Hello bob, I am watching your video since 2018 and I have seen remarkable transition in myself. At the initial day of learning through your video I used to watch with subtitles but now I am comfortable without subtitles. I have never seen your type of teacher ever who giving his lecture free of cost. You are doing great social work Thanks a lot for your continuous efforts and precious time. Regards Saurabh sati India 🇮🇳
You are the best explainer Bob. I’m an English teacher from Azerbaijan. Can’t take the smile off my face while watching. Learn and enjoy same time 😊. Thank you so much! 💚
You are such a wonderful person for sharing your expertise and helping people all over the world learn English in a polite and simple way. I greatly appreciate it. From Egypt, I send my gratitude and respect.
Great lesson Bob keep like that anyone can understand you Bob thank you Just i would like to know why we cannot be able to speak even we can understand you well Bob ?
An idea for your new video. Words: roar, boom, snarl, bellow, hum, growl, howl, yelp, yell, moan, grunt, - I often get a lot of these words mixed up. I'd like to listen from you a video with explanation of using them, and I think, it would be useful to others. Thank you!
In old time teacher bob used papers to show words, then he upgraded the thing with images and nowdays bob is using videos. Congrats Bob for your improvements. Keep it going
Your lessons are just wonderful!✨ I really enjoy listening to you talk about different topics, and it helps me a lot in learning English 💪 THANK YOU SO MUCH!!😀
Hello teacher Bob. I watch your lessons regularly because they help me improve my English. Could you do a lesson about the names of different sounds? I always watch these movies on the internet with captions. There, they transcribe the sounds that occur during the plot as well. It is words like "clink", "clang" what concerns objects and "gasp" what concerns the sounds the actors make. I really would appreciate getting more knowledgeable about these.
Thank you for this video. It clearly explains those verbs. A question occurred to me when I watched it. "The tower tipped. The tower toppled." Is there difference between 'tip' and 'topple' to you?
Drip❤ To Flag To Flicker To Flip To Float To Flutter To Fold To hover To jiggle To pop To reflect To ripple To roll To rotate To slide To spin To wobble To sway To swing To topple To vibrate
Spin: I think the old or British word for a top was/is a whirligig? And the verb would be to whirl. Hover: I am never sure what the correct usage is: do you hover a button with your mouse or do you hover OVER a button... 'Hover' already includes 'over' so adding this preposition might sound redundant (a pleonasm so to speak). And a question about a verb that I am not able to name. If you watch a small bird like a sparrow, they usually don't move their heads smoothly and slowly, but instead they make very rapid and abrupt moves in intervals (looking out for predators). What would we say: do they yank their heads around?
why is the sentence starting from "for" in the sentence "for he was a great talker"? Can I use "because" in place of "for" in the sentence "for he was a great talker."?
During the lecture, you enlarge or make it smaller one or two times. In very few cases, you need to enlarge the picture, but in most cases, nothing different, a bit bothers me. Can you fix it if you can? I am getting help a lot from your lecture.^^
Thank you for making the short lesson. I like to watch on the replay. 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks, it helps a lot the fact you pause the video for my motion sickness... :). This is one of the best lesson!
HELO, it is the greatest video because, you used not picture, but short video, thanks a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you Bob!!!!
Teacher. Bob l, m very glad. From your teache .thank you
Teacher Bob you are amazing teaching english, your method is extraordinary, thank you for share with us your videos.
Good morning from here.
Time to do my mornings exercises and study with you Bob.😊
You are the best teacher ever.
You explain everything in every detail.Thank you very much Mr Bob.😏
I have learned all of these and way more by using closed captions and audio descriptions, they are so helpful
Thank you very much for the video. Looking forward to other simillar lessons. :) :)
Thank you very much. This video is very helpful. exactly what I have been wanting to know. from a S.Korean woman who enjoys learning English in Seoul.
Super video, thanks a lot!
Good morning Bob! Thanks a lot. 🥰
Hello bob, I am watching your video since 2018 and I have seen remarkable transition in myself. At the initial day of learning through your video I used to watch with subtitles but now I am comfortable without subtitles. I have never seen your type of teacher ever who giving his lecture free of cost. You are doing great social work
Thanks a lot for your continuous efforts and precious time.
Regards
Saurabh sati
India 🇮🇳
Bob, I have been watching your videos since 2018...pls mind yr grammar
My favorite Teacher!What a huge pleasure to listen to you. Thanks for knowledge which you give us.
You are the best explainer Bob.
I’m an English teacher from Azerbaijan. Can’t take the smile off my face while watching. Learn and enjoy same time 😊. Thank you so much! 💚
谢谢！
You are a great teacher
I have learned a lot of vocabulary that I did not know before 👍
Thank you BOB, you are the best teacher, your teaching method is excellent and unique!
Teacher Bob tells you very important actions. Thank you💖
Thank you once again, Bob!
Your method is exceptional ♥️🇩🇿
Thank you so much professor Bob
Thank you Bob for everything.❤
Wonderful! I am writing in my notebook each word you're saying! Thanks a lot! 🙏
Thank you 🙏 excellent videos and teaching lessons.
Thanks, teacher for your channel and your efforts
Thx Bob, ur lessons help a lot.
Hi Bob, another excellent class. I’m continue improving my english with you, tks!
Gratitude
Тhanks! Better late than never ☺️!
Thank you, Bob. ❤
Good morning Mr.Bob 🌄, sending you greetings from Egypt. I did enjoy this live episode yesterday and memorize all of it💐
You are such a wonderful person for sharing your expertise and helping people all over the world learn English in a polite and simple way. I greatly appreciate it. From Egypt, I send my gratitude and respect.
Great lesson Bob keep like that anyone can understand you Bob thank you
Just i would like to know why we cannot be able to speak even we can understand you well Bob ?
I like your lessons Bob
Best teacher
thank you teacher !
Thx u Mr, I am watching you from Jordan
An idea for your new video. Words: roar, boom, snarl, bellow, hum, growl, howl, yelp, yell, moan, grunt, - I often get a lot of these words mixed up. I'd like to listen from you a video with explanation of using them, and I think, it would be useful to others. Thank you!
In old time teacher bob used papers to show words, then he upgraded the thing with images and nowdays bob is using videos. Congrats Bob for your improvements. Keep it going
Love from Pakistan🇵🇰..
Really helped a lot..
Love the content, very comprehensive, thank you❤🌹🙏 Bob
Your lessons are just wonderful!✨
I really enjoy listening to you talk about different topics, and it helps me a lot in learning English 💪
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!😀
Awesome!
Thank you so much sir
Hello teacher Bob. I watch your lessons regularly because they help me improve my English.
Could you do a lesson about the names of different sounds? I always watch these movies on the internet with captions. There, they transcribe the sounds that occur during the plot as well. It is words like "clink", "clang" what concerns objects and "gasp" what concerns the sounds the actors make.
I really would appreciate getting more knowledgeable about these.
I watch your lessons regularly...
Thanks!
Teacher Bob , It was good materials for me , especially the attached video is more helpfull to understand exact circumstances 🤗
Dear Teacher could you make more videos like this one?
Well done Bob
Thank you so mush
Thank you for this video. It clearly explains those verbs. A question occurred to me when I watched it. "The tower tipped. The tower toppled." Is there difference between 'tip' and 'topple' to you?
Thanks man
Grattitute for this "special " lesson!!! How we say, dear Bob, when there is magnitism?
Grazie from italia
Drip❤
To Flag
To Flicker
To Flip
To Float
To Flutter
To Fold
To hover
To jiggle
To pop
To reflect
To ripple
To roll
To rotate
To slide
To spin
To wobble
To sway
To swing
To topple
To vibrate
Hi, Bob!
احبببببببك جدددددددا
thanks
Super sir
HI BOB ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, thanks
Spin: I think the old or British word for a top was/is a whirligig? And the verb would be to whirl.
Hover: I am never sure what the correct usage is: do you hover a button with your mouse or do you hover OVER a button... 'Hover' already includes 'over' so adding this preposition might sound redundant (a pleonasm so to speak).
And a question about a verb that I am not able to name. If you watch a small bird like a sparrow, they usually don't move their heads smoothly and slowly, but instead they make very rapid and abrupt moves in intervals (looking out for predators). What would we say: do they yank their heads around?
Drip❤
How many motions ! But what is the difference between motion and movement ?
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حبك عضيم في قلبي
I like floating around the house
PART 2, Please 😢😢😢 It is really helpful to learn many new vocabularies
why is the sentence starting from "for" in the sentence "for he was a great talker"?
Can I use "because" in place of "for" in the sentence "for he was a great talker."?
During the lecture, you enlarge or make it smaller one or two times. In very few cases, you need to enlarge the picture, but in most cases, nothing different, a bit bothers me. Can you fix it if you can? I am getting help a lot from your lecture.^^
Taecher bob I"m laern English lesson for you
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Hello teacher , thank your for your videos , please could you send me your email i want to ask you
谢谢❤