Sale and Sell
Sale is a noun, and sell is a verb. They are not interchangeable, and sound similar, but not identical.
Here are some examples:
Lucy went to the shop where the store clerk had tried to sell her a bunny outfit two months ago, but found that the store was having a 'going-out-of-business' sale, and had no bunny outfits left over.
Mark and Eileen wanted to move to the city and had a yard sale because they wanted to sell many of their belongings.
You sell something when you have it on sale.
You have a sale when you want to sell something.
Sell is a verb, it means you offer something to someone else for money.
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