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1. Access:

   • "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.

2. 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.