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[@EnglishJourneywithStories]

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[@maske186]

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[@BronislawaMil]

Thank you for your job. Can you explain different between a void and emptiness

[@WooEnglish]

Thank you for your kind words! To explain the difference: A "void" refers to an absolute absence of anything, a complete and total nothingness. It's like an empty space that lacks any form or substance. "Emptiness," on the other hand, often refers to a lack of content or meaning but can still have some form, suggesting something that once was full but now feels hollow or incomplete. It has a more emotional or existential connotation, unlike the sheer physical absence implied by "void."

[@BronislawaMil]

Wrestled and struggles. Both of them describe confronting some type of problem or challenge. "Struggle with" focuses on the fact that a situation or circumstance is difficult to deal with, while "wrestle with" focuses on trying one thing after another to figure out how to resolve or get past the situation.

[@ОксанаГафт]

@@BronislawaMil struggling is when you face difficulties in life and the wrestler won an Olympic medal

[@WooEnglish]

Yes, both "wrestled with" and "struggled with" describe facing challenges. However, "struggled with" highlights the difficulty of the situation itself, while "wrestled with" implies actively trying different solutions to overcome the issue. The key difference is that "struggled" focuses more on the challenge, whereas "wrestled" suggests an ongoing effort to resolve it.