Fit or Suit
Fit
It's a word referring to "dimension or shape", in other words, whether something is the right size or not.
For example:
This shirt doesn't fit me, I need a bigger size.
That one fits me perfectly; it’s definitely the right size.
I think you have put on too much weight lately as your clothes don’t fit you anymore.
I hope this table will fit in our dining room.
Which size do you think fits me better?
Suit
It's a word referring to "style or matter of choice", in other words, whether something looks good on someone or something or not.
For Example:
That skirt really suits her, she must put it on.
Dark colors don’t suit me well as I am a brunette.
This tie suits with your shirt better.
Our new carpet suited with our armchairs.
Note:
We can also use the word “suit” for arrangements.
Does 3 o’clock suit you?
4 would suit me better.
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