The Difference Between Current, Currently, Actual And Actually

<h1 class="" style="text-align: center;" data-css= "tve-u-606235f463c702">The Difference Between Current, Currently, Actual And Actually</h1> <p>You would be surprised how often these words are confused or used incorrectly in English. They are often referred to as "false friends", because when you translate them, you think they mean the same in your native language as in English, however they are not. This then leads to some confusion among the people who are listening to you and obviously makes your English sound less fluent. </p> <div class="thrv_wrapper thrv_text_element" data-css= "tve-u-606235f463c6f4" data-tag="h2"> <p data-css="tve-u-606235f463c716"> </p> <p data-css="tve-u-606235f463c716">So, with that being the case, today I thought I would share a little episode with you on how you can use these words correctly and explain the common mistakes that people, especially Spanish speakers make. </p> <p data-css="tve-u-606235f463c716"> </p> <p data-css="tve-u-606235f463c716">Let's get to it. </p> </div> <div class="thrv_wrapper thrv_text_element" data-tag="h2" data-css= "tve-u-606235f463c823"> </div> <div class= "thrv_responsive_video thrv_wrapper rv_style_lifted_style1" data-type="youtube" data-rel="0" data-url= "https://youtu.be/NSbLKjxfQMA" data-css="tve-u-606235f463c847" data-aspect-ratio="16:9" data-aspect-ratio-default="0" data-float-visibility="mobile" data-float-position="top-left" data-float-width-d="300px" data-float-padding1-d="25px" data-float-padding2-d="25px"> <div class="tve_responsive_video_container"> <div class="tcb-video-float-container"> </div> </div> </div> <div class="thrv_wrapper thrv_text_element" data-css= "tve-u-606235f463c858"> <h2 id="t-1602569210432" class="" data-css="tve-u-606235f463c867"> Current & Currently</h2> </div> <div class="thrv_wrapper thrv_text_element" data-css= "tve-u-17887a6b2e1"> <p><span data-css= "tve-u-606235f463c877"><em><strong>Current </strong></em>is both an adjective and a noun, when we use current as a noun we are referring to the movement of water in the