STOP confusing these words! Especially or Specially? Assure or Ensure? (+ Free PDF & Quiz)

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[Someone-pqhw]

Especially vs specially 3:16
Loose vs lose 5:10
Accept vs except 6:49
Assure vs ensure vs insure 9:28
Inquire vs enquire 10:50

[RD-qrkb]

I always watch the sponsors even though I'm not interested because I love her voice and accent, I could listen to her all day long

[thelyricologist]

As a person who has been using English for some 40 years, I know these differences pretty well, but I could even "learn" the alphabet when Lucy explains it due to her charming voice, pleasing demeanour, and pretty face. :-)

[wbushnaq]

As an American English-language teacher, I love to show my appreciation to you. You saved my life and my students love your videos and happy they at last they learning!

[simonarcher]

Another great lesson Lucy, thanks! My rule of thumb: "You lose an 'o' when spelling lose."

[Tiger]

Lucy, great lesson! So true about native speakers struggling both these words! As an American, I'm glad you showed the difference between British and American English

[kaitokid]

Stop confusing words ! Especially the word "specially" 😂

[akk]

If you are reading this comment you will be a amazing English speaker in the future. ♥

[Haridas]

I just LOVE her voice and her enunciation of the language. Thank you Lucy. I am hoping to pronounce the words correctly though I sadly will never sound like you. Ypur voice is from the heavens.

[nuwankulathunga]

Valuable lessons for someone who want to improve his or her english knowledge

[chivo]

I am so familiar with American English accent, but because of you, I'm starting to love British accent. Thank you Lucy. You really were born for teaching!

[MdRuhulMia-hb]

*If anyone deserves thanks, it's you dear ma'am...*

[supriya]

Lucy ma'am has totally changed my level of English, during this pandemic!!I just can't thank uh enough..❤

[lucychiang]

This confusing vocabulary series helps a lot! I really enjoy them. Thanks Lucy!

[mariuspana]

I'm from Romania 🇷🇴 and I'd like to speak English perfectly. I moved to London 1 year ago. And I hope that I'll learn this league with you. 😍😍😍

[sayranmuhammad]

You're making British accent charming 💙🔥🔥

[SirWolf]

I love so much that she also compares pronunciation with that of the American English.

[DutchObserver]

What makes it especially confusing is that lose is pronounced with a longer sounding o than loose

[kanahuanai]

I use “inquire” frequently at work because my coworkers use it. And I’m in charge of Indian customer. Indian people definitely use “enquire” to ask something. I wondered what the difference and thought this may be the difference in British and American English. Now I’m really happy to understand this pair!😊

[roumaissakr]

Thanks a bunch Lucy you have helped me all these years to improve my English with your innovative ideas and lessons especially your new PDFs 😀 ❤❤