Difference between control flow testing and basis path testing

We are studying various testing techniques in Software Quality Assurance course and i got confused when came across "basis path testing" and "control flow testing". Both these techniques apparently look same even their steps are also almost same but i need to find some concrete difference among them. I am unable to differentiate them. Any help in this regard would be appreciated.

Basis Path testing just ensures the coverage of all the paths in the program but control flow testing test the conditions as well.

So for a simple example, if there is a decision node in the program as:

if( x >= 2 )

Here, in this case there would be two paths:

1. x >= 2
2. x < 2

But in control flow there would be three combinations, as following:

1. x > 2
2. x = 2
3. x < 2

It was a very basic example, I hope that helps.