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1. Use:

   • "Use" is a more common and straightforward verb that means to employ something for a purpose or to put something into action or service.
   • Example: "I use my phone to check emails." Here, "use" means to employ the phone for checking emails.
   • Example: "Please use a pen to fill out the form." In this sentence, "use" means to employ a pen for filling out the form.

2. Utilize:

   • "Utilize" is a more formal verb that often implies making effective or practical use of something, sometimes in a way that maximizes its potential or in situations where it might not be the usual or intended purpose.
   • Example: "The scientist utilized a new method to conduct the experiment." Here, "utilized" suggests using a new or perhaps innovative method effectively.
   • Example: "They utilized the spare room as a home office." In this sentence, "utilized" implies making practical and effective use of the spare room as an office.