[Grammar] ate vs rates and level vs levels.

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rogrodri

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Hi,

I would like to know when to use rate vs rates and level vs levels.

Thanks in advance.
 
Welcome to the forum, rogrodri. :hi:

As an English teacher, you must know that one word of each pair is singular and the other plural.
 
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Welcome to the forum. :hi:

Please give us complete sentences to work with.
 
As a verb or noun?

Verb:

I rate
He/She/It rates

As a noun:
The exchange rate is 1.2 to the USD. (At any one time, there's one exchange rate for a single currency)
Interest rates are very low. (There are different ones at the same time)
 
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