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@lets Talk English- just a small query. “Can you pass me my mug of coffee” Is the sentence formation correct ? Should it not be “can you pass my mug of coffee to me”?
Im a native english speaker (from the USA), and I don't think I've ever used these words, at least not in these circumstances. "Burned" is just fine in the first two cases, and id probably just "my feet are sore" in the third case
So weird to see someone like the host of this channel just MAKING up lies for non native speakers about correct english word usage any native speaker would be confused by.
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Chafing is a skin condition that occurs when you have repeated skin-on-skin contact or when your skin rubs against clothing or another material. Common causes include intense exercise, ill-fitting clothes, excess skin and hot weather. Prevention includes wearing appropriate clothing and using anti-chafing products or petroleum jelly.
@@ranjanghosh1732 'chapped' is an adjective that tells of a condition, especially, of skin or lips which are cracked, roughened, or reddened especially by the action of wind or cold. "Being chapped," makes no sense.
While it's good to expand your vocab, most native speakers would just use burned or sore. Singed is often used when you burn the edges of something - hair or fabric. Seared is used for food cooked/sealed quickly a high temperature.
It’s amazing how varying your vocabulary can make your writing more precise. What other common words do you think can be replaced with more advanced terms ?
"I burned my finger" is the correct phrase. "Seared" typically implies intentional, controlled heat application, usually in cooking. "Burned" describes accidental, unwanted damage or injury, especially from heat or fire. In this case, since you accidentally injured your finger, "burned" is the appropriate word. Examples: - I burned my finger on the stove. - I burned myself with the curling iron. "Seared" would be incorrect here, as it implies intentional heat application, usually in a cooking context: - I seared the steak. - The chef seared the scallops. Other synonyms for "burned" in this context: - Scalded (for liquid-related burns) - Scorched - Singed (for minor, superficial burns)
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@lets Talk English- just a small query. “Can you pass me my mug of coffee” Is the sentence formation correct ? Should it not be “can you pass my mug of coffee to me”?
Im a native english speaker (from the USA), and I don't think I've ever used these words, at least not in these circumstances. "Burned" is just fine in the first two cases, and id probably just "my feet are sore" in the third case
This is typically a 3rd world English lesson.
So weird to see someone like the host of this channel just MAKING up lies for non native speakers about correct english word usage any native speaker would be confused by.
lol I have been in the states for more than 10 years and I always hear English Speakers saying burned instead of the other words.
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I never heard this verb, thank you!
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The way you explain everything in English, even using little bit of your mother language is very clear. As well with the demonstrations it’s so easy to learn and understand. ❤
I am literally hearing and learning this vocabulary for the first time😅... And I am post graduate in commerce 😂
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Learning English with a demosntration is a next level thing, it makes vocabularies to be memorized for the long time just because of the demonstration. We really appreciate you efforts.
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i always use simple words so people around me can understand. We use languages for communication, not to show how many words i know
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These are really useful daily use vocabulary.
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I seared my finger
I singed my tongue.
My feet are chaffed.
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No you don’t have to use seared. You can use burned. It totally depends on how hot the mug was. It’s common usage nit dictionary usage.
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Tell us also how to keep all these terms in mind.
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Chafing is a skin condition that occurs when you have repeated skin-on-skin contact or when your skin rubs against clothing or another material. Common causes include intense exercise, ill-fitting clothes, excess skin and hot weather. Prevention includes wearing appropriate clothing and using anti-chafing products or petroleum jelly.
What's the meaning of being chapped?
@@ranjanghosh1732 'chapped' is an adjective that tells of a condition, especially, of skin or lips which are cracked, roughened, or reddened especially by the action of wind or cold. "Being chapped," makes no sense.
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While it's good to expand your vocab, most native speakers would just use burned or sore. Singed is often used when you burn the edges of something - hair or fabric. Seared is used for food cooked/sealed quickly a high temperature.
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Seared
Singed
Chaffed
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So.when should we actually use the word" burn'??
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Can we use chaffed when a bangle stuck in our hand or it hurts so can we say chaffed at that time also?
Can these two words used interchangeably
I shall do my best to say it your way, because it sounds much more classical than saying it my way. 😊
In had watched american movie and i agreed w oracartic..we uee burned. Lady be careful when used new vocabs sometimes it sounds weird.
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So when do we say burned actually?
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It’s amazing how varying your vocabulary can make your writing more precise. What other common words do you think can be replaced with more advanced terms ?
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Seared, singed like tounge twister
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"I burned my finger" is the correct phrase.
"Seared" typically implies intentional, controlled heat application, usually in cooking.
"Burned" describes accidental, unwanted damage or injury, especially from heat or fire.
In this case, since you accidentally injured your finger, "burned" is the appropriate word.
Examples:
- I burned my finger on the stove.
- I burned myself with the curling iron.
"Seared" would be incorrect here, as it implies intentional heat application, usually in a cooking context:
- I seared the steak.
- The chef seared the scallops.
Other synonyms for "burned" in this context:
- Scalded (for liquid-related burns)
- Scorched
- Singed (for minor, superficial burns)
Thank, I enjoy your videos a lot, ❤ but I think the last word is Chafed and is pronounced /tʃeɪft/
burn
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