I bet you don't know this one!
Chapter 3-Loath vs Loathe
So there's a pretty easy way to figure this one out.
LOATH is an adjective. It means unwilling.
LOATHE is a verb. It means you really hate something.
Let's test this out with a quick story :)
I walked quickly, scanning the street for the boy that I loathed more than the Devil. I hated him more than I thought was possible, and I was quite loath to willingly speak to him. My mother scolded me often because she told me that it was not healthy to loathe someone such as I loathed Danny. Once a teacher asked us to collaborate on a school project, but he was as loath to work with me as I was with him.
Recap:
Loathe is a verb = TO HATE
Loath is an adjective= UNWILLING
