"Access" is a noun or verb used to describe the ability or right to enter, approach, or use something, such as information, resources, or facilities.
Example (noun): "I have access to the company's database." Here, "access" refers to the ability to use or obtain information from the database.
Example (verb): "She accessed her email from her smartphone." In this sentence, "accessed" describes the action of obtaining or using her email.
Excess:
"Excess" is a noun or adjective used to describe something that is more than necessary, appropriate, or desired. It implies an amount or quantity that exceeds what is considered normal, usual, or suitable.
Example (noun): "The excess of sugar in his diet contributed to health problems." Here, "excess" refers to an amount of sugar that is more than necessary or healthy.
Example (adjective): "The excess luggage fee was quite expensive." In this sentence, "excess" describes the additional or surplus amount of luggage that incurred a fee.
