🍻Learn English Vocabulary: Hangover vs. Hungover🍻

Let's talk about the word hangover. A hangover  is when you've had too much alcohol to drink.  

You probably have a splitting headache. Maybe you  feel dizzy and nauseous. Hangover. This is a noun,  

so we want to use “have” with it. I have a  hangover. She had a hangover yesterday.

Now,  this is different than hungover, which  is an adjective. Stress changes. It's  

second syllable stress, hungover. Also the  vowel is different, hangover, hungover.  

So, for this we use “to be”. I am hungover. You  are hungover. Now if you have a hangover,  

if you're hungover, here's what I suggest:  four Tums, two extra strength Tylenol and a  

bunch of water. Hangover. Hungover.  I have a hangover. I'm so hungover.