What’s the difference between homework and housework?
These two words seem practically identical, but they actually have separate meanings and uses. I’ll explain in today’s lesson, so that you can be sure to use the right word.
And at the end I’ll also tell you about a common mistake that English learners often make with homework and housework.
Now you know the difference between homework and housework – and remember, doing homework is really important for reviewing and practicing what you learn!
A lot of our courses at Espresso English include homework.
Sometimes that’s a quiz so you can test yourself on the lesson, and sometimes the homework is a writing task or speaking task where you can send your answers to our teaching team and get feedback.
Our students often find this the most valuable part of our courses, because then you’re not just watching or reading or listening to me in English, but you’re also using English yourself.
It really makes a difference in helping you remember better!