Understanding the Difference: Announcement, Advertisement, Mark, Brand, and More

Announcement: to announce something unrelated to a brand.

Advertisement: to promote something like an ad or a campaign.

Mark: a visible sign on the face.

Brand: a type of product manufactured by a company under a specific name.

Label: used for clothes.

Make: refers to electrical equipment, cars, and domestic appliances.

Trademark: a name, symbol, or design used by a company on its products, legally owned by the company, or something that characterizes a person, place, or product.

Audience: a group of people gathered in one place to listen to a concert, watch a movie, etc.

Public: ordinary people.

Viewers: people who watch TV, computers, etc.

Spectators: people who watch an activity, especially sports, without participating.

Grief: sorrow.

Bond: a connection.

Relief effort: aid provided to help in a disaster.

Nuance: a subtle difference.

Ordeal: a difficult experience.

Feature (film): a full-length movie.

Convey: to communicate or express.

Scold: to reprimand.

Unbearable: intolerable.

Distressingly: in a distressing manner.

IN: used to indicate a location or when doing something (The tagline should be catchy in marketing a product.), to express opinion, belief, feeling, etc.

ON: refers to the surface of something, specifies days and dates.

TO: used to indicate address, place, relationship, limit, or a period.

AT: used for location (e.g., at home, at school, at the bus stop).

ONTO: on top of something (e.g., the man holds onto the handlebars).

OF: indicates something relative to or belonging to, used for reference or to specify number or quantity.

FOR: indicates reason or cause, duration or time, or use of something.