Content:
* Noun: The things that are contained within something, especially the information or material in a book, film, speech, etc.
* Adjective: Satisfied; pleased.
Examples:
* Noun: The content of the article was very informative.
* Adjective: She was content with her life.
Contents:
* Noun (plural): The things that are inside something, especially the items in a container.
Examples:
* The contents of the box were a surprise.
* Check the contents of the package before signing for it.
Here's a breakdown of the key differences:
* Number: "Content" is singular, while "contents" is plural.
* Focus: "Content" often refers to the information or material itself, while "contents" emphasizes the physical items within something.
* Context: "Content" is more versatile, being both a noun and an adjective, while "contents" is strictly a noun.
In simple terms:
* Content is what something is *about*.
* Contents are what something *holds*.