What is the difference between chop and slash ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.

@SCOTTiee
Chop and slash are both verbs that refer to cutting something with a sharp object, but they have slightly different connotations.

"Chop" typically refers to cutting something into pieces with a quick, sharp motion, using a tool such as a knife or axe. Example: "He chopped the vegetables into small pieces for the soup."

"Slash" refers to cutting something with a sweeping motion, using a sharp object such as a knife or sword. It can also be used to describe a deep cut or wound. Example: "She slashed at the attacker with a kitchen knife."

In general, "chop" implies a more controlled, precise action, while "slash" implies a more wild, forceful action.