Love your hair

All the examples are so useful. 😊 fun indeed 👏🤩

BTW, That is the same "teacher" who also said that nobody uses slang like "spill the tea" among others.

The best channel about learning english on youtube

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Thank you very much for your helpful dedication.

Thank you, god bless you

Love your hairstyle, Lisa

You nailed it 😊😊😊

I hereby declare this channel, the ONLY channel that teaches English right. 🎉

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Thanks Liza and Kevin for your dedication.

Thank you. Love your channel❤

Wow! Видео огонь! Лиза как всегда на высоте. И прическа тоже)

Thank you very much. Both of you are doing a great job for people. Your efforts are greatly appreciated.

one of the best teachers on KZread, thank you for your diligence Kevin and Liza!

Thank you ❤

That's a great job! Thank you!❤

Mam Hair style super, I like your videos 🙂

Kevin & Liza. You’re wonderful and fantastic teachers👍 Step by step I’m expanding my vocabulary and improving my pronunciation. Thank you very much 🥰

Perfect 👌 ❤

Liza and Kevin, every lesson of yours is getting more and more interesting!

Actually you're the best to learn new vocabulary. I didn't know Lazy Susan or flatware. ❤ Thanks a lot.

This is what should be called perfection, excellence and transcendence❤❤❤

@janetlee7449

2 ай бұрын

What's 'transcendence' here?

A great new word to memorize. Thanks!

I'd go further and say that yours is the only channel that basically teaches people English. We owe you a big one! There's only one thing I can recommend this guy should do - have a Google page open during your streams, mate.

Thank you very much. Comprehensive input)

Thank you for making us watch your videos😊

I do love this channel ❤ Guys you’re the best 👍👍👍

A big thank you!

You're always great.

Oh and thanks a kabillion btw, u made the video on the topic I requested some time ago, good looks y'all.

Very informative as always! Guys, I would love to see your videos describing different American accents!

Never heard someone say flatware once in my entire life

This is so interesting 😊

Thank you for useful information!

How can they confidently persist on thier stupid mistakes

Thank you .

Maybe you should accept that every person is different and even native speakers don't always agree with each other and don't always use the same vocabulary?

Not only they're native speakers but they're also English teachers, and it'z jst suprising that they don't what flatware is.... I also watched this collab quite a few months ago, and I believed that they were right but they're actually not 😂😂😂

Love 😍 you ❤️

That is great what you did, as always great great content. You do go out. You put the effort into it. My god, i love your product 😍

@fredylopez2477

2 ай бұрын

"What you did, is great as always.", I think it sounds better.

Nice style liza.

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AI agrees with you guys 😂😂 (I think my question was grammatically incorrect, not sure) Me: What regions of the United States use the word "Flatware"? ChatGPT: The term "flatware" is commonly used throughout the United States and generally refers to eating utensils such as knives, forks, and spoons. It's a widely recognized term and isn't limited to specific regions within the country. However, variations in regional dialects or colloquialisms may occur, so there might be some areas where alternative terms are more prevalent. Overall, though, "flatware" is commonly understood across the United States.

@wasaahrawar3069

2 ай бұрын

nice one...❤❤

@fredylopez2477

2 ай бұрын

You're right, that's true and coherent too. And as far as I know that question is correctly asked.

You know things have reached a boiling point when a non-native English creator had the upper-hand over an American teacher lmao😭

@janetlee7449

2 ай бұрын

Creator 🤣

I appreciate your commendable efforts!

Awesome haircut ❤️

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2:50 Yeah, that guy is on the spectrum!

Love you guys

Walmart employees are not always that informed .

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Teacher, you're right. He doesn't know what flatware means. I also watched that clip and got confused .

@King19323

2 ай бұрын

Thanks ❤

Can you tell what the difference between "inside something and inside of something"?

@fredylopez2477

2 ай бұрын

To me, there's no difference, both expressions convey the same idea. but I might be wrong so we gotta do more research. And it says "What'S the difference. Or better yet. "Can you tell what the difference between "inside something" and "inside of something" IS ?".

Great lesson .

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I still don't understand why I like it when Liza say: This is not correct! or it's not true!... Thank you very much, I am learning a lot.

You got him good hahaha great job

Excellent job as always! I remember my Granny used to say "Watch out for those edges, dear. Flatware may look harmless, but it can still leave a mark if mishandled.'

Great job! Those con artists wanted us to shrink our vocabulary. Plus, I knew that blonde lady was going to teach us wrong when she started saying "moving to the "Inated" States." She doesn't even know how to pronounced the country she's teaching about.

@wasaahrawar3069

2 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@fredylopez2477

2 ай бұрын

She was speaking too fast, that's why it sounded as if she wasn't pronouncing correctly. But anyway, I'd like to know where she's from ?. 'cause, if she's not a native speaker she's got a justification. 😊.

@jaxxon98

2 ай бұрын

She’s Canadian, and usually quite good, but that guy is clueless.

He went to the full extent to expose them 😂. It's good though, people will be able to draw the line between pseudo-teacher and teacher.

@janetlee7449

2 ай бұрын

Maybe he just didn't know the word

@janetlee7449

2 ай бұрын

Oh

You shouldn't buy plastic flatware, even if it is to give an example !

So natives correcting natives... i am confused 🤔

@Shianetto

2 ай бұрын

Maybe one of them is actually not a native speaker? Just saying so?