What would you use instead of the verb "encourage"? Hello everybody, I have a question about If you want to avoid repeating the verb "encourage someone to do something". For example when you want to e

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What would you use instead of the verb "encourage"? Hello everybody, I have a question about If you want to avoid repeating the verb "encourage someone to do something". For example when you want to encourage someone to learn a foreign language. What other verbs would you use? Thank you

21. Aug. 2014 13:32

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You might also: - inspire someone to do something - prompt someone to do something - push someone to do something

21. August 2014

There are some other words but not many, it can depend on the situation you are encouraging someone with. You can say I supported Ann while she was going through a difficult time. I supported her to write her English homework. This last sentence is correct but it is not quite the same as encourage :) You could use cheer if it is a race, I cheered her on during the race, which is similar to I encouraged her on during the race. You could use helped as it has more uses, I helped her to study, I helped her during her difficult time. I helped them when they were feeling sad. This is similar to encourage.

21. August 2014