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-`Most` is an adjective you can use when to talk about the biggest part of something. For exmaple:
+`Most` is an adjective you can use when to talk about the biggest part of something. For example:
 
 `We completed most of our work before lunch,` it means a group finished the biggest part of their work.
 
-`Mostly` is an adverb. You use it to talk about what something is like most of the time. For exemple: 
+`Mostly` is an adverb. You use it to talk about what something is like most of the time. For example: 
 
 `The office is mostly quiet in the mornings,` means that usually, in the mornings, the office is quiet.