Dear Mr. Duncan. Thank you very so much for your lessons, especially the Full English! I've learnt a lot from them. I'm back here watching your FE lessons after a really busy period of work. I'll absorb all the lessons one by one :). Thanks again for any thing❤
Dear Mr. Duncan. Thank you very so much for your lessons, especially the Full English! I've learnt a lot from them. I'm back here watching your FE lessons after a really busy period of work. I'll absorb all the lessons one by one :). Thanks again for your efforts...P.H
Learning English with Mr Duncan is easier, there is a lot of vocabulary and very well explained as the rest of the videos. My English will improve, if i listen them as much as i can.
Thanks a lot !! Much better than the last one because it is a straightforward lesson. A lot of walking has been avoided, it was boring to wait and search for you in the bush. Apart from that you are outstanding and special. Again a BIG '' thank you" Ta-ta for now.
Can you see what I'm doing today? I'm preparing to light a fire. I have some old wood and garden debris to dispose of. To start a fire, you need some dry material that will light easily. Paper is the most common material used, or small pieces of wood will also do the job. The material used to start a fire is called 'kindling' You use kindling to start the fire. Kindling establishes the fire. There is also the word 'kindle' which means to start a fire. 'Kindling' is a noun, while 'kindle' is a verb. I will use a match to start the fire. I will strike the match and light the paper. This will start the fire. The paper will ignite. The word 'ignite' comes from the Latin word for fire. We sometimes use the word 'pyro' to describe something related to fire. For example - a person who is addicted to starting fires can be called a 'pyromaniac'. The most obvious parts of a fire are the flames and smoke. Can you see the flames? The movement of the flames cannot be predicted. Flames move randomly. We can use the word 'lick' to describe the movement of a fire's flames. "The flames licked around the doorframe." A flame flickers. We can describe the flame on a candle as a flickering flame. A flame can shimmer … flicker … glow … dance. The fire I'm lighting today will be safely contained. This container is called an incinerator. You burn things in an incinerator. The inside of the incinerator will become very hot. To keep the fire under control, I must put this lid on it. Now the fire will burn steadily and remain safe. The small hole in the center of the lid allows the smoke to escape in a controlled way. Just like the chimney on a house would. Fires are fun to watch, but they can also be very dangerous, especially if they get out of control. After the fire has gone out, there is normally some debris left. This grey looking substance is called 'ash'. This is all that is left of what was burnt. You can also put out a fire using water. This action can be described as 'extinguish' You extinguish the fire. You put the fire out. You have extinguished the flames. The fire has been put out.
hello Bander. from Moscow.Thanks a lot for your job!!!irs very helfull to remember new words such as debris,ignite,extenguish.... I did copy your text and am reading a few days? then will read loudLy to have a good lesson for myself.THANKS bANDER
MrDuncan I should say your lessons make us feel ever so wonderful. Have been watching 'em for a few years and hope to go on doing it any further. Your tempo and pronunciation (not to mention the other lesson's apsects) are what we are needed the most. Greetings from Russia.)
I am watching Mr Duncan F. E. Episodes while preparing breakfasts for my realitives( just a visiter ) tomorrow I will go near Fethiye Mr Duncan visit Turkey.... ( şövalye Island) I believe much useful than listening politics football etc =)
Finally i have understood the conditional tense! Thanks a lot, Mr. Duncan (one of the best online teachers). Good bye....from Venice (Italy (Europe))).
A very big hug for you Mr. Duncan. You are a great English Teacher. I want to say hello from Tenerife. Canary Island. Thank you for all you are doing for us.
Dear Misterduncan, I'm very grateful to you for your effort at making FE lessons. I find those very interesting, useful and, most of all, nice to listen and watch. So I can learn English with pleasure. I'm very fond of learning English. I think I will follow you in all the lesson succession. Thank you vey much. Please, continue uploading more lessons. Please, let us enjoy and learn at the same time!!!! The best greetings. SS
Good luck for you dear Misterduncan! The third episode is completely interesting and quite dynamic. Your clean style of teaching is amazing and a little fun. There is the funning style and there is the light mood of your way of giving information are wonderful. I love your creative job!
I am enjoying your videos all over again. I cannot believe it has been almost 2 and 1/2 years since you made this series. Wow! :) By the way, I am intrigued by your garden incinerator, I need one of those also! :) Thanks again!
hi Misterduncan . nice to see your comments.thanks you a lot for teaching me. I've followed you since 2011.You so funny and kind. I wish you have a good time with your passions . god bless you.
We also felt the hotness of this lesson! We can't wait for 2 weeks! we want to see you and your beautiful scenes more often, we do watch your old lessons but we always love to watch your new videos too! Thanks Misterduncan!
Oh, I love science so much I'm ever so pleased to meet you. Yes, they said it could not be done. They said it was just too much for one little human being to carry out But here I am with episode three Proving all those doubtful skeptical people wrong.
Dear Mr Duncan Very thanks your dedicate update the vedio help many people study English especially for the learner in the first stage, I growing up from your vedio~~Thanks a lot
Dear Misterduncan your videos are very funny and useful, full of new words and idioms! You are simply the best super-duper ever full English teacher! :)
PART 02 Here in the UK we have a tradition that involves lighting fires. Each year on November 5th, people light large bonfires to commemorate the capture of a group of men who were plotting to blow up the Houses of Parliament and kill the then King of England in 1605. Parliament was and still is the meeting place of the British Government. The plot however was foiled, when Parliament officials discovered one of the plotters, a man named Guy Fawkes, guarding the gunpowder. This event become known as 'The Gunpowder Plot'. The celebrations take place (around) every November 5th. It is known as 'Guy Fawkes Night'. Large bonfires are lit and life-size effigies of Guy Fawkes are burnt on the fires. Fireworks are also let off and quite often food, such as baked potatoes are eaten. There is a rhyme that goes with this event too, which begins … Remember - remember, the fifth of November Gunpowder, treason and plot. I see no reason why gunpowder treason should ever be forgot
My lessons used to be very popular Volkan Fidan but now TH-cam will only promote you if you pay them. The 'successful' English teachers on TH-cam belong to large groups with lots of money. They buy the popularity, but I will continue. I will not give up. (Misterduncan)
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Love your lesson very much. I am trying to find videos about daily conversation or tasks which are close to real life rather than something quite complicated
hi, sir, i have a question for you. in the first condition the example phrase started with "If he gets the grade" but in the second condition it was stared with "If he won the lottery" so verbs are Gets and won in two forms, please clarify this
I can assure you; the English used in this video is still current, as most of the syntax used is still 'standard'. The only changes that can occur is with slang and 'contemporary' phrases. Good luck with your English learning! 8-)
Hello, Misterduncan. I've read the first Harry Potter book recently in English and there's something called "bonfire night" in the very first chapter. Is it the same celebration you refer to it on this video? Thanks and congratulations on the show!
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Dear Mr. Duncan. Thank you very so much for your lessons, especially the Full English! I've learnt a lot from them. I'm back here watching your FE lessons after a really busy period of work. I'll absorb all the lessons one by one :). Thanks again for any thing❤
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It was an amazing episode, I loved to know a little more about UK traditions. Thank you a lot!!!
Dear Mr. Duncan. Thank you very so much for your lessons, especially the Full English! I've learnt a lot from them. I'm back here watching your FE lessons after a really busy period of work. I'll absorb all the lessons one by one :). Thanks again for your efforts...P.H
best teacher ever. Love the style you teach
Hi teacher i'm your mexican student. If I see the mister Duncan's videos, I know that I will learn English.
Thank you teacher.
This is a rather wholesome lesson🌷 Thanks once again Mr Duncan ❤
Learning English with Mr Duncan is easier, there is a lot of vocabulary and very well explained as the rest of the videos. My English will improve, if i listen them as much as i can.
Thanks a lot !!
Much better than the last one because it is a straightforward lesson. A lot of walking has been avoided, it was boring to wait and search for you in the bush. Apart from that you are outstanding and special. Again a BIG '' thank you"
Ta-ta for now.
Thank you for this lesson full of vocabulary, culture, idioms, and grammar. I wish you a Happy Bonfire Night!
Again enjoyed
Mr. Duncan is a real asset on TH-cam.
Stay blessed 😊
Can you see what I'm doing today?
I'm preparing to light a fire.
I have some old wood and garden debris to dispose of.
To start a fire, you need some dry material that will light easily.
Paper is the most common material used, or small pieces of wood will also do the job.
The material used to start a fire is called 'kindling'
You use kindling to start the fire.
Kindling establishes the fire.
There is also the word 'kindle' which means to start a fire.
'Kindling' is a noun, while 'kindle' is a verb.
I will use a match to start the fire.
I will strike the match and light the paper.
This will start the fire. The paper will ignite.
The word 'ignite' comes from the Latin word for fire.
We sometimes use the word 'pyro' to describe something related to fire.
For example - a person who is addicted to starting fires can be called a 'pyromaniac'.
The most obvious parts of a fire are the flames and smoke.
Can you see the flames?
The movement of the flames cannot be predicted.
Flames move randomly.
We can use the word 'lick' to describe the movement of a fire's flames.
"The flames licked around the doorframe."
A flame flickers.
We can describe the flame on a candle as a flickering flame.
A flame can shimmer … flicker … glow … dance.
The fire I'm lighting today will be safely contained.
This container is called an incinerator.
You burn things in an incinerator.
The inside of the incinerator will become very hot.
To keep the fire under control, I must put this lid on it.
Now the fire will burn steadily and remain safe.
The small hole in the center of the lid allows the smoke to escape in a controlled way.
Just like the chimney on a house would.
Fires are fun to watch, but they can also be very dangerous, especially if they get out of control.
After the fire has gone out, there is normally some debris left.
This grey looking substance is called 'ash'.
This is all that is left of what was burnt.
You can also put out a fire using water. This action can be described as 'extinguish'
You extinguish the fire. You put the fire out.
You have extinguished the flames.
The fire has been put out.
Bander Aljuhani thanks
hello Bander. from Moscow.Thanks a lot for your job!!!irs very helfull to remember new words such as debris,ignite,extenguish.... I did copy your text and am reading a few days? then will read loudLy to have a good lesson for myself.THANKS bANDER
@@larisaalexandrova1146 Hi, I will do like you. Thanks Bander, I am from Vietnam
Hi from beautiful Greece.Thanks Mristerduncan for the 3rd lesson.
Thanks a lot. I think my English can improve by watching your videos
MrDuncan I should say your lessons make us feel ever so wonderful. Have been watching 'em for a few years and hope to go on doing it any further. Your tempo and pronunciation (not to mention the other lesson's apsects) are what we are needed the most. Greetings from Russia.)
Thank Mr Duncan❤
Thank you for the wonderful video lesson! 🤗
I learn a lot with your videos. Thank you very much Misterduncan.
My best E teacher💛💛Thanks a lot🧡
Thank you very much, Mr. Duncan, as always...
I am watching Mr Duncan F. E. Episodes while preparing breakfasts for my realitives( just a visiter ) tomorrow I will go near Fethiye Mr Duncan visit Turkey.... ( şövalye Island) I believe much useful than listening politics football etc =)
Great video as usual,appreciated your hard work
thank you!!!
Exceptional!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much. Greatings from Greece
Misterduncan, greetings from snowy Russia. Love the way you teach english. Keep it up !
Finally i have understood the conditional tense!
Thanks a lot, Mr. Duncan (one of the best online teachers).
Good bye....from Venice (Italy (Europe))).
A very big hug for you Mr. Duncan. You are a great English Teacher. I want to say hello from Tenerife. Canary Island. Thank you for all you are doing for us.
Thank you Ramón Noel Figuera Villegas A big hello to Tenerife from England! (Misterduncan)
very good lessons.
Always
Excellent
Dear Misterduncan, I'm very grateful to you for your effort at making FE lessons. I find those very interesting, useful and, most of all, nice to listen and watch. So I can learn English with pleasure. I'm very fond of learning English. I think I will follow you in all the lesson succession. Thank you vey much. Please, continue uploading more lessons. Please, let us enjoy and learn at the same time!!!! The best greetings. SS
Thanks a lot!
Greetings from Russia!
Really glad by learning English sayings as well😊
Thanks mister Duncan
thanks mr duncan i really apprecite your work.....
Good luck for you dear Misterduncan! The third episode is completely interesting and quite dynamic. Your clean style of teaching is amazing and a little fun. There is the funning style and there is the light mood of your way of giving information are wonderful. I love your creative job!
Thank you misterduncan you are awsome ! Respect from algeria
I am enjoying your videos all over again. I cannot believe it has been almost 2 and 1/2 years since you made this series. Wow! :)
By the way, I am intrigued by your garden incinerator, I need one of those also! :) Thanks again!
Thank you for another great lesson!
How lovely your lessons!, I love it very much ✨💙.
Thanks for your lessons, Misterduncan! )
You are great!
hi Misterduncan . nice to see your comments.thanks you a lot for teaching me. I've followed you since 2011.You so funny and kind. I wish you have a good time with your passions . god bless you.
Thanks for a great lesson!
Thanks from Saudi Arabia
this is the most intresting clip ever. thank alot misterduncan
I love about the UK tradition
thanks for the episode
Thank you for another amazing lesson, I wish you a Happy Bonfire Night!
Thanks from Hungary!
We also felt the hotness of this lesson! We can't wait for 2 weeks! we want to see you and your beautiful scenes more often, we do watch your old lessons but we always love to watch your new videos too! Thanks Misterduncan!
Thanks a lot .I like your lessons very much.
this very intersting i like to listing and learne
Great video as always.
Hello from Morocco ,thank you very so much for your lessons
thanks for exist, teacher!
Good work!
Thank you misterduncan .
More vocabulary plz we could practice exercise
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Thank you Misterduncan.
What a wonderful video
超級棒！
thaks for your job!! saludos desde Mexico
very good
Oh, I love science so much
I'm ever so pleased to meet you.
Yes, they said it could not be done.
They said it was just too much for one little human being to carry out
But here I am with episode three
Proving all those doubtful skeptical people wrong.
Thank you, sir.
one of the most interesting and useful videos you have ever made ,it contains grammars and idioms , i will be (cut up ) if you stop
thanks a lot. this is very great !!
thank you!
Oh very interesting, I don't know about the conditional, thanks for teach me it.
Thank you mr😍😍
nice. thank you.
Dear Mr Duncan
Very thanks your dedicate update the vedio help many people study English especially for the learner in the first stage, I growing up from your vedio~~Thanks a lot
i love your videos,thanks
Thank you very much!
thank you so much
"I don't think that marry an idiom is legal" I loved it 😂😂💜
You are a great teacher! Your FULL lessons are fit with me. But I had no time to look up previous lessons... What difference between them? Eugenia
you are the best!
thank you very much...
Dear Misterduncan your videos are very funny and useful, full of new words and idioms! You are simply the best super-duper ever full English teacher! :)
Amazing 👍👍👍👍👍
PART 02
Here in the UK we have a tradition that involves lighting fires.
Each year on November 5th, people light large bonfires to commemorate the capture of a group of men who were plotting to blow up the Houses of Parliament and kill the then King of England in 1605.
Parliament was and still is the meeting place of the British Government.
The plot however was foiled, when Parliament officials discovered one of the plotters, a man named Guy Fawkes, guarding the gunpowder.
This event become known as 'The Gunpowder Plot'.
The celebrations take place (around) every November 5th.
It is known as 'Guy Fawkes Night'.
Large bonfires are lit and life-size effigies of Guy Fawkes are burnt on the fires.
Fireworks are also let off and quite often food, such as baked potatoes are eaten.
There is a rhyme that goes with this event too, which begins …
Remember - remember, the fifth of November Gunpowder, treason and plot.
I see no reason why gunpowder treason should ever be forgot
THANKS A LOT MY FRIEND
hi mr duncan i'm from algeria i'd like to thank you for your excellent vedeos they really helped me and still help me wish you the best of luck
Hey MrDuncan l l like your watch (old but once they were so popular) you videos are always helping us thank you so much.Appreciating your efforts.
My lessons used to be very popular Volkan Fidan but now TH-cam will only promote you if you pay them. The 'successful' English teachers on TH-cam belong to large groups with lots of money. They buy the popularity, but I will continue. I will not give up. (Misterduncan)
The use of ads allow people to make their videos and give them away for free. ***** Without them the videos would not exist. For many, even this is not enough to support them, but they still carry on making them. (Misterduncan)
+Speak English With Misterduncan please continue ! i just cant express how much appreciation ive got towards you and i believe every one of us who have watched your video have the same feeling like me.. God bless you, the best teacher ever !
If I watch Mr Duncan lessons I learn too much
If you watch Mr Duncan videos you will learn a lot too!!!
Love your lesson very much. I am trying to find videos about daily conversation or tasks which are close to real life rather than something quite complicated
i am very fond of your english videos even i forgot my name .i listened your name million times :) here is some confusion on my name anymore :)
hi, sir, i have a question for you. in the first condition the example phrase started with "If he gets the grade" but in the second condition it was stared with "If he won the lottery" so verbs are Gets and won in two forms, please clarify this
This is all that is leftof what was burned ,ashes or ash?or same thing? Thanx mr Duncan
Good explanation
thank you a lot
I can download your videos in the now...
this was a difficult lesson and I have to work on it ... But I like all your lessons and they are very useful :D
I love your videos
Many thanks from china
The vedios are uploaded 6 years ago ... omg ... does all the vocab used hve been used in this current tym . Can anybody tell me .... i loved the vedio
I can assure you; the English used in this video is still current, as most of the syntax used is still 'standard'. The only changes that can occur is with slang and 'contemporary' phrases. Good luck with your English learning! 8-)
Hello, Misterduncan. I've read the first Harry Potter book recently in English and there's something called "bonfire night" in the very first chapter. Is it the same celebration you refer to it on this video? Thanks and congratulations on the show!
Soon there will be guy fawkes night . İ was just repaiting the vacabularies which i learnt by this video ✌
thanks
He uses many academic words, really hard to remember it, but i appreciated this, what should i do to memorize academic words 😌
I loveeeee you so much
May I know what does "na na na na na" mean?
ups... greetings from Greece.