What is the difference between present and presant?

Difference between present and presant

Present is a formal word for gift. A gift is an item you give someone for a special occation or a suprise🎁 💐. A gift can be something like chocolate, flowers, perfume. It can be anything meaningful.

Presant is a persons surname, for example Elizabeth Presant.

The words sound similar with a slight varioation on the vowel after the 's'.

Present has the same emphasis on the 'e' sound that 'cent' and 'tent' have.

Presant has the same emphasis on the 'a' sound that 'apple' and 'ant' has.

Present 🎁 Presant (a persons name)

The difference between present and presant is as follows:

Present

This word could mean different things. For example, to buy someone a gift can also be called present, or to be in the present is to be here, right now.

Presant

This word does not exist in the English language and dictionary.

For example

For example, to buy someone a gift can also be called present, or to be in the present is to be here, right now.

In conclusion

For example, to buy someone a gift can also be called present, or to be in the present is to be here, right now.
So basically, present is the correct word to use in both forms and presant is a word that does not exist and cannot be used.

Present VS presant or present VS present?

Present VS present

First of all, the word 'presant' does not exist 😂.

Present is one of those words where is can be used both as a noun and an adjective.

As a noun, present = gift. In other words, the definition of present (noun) is: something that is given to you on a special occasion without you asking for it.

As an adjective, present = being somewhere/existing/happening now. In other words, present (adjective) is: the period of time that is happening now; something that is currently existing; or at a particular place.

Sentence example

Present (noun): He gave me a car as my birthday present.

Present (adjective): Everyone was present during this seminar.

Present (adjective): There is an emergency that I need to sort out at the present.

Both in the same sentence: She is overwhelmed with joy at the present because the present he had given her is exactly what she had wished for.

Remeber:

When used as a noun, present = gift.

When used as an adjective, present = existing/now/being somewhere.

The difference between present and presant

I will now explain these differences

Present has several meanings while presant is not an English word

Examples of use

I have a birthday present for you because you are my best friend

In this way we use present instead of the word gift

We are living in the present

it is another way to say at this moment

I am ready to present my paper to the class

it is another way to say show

conclusion

there are several uses for the word present but they are used in different ways

The meaning of the word depends on the context it is used in

these words have many different uses .

The Difference between 'Present' and 'Presant'

While the word 'Present" has many homonyms, the word 'Presant' is not an actual word. If you see this online, in print, or otherwise, it may very well be a typo (mistake in typing).

The Word 'Present' (Adjective, pronounced as prez-int)

➠ To be in a particular place; to be in existence; to be in attendance

• "The teacher needs to be present in the classroom before the students arrive."

  
  

➠ Existing or occurring now

• "There are no more vacancies at the the present moment."

The Word 'Present' (Noun, pronounced as prez-int)

➠ Period of time occurring now

• "They do not worry about the future because they choose to always live in the present."

  
  

➠ An item thoughtfully given as ceremony or affection (less formal way of saying 'gift')

• "I gave my husband his birthday present last week, he loves it."

The Word 'Present' (Verb, pronounced as prez-int)

➠ To introduce something to someone

• "I would like to present my travel idea to my family next week."

  
  

➠ ⎡𝗦𝗣𝗘𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗟 𝗣𝗥𝗢𝗡𝗨𝗡𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡⎦(Pronounced as pr𝖾𝖾-zint and prez-int) To introduce something to someone else

• “I would like to present Gal Gadot as actress of the year."

In Conclusion...

Some words in English have a couple of meanings. It may be hard to distinguish their meaning, however, context will always make the biggest difference.

You will often find strange words around the internet and not know what they mean. Luckily, you can find teachers to help!

Presant versus Present

Presant is a spelling mistake, it does not exist!
Some people pronounce "present" in a way that may sound like "presant" you'll also often hear it sound like "prezint" (another spelling mistake).

Present is an adjective that can mean:

• here

• now

• in a place at a certain time

  
  

  The present - refers to the current moment, or the grammatical tenses
  
  

Examples:

- Teacher: Myra Briggs?
- Student: Present! (existing here)

- There were no witnesses present at the crime scene. (existing in a place at a certain time)

- During many types of meditation, people attempt to focus on the present moment. (the current moment)

- I haven't got any further questions for you at present. (now)

The word present is a common English word which can be used either as a noun or a verb. It has quite many meanings and uses.

1. to award someone (Mr Smith was presented a medal for his efforts)

2. to introduce sb (Today, we present the new CEO)

3. to show (They present a new design next week)

   It also refers to tense and time

   4. the present time (opp. of past

   5. to exist in a place (she was present in the class)

   6. a gift, sth given to another one as a gift (I have a present for you!)
      

      Here we need the last definition, to compare it with the word presant.
      

present vs presant

How about the word "presant"?

This uncommon word is a portmanteau of two English words:

present +peasant ===> presant

Peasant means a worker, usually from low classes of society.

and we know that present means a gift

so Presant refers to a slave given to somebody as a gift.

His grand grandfather was transferred to New York as a presant to a wealthy family.

So this is the story behind this word.

Present and presant

The word “present” as an adjective means to physically be in a particular place.

“Both parents have to be present at the parent-teacher meeting.”

It can also be something that is happening at that moment “He did not think he would find himself in that present situation”

It can also be used as a noun

“My mother bought me a birthday present”

The word presant has no meaning in English.

However, the word “peasant” does exist which means a poor person with a low social status (used to refer to people who works on farms)

It can also refer to a person who is rude, ignorant and unsophisticated.

The word present has different meanings in different sentences. And the word presant does not exist.

The difference between 'present' and 'presant'

'Presant' is a common spelling error, where the second 'e' is replaced with an 'a'.

The word 'present' has various meanings, and can be used as a noun, verb, adjective or adverb.

Noun 1: Something given to somebody in the form of an object.

Eg. She was given a present for her birthday. Synonym: gift

Noun 2: Something given in the form of information, such as a speech/play/drama/opera/musical piece/art.

Eg. It gives me great pleasure to present this superb work of art to you.

Verb: The introduction of a person who is giving the information.

Eg. I hereby present to you, the artist of this superb work, Pablo Picasso.

Adjective: Used to indicate what is happening, or the condition of something, at the moment. Synonym: current

Eg. The present state of the car is not very good.

Adverb: To describe the verb, at the moment.

Eg. She is presently living in Greece.

The difference between present and presant can often be mistaken. Let's take a closer look at their meanings...

Present vs Presant

Firstly, "presant" is a word which does not exist in the English language. Presant = Wrong Spelling

Present:

noun (Something given) = something that you are given, without asking for it, on a special occasion, especially to show friendship, or to say thank you.

noun (NOW) = the period of time that is happening now, not the past or the future.

Present (tense) = the form of the verb that is used to show what happens or exists now.

At present (formal) = Now

adjective = in a particular place

adjective (NOW) = happening or existing now.

verb = to give, provide, or make something known.
verb (Introduce) = to introduce a person, television/radio show

Examples:

Present as a Noun:

1. A birthday/Christmas/wedding present

2. They gave me theatre tickets as a present.

3. That's all for the present.

4. The play is set in the present.

5. The verb in this sentence is in the present tense.

6. "Are you busy?" "Not at present."

7. At present she's working abroad.

Present as an Adjective:

1. The whole family was present.

2. There were no children present.

3. I don't have her present address.

4. Please state your present occupation and salary.

Present as a Verb:

1. The winners were presented with medals.

2. The letter presented the family with a problem that would be difficult to solve.

   The school is presenting

3. The classroom presented a cheerful busy atmosphere to the visitors (= appeared to them to have this).

4. He presented the report to his colleagues at the meeting.

5. The documentary presented us with a balanced view of the issue.

6. She presents the late-night news.

7. May I present Professor Carter?

8. Later on I'd like to present you to the headteacher.

The difference between present and presant.

Main Difference

The main difference between the two words are the spelling and the existence of the word.

Firstly the word present has many different meanings: Most of which concern giving (a present is a gift) or time (the present is right now).
The verb present might mean to deliver something like a speech, or perform something like a play. Present might also mean "to submit" or "hand over." something.- Dictionary Definition : Vocabulary.com

Secondly the word presant does not exist as it is a misspelt word.
This is a common mistake made when trying to spell present.

The conclusion of this is:

The word presant is misspelt and the correct spelling is present. The word present has many different meaning and may lead to people wanting to spell the word differently.

One is a word and the other isn't!

'presant' is not a word

'Present' has 3(+) meanings!

It is both a noun and an adjective. As a noun, it means a gift.

As an adjective, it can mean tense (presently/ happening now) OR to be in attendance or paying attention!

Present means present (adj.) tense (happening now/always true)

E.g I am presently drinking my coffee.

OR present (adj.) To be in attendance/ in a particular place/ paying attention

E.g. She is present in the class.

He is present and accounted for.

OR present (n.) Is a gift

E.g. I got you a present!

Present isn't a word

Present means both tense and a gift

What is the difference between present and present?

adjective: present

-in a particular place

noun: present;

-the period of time now occurring

verb: present
give or award formally or ceremonially

Sample sentences:

The girl must be present in the classroom to take the test.

We are happy and at peace, refusing to think beyond the present.

The man presented a proposal to the girl.

Phrases

present arms

Grammar can be fascinating

The word present has multiple meanings, most of which concern giving or time such as the present is right now. The verb present might mean to deliver something like a speech, or perform something like a play

Presant, spelled with the letter A, is not actually a word. It is a common mistake made when trying to write the word present.

The word present, always spelled p-r-e-s-e-n-t, has multiple definitions:

1. present (verb): to give a presentation

2. present (noun): now, in this current moment

3. present (noun): gift

Examples of present

1. VERB: I am very nervous because today I am going to present my final project in class. I always get nervous when speaking in front of people.

2. NOUN: To become fluent in English, you need to be able to use verbs in many different tenses, including the past, present, and future.

3. NOUN: I can't wait for my mom to open the birthday present I got for her! I am sure she will be surprised.

The word present has multiple meanings, most of which concern giving (a present is a gift) or time (the present is right now). The verb present might mean to deliver something like a speech or perform something like a play.

Present time refers to the time around the moment of writing or speaking (time around now) and to general and permanent time. The two most common ways to refer to present time are the present simple for general facts and regular events, and the present continuous for an event happening now

2. There is no word like prasant!

Water turns to ice at below 0°. (present simple for a general fact)

Does it rain a lot in Wales? (present simple asking about a general fact)

I usually take the bus to work. (present simple for a regular event)

To present. Present

To present: means to give a presentation or to show/ give an introduction to something or someone.

Present means gift.

Presant is not a word!

Sometimes when you are speaking you may notice the pronunciation for present sounds like 'presant'. This does not mean that present is spelled with an a...

Let me present my best friend to you; Fred!

She gave me so many presents for Christmas.

My favorite present is chocolate.

I enjoy presenting my school projects to my mom!

The play that they presented last night had been absolutely spectacular! I love Pinocchio.

Presant is not a word

Do not use the word "presant"