Interesting pairs, and beautifully explained! A few more from here: differ-defer/difference-deference, seize-cease, wide-void... By the way, is it grammatically right to say second last?
Pretty perceptive providing as always! Similar to that of loath and loathe, the pairs of cloth and clothe can also be a right one, i guess Cloth-fabric Clothe-to dress Thank you! Ps:Where and how can I suggest, recommend or participate in your *"subscribers' favourite words"* kind of videos?
Thank you so much our beloved English nut for sweeping away all the clouds of confusion and bringing the sunshine of clarity for us :) Here is my example entails the learning I have got from this video - We just don't need a council of sages shepherding us into this desert of English language when we have you counselling us. We just want this journey of learning English continuous and may your interesting videos continue to help us in this endeavor. Your way of teaching is incredible and flawless so much as it just makes it little incredulous at the same time. Your successive videos is the testimony of the fact that you are the paragon of success. We are not smearing you with the butter and jam of compliments but genuinely wanna confess that your channel just complements our English. A storm of curiosity is elicited at the notification of your video. At last thank you so much for the linguistic captial you have distributed among the poor learners like us.... ❤❤
Another example: terrific and terrible. I saw two political leaders on the stage. One said that the other's work was "terrific". I started laughing because I thought it meant the same as terrible. It was later that I searched the meaning of terrific.
The trope of captivating episodes continues to enthrall us. Thanks, Sir ! I liked the "loath vs loathe". A few similar sounding words, with different meanings: abate, abet; bliss, blitz; crony, chronic; cad, cud; forbear, forebear; ingenious, ingenuous; stolid, solid; indentured, endangered; master, muster; amble, ample; dotted, doted; phone, fawn; bulk, balk; facet, faucet; dissent, decent; dynamic, dynamite ; exalt, exult; jest, zest; homely, homily; sermon, summon, salmon; team, teem; et cetera.😊
Useful as you mentioned some uncommon pairs like capital and capitol, loath and loathe , continuous and continual. Thanks, my English Nut.
I loved this video! 🎉 The most common ones i have often come across are : loose and lose/ then and than/ cartoon and carton 😊
their and there also
Thank you sir!
I love how camly you speak 🗣️
Great words, TEN and exceptional explanation, wunderbar! Much respect and admiration! 😍
Interesting pairs, and beautifully explained!
A few more from here: differ-defer/difference-deference, seize-cease, wide-void...
By the way, is it grammatically right to say second last?
Yes, of course second last is correct.
@@TheEnglishNut Thank you!
You may also refer to it as "Penultimate"
@@victorythundrx649 And I have always been using penultimate, avoiding the usage of second last😀😀
Pretty perceptive providing as always!
Similar to that of loath and loathe, the pairs of cloth and clothe can also be a right one, i guess
Cloth-fabric
Clothe-to dress
Thank you!
Ps:Where and how can I suggest, recommend or participate in your *"subscribers' favourite words"* kind of videos?
I pick them up from your comments. It's just that there is a huge list of them. :)
I always get a bit confused between ingenuous and ingenious.
Can you elaborate on portmanteau words
would like you to talk about ' Tautology'.
Thank you so much our beloved English nut for sweeping away all the clouds of confusion and bringing the sunshine of clarity for us :)
Here is my example entails the learning I have got from this video -
We just don't need a council of sages shepherding us into this desert of English language when we have you counselling us. We just want this journey of learning English continuous and may your interesting videos continue to help us in this endeavor. Your way of teaching is incredible and flawless so much as it just makes it little incredulous at the same time. Your successive videos is the testimony of the fact that you are the paragon of success. We are not smearing you with the butter and jam of compliments but genuinely wanna confess that your channel just complements our English. A storm of curiosity is elicited at the notification of your video. At last thank you so much for the linguistic captial you have distributed among the poor learners like us.... ❤❤
Another example: terrific and terrible. I saw two political leaders on the stage. One said that the other's work was "terrific". I started laughing because I thought it meant the same as terrible. It was later that I searched the meaning of terrific.
I saw you in Piku,I am right ✅️ 😅
Prophesy (PROF-eh-sigh ) and Prophecy (PROF-eh-see) - the list is endless...
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Nice thumbnail atleast it is some bit different 💀
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momento and memento.
But momento is not an English word!
Aren't these similar to Homophones? 🤔🤔
Yes
What about alternate and alternative!