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Dear producer, writer, content writer, reporter, broadcaster, camera person, whoever you are, please post much more kind of this video, this is really helpful for IELTS vocabularies. Thank you
This is the first time I see Dan's face, even I've heard a lot. Can not imagine you're so young and handsome, and your voice is strange and appealing too ❤️
1-My brother went off the rails at his first year at univeraity . 2-If you abstain from smoking for a whole mon th I will buy you a motorcycle. 3-She works at a restaurant and often bring excess food home. (Thanks, a lot. I am pleased to you for your help
Hi Quyên Nguyễn We don't provide a transcript or subtitles for this video because this is a natural, unscripted programme. For more details and an exercise, visit our website: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/newsreview/unit-3/session-28
This BBC Learning English channel is very helpful to English learners like me. Thank you! I memorized 3 words, one word is 'drive', one word is 'creep', and the other is 'excess'.
I do love the way you put a lot of things, for instance: new words, using to repeat them in variety of sentences, culture, news, etc. Thank you so much for such interesting programs!
Davud Nazarov So.. chefs cook. They cook with ingredients, for example, bread. However, even when they finish the day's sale, there might be leftovers. So the chefs take the "excess" bread home.
I'm from Sri Lanka. Love you guys, I improved my English vocabulary using your wealthy videos. also, they are very useful and consist of nice content. #Dan and #Catherine
'to drive' a car for example, is a verb. If you for 'a drive' in car, then it's a noun. A 'drive' is also a wide path for parking a car on and that's also a noun.
Hi TOO LATE! News Review is recorded in a natural, unscripted format, so sadly we are not able to provide subtitles or a transcript. If you are looking for a news-related programme with subtitles, why not give Lingohack a try? Here is the playlist: th-cam.com/video/IrWXlU8rlCA/w-d-xo.html Hope that helps!
Hi Yves DOUALLA SILIKI. Thank you for your comment. We are glad you find our content useful. Your use of the word 'creep' is not correct, I'm afraid. This verb has a negative connotation and it means 'occurs gradually and almost imperceptibly'. You could say, for example: "Mistakes creep into my English when I write quickly." (creep INTO - there is a preposition here). And 'creep' as a noun can be offensive. The dictionary is your friend when you want to increase your vocabulary. Good luck with your studies! Visit our website for more videos, guides and quizzes to help you improve your English: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish
I'm learning English with BBC Learning English. '') Thank you so much every staff of this channel. Maybe I'm late a little bit, but no problem, I'm improving a step by step. ( I don't know maybe i choose the wrong words but i don't use the translate. )
my english is creeping although i am making an effort in english everyday and i know one day i will be fluent speaker thankyou bbc your video makes me help for learning english
We must organize our food we always need diet we eat fruits vegtables and low fat chess egg we follow nourishment low calories as well as play sports exercising
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Hello, Could you tell me how can I do to make the quiz, the link you sent matches the quiz of the vidéo concerning "New blood test can save pregnant women's lives" . Thanks very much for looking into this. Have a nice day.
Hi Brigitte. That link was for our latest videos. This is the link for this particular video: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/newsreview/unit-3/session-28
Hi, guys. Thanks for your videos. May I ask you a question, please? Why does Cathrine pronounce the word "often" with " t" sound? Are there two ways of pronouncing it in English language? I was taught to pronounce it without "t" sound and all my British friends pronounce it like that too. Thanks for answering.
Hi! If you enjoyed this episode of News Review, here's one that you'll LOVE: Prince William has said that the traditional British value of not showing your feelings should not be allowed to affect people's health. Watch the video here: th-cam.com/video/eDECkUdfqno/w-d-xo.html
please tell me where can i get script of the interview?
pls add subtitle pls
Can I say . " I drive to rid of stress"?
Dear producer, writer, content writer, reporter, broadcaster, camera person, whoever you are, please post much more kind of this video, this is really helpful for IELTS vocabularies.
Thank you
Hi Enny Khurniasari We are glad you find our videos useful. Thank you for your comment. ☺️
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This is the first time I see Dan's face, even I've heard a lot. Can not imagine you're so young and handsome, and your voice is strange and appealing too ❤️
I'm Brazilian and I like so much your voices. Excellent material! But I don't understand why there are some dislikes here.
Katherine really knows how to explain words in easiest ways we can understand.Thank You Katherine.
New words and new vocabulary, thanks for making such a great videos
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1-My brother went off the rails at his first year at univeraity .
2-If you abstain from smoking for a whole mon th I will buy you a motorcycle.
3-She works at a restaurant and often bring excess food home.
(Thanks, a lot. I am pleased to you for your help
Wow, I love this section of BBC learning English. It really helps us to tackle some tricky words in the headlines!
Anybody has transcript for this news?
Hi Quyên Nguyễn We don't provide a transcript or subtitles for this video because this is a natural, unscripted programme. For more details and an exercise, visit our website: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/newsreview/unit-3/session-28
I got a lot of information from this video .Thank you for the great work done by BBC.
Very informative. Thank you, guys
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Thank you, Patricia. Visit our website for more videos, guides and quizzes to help you improve your English: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/
I love this section. Thanks for teching us so well. I'm into BBC Learning English.
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Brilliant! Thanks.
i wish these videos should be long....bcz i found it very fruitful....
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Very good program even for specialists.
You two are the best when explaining
this is helpful lesson thanks for your teaching
1. drive is "attempt to achieve smth"
2. excess is "more than necessary"
3. creep is "gradually growth"
This BBC Learning English channel is very helpful to English learners like me. Thank you!
I memorized 3 words, one word is 'drive', one word is 'creep', and the other is 'excess'.
I like your way of teaching and speaking ..thank u very much
So nice of you
very useful to learn vocabularies!!
THEY ARE SO POLITE !
This is quite useful and helpful lesson for me.Thank you. I love the smile from Den.He is cute.
I do love the way you put a lot of things, for instance: new words, using to repeat them in variety of sentences, culture, news, etc. Thank you so much for such interesting programs!
You are very welcome 👍
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Thanks for sharing videos like that, they are very helpful :)
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This is the greatest program which I have never watched before.
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Den is so handsome!)
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He is DAn, not Den.
I am consider there is two of people talking about the issue which is mentioned,but they are just talk about the vocab😪
Excelent for me!
You are excellent personas to explain us these Word meanings. Thank you very much.
I'm sure this material helps me improve my English!
Wow! This’s really helpful. For the first time i know that drive can also mean to reduce or avoid something. Thank you so much❤️
Eggs, chips, beans, sausages, mushy peas, tomato, Bacon and toast.
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Thank you very much it is help me to learn English very well.
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"Chefs will often take excess food home from the restaurant rather than waste it."- I didn't catch it exactly. Who can explain it exactly?
Davud Nazarov So.. chefs cook. They cook with ingredients, for example, bread. However, even when they finish the day's sale, there might be leftovers. So the chefs take the "excess" bread home.
Good morning!, thank you very much indeed for your great explanations I find them very useful, they enable me to brush Up my English.
You helps people with that clases
Thank you for an enchanting video.
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Hi Kathrine you have a gorgeous accent💕
Hope you will add subtitle for all video, thank you for upload such a useful video🤩
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A choice.
Pronunciation of diet is different than it is pronounced here
Confusing, poverty drive means to eradicate poverty but recruitment drive means get more employee??????
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It is really useful If you add the subtitle for me that are learning English. Thanks a lot.
Good job, excelent... 😔👏👏👏
plzz explaine more creep word
I'm from Sri Lanka. Love you guys, I improved my English vocabulary using your wealthy videos. also, they are very useful and consist of nice content. #Dan and #Catherine
Hai BBC could you hold a program about IELTS excercise?
I think the BBC should have English subtitles for the learner.
Thanks a lot! I really enjoy every release))
Industry as sector operating in growth.
Is drive verb or noun
'to drive' a car for example, is a verb. If you for 'a drive' in car, then it's a noun. A 'drive' is also a wide path for parking a car on and that's also a noun.
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I need subtitle
Hi TOO LATE! News Review is recorded in a natural, unscripted format, so sadly we are not able to provide subtitles or a transcript. If you are looking for a news-related programme with subtitles, why not give Lingohack a try?
Here is the playlist: th-cam.com/video/IrWXlU8rlCA/w-d-xo.html
Hope that helps!
Well, you say that but neither of you have experienced such joy as the dude in the thumbnail was getting in that moment.
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My english level creeps every day with BBC learning English. Thanks so much.
Please tell me if the use of the verb "to creep" is correct in my answer.
Hi Yves DOUALLA SILIKI. Thank you for your comment. We are glad you find our content useful.
Your use of the word 'creep' is not correct, I'm afraid. This verb has a negative connotation and it means 'occurs gradually and almost imperceptibly'. You could say, for example: "Mistakes creep into my English when I write quickly." (creep INTO - there is a preposition here). And 'creep' as a noun can be offensive.
The dictionary is your friend when you want to increase your vocabulary. Good luck with your studies!
Visit our website for more videos, guides and quizzes to help you improve your English: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish
@@bbclearningenglish Day by day ,i am creeping my knowledge about English language by watching BBC News review Videos
I'm learning English with BBC Learning English. '') Thank you so much every staff of this channel. Maybe I'm late a little bit, but no problem, I'm improving a step by step. ( I don't know maybe i choose the wrong words but i don't use the translate. )
Can i for example say " I drive to rid of stress"
my english is creeping although i am making an effort in english everyday and i know one day i will be fluent speaker thankyou bbc your video makes me help for learning english
Does anybody know where the ``Facebook Challenge'' is?
Hi antijhow. You'll find the Language Challenge on our website too:
www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/newsreview/unit-1/session-28
Thanks a lot for the response!
Excess
First time to see Kathryn I used to hear only voice 🤣🤣🤣🤣
waoooo great views..
How is it correct to pronounce the word "often" , plz? Often or ofen?
help me a lot in English learning. Thanks team!.
You're welcome!
We must organize our food we always need diet we eat fruits vegtables and low fat chess egg we follow nourishment low calories as well as play sports exercising
maybe they should introduce intermittent fast more often
The orvallian language is coming to alive....
Love it ♡
Pizzas... delicious
Thank you for This video!
May I say that children creeply grow.
Hi can you help me
Awesome channel 🤙😊 I just started my own review of healthy business if anyone reads this could you tell me what I may need to work on ?? Or any ideas 💡??
Excess ...very simple word...kindly avoid explaining simple words
Thanks , creep : it s a knew word I learned it
Hello, Could you tell me how can I do to make the quiz, the link you sent matches the quiz of the vidéo concerning "New blood test can save pregnant women's lives" . Thanks very much for looking into this. Have a nice day.
Hi Brigitte. That link was for our latest videos.
This is the link for this particular video: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/newsreview/unit-3/session-28
Britain must... stop being lazy and cook your own meals, won't be excessive sugar, salt, fat etc if you don't add it yourself :)
Hi, guys. Thanks for your videos. May I ask you a question, please? Why does Cathrine pronounce the word "often" with " t" sound? Are there two ways of pronouncing it in English language? I was taught to pronounce it without "t" sound and all my British friends pronounce it like that too. Thanks for answering.
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Thank you very much