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Ask for help > SCREAM,SHOUT OR YELL?
SCREAM,SHOUT OR YELL?
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mary-butterfly
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SCREAM,SHOUT OR YELL?
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HI GUYS? COULD YOU EXPLAIN ME THE DIFFERENCE AMONG SCREAM,SHOUT AND YELL? THANKS IN ADVANCE! BYE !IT �S 7.00 AM IN BRAZIL I NEED TO HURRY,MY CLASS WILL START IN A FEW MINUTES.....  THANKS IN ADVANCE KISSES |
26 Jun 2009
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anitarobi
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maybe this...
scream in horror, because you �re afraid
shout at sb when you �re angry
yell mybe when people yell at a stadium
but I �m not sure.... |
26 Jun 2009
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douglas
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Actually they are pretty interchangeable.
A scream is usually longer and shriller than the other two though.
A yell can also be something like a team chant |
26 Jun 2009
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colibrita
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According to the Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary:
People shout when they are angry or want to get somebody �s attention: He always seems to be shouting at the kids these days. I can hear you - there �s no need to shout.
Yell can also be used, especially in spoken English. When people scream they make a very loud, high noise because they are in great pain or are very frightened or excited: There was broken glass everywhere and people were screaming.
HTH! Good luck!
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26 Jun 2009
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dellcomputer
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Yell is an angry tone of talking
scream is more aggressive than that of yelling
shout is usually done to another person |
27 Jun 2009
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mary-butterfly
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thanks for everybody that helped me!!!!!!!! |
27 Jun 2009
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