FaceBRITISH SPELLING: Recognising Faces / AMERICAN SPELLING: Recognizing Faces

If I join a new social group and there arein which two people who haved similar haircuts, it would be a struggle for me to differentiate them from each other.

When I waALSO POSSIBLE: As a child, watching Western movies could bewas a challenge; because I just couldn't tell the difference betweendistinguish the actors.

Now I still struggle to differentiate between Ryan Reynolds and Ryan Gosling, though I know I'm not alone in that, hahamany people have the same problem.

If I join a new social group and there are two people who have similar haircuts, it would be a struggle for me to differentiate them from each otherI'd have a hard time telling them apart.

I am a fan of Mark Strong, and my friends always send me Instagram reels when Stanley Tucci pops up in a new show.

If I join a new social group and there are two people who have similar haircuts, it would be's a struggle for me to differentiate them from each other.

Now I still struggle nowadays to differentiate between Ryan Reynolds and Ryan Gosling, though I know I'm not alone in that, haha.

Your sentence is correct! My correction is just a recommendation. It also sounds better.

I am a fan of Mark Strong, andbut my friends always send me Instagram reels when Stanley Tucci pops up in a new show.

It's pretty hilarious, actually.

This is correct. You could also say: "It's actually pretty hilarious."

If I join a new social group and there are two people who have similar haircuts, it would beis a struggle for me to differentiate them one from eachthe other.

I am a fan of Mark Strong, and my friends always send me Instagram reels when Stanley Tucci pops up in a new show.

It's pretty hilarious, actually.

If I join a new social group and there are two people who have similar haircuts, it would be a struggle for me to differentiate them from each othertell them apart.

The original sentence is correct, but I made it a bit more colloquial.

When I was a child, watching Western movies could bewas a challenge; I just couldn't tell the difference between the actors.

The past tense 'was' is correct instead of the conditional mood.

NowThese days I still struggle to differentiate between Ryan Reynolds and Ryan Gosling, though I know I'm not alone in that, haha.