English students, try this.

Clothes and clothing refer to the things you wear – shirts, pants, underwear, dresses, suits, etc. ***Cloth is the material, the fabric. Cotton, wool, silk, etc. are different types of cloth. There is also a pronunciation difference: The o in clothes/clothing sounds like the o in “no.” The o in cloth sounds like the aw in “saw.” Now, what about clothes and clothing? They are mostly the same, and sometimes used interchangeably, but there is a tiny difference: ***Clothing is more formal, and usually refers to a general category: men’s clothing, women’s clothing, athletic clothing, clothing made from natural materials, etc. ***Clothes refers to the individual items that you wear. You pack your clothes in your suitcase before going on a trip, and you take off your clothes before taking a shower.

Choose the word that best fits the context:

I especially admire somebody who can keep himself disciplined. I can see so many miracle things they can do that I wish I could. In the past, I tried and tried but failed. Now, an idea came up to me: I will divide things I want to do into small pieces. For instance, if I want to keep myself from scrolling the Facebook or Youtube unpurposely for a year, I will challenge myself not to do it in only one day first. If one day is still a struggle for me, I will make it 5 minutes of scrolling a day then gradually increase the challenging time to one week, then two week. Let see if I can do it! I hope so.

English students, try this.

Which one is correct?