STOP confusing these words! Especially or Specially? Assure or Ensure? (+ Free PDF & Quiz)
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- You no longer have to confuse pairs/trios of words like lose and loose, accept and except, and assure, insure and ensure! 📝 GET THE FREE LESSON PDF here 👉🏼 bit.ly/ConfusingFreePDF 📊 FIND OUT YOUR ENGLISH LEVEL! Take my level test here 👉🏼 bit.ly/EnglishLevelTest12 👩🏼🏫 JOIN MY ONLINE ENGLISH COURSES: englishwithlucy.teachable.com... - We have launched our B1 and B2 Complete English Programmes!
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You no longer have to confuse pairs/trios of words like lose and loose, accept and except, and assure, insure and ensure! 📝 *GET THE FREE LESSON PDF* _here_ 👉🏼 bit.ly/ConfusingFreePDF 📊 *FIND OUT YOUR ENGLISH LEVEL!* _Take my level test here_ 👉🏼 bit.ly/EnglishLevelTest12 👩🏼🏫 *JOIN MY ONLINE ENGLISH COURSES:* englishwithlucy.teachable.com/courses - _We have launched our B1 and B2 Complete English Programmes!_
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Especially vs specially 3:16
Loose vs lose 5:10
Accept vs except 6:49
Assure vs ensure vs insure 9:28
Inquire vs enquire 10:50
Thank you. I was more interested in inquire
As a person who has been using English for some 40 years, I know these differences pretty well, but I could even "learn" the alphabet when Lucy explains it due to her charming voice, pleasing demeanour, and pretty face. :-)
As an American English-language teacher, I love to show my appreciation to you. You saved my life and my students love your videos and happy they at last they learning!
I always watch the sponsors even though I'm not interested because I love her voice and accent, I could listen to her all day long
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Another great lesson Lucy, thanks! My rule of thumb: "You lose an 'o' when spelling lose."
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Lucy, great lesson! So true about native speakers struggling both these words! As an American, I'm glad you showed the difference between British and American English
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first btw :) (btw means by the way)
Second
Second
Third
3rd
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I love so much that she also compares pronunciation with that of the American English.
Great lesson Lucy! As a native French speaker, all those words make sense, since we pronounce them differently in French. Yet, it will help me teach English to my native German students :)
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Every part of your video is a lesson .
From the start of the video to the main lesson ,helps improve the accent by listening.
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Superb and clearly explained madam, your way of prononciation was amazing mam.
This is a great lesson! These words can be very confusing and difficult to explain but you did it brilliantly.
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I see so many people use the wrong spellings/words and it drives me around the bend.
Even I got something out of this cos I get confused when it comes to inquire/enquire.
Thank you Lucy!
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What makes it especially confusing is that lose is pronounced with a longer sounding o than loose
A very large percentage of British people cannot spell those words correctly for the reason you mention. They write "loose" when they should write "lose", as Lucy mentioned.
Actually, the long 'o' in "lose" causes the 's' to become voiced, as 'z'; whereas, the long "oo" sound in "loose" preserves the unvoiced 's' sound. Orthography in English is nasty, but not horrid.
@@argonwheatbelly637 Also lose Has a deeper sound in the o
@@MuhammadAsif-ek6ep : No, today both use the long "oo" sound, as in "pool". It's whether or not it's an 's' or a 'z' sound.
For someone like me, who actually Malaysian,..this is very much appreciated English lessons from you Lucy. Thanks.
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Stop confusing words ! Especially the word "specially" 😂
Now im confuse,,🤭
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You really make things much more understandable and less confusing because your vocal and comprehensive explanation is just superb... I don't find any difficulty following your lessons though I'm second language speaker (I mean English is not my first tongue).. And more frankly I find that nowadays generations in UK tends to show off and make it even harder to the second tongue speakers.. It's a bit annoying but due to geopolitics and it is not a general rule anyway, I find you very informative and tolerant, so thank you, you made me like the UK English language.
I use “inquire” frequently at work because my coworkers use it. And I’m in charge of Indian customer. Indian people definitely use “enquire” to ask something. I wondered what the difference and thought this may be the difference in British and American English. Now I’m really happy to understand this pair!😊
This confusing vocabulary series helps a lot! I really enjoy them. Thanks Lucy!
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Insure ensure as I saw in insurance papers often mean the same.
Perfect and super useful lesson. Congrats Professor Lucy.
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I found RAVEN to help
Affect for Verb, Effect for Noun r A-V E-N
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Another amazing lesson, thank you so much Lucy! 🍀
I love your explanation, Lucy. It's easy to understand!
These words are confusing indeed, each one teaches one. Thank you Lucy
Most British people don't know the difference between "inquire" and "enquire". It's difficult to expect people from other countries to know the difference!
Thanks Lucy! I often get confuse in these words but this video helped me...
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You didn't include "off & of".
The lecture is very nice and so educative.
Why do Americans say 'off of' instead of just 'off'?
The similarity of these words reminds me why my relationship with English is so complicated...
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Loved this lesson.Thank you Lucy!
Thank you..❤️ now I will not get confused in these words..😂
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TRUTH : - I really get confused these words lol.... Helpful class:-)
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Suggestions on "difference or comparison between words series":
1. Intensive, extensive
2. Later vs. Latter
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The Difference between Especially and Specially made me go crazy 😂
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Hi marvellous Lucy, I have a question: why did you say "especially in the spring" with the definite article? Thanks in advance, kisses.
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omg now i understand Why when u want to investigate something in a game they write "press X to inquire" it looked so strange for me............
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Thank you Lucy. I always get confused on those words
Thanks for #5. I am an ESL teacher and am likely to come across the question of enquire vs. inquire. Very helpful.
I never really thought of these words.
Now that i have seen the thumbnail, I can’t remember if I ever knew anything.
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Lucy: pair number 5 is inquire and enquire.
Acquire: *hello there*
Your videos really increases our vocabulary and make our mind to expand for new words to understand and it's my pleasure to hear your fluent English..🙏🥰
Awesome explanation, great work! Lots of thanks, Lucy!
Actually, I am mostly confusing these two words. "except" and "expect"
i am confused too.
@@lancylan1208 Except is an exclusion. I like all Chinese food except fried rice. I do not like fried rice. Expect is thinking something will happen. I expect I'll get a raise. I think I'll be getting a raise.
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Thank you Lucy. I was having confused earlier when I speak these words with same meaning but with difference. Now I know them how to use correctly Lucy
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I don't think so.
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Don't apologize, please. I believe you say both, don't you ? British people are known to be the epitome of politeness and aloofness, but in fact, you Americans are not bad at it, either. I think it's both cultural and favored by the English language itself.
well english is my 2nd language & i find it even easier than my native language (Arabic)
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