English for Today by Ganiu Abisoye Bamgbose (Dr GAB)
LOSS, LOSE, LOST, LOOSE
Loss is a noun and should be used in the position of a name:
Don’t think about your loss.
Lose is a verb and it is used in the position of an action:
Don’t lose your trust in Him.
Lost is the past tense and past participle of lose:
If you have God, then you have not lost anything.
Loose is an adjective which means not firmly or tightly fixed:
He was in a loose shirt when I saw him this morning.
You won’t lose your children or experience any loss , and all that you’ve lost will be regained befittingly without looking like a loose gown.
Can you also use the four words in just a sentence?
GAB
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