We use 'example' when we want to show one thing to explain a bigger idea. It helps people understand better by seeing one case.
This is an example of a red flower.
Show me an example of your work.
In school, an 'example' can be a question or task to help you learn. It shows you how to do something.
Solve this math example, please.
Look at the example in the book.
Sometimes 'example' means a bad case that shows what can go wrong. People use it to learn and be careful.
His failure is an example for us all.
Don't make the same example again.
In technical or law language, 'example' means a formal model or type that is used to show how things should be done or made.
The document is an example of the contract form.
This is an example of a standard procedure.
As a verb, 'example' means to show or explain something by using examples. This use is rare and mostly seen in formal writing.
He exampled the problem clearly.
Teachers often example complex ideas.
