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What's the difference between an accident and an incident? 🤔 These two words often confuse learners because they sound similar and are used in similar contexts Let’s take a closer look 👉 https://t.co/0qgfBuAd0q
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Here’s the difference between flaunt and flout—two words that are often confused: Flaunt → Show off. Flout → Defy rules. #EnglishWithDev #commonlyconfusedwords #confusingwords
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Desert 🌵 or dessert 🍰? Do you get confused using this words? 🤔 Confused no more, we got you! #EnglishCentral #learnenglish #confusingwords
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🔹 Complement vs. Compliment 👉 Complement = something that completes or goes well with something else. “The red shoes complement her dress.” 👉 Compliment = a kind or flattering remark. “He gave her a nice compliment on her cooking.” #confusingwords #EnglishWithDev
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Hear and listen are different verbs. #English #englishtips #englishvocabulary #speakenglishfluently #learnenglish #studyenglish #studyenglishonline #englishlearners #englishwords #englishteacher #confusingwords #englishforyou #EnglishForLife
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Test your English Confusing words quiz Part1 ( Make up vs Makeup) (Affect vs (Effect) #quiz
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Dessert Vs. Desert #confusingwords #english #vocabulary #grammar #commonmistakes #italianialondra #italianianewyork
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Difference between Altogether and All together #english #englishlearning #confusingwords #confusingwords #altogether #alltogether #instagrampost #instapost #viralpost #educational post #postinstagram #viral #viralpost
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