Comparing Options
Learn how to talk about similarities, differences, and weigh your choices.
Similarities
Differences
Pros & Cons
Double Comparatives
Lesson Video movie
Watch Teacher Sopheak explain how to weigh two options naturally. Listen closely and repeat the phrases out loud!
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Recent Questions
Hi Sokha! Great question. They mean the same thing, but "On the other hand" is more formal and is usually used to contrast two full ideas or paragraphs, especially in writing or presentations. "But" is quick and used in everyday talking. edit_note
Can I use "Both" to talk about three things?
No, Vireak. "Both" strictly means exactly TWO things. If you are comparing three or more things that are similar, you must use the word "All". For example: "All three options are good." done_all
Teacher, what is the difference between "On the other hand" and "But"?