boarders vs borders :

boarders or borders

Boarders is the inflected form of the word, boarder which means a pupil who lives within the school premises during term time.

"You're going to be a boarder next term."

Borders is the inflected form of the word, border which means the outer edge of something or place. It is also a line or frontier area separating political or geographical regions.

"The goods were delayed by the border patrols."


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