mM 21 | "i.e." vs "e.g."

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The Polyglottal Stop | Language, Learning, Sociolinguistics

Angelique Voices (Angelique Lazarus)

61 episodes

2 days ago

A podcast about language, language learning, and sociolinguistics from a polyglot's point of view! Be sure to follow @PolyglottalPod on Twitter and @ThePolyglottalStop on Instagram and Tiktok! Buy me a coffee or buy yourself a little song: https://ko-fi.com/angeliquevoices. Join the Patreon family: https://patreon.com/angeliquevoices Happy Learning!

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mM 21 | "i.e." vs "e.g."

The Polyglottal Stop | Language, Learning, Sociolinguistics

5 minutes 32 seconds

4 years ago

mM 21 | "i.e." vs "e.g."

What's the difference between "i.e." and "e.g."? How do we use them? Let's talk about it. Remember to head over to @PolyglottalPod on Twitter and Instagram after the episode to do a quick comprehension check (and then follow me)! Have a question or comment? Leave a message on SpeakPipe or Anchor. Happy learning!

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Music Used:

- "Turtleneck" by TrackTribe

- "This Or That" by TrackTribe

- "Staycation" by Corbyn Kites

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Language, Learning, Sociolinguistics, English, i.e., e.g., Writing, Speaking