Difference Between "Switch" ,"Match" and " Fit"

"Suit", "match", and "fit" are "synonyms" used in different contexts, so they are commonly confused.

Let's see what each of them mean:

Suit: (related to colour or style of clothes) to go well with; to make someone look good

Example:
You should wear trousers more often - they suit you.

Match:   (related to colours, designs or objects) to be similar or look well/attractive together

Examples

Those two colours don't match.

These striped curtains don't match the cushions.

Fit:  to be the right size or shape for someone or something.

Examples: 

That dress fits you perfectly.

It won't fit into the room. The bed is way to big.

Suit, match, fit quiz:

Choose the appropriate verb in the correct form (Past Simple, Simple Present, Present Continuous, etc)

Answers:

1. suit 2. matched 3. suit 4. matching 5. suits 6. suits 7. matched tie 8. fit 9. suit

10. match.

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