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“Alone” 和 “l(fā)onely” 都與 “獨(dú)處” 有關(guān)系，但它們的意思和用法并不一樣！哪個(gè)詞既可以作形容詞也可以作副詞使用？哪個(gè)詞著重表達(dá)人的感受？看視頻，聽(tīng)主持人 Charlene 教你如何辨析這對(duì)常見(jiàn)的易混詞。

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What's the difference between alone and lonely? You're not alone – we're here to help you find out.

If you are alone, you're not with people: solo. Alone is an adjective.

For example: I was alone in the garden all afternoon. No other person was with me.

It can also be an adverb of manner: I live alone. I am the only person who lives in my house.

Lonely is an adjective. It means you are 'sad because you are not with other people'. It describes how someone feels.

He was very lonely when his family was away.

So remember alone is neutral but lonely is a negative emotion.

You can feel happy if you are alone, but if you are lonely, you are not happy.

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用法總結(jié)

1. “Alone” 可作形容詞用，表示 “獨(dú)自的，一個(gè)人的”。

• I was alone when I got the call.
• He was alone and couldn't find his parents.

2. “Alone” 也可作方式副詞，表示 “獨(dú)自地，一個(gè)人地（做某事）”。

• She usually works alone and doesn't like working in teams.
• My uncle lives alone since his partner left.

3. 形容詞 “l(fā)onely” 則描述一個(gè)人的感受是 “孤獨(dú)的，因獨(dú)自一人而傷感的”。

• He felt so lonely and like he had no one to talk to.
• I adopted a second dog to act as company for my first. I was worried she was feeling lonely.