Next, watch some of my other vocabulary videos: 30+ adjectives to describe people th-cam.com/video/QxjsWwgPjwM/w-d-xo.html Top words for your job interview & resume th-cam.com/video/8wAf4EX3-BI/w-d-xo.html
My US born dauther set me up with your channel hoping that my Easter European English gets better. Oh, I am so grateful to her and to you!!! Thank you.
Benjamin english T. l am going to interesting learn english by you you are teach clear easy to note write by meaning not so difficult enough to follow your programs one of a good teacher thanks so much
Thank you for the useful vocabulary lesson. It may look easy when we read those words in sentences but it isn't easy when we want to use them quickly in speaking.
Hello Benjamin, you have a fantastic channel. I particular like the way you pronounce words and of course your explanations. Crystal clear. ✔ Thank you. My example sentence; when the British Rail decided to decentralize its operations and administrations, private companies responsible to run the British train services have to resize their offices. In this respect the information unit has to update the public society of changes in fares as well as times of departures and arrivals.
@@engvidBenjamin I'm rewriting it; When British rail decided to decentralize its operations and administrations, private companies took over responsibility for running rail services and accordingly update the public about fares and new timetables.
Hi Benjamin. Thank you for share this topic with us. I'm working for a Company in the IT department. Is very common to use the word "update" in our e-mails. The employees use that word when they need to know about the status of a problem that was reported to us. For example they say: "We haven't received any reply about our incident. Any update?"
About the word resize, I use it sometimes in my job. For example when a field of a file cannot keep a data because its size, I need to resize the lenght of the field, now longer data can be stored in that field.
Thanks Dani and Kate. You may be interested in watching this video in which I go over some exercise to help speak clearly: th-cam.com/video/AQNMCgKvOk0/w-d-xo.html
Regards from Syria Ben! Thank you for your efforts. I was wondering if by any way you can give me a feedback on my accent? Is there a way? I would really appreciate this.
Thanks for watching Miniver. Difficult for me to give you feedback as I work full time and only take on very few private clients due to time constraints.
Next, watch some of my other vocabulary videos:
30+ adjectives to describe people th-cam.com/video/QxjsWwgPjwM/w-d-xo.html
Top words for your job interview & resume th-cam.com/video/8wAf4EX3-BI/w-d-xo.html
Thank you B! I love your clear, easy explanations🤩
I subscribed sir
Your lessons are great!! Thank you very much
Thank you! 😃
My US born dauther set me up with your channel hoping that my Easter European English gets better. Oh, I am so grateful to her and to you!!! Thank you.
Thank you Marina
What a teacher! I really appreciate your lesson!
Thank you! 😃
Benjamin english
T. l am going to interesting learn english by you you are teach clear easy to note write by meaning not so difficult enough to follow your programs one of a good teacher thanks so much
You're welcome.
Thank you for the useful vocabulary lesson. It may look easy when we read those words in sentences but it isn't easy when we want to use them quickly in speaking.
good stuff
You are energetic and self-confident. I like your way of teaching. I take much information from your videos. Thanks
Great
Your accent is so clear and understandable
Thank you so much for your efforts 🌹
Thank you! 😃
Hello Benjamin, you have a fantastic channel. I particular like the way you pronounce words and of course your explanations. Crystal clear. ✔ Thank you.
My example sentence; when the British Rail decided to decentralize its operations and administrations, private companies responsible to run the British train services have to resize their offices. In this respect the information unit has to update the public society of changes in fares as well as times of departures and arrivals.
Good but not perfect - no 'the' before British Rail; private companies took over responsibility for running rail services. etc etc.
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I'm rewriting it;
When British rail decided to decentralize its operations and administrations, private companies took over responsibility for running rail services and accordingly update the public about fares and new timetables.
Hi Benjamin. Thank you for share this topic with us. I'm working for a Company in the IT department. Is very common to use the word "update" in our e-mails. The employees use that word when they need to know about the status of a problem that was reported to us. For example they say: "We haven't received any reply about our incident. Any update?"
About the word resize, I use it sometimes in my job. For example when a field of a file cannot keep a data because its size, I need to resize the lenght of the field, now longer data can be stored in that field.
Thanks Manuel - definitely good to be able to use resize and update.
Tks sir.. I really appreciate yours lessons. Keep going forward!
Thank you
Thanks for your efforts i enjoy your lessons
Glad you like them!
Your videos came to me as love at first site absolutely love your videos 😍 Sir!
Thank you
I like the way you speaks, your lessons really helps a lot too:)
It hope it helps you speak good English!
that was a nice video. Thank you so much :)
You're welcome 😊
Excellent Benja sir.u have mesmerising voive..great.
Think you mean voice. Glad it was useful.
I like it .. thank you so much ❤
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Oh thank you !
You're welcome.
I like your voice 😊
Me too!!
Thanks Dani and Kate. You may be interested in watching this video in which I go over some exercise to help speak clearly: th-cam.com/video/AQNMCgKvOk0/w-d-xo.html
Mee too!
Me too
Regards from Syria Ben!
Thank you for your efforts.
I was wondering if by any way you can give me a feedback on my accent? Is there a way?
I would really appreciate this.
Thanks for watching Miniver. Difficult for me to give you feedback as I work full time and only take on very few private clients due to time constraints.
Learn English with Benjamin [engVid] Neve mind Ben, thank you.
nice✌😊
Thanks ✌
superb 😊
thank you
Thank u
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I think you're a native speaker, particularly London, England.
I lived in London for about ten years but I'm actually from Devon where I now live once more.
@@engvidBenjamin It sounds funny! Can I get from you a piece of advice about English?
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Thanks
Shouldn’t it pronounce /‘pri:Fisk/?
Not sure what word you are referring to. I'm fairly confident with my pronunciation ')
Sorry I should state tte word “prefix”
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