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The more I watched the videos, the more I learn. It's incredible how you both are so accurate in the way you teach and identify the most common mistakes we make. Thanks tons Kevin and Liza ❤

I think it is the best video about pronounciation,thanks

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Lessons that deserve to be studied several times! Thanks Kevin

@cynthiareid6416

6 ай бұрын

@@fredylopez2477 thanks for your comment and feedback as always in a didactical way.

Thank you for teaching us American English !!!!

That s real English!! Good job and keep it up

I was looking forward to learning vocabulary like you just explained

You're the Real Teachers on The Earth! God bless you!

Really useful thanks alot...

Thank you so much for your help in English!👍👍👍

This kind of content is very useful. I appreciate it a lot. Thank you! 😊

Great!

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Heyyyyyyyy thank you for your advice! 👏🏻

These videos are just what spanish speakers really need to improve our English! Kuddos!

I've heard touristy as a pejorative adjective

Liza is so beautiful especially with her hair grown longer! It looks so good on her!

Thanks a lot teacher!

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Great job! Your lessons are simply brilliant. The two of you look cool!

Nice Kevin!

Thank you so much. Have a good weekend ☺👍

Great lesson. Is amazing how useful the verb "to get" is.

Amazing!

Kevin, could u explain ‘a feel’ and ‘a feeling’? Thanks

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Hi Kevin. I appreciate your useful work. It would be a good idea if you started teaching things spoken by native English speakers and non-native English speakers. For instance: Non-native speakers may say: - Surgeons are much wanted in the USA. Native English speakers may say: - Surgeons are highly sought after in the USA.

Kevin can you make a video about the meaning words "overcome" "surpass" "get over" "pass" thanks.

Could you please make videos related to technical words in medicine, engineering, call centers, etc?

Thanks for this video, could you make more videos with expression please?

Hi. Can you use “lie out”. Or “lay out” ?or both ? I always get confused. 😂😂 or is there any difference in general

See Kevin hit like button!!!

How do we say she wants to in the contraction form

thanks Kevin and Liza for your scrupulous work! We foreigners need to learn the correct language from real (and educated) native people! Many non native people try to teach languages making bad mistakes: it happens on KZread with Italian as well, it's really annoying...

😢teacher we need english book

I play tennis every other day. It takes a few minutes to warm up to start playing a game. Pls correct my sentence. Thx

@lilyps719

6 ай бұрын

Or it takes me a few minutes ?

@EDP2500

6 ай бұрын

I usually spend a few minutes doing warm-ups before I start playing a game. I usually take a few moments to do warm-ups before playing a game.

@mrmememe777

4 ай бұрын

It takes a few minutes to warm up before I start playing. or It takes me a few minutes to warm up before I start playing.

Is it correct to say "Let's speak in English"?

I've laid out on the beach all my life. Love to be tanned. 😀

I speak Amharic and guragc and Arabia free palestain

Yeah, your soldiers are laying out in Gaza. It reminded me of American soldiers killed in Gaza, and their government say that they were killed an aeroplane crash in Europe.