Show Notes
English is pretty famous for having loads of confusing synonyms - these are different words that have the same meaning.
What learners often struggle with is knowing when to use these words, because although they have the same meaning, they are used in different ways and at different times.
In this episode, I'll be sharing some pairs of words that have the same meanings, but one is formal and one is casual, so you'll know the best one to use in each situation. I'll also be sharing examples and answering questions using these words, and I encourage you to do the same to help learn them faster.
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