Learn English Difference between Efficient VS Effective - and Efficiency VS Effectiveness

[@JoelVilleneuveAnaudin-yx5wv]

Hello from Mauritius island . I thank you very much for for this very clear explanation and distinction. You made my day !!! Joel

[@EnglishDanny]

I am glad you liked the lesson. Thanks for watching.

[@EnglishDanny]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks a lot for watching this lesson.

[@nyledadi3209]

Thank you very much for a very clear explaination

[@EnglishDanny]

You are welcome!

[@sridharkrishnamoorthy4653]

It's an effective lesson. The efficiency of your efforts are high. You didn't waste your time making this video. I have got an efficient amount of knowledge of the difference between these words.

[@EnglishDanny]

You wrote your comment in a very effective way. Thank you for the comment and thanks for watching.

[@alexserghill]

It helped a lot! Thank you!

[@EnglishDanny]

Glad it helped!

[@가람-t6r]

I watched this video to learn difference between 'efficient' and 'effective' and it was very effective! Thank you from South Korea😆

[@EnglishDanny]

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[@พันธุ์ศักดิ์ศิริเลิศ]

Thank you.

[@EnglishDanny]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@sridharkrishnamoorthy4653]

Thanks for the video again.

[@EnglishDanny]

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[@lollylolly4821]

Hello from France! Thank you, Teacher! Great explanation!

[@EnglishDanny]

You are welcome! Nice to see you Lolly Lolly. Thank you for watching.

[@sridharkrishnamoorthy4653]

I just wanted to know the effectiveness of my understanding ability by writing some comments using those words.

[@EnglishDanny]

Excellent job! Thank you for watching.

[@hyenjunkim6410]

Hey John, its me ninja I always support you and Sarah, Danny!! See you soon

[@dosh46]

Effectiveness: achievement of important goals Efficiency: achievement of any goals (important or not) optimizing resources

[@EnglishDanny]

Hello. Great comment. Thank you for your comment and thanks for watching.

[@Vililol]

Still confused. Would have been nice to see how you'd use the same example, but using efficient in one and effective in another. E.g. She is very efficient at studying. She is very effective at studying.

[@AT49s]

What if someone told you)You You're just not as efficient