What's the difference between zeal, ardor and enthusiasm? What's the difference between zeal, ardor and enthusiasm? How do I put it containing one of these words if I'd like to say a person offers hel

Recherche parmi différents professeurs en Anglais…

Ethan Lee

What's the difference between zeal, ardor and enthusiasm? What's the difference between zeal, ardor and enthusiasm? How do I put it containing one of these words if I'd like to say a person offers help with passion (For example, 'People always zealously offered to help me get to where I was going when I found myself lost in [city]')? Are there better ways to express it? Thank you for any help you can provide.

30 sept. 2019 05:48

Réponses · 8

Zeal and ardor don’t work. Neither does ‘always’. And you are missing a “me”. In [city], people enthusiastically offered to help me get me to where I was going when I was lost.

30 septembre 2019

Ardour is very literary. You would rarely hear it in normal speech. Zealous is more common, but tends to have a negative connotation. In your example, I wouldn't use it, because you are describing a positive attitude. Enthusiastic is fine. People always enthusiastically...

30 septembre 2019

Vous n'avez pas encore trouvé vos réponses ?

Écrivez vos questions et profitez de l'aide des locuteurs natifs !