Today I am going to teach you the advanced English words that sound alike but mean two completely different things that you NEED to know to avoid embarrassing spelling mistakes. You might get these English words wrong while writing in English because they sound exactly alike. So let’s learn about these confusing English words, and improve our English writing and speaking.
In today’s lesson I try to provide real life English examples of how these words are used by Americans. I like to teach natural students to my students here on Youtube and in real life because too many English learners find textbook English to be boring and unhelpful. While today’s words are necessary to know the spelling of, the examples in today’s lesson will help you as well.
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Parts of today’s lesson
0:00 Intro
Hoard vs Horde
Elicit vs illicit
Weather vs Whether
Poor vs Pour
Stationary vs Stationery
Loose vs Lose
Watch my lesson on phrasal verbs containing the word up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aM1N64xs_W8&t=109s