In this episode of "Ask Alisha," the host tackles listener questions about English vocabulary and the American high school system. Alisha breaks down the subtle distinctions between "pretty," "beautiful," and "gorgeous," highlighting that "gorgeous" suggests a rare and exceptional beauty, while "pretty" is more casual and often used for young girls. She also clarifies the difference between "look" and "seem," explaining that "look" refers to visual impressions, whereas "seem" takes into account additional context. Lastly, Alisha outlines the structure of American high schools, noting that while core subjects are required, students have the freedom to choose electives that align with their interests and aspirations.
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