Confusing English: HARD vs. HARDLY (English Vocabulary Lesson)

The video tutorial discusses the confusing English words 'hard' and 'hardly'. 'Hard' is explained as both an adjective and an adverb, with examples and idioms provided. 'Hardly' is described as an adverb meaning 'barely' or 'almost not', with usage rules and examples. The tutorial emphasizes the correct placement of 'hardly' in sentences, avoiding double negatives, and using it in formal contexts.

Explain the difference between 'hardly' and 'hard'.

What are the four points to remember about the word 'hardly'?