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In this video, we explore 5 commonly confused English word pairs. These words may sound or look similar, but they have totally different meanings. Understanding these differences will help you avoid common mistakes in writing and speaking.

Each pair comes with:

A very short meaning

Simple example sentences

Quick and clear explanations

🧠 Word Pairs and Examples:

Accept (receive) vs. Except (not including)
✔️ I accept your invitation.
✔️ Everyone came except John.

Affect (influence) vs. Effect (result)
✔️ The cold affected her health.
✔️ The medicine had a good effect.

Lose (misplace) vs. Loose (not tight)
✔️ Don’t lose your keys.
✔️ This shirt is too loose.

Than (comparison) vs. Then (time/order)
✔️ She is taller than me.
✔️ We ate, then left.

Your (belongs to you) vs. You’re (you are)
✔️ Is this your bag?
✔️ You’re very kind.

🎯 This video is great for:

English learners (A1–B2 level)

Grammar practice

Vocabulary building

TOEFL / IELTS prep

Everyday English mistakes

💡 Master these words and speak more clearly and correctly in any situation!

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