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What's the difference between 'shout' and 'yell'?



 
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What's the difference between 'shout' and 'yell'? #1 (permalink) Wed Sep 09, 2009 11:49 am   What's the difference between 'shout' and 'yell'?
 

Can anyone tell me the difference between 'shout' and 'yell'?

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What's the difference between 'shout' and 'yell'? #2 (permalink) Wed Sep 09, 2009 13:58 pm   What's the difference between 'shout' and 'yell'?
 

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Hi,

All I can say is that 'shout' suggests call out in a loud voice. 'Yell' has the same idea of calling out in a loud voice but also suggests that this is done in a wild and uncontrolled way.

If you saw someone about to fall into a hole, you would shout a warning.

If you were the person who had fallen down the hole and couldn't get out, you would yell for help in desperation.

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