What different between Internet and Internet?

Answer 1

The internet ? An internet?

To be exact in the answer. There is no difference.

However, in grammar we use 'an' if a noun begins with a vowel sound. And If a common or collective noun is singular than we use article a or an before it.

Generally we use 'the' before a familiar thing or such common or collective noun which has been mentioned earlier.

E.g. There was a lion. The lion was very hungry.

(otherwise there are 20-26 rules for using 'the')

Answer 2

'The Internet' is a large area where several computers are Inter-networked together to create a way for computers to communicate with each other.

'An Internet' is someone declaring that they have a valid connection to the internet, so for example they could be using the: 'Virgin Media Network' to access the Internet, and because they pay for the service, they are technically 'renting' the use of 'an Internet connection'.

So in basic terms, every needs their own piece of internet service, in order to access the Global Internet.

Answer 3

I'm guessing you mean the difference between internet and INTERNET. The answer is that they are capitalized differently.

Answer 4

There is no difference. "Internet" used to be a proper noun when it first came out, but it is now appropriate to call it the "internet".

Answer 5

Internet: Interconnection of networks under different organization.

Intranet: Private connection of networks under 1 organization.

Answer 6

Cable, Dial-Up, Satellite, Wireless, the list goes on.