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Accept vs Except 🤔🤔 | Common English Mistake Explained!!!

Do you often get confused between Accept and Except in English? 🤔
You’re not the only one! These two words sound almost the same but have completely different meanings — and even advanced learners make this mistake.

In this video, I’ll explain the difference between Accept and Except in a super simple and fun way — using simple examples, real-life sentences, and easy pronunciation tips so you’ll never mix them up again.

👉 Accept ka matlab hota hai maan lena, agree karna, ya receive karna.
Example:
✔ I accept your apology.
✔ She accepted the job offer.

👉 Except ka matlab hota hai ke alawa ya excluding.
Example:
✔ Everyone went to the party except me.
✔ I like all fruits except papaya.

These two words may sound similar —
but remember this simple trick 👇
✨ Accept = Add in (include or agree)
✨ Except = Exclude (leave out or apart from)

You’ll also learn how to pronounce both words correctly:
✅ “Accept” — /əkˈsept/ (ak-sept)
✅ “Except” — /ɪkˈsept/ (ik-sept)

So watch till the end, take the quick quiz at the end of the video, and test yourself! 🧠
👇 Comment your answer to this:
Which one is correct?
1️⃣ The restaurant opens every day accept Tuesday
2️⃣ The restaurant opens every day except Tuesday

If you want to improve your spoken English, grammar for IELTS or other competitive exams, or just sound more fluent and natural in conversation, this video is perfect for you!

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