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1. Continuous:

   • "Continuous" is an adjective that describes something that happens without interruption or pause; it is unceasing and uninterrupted.
   • Example: "The continuous noise from the construction site made it hard to concentrate." Here, "continuous" indicates that the noise is ongoing and does not stop.
   • Example: "The river flows in a continuous stream." In this sentence, "continuous" describes the unbroken and uninterrupted flow of the river.

2. Continual:

   • "Continual" is an adjective that describes something that occurs repeatedly over a period of time, but with interruptions or pauses between occurrences.
   • Example: "He experienced continual headaches throughout the week." Here, "continual" indicates that the headaches happened repeatedly but not constantly.
   • Example: "The continual interruptions made it difficult to finish the project." In this sentence, "continual" describes interruptions that occur repeatedly but with breaks in between.