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#Confusing_Words
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🌹Breath Or Breathe?
✍The word breath is a noun referring to the air going in/out of your mouth and nose. You can…
take a deep breath (inhale a lot of air)
have bad breath (when the air coming out of your mouth smells bad)
hold your breath (keep air in your lungs, like when you go underwater)
gasp for breath (when you have difficulty breathing)
On a cold day, you can see your breath when you breathe.
✍The word breathe is a verb, referring to the action of taking air in and out. You can…
breathe hard/heavily
(when you’re using a LOT of air)
have trouble breathing
(when a medical condition is interfering with your respiration)
breathe easily/freely again
(when you can relax after a period of intense stress or nervousness)
✍There are two pronunciation differences between breath and breathe:
The ea in breath is like in bread, head, red, and bed.
The ea in breathe is like in need, see, real, and breeze.
The th in breath is “soft” like in path, tooth, and fourth.
The th in breathe is “hard” like in this and these.
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