Significantly for Dummies

Hey there! Today, we're going to talk about the word "significantly."

So, you know when something is important or has a big impact? Well, "significantly" means that something is really, really important or has a huge impact. It's like when you're playing a game, and you make a move that changes the whole outcome. That move is significantly important because it makes a big difference.

But wait, there's more! "Significantly" can also mean that there is a big difference between two things. Let's say you have two objects, like an apple and a watermelon. The difference in size between those two is significant because the watermelon is much bigger than the apple. It's kind of like when you have two people standing next to each other, and one is really tall while the other is very short - there's a significant height difference.

Now, why don't we dig a bit deeper and think of some examples? Imagine you're taking a test, and you study really hard for it. When you get your results, you see that you got 90% correct. That's good, right? But let's say your best friend got 30% correct. The difference between your scores is significant because you did much better than your friend.

Another example is when you have two teams playing a soccer match. One team scores 10 goals, while the other team scores only 1 goal. The difference in the number of goals is significant because one team dominated the game.

So, to sum it up, "significantly" means that something is really important, has a huge impact, or there is a big difference between two things. It's like when a single action, a size difference, or a comparison stands out way more than anything else.

I hope that helps! Remember, the word "significantly" is all about something being really, really important or having a big difference. If you have any more questions, just let me know!