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Robson Leonel Branco
Could someone explain the difference between "shout" "yell" and scream? In my head is like: scream- general form as a noun or verb shout - verb (call for someone, calls out and yell (with angry) yell at someone's face. No one could explain this to me once and for all. Are they interchangeble?
Jul 8, 2024 4:30 PM
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Could someone explain the difference between "shout" "yell" and scream? In my head is like: scream- general form as a noun or verb shout - verb (call for someone, calls out and yell (with angry) yell at someone's face. No one could explain this to me once and for all. Are they interchangeable?
I think of scream as being more high-pitched. It’s also something you might do if you are afraid or surprised. If you saw a big spider you would scream not shout or yell. Shout is generally talking loudly. Could be angry but not necessarily. Yell I personally don’t really use. Pretty similar to shout, perhaps more angry.
July 8, 2024
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Robson Leonel Branco
Language Skills
English, Portuguese
Learning Language
English
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