Confusing English: Steal vs. Rob (Differenza tra STEAL e ROB - Adatto per esami Cambridge)

The video tutorial explains the differences between 'rob' and 'steal', providing examples and expressions for each. 'Steal' is used with objects, while 'rob' is used with people or places. Expressions like 'steal a glance' and 'rob someone blind' are discussed. Examples include stealing a necklace and robbing a bank, helping viewers understand the correct usage of these terms.

Which of the following is an expression commonly used with 'steal'?

• Rob someone blind

• Steal the bank

• Steal a glance

• Rob the cradle

What is the correct structure when using 'steal' in a sentence?

• Steal from a person or place

• Steal a person or place

• Steal the cradle

• Steal someone blind

Which of the following is NOT an expression associated with 'rob'?

• Rob a bank

• Rob a glance

• Rob the cradle

• Rob someone blind

In the example 'The guy robbed the old woman while she was shopping', what is likely being taken?

• A glance

• A kiss

• Money

• A base

What is a common assumption about what is taken when a bank is robbed?

• A necklace

• A mobile phone

• Money or jewelry

• A computer