CONFUSING VOCABULARY: MAKE SENSE VS. HAVE SENSE, AMERICAN ACCENT TRAINING,REAL-LIFE AMERICAN ENGLISH

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[@baipallijagdeeshwarrao9207]

How to always remain happy in your life because I am from India and most of the people here are unhappy, you should make a motivational video about this in your video, when you are happy then there will be enthusiasm in you

[@oneofyou9573]

Thank you for the lesson. It is a little bit confusing. Walmart has competition and competition is Target. But why we don't use the word competitor. Target is a competitor for Walmart.

[@fredylopez2477]

- Have the (good) sense = ser sensato. - Common sense = sentido común. - Make sense = ser lógico, tener sentido.

[@talkertolk]

Isn’t a word competition a noun word meaning the event during which participants compete against each other? And these participants are called competitors?

[@Victorsbzh]

Why "out of porcelain" and not "of porcelain" or "from porcelain"?

[@fredylopez2477]

Because; "made from" has a different context. And "made out of" is a synonym for "made of".

[@PeterMoss-kn2wk]

There is a great video on the subject on the "English with Lucy" channel. Just search for the title "Difference between MADE OF / MADE FROM / MADE WITH / MADE OUT OF." Also, after researching it on the web, "made of porcelain" seems to be the best option, while "made out of porcelain" is also acceptable, but in casual speech.