By Myself vs On My Own vs Alone vs Lonely: What’s the Difference?

In this video, we’ll look at the difference between four words that might seem similar but are used in different contexts. We’ll explain the meaning of ‘by myself’, ‘on my own’, ‘alone’, and ‘lonely’, provide examples of their use, and help you understand the pronunciation of these words. If you’re an English learner, this video is perfect for you! Don’t forget to like and subscribe, and practice using these words in the comments section below.

[@infesta270]

I get more enriched every time I come here.💯

[@mariapazruizcampos4947]

Thanks for the video

[@user-pj9zi4jx3o]

I love your classes !

[@LaMansionDelIngles]

Thank you!

[@Chemamun]

I was alone in my house watching this channel by my self because it helps me not to feel lonely all the time. Afterwards I was able to write this comment on my own. I will try to pass the Aptis exam so may I suggest you to talk about this topic in the podcast La Mansión del Inglés? Thank you Craig

[@LaMansionDelIngles]

Thanks for your comment and your suggestion. Your examples are correct.

[@i78sd273sdf]

Hello! Can we say "Is your brother with you or are you by yourself?"? Can we use "by myself" and "on my own" interchangeably?

[@LaMansionDelIngles]

Yes and yes! Your question is correct and they are interchangeable.

[@i78sd273sdf]

Okay, I understood :) Thank you very much!😊@@LaMansionDelIngles