Difference between BEAT and WIN - Confusing Verb Pairs in English #englishlessons

This lesson is about confusing verb pairs in English. You will learn about the difference between BEAT and WIN and how to use these 2 English verbs correctly. Intermediate English lesson.

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[AlfaOmegaZeta]

Please, keep these very interesting and useful lessons! Thank you!

[Centopeiaxxx]

Thank you! I understood the difference between two verbs. I'm from Brazil.

[cristinayamanishi]

Hi teacher. I'm from Brazil and I really enjoy yours lessons. I'm confusing about what you said: "So beat the competition, win the contract." In this case competition is a business, personified a corporation? I went to the Oxford Learner's dictionaries and there're a lot of phrases using the word competition with "WON" e no "BEAT", for sample: She's won a prestigious singing competition. I appreciate your attention!

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[sokhaou]

It’s an useful video or explanation. I understood clearly. I appreciate so much. Next video could you explain how to verbs : defeat and lose. From Cambodia, thank you so much.