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🔸 ADAPT
Meaning: To change or adjust to fit a new situation or environment.
Example from image: The man is using an umbrella in the rain — he is adapting to the weather.
Other examples:

I had to adapt to the new school after moving to another city.

Some animals adapt quickly to climate change.

When I started working, I needed time to adapt to the office culture.

🧠 Tip: "Adapt" is often followed by to:
✔️ She adapted to her new job.
✔️ They adapted to life in another country.

🔸 ADEPT
Meaning: Very skilled or good at doing something.
Example from image: The man is playing chess with confidence — he is adept at chess.
Other examples:

He is adept at using technology.

She became adept at public speaking after many presentations.

My friend is adept at solving puzzles — he always finds the answer quickly.

🧠 Tip: "Adept" is often followed by at:
✔️ She is adept at painting.
✔️ He’s very adept at explaining difficult ideas.

🎯 Key difference:

Adapt is a verb – it’s about changing to fit a situation.

Adept is an adjective – it’s about being skilled at something

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