59. Common mistakes in English: Part 2

Jon and Gideon talk about common mistakes between words in English. We cover the difference between using 'sensitive' and 'sensible'; 'beside' and 'besides'; and 'lend' and 'borrow' among others.
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[@martapolizzottomp]

Thank you both!! Such a useful video !! 🙂

[@MontyEnglishSchool]

Thanks Marta, glad you found it useful :)

[@Santoshlv426]

The Shadow/Shade confusion got me thinking. They are similar, some may say same but one is a consequence of the other. Shade is a consequence of a shadow, but not vice versa. "The grass is not growing in the shade of the tree's shadow". If shade/shadow were interchanged, it would not read right.

[@MontyEnglishSchool]

Exactly! It's a good explanation :)