Imagine, image, and imagination are three words that a lot of learners confuse when speaking English. For today’s English lesson, let’s have a look at the difference between these words and then some example sentences to see how they are used.
Here are the example sentences
Imagine:
- I imagine visiting a tropical island must be nice.
- Can you imagine what you would do if you won the lottery?
- Jack said Vegas was better than he imagined.
Image:
- I still have the image of her face in my mind.
- His stories are so detailed; you can really get a good image of the situation.
- Let’s use these three images for the brochure.
Imagination:
- Those kids have vivid imaginations.
- Imagination is the key to creativity.
- Use your imagination and tell me a story about a far away land.
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