CLOTHES vs. WEAR CLOTHES and WEAR have basically the same meaning, but they are used it differently. We always use another word before wear. You can say things like swimwear…formal wear…underwear…etc. I can say, “You have nice clothes.” But I can’t say, “You have nice wear.” How about you? Do you like casual clothes or formal wear? Leave a comment …
YouTube English Vocabulary Lesson – 9 Ways To Use CARE
Here is another YouTube English lesson for you! For this lesson, let’s look at 9 ways that we use CARE. We use care about, care for, take care of, would you care for, don’t care for, take care, I could care less, and I couldn’t care less. Check it out! I hope you like this lesson…if you do, please take …
New YouTube Lesson – Until vs. Till vs. Unless
New on YouTube! What’s the difference between UNTIL and TILL? How about the difference between UNTIL and UNLESS? Well, for a lot of English learners, UNTIL and UNLESS are two words that can be confusing at times. How about you? Well, in this YouTube lesson, I’m going to show you how we use UNTIL, TILL, and UNLESS in everyday English. …
New YouTube Lesson – VERY vs. REALLY
New on YouTube! The adverbs VERY and REALLY have a similar meaning, but the way that we use them is different. Do you get mixed up with those words sometimes? Well, in this YouTube lesson, I’m going to show you how we use VERY and REALLY in everyday English. Check it out! I hope you like this lesson…if you do, …
New YouTube Lesson – Doubt vs. Question
New on YouTube! The words DOUBT and QUESTION can be tricky for a lot of English learners. That’s because in some languages, DOUBT and QUESTION translate into the same word. I believe this happens in Portuguese, and I guess it happens in some other languages too. Well, have a look at this lesson video and hopefully you can end your …
On YouTube! Small vs. Little (and A Little vs. Little) – English Vocabulary Word Lesson
New on YouTube! For today’s English lesson, let’s have a look at the difference between SMALL and Little. These two English words have a similar meaning, but the way that we use them is different. We’ll also take a look at the difference between little and a little. Let’s check it out! I hope you like this lesson…if you do, …
Grow vs. Grow Up – English Vocabulary Lesson
Grow vs. Grow up Basically grow means to get bigger physically and grow up means to mature emotionally. I grew up in New York. Jack’s kids are growing up in Paris. Grandma is growing tomatoes in her garden. Where did you grow up? Do you like to grow flowers or vegetables? If you know anyone who might be interested in …
Using Move vs. Go – English Vocabulary Lesson
When I was five years old, we moved from an apartment to a house because we needed more room. It was great to be able to grow up in a house with a backyard. My family never moved from that house and in fact, my mother still lives there. I moved a lot, though. I even moved overseas, but in …
Convenient vs. Convenience – Confusing English Vocabulary
Most people like to live in a city because of the convenience. Everything is close by; shopping, dining, and transportation. The convenient bus and subway systems make getting around easy. And no matter where you are in the city, you are usually never far from a deli or convenience store. A lot of people get confused between convenient and convenience, …
Fit vs. Suit – English Vocabulary Lesson
Jimmy bought a new jacket this week. It really suits him. He looks good in leather. The jacket fits him very well too. I think leather jackets don’t suit me, even if they fit. Today, let’s have a look at the difference between fit and suit. We use fit to talk about the size or shape of something. Fit means …