6 confusing words - small & little, big & large, tall & high

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I've often confused to use between "tall" and "high" for building. But now it's clear. Thank you very much.

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You seem to have very good videos, and explain the connotations attached with words rather well. It takes native speakers a long time to develop the same imagery/connotations you ascribe to the words, and theirs is developed for years of historical use reinforcing the imagery involved with the words. I know I personally, relate little hands, as meaning more childlike versus a persons small hands meaning small for their size. Just to show emphasis on context.

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Little also has the connotation of being cute for example, Little bird, little house, little baby. "Small" with those words carries no emotional content.

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Hello! thank you for your lessons!! they are very very useful for us foreign students who want to perfect our English!! Could you please do a video about the difference between using the verb to be as an infinitive or with ing. For instance, "This tool helps you to do your homework" "this tool helps you to doing your homework"... Maybe this is not the right example but I think you will get what I'm asking about. Thank you once again! looking forward to solving this English issue.

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These words have been confuesing me since i started learning English but now they are so clear. Thank you so much but i have an additional question whish is: When do we use ( few)? and when do we use (afew) ? For example what is the difference between (few people) and (afew people) it is a little bit tricky.

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Yes that's right. "He's my OLDER bother." also fine to say "BIG Brother" "He's my YOUNGER brother." Fine to say "LITTLE bother" They are both used often.

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Thanks! Context is the most important thing everywhere :D

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Thanks Adam. I was a little confused with tha words tall and high, but after watching your explaination i think that´s been cleared up.

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HI! Please let me know. In a description of a house: Its a small single floor house with a central door between two small windows. The Question: Can I use "little" instead "small" just for not repeat words or is a grammatical mistake?Thanks

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Terrific lesson! Thanks for the reminders to this English speaker. :)

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Can you recommend me a resource, whether it's book or website that provide the difference s among synonyms themselves (like the difference between hard and difficult.. Etc) please

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Hi, Adam. You're really excellent. However this time I missed that you didn' mention ''great'', and the difference between "little" vs. "a little, and "few" vs. a "few". Perhaps in another video...

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Thanks for your useful lessons What about tall and long? What are the differences?

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I really like all your lessons. could you make a video about "a little/ a bit/ a little bit"? Thank you.

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These are all the same thing. Any difference is probably from the person's ethnic origin ('wee' from the Irish).

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Excellent like ever, but I think you could give us some general context to help us when to use big and when to use large... Thank you anyway... You are BIG teacher (I hope to have used the right word)

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8:17 how about "a big pool of people" instead?

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Would you please explain the difference, Adam: big factory/large factory? Thanks.

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Thank you for this lesson, Adam! I am just wondering, why after "a large amount of..." you are using the singular form of the verb. I've heard that after " a number/amount of" we should use plural, whereas after "the number/amount of" - singular. Could you comment on this, please?

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Thanks. But sir you used "more clear". Is it correct to say it or "clearer" is the correct word?

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Both are used

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Hi, I came across little- smaller- the smallest as the example of degrees of comparison, is that correct? Or not? What do you think?

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what would the difference between this be? or... / What would be the difference between this? I have a little experience. I have little experience. I heard (saw) on some random lobby a few native speakers discussing about it, saying it means the opposite but it wasn't really clear to me. Pls, anyone? And thx beforehand

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