Super Confusing Words & Phrases in 60 minutes | Vocabulary You Need to Know

[@marioberrio180]

As usual, Wes honors his students with a fantastic lesson

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks so much! I really appreciate it. 🤗

[@SSOL127]

Although I'm in intermediate level, I often watch your videos(i.e. advanced vocabulary lessons). It's a good way to build up my vocabulary 😁

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad to hear that! Thanks for your comment. 👍

[@carmenvega8495]

Dear Wes in the spanish language we say " he is going to the University to study" but in english you omitt the article the. ," he is going to university to study" could you elaborate on that point.

[@naokomizuide9403]

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[@abadalrhmazkoo922]

What a wonderful lesson 😊! Your clarification is very useful for some of the confusing points in English that I sometimes make mistakes in using them, especially in speaking 🗣️, but this lesson may help me overcome them. Teacher Wes thank you so much indeed 🙏!

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for your comment. 😊

[@Atjavs]

I definitely have a long road to go, but it's better late than never, I'd never gone to school, and I grew up in too much ignorance, I'm not to be crying here, but more than anything it's because of my experience of life, it has been not too much in the prosperous side even that I have so many useful skills, certainly that should be enough, but I have come to the realization that I'm constrained by my communication skills, so I thank you for sharing all your knowledge, it is are very needed to many people.

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍

[@mauriciomorales2311]

Great lesson! I learn something new every time I watch your videos. 👏👏👏👏

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks so much! I really appreciate it. 🤗

[@Facts-Matter449]

Thank you, Sir, for sharing a valuable lesson. I’ve just started watching while eating breakfast

[@InteractiveEng]

That's great! Thanks for your comment and enjoy your breakfast. 😋

[@LettaMoholane-og6px]

Thanks for explaining to us these confusing words, learning when and how to use them . thanks a million times.

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Thanks for your comment. 😊

[@Aerosmith77]

Thank you for the lesson. I think I always told you, repetition is the key to success. I never said that repetition is not neccessary.

[@InteractiveEng]

Well said! Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 🤗

[@Aerosmith77]

@@InteractiveEng thanks

[@dorothyrobinson6353]

Excellent! Thank you for sharing.

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for your comment. 👍

[@MyMarcio82]

So good! YOU helped achieve my fluency! I really mean it! I'm from Brazil and you helped get a job!

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad to hear that! Thanks for your comment. 👍

[@jeanweslesdesir5091]

Goog job teacher Wes!

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 🤗

[@vanelletchouka7372]

Thanks so much,i have learned a lot.😊

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad to hear that! Thanks so much for your comment. 😊

[@franciscoviana8068]

Undfoubtedly it's a great great class, great teacher! Thank you so much for such a marvelous teaching...

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍

[@angelicayepez9034]

Thank you very much for your excellent lesson.

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad you enjoyed it! Hope you learned some new words. 😊

[@NennyMariana]

Thank you 🙇‍♀️❤

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad the lesson was helpful. I appreciate your comment. 😊

[@GusionMl-tg3rx]

Subscribed in no time.

[@InteractiveEng]

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[@meryemtacyldz7225]

Thank you very much

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the lesson & found it helpful. 😊

[@riantidewi864]

Thks a million Wes for always sharing excellent lessons I trust you have special place in your student heart I really eppreciate yr effort for doing this

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the lesson & found it helpful. 😊

[@reginaroberts6734]

Your video just came up on my feed, and I got glued in. Thank you 🙏🏼 learned quite a lot 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@InteractiveEng]

Great to hear that! Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍

[@fernandoguizar7146]

Greetings from México

[@InteractiveEng]

Hello. Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍

[@yeqinghu3641]

Wow super lesson❤ Thank you 😊

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad you enjoyed the lesson. I appreciate your comment. 😊

[@jkirkland3189]

Thank you Wes!

[@InteractiveEng]

My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed the lesson. 🤗

[@toxdes1]

Thanks a lot. You are amazing!!

[@InteractiveEng]

You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed the lesson. 😊

[@AwanGuet]

Thanks you wes You're actually learning

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad to hear that! Thanks for your comment. 👍

[@SawadogoAntoinette-d1f]

Thank you

[@InteractiveEng]

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[@faryalmehtab1164]

Analysis, thanks for sharing Sir

[@InteractiveEng]

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[@alypolyglot]

thank youuuu teacher ❤

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the lesson. 🤗

[@behappywithdhamma]

Thank you very much sir.

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Thanks so much for your comment. 🤗

[@patriabatista5229]

Excellent 🎉

[@InteractiveEng]

Thank you! Cheers! 🤗

[@DonnieChoi]

For me it's - recurring vs recurrent - constraint vs restraint - continuous, continued, continual and continuing. - concise vs succinct - skillful vs skilled - unsettling vs disturbing For most foreigners, it's hard to spot the difference as it is subtle.

[@InteractiveEng]

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[@تغريدالقواسمة]

Thanks ❤

[@InteractiveEng]

You're welcome. Thanks so much for commenting & checking out the lesson. 😊

[@megkeiserramirez7834]

This is a really excellent video, Congratuulations and thank you!

[@InteractiveEng]

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[@differeteye6429]

Very useful, thanks 🤝

[@InteractiveEng]

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[@danielechegaray8932]

Hey thanks for these lessons, you explain them very well! I was wondering If you could do a lesson on verb moods, the indicative, imperative and subjunctive. Greetings from Argentina!!😁

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks for your comment. I'll keep that in mind for the future. 👍

[@FranciscoMoro-c5z]

excellent!

[@InteractiveEng]

Thank you! Cheers! 😊

[@khr-777]

Given the fact that, it is one of the greatest videos on KZbin someone ever worked on and this distinction is always made by wes.. quite clueless to gather words to say thank you and you fixed many of my grammar errors as well. If the dictionary provides a word that could beat thank you I would write here because only thanks is not enough.. Hats off to you..make more videos like this to fix our grammar and fundamentals as well..hats off to you. love from Pakistan ❤❤❤

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad to hear that! Thanks so much for your comment. 🤗

[@LucasKyawWanaThu]

HI How are you?

[@katherinehuang4416]

Really amazing teaching!

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad you liked it! Thanks so much for your comment. 😊

[@luciapeimbert4783]

Wes, can you teach us when to use will and when to use going to? Maybe you already have a lesson explaining the differences. Thank you

[@josephconrad7757]

Hi Wes. I want to ask, if I say" We met when we were in school", does it mean that we were students at the same school? And if I say" We met at school", does it mean that we were not students? We might be parents of students who went to the same school or we might be the guests/visitors of the school. I compare those sentences with these sentences " I was in hospital", means that I was a patient receiving medical treatments. And "I was at the hospital", means that I was a guest visiting my uncle. I'm confused. Please kindly enlighten me. Thank you.

[@mahmoudiabdennacer1470]

Very nice job❤❤

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Thanks for your comment. 😊

[@luciapeimbert4783]

Every time I watch one of your videos I always feel as if I hardly know any English. 😢. The good news is that I don't want to give up on learning more and more Emglish

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍

[@esmiraislamova9935]

It is worth mull it over.

[@Leo-ry9xi]

Hella rad vid... Cheers u wes😊😊

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the lesson. 😊

[@Heebeejeebeeiceking]

Great video! Would you happen to have another one of these with more specific challenging words? Such as the adjectives ‘prosaic’ vs. ‘pedestrian’? Btw has anyone said you kinda look like Luke Skywalker? Haha not roasting I promise

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. And yes, I've gotten the Mark Hamill comparison. 😄

[@thomaswalker8790]

Great 👍 looks like there're two different teachers in this video

[@InteractiveEng]

Yeah, my hair was a bit different in some of the videos. Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 🤗

[@thomaswalker8790]

I guess there was a younger and smarter version of you in this video too. It takes a lot of guts and gumption to make a video like this. This is for those who really wanna learn the language right. Real smart video for those who wanna learn the nuances of the language. Godspeed

[@luciapeimbert4783]

When you mentioned the set of words sees, seas etc, how about cease? Can that be part of that group of homonym words?

[@EremEdition]

I dont think between and among is confusing. However, among and amongst.. that's something i should look into

[@InteractiveEng]

I'll keep that in mind. Thanks for commenting & sharing. 👍

[@_zeynepay]

Hi sir, can you make a series of videos that make us learn new vocabularies everyday. By this way we can learn new words consistently? Thanks.

[@InteractiveEng]

I'll keep your suggestion in mind for the future. Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍

[@Wiz.MDW_96]

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[@InteractiveEng]

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[@InteractiveEng]

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[@ChrisRossaroGG]

I.e.= id est (that is); e.g.=exempli gratia (for example). Both come from Latin.

[@carmenvega8495]

Dear Wes in spanish we say "he is going to the university to study" in english you omit the article the " he is going to univetsity to study" can you elaborate on why this is done.

[@Leo-ry9xi]

Snuff out-extinguish Firefighters extinguish fire Firefighters snuff out fire Is that right?

[@InteractiveEng]

Yes, they have similar meanings. Of course, in this context it's more common to say 'extinguish' or even 'put out.' 👍

[@sara7az532]

I have a question, if I want to use the services such as doing lazer treatment or doing facial massage am I a client or a patient? Because I don’t feel my self sick why should I call myself a patient. Is there any alternative option that would sound better? Helpppp

[@EnglishWithEcem]

Where do you find word usage graphics? Also thanks for the lesson you're the best🎉

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Any graphics that I use are ones that I create using Final Cut Pro. 👍

[@msinbalony]

Don't say his name Don't tell me his name The difference between the two sentences highlights the difference between the two verbs. There's also "to tell" in the sense of figuring out, or understanding.. I can't tell who's the older brother Can you tell the time?

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks for commenting & sharing. 😊

[@say2alok]

You should also mention part of speech of the words along with the meaning.

[@InteractiveEng]

I'll keep that in mind for the future. Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 🤗

[@mepublic2]

Do you say e.g or i.e out loud ?🤔. I thought they were written that way, but said for their meaning orally speaking: for example, that is.

[@InteractiveEng]

You don't really use them in spoken English. Possibly if you're trying to emphasize something but it's not common. 👍

[@joannacollins291]

Metal, we sound a ‘t’ and not a ‘d’ when pronouncing. We speak British English.

[@joannacollins291]

To me, a better example would have been ‘medal’ vs ‘meddle’.

[@InteractiveEng]

In American English, people use a Flap T so they end up sounding the same. 😊

[@joannacollins291]

@@InteractiveEng okay 😊

[@rosacanelo1026]

I love your class., Good bless you @@joannacollins291

[@elhoplita69]

That peak on the use of take off just in the WWII years 😂

[@shirleyjen6282]

Sir , can you share in youtude the topic of Literature Reveiw ? Research Methodology in Education?

[@InteractiveEng]

I'll keep that in mind for the future. 👍

[@116AuroraDrive]

I Will teach Them to Use Confusing Words, Next

[@116AuroraDrive]

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[@Lisalee5469]

Advanced English, please

[@InteractiveEng]

More on the way. Thanks for your comment. 👍

[@martinmordad]

Can I ask what your nationality is Wes?

[@InteractiveEng]

I'm from the US, but right now I live in Europe. 😊

[@belageclinic8004]

Can we use this in a passive voice? Like my book is burned up. My house is burned down.

[@InteractiveEng]

It sounds awkward in the passive because the phrasal verb is not describing an action done by the actor. 👍

[@kamalhossain-tb2ps]

Mum beats up her daughter because she was drunk. Here who was drunk? Please help.

[@InteractiveEng]

We don't know. In English, this is referred to as 'structural ambiguity.' It could be either the mom or daughter who is drunk. Another example - The man saw the woman with the telescope. 🔭

[@d33zknots88]

I got one incorrect. "We wanted to sit _at_ the front of the plane", I said, "We wanted to sit _in_ the front of the plane"

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks for commenting & participating in the lesson. 👍

[@petrab9399]

Many times I’ve heard “sleep in a bus/plane” used by a native speaker. Why not “on”?

[@InteractiveEng]

That's one of those cases in which either preposition would work. 👍

[@petrab9399]

@@InteractiveEng ok, thanks! :-)

[@esmiraislamova9935]

It's worth zero in on

[@Wiz.MDW_96]

I made two mistake 😂

[@InteractiveEng]

Keep up the good work! 👍

[@petert2299]

now u r talking. U dropped the interactive part in this clip which is dead boring!!! I m gonna go out on a limb and say the interactive thingy u have going on take up too much time that otherwise could use for more fresh material. It is a waste of time ,honest I stopped watching your clips solely for that U pause at every turn to acknowledge people ‘s response With due all respect , We r not a bunch of day care kids

[@petert2299]

Hard to stay focused with all the interruptions

[@petert2299]

Comes on say ur piece and leave man All the interactions are just noise No mean to be disrespectful Peace out

[@CoronaVirus-uy1cw]

Good job

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the lesson & found it helpful. 😊