Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Encourage"

A: It means give comfort or support to someone
(Significa dar consuelo o apoyo a alguien?!)

A: It means to uplift someone to do better :-)

A: To attempt to get someone to do something.

John encouraged Jason to sign up for the football tournament.

A: to talk or behave in a way that gives someone confidence to do something

A: animar

A: My parents encouraged me to play football, but I preferred the piano.

I highly encourage you to take your pills, they will help you get better.

A:
Encourage usually means to support somebody, and give them confidence to do something.

My mum encouraged me to study hard.
He encouraged me to start my own business.

Sometimes it means ask somebody to do something.

I encouraged the dog to come to me by giving him dog biscuits. (persuade)

As a noun:

My brother gave me a lot of encouragement. He supported me and told me I could do it.

A: I will 'encourage' you to go and do further education.
'You're not really encouraging me to help you!'

A: You're encouraged to eat healthily
Your friends encouraged you to join
You were full of encouragement because of...

Thats all i could think of ^^

A: "I encourage you to apply for the job because you might not get an opportunity like this one again!"

"The player's were encouraged by the crowd's response."

"My parents have always been really encouraging. They are the reason why I try my best in school."

"She didn't want to face the consequences but he encouraged her to do the right thing and share the truth."

"We need a lot of volunteers so everyone is encouraged to sign up!"

"I encourage you to relook over the offer."

"I encourage you to tour the university as many of our students claim the campus is what changed their opinions about us."

"The government must encourage small businesses."

- I hope these helped!

A: Encourage means to give positive feedback. Raise means to lift.

A: To encourage is to support someone’s own drive and ambition.
To spur is to nudge or push—to be the force that causes action.

A: Encourage is like someone/ something gives you the support to do something. For example: She encouraged me to do that. Inspire is like something/ someone gives you an idea to do something. For example: she inspired me to do that. I hope you get it bc I'm not good at explaining

A: 'Encourage' means to give support, confidence or hope to someone, or to persuade them to do something by giving them counsel, support or advice.
Example: The teacher encouraged his students to attempt the extensive questions for homework by reassuring them they already knew the answers.

To 'motivate' means to give someone a reason to do something, or a reason to be interested in something. Often 'motivate' and 'encourage' appear near each other, as it is easy for people to become motivated after receiving support and guidance from people they respect.
Example: She was motivated to do well in year 12 because of the encouragement she received from her parents and teachers.

I hope that makes sense.

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A: support

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A: Fluent

A: example

The coach always takes time to compliment all the members of the team before a game in order to encourage them.

A: well are you saying you encourage me to be better in life

or

im incouraged by you to do better things with my life!