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Common Mistake: Lose vs Loose (and Miss)

Common Mistake: Lose vs Loose (and Miss)

FromEnglish with Dane


Common Mistake: Lose vs Loose (and Miss)

FromEnglish with Dane

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Length:
12 minutes
Released:
Oct 13, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

The idea for this episode came from a listener who asked me to clear up the difference between lose and loose because she was having some issues using them. Plus, a friend of mine  (native speaker) made a few mistakes with these two words recently too, so I thought it was a great idea to talk about it. While putting this episode together, I realized that this also has to do with (tiene que ver con) the verb miss because most people make mistakes using these to forms of "perder". If you are not exactly sure how to use these words, listen to the episode and stop getting confused! Plus, If you already know the difference, I give you some collocations to help you communicate and share your thoughts more efficiently. So listen to episode 88 of English with Dane and take your English to the next level. Hit it!- DaneFollow English with Dane on Instagram for quizzes and more extra content.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/englishwithdane)
Released:
Oct 13, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

¿Hablas español y quieres mejorar tu inglés? Then English with Dane is perfect for you. De verdad, si te sientes estancado/a con el inglés... o si simplemente quieres "mantener forma"... try this podcast. Hablo a un ritmo tranquilo y voy traduciendo cosas para que no te estreses con entender todo. I talk about things like movies, news, sports, music, history, etc, and I always pay special attention to practical vocabulary, expressions and the infinite nuances (sutilezas) that we'll find along the way. Prueba y me cuentas. ¡Ah! Y lo mejor es que además hay transcripciones completas de cada capítulo para que no te pierdas anything! (Ahí tiene que ir "anything" porque no puede haber un "double negative" en inglés!) ✌️