COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS (Part 1) | English Lesson

COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS (Part 1)

In today's lesson, Kevin breaks down several pairs of commonly confused words.

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DIRECTIONS: Choose the word that makes each sentence correct.
1. (Among/Between) Jennifer and Pat there is a lot of anger.
2. I have (fewer/less) books than I want.
3. Does Ray live (farther/further) from school than you?
4. She was standing (among/between) Nancy and Alex.
5. He scores (fewer/less) goals per match than you do.
6. How much (farther/further) until we reach the mountaintop?
7. The monastery is hidden (among/between) the trees.
8. Try to show (fewer/less) anger when you speak.
9. She has read much (farther/further) into the series than I have.
10. Kayla sat (among/between) the crowd.

ANSWERS:
1. Between
2. fewer
3. farther
4. between
5. fewer
6. farther
7. among
8. less
9. further
10. among

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[王钧贤]

I realize that we all used the fewer and less rule but I never realized we used it thanks for telling me 😂😂❤

[TheInkPitOx]

What about "Moving further west through Spain."? Is that correct?

Also, it's "She can run farther than I can".

[JenniferCesar-xs]

No one ever explained this to me and I am in college😂 Thanks, man.

[anuragtumane]

In English, it is obvious there are confusing words on a common basis.