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I watch your lessons with great pleasure! Very exciting and useful!

Great lesson! Thank you very much!

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Thank you, your lesson is interesting and useful.

We're learning real-life correct English. Your work is greatly appreciated, Kevin.

I really appreciate the movie and tv shows scenes to explain, it helps so much to understand the meaning

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Great lesson! I learned something new.

You are the greatest English teacher on youtube :)

Thanks Kevin, as always, your explanation is so clear, I really enjoy your lessons, have a nice weekend!!!

Could you prepare a comprehensive lesson on model verbs of could, should and would coupled with their different uses of them

Oh my goodness!!! You're our English God keep up the good work i have been learning more from you,i put off writing these letters when My boss asked me i couldn't speak 😂

Please, make a video on must, have to and supposed to! Thanks for the content! Love your channel!

You are so great, Kevin! God bless you and your family!

Thank you so much for sharing such an incredible lesson that is very effective

Great lesson. Thank you so much.

Hello kevin and Liza, please could you explain the modal verbs “could have, should have and would have”?

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Your lessons were all clear and very informative. Thanks a lot🎉😊

Sir please also explain phrasal verb meaning so that easily apply

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We're talking about« phrasal verb» verb+preposition for exemple : come is a verb, out is a preposition where you put em together they become phrasal verb

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Great content, thanks

Thank you Kevin for your invaluable videos, please save me from implication, ramification, repercussion, and corollary.😅

That's amazing

Awesome lesson.

Hi,Kevin.Could you consider words:deferring and adjorn?

Hi teachr ,what is the deffrent between ( Condon and Condam ) thank you

i struggle with pronouncing r when it followed by flap t right after it (like in words porter, order , quarter). It becomes a sound similar to th instead of d. Could you, please, make a video on how to pronounce them properly?

What about "put back"? For example "The meeting has been put back to next Thursday." Is it the same like "postpone"?

how about pend?

Can I say:"put off ON another day"?

Hello, Kevin! I'm nut sure which preposition is correct: postpone sth until next month or ... to next month ?

Hello , sir , ' Run an errand Run some errands run a few errands, Its wrong or right?

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