All Ears English Podcast AEE 1246: Do You Have Every Intention of Getting Better in English?
Oct 21, 2019
Dive into the intriguing distinctions between 'intention' and 'intent' in English. The hosts share the secrets to advanced proficiency and suggest methods for boosting fluency through real-life interactions. Enjoy a light-hearted take on achieving personal goals during a unique outdoor film event in LA. The discussion uncovers how these terms play out in both legal and casual conversations, emphasizing the importance of context. Listeners are encouraged to appreciate the nuances of language for improved communication.
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LA Movie Experience
- Lindsay McMahon attended an outdoor movie in a cemetery in LA.
- The audience cheered enthusiastically, even for obscure production crew members.
Intent vs. Intention
- Consider the nuances of "intent" and "intention."
- "Intent" feels more formal and serious, while "intention" is more casual.
Formal vs. Casual
- "Intent" implies a stronger, more serious plan, often used in legal contexts.
- "Intention" is less formal, suggesting a more casual plan.