Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Unlimited"

A: You can have unlimited data.
There are no limits (unlimited).
Access to the swimming pool is unlimited.

A: “Unlimited” would only be used when referring to quantities/numbers
Example: “there is an unlimited supply of potatoes”
But “infinite” could refer to anything, such as: distances, time, numbers, quantities etc. It can also be used as an adverb (“infinitely”)
Examples: •”life would be infinitely better if you were kind”
•”there is an infinite supply of potatoes”

A: They little both mean "there is no limit". So you can use them the same way.

A: There is no difference. They are the same.

A: Unlimited is something that never runs out, whereas limitless is something that goes on (forward) forever.
"Unlimited french fries with your meal."
"With this new technology, the possibilities are limitless ."
You could also use "endless" in place of limitless.

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