Excellent. These lessons from this channel are excellent, you learn a lot in few minutes. To correct mistakes that you learned years ago is not easy. youtube.com/@ventanaabiertadi9675
You don't have to watch Marina's channel. The man can teach English properly without pointing the finger at a content creator. The truth is that Both are too boring and have to invoke Marina's name to get more views, interest and money.
May I correct your sentences? Thank you so much guys for YOUR constructive criticism because many people HAVE BEEN deceived for many years by her silly mistakes.
You don't have to watch Marina's channel. The man can teach English properly without pointing the finger at a content creator. The truth is that Both are too boring and have to invoke Marina's name to get more views, interest and money.
Thanks a lot for continuing this series with Marina's mistakes. She must be exposed and called out! Have a great one, Kevin and Liza, you both are such great teachers :)
Hello guys! How are you? I wanna say that it's normal to make mistakes, but it is not normal to teach everybody to make them. l hate doing mistakes and l try to avoid incorrect information. I listened to Marina's videos just to improve my listening skills and to get used to English speech. I am very glad that l found this chanel and these great teachers. Thank u very much and never stop your job. I wish you good luck. From Azerbaijan🇦🇿
What I adore about your videos is the last part with the practice... As a teacher, I know that it works and learners need to revise the material. That's just amazing what you do, thank you a lot! 😍
Oxford dictionary gives the preposition for as an option. You can say with or without it. And Collins does the same. Here an example from Collins. You may be craving for some fresh air. I’m not Marina’s fan at all, I just tried to find some examples with the verb crave, and saw that.
Amazing class, I've just learnd a new vocabulary, that's so good, this explanation is pretty helpful to me. In fact, my English will progress more and more. Thank you Professor Kevin, I really apreciate you!.
That's too much but you know, too much is so good; I'm craving (without for) a new correcting mistakes video now. This type of videos is an Addiction for me.
This is the best English teaching channel. This is the only American English I follow and it helped me shy away from the other channel, I was learning bad English. Thanks so much!
You don't have to watch Marina's channel. The man can teach English properly without pointing the finger at a content creator. The truth is that Both are too boring and have to invoke Marina's name who's to get more views and interest.
I noticed when Kevin corrects mistakes, he always does it calmly and constructively. Kevin, do you personally get angry when you hear so many mistakes from someone who teaches incorrect English?
You don't have to watch Marina's channel. The man can teach English properly without pointing the finger at a content creator. The truth is that Both are too boring and have to invoke Marina's name to get more views, interest and money.
“When we are hungry we CRAVE FOR nourishment and the bread of life nourishes that craving, both physically and spiritually.” Found on (online edition) Longman’s English Dictionary.
That's wierd. My Longman's dictionary explicitly states that "crave" is a transative (and only transative) verb and hence doesn't require a preposition. Or maybe Marina Mogilko has already made her contribution into the Longman's online edition😃
@@andreirublev8118 Hi Andrei, yes, I agree, the rule taught by Kevin on the video, GENERALLY applies, and, me too, I was very surprised to find this example sentence on the online version of Longman. You can check it out if you wish. I have found it on their online app.
@@andreirublev8118 I think a transitive verb means that it needs an object in the sentence, not necessarily a preposition. Intransitive verbs are those that don't need a complement, like in the phrase "I sleep".
@@oscarl.decarvalho7397 That's right: they take an object without a preposition: "She craves that taste" "She raised a glass." But "She cried for the moon" Some verbs can be transitive and intransitive at the same time. "To crave" seems to be used as a transative verb only.
I have to say something, I've been watching some videos from Marina and to be honest there are not just mistakes in grammar, there are mistakes even in the most basic sounds of English. I feel very sorry about her, however I do agree with K&L, she needs to master her English and then take the plunge as a teacher, she has misguided students. For me she sounds more like recordings from any Oxford book and mixts it up with her Russian language I just wanna thank you guys for enlightening our apprenticeship.
Of course we luv ur videos, so informative, hopefully no one takes offence through correcting others mistakes, I know Maria is doing her best and I luv her videos, but nothing wrong with someone teaches us the correct forms, we have to be objective in learning and do the right thing, your efforts are invaluable, your channel is one of the top channels to teach English, many thanks to u and ur beautiful wife lisa❤
Succinct explanation ! Inspiring teaching and very helpful recap. Thanks soooo much ! I've come across lots of channels teaching English on YT. Really appreciate each for putting admirable efforts in sharing. ENGLISH FOR EVERYONE definitely provides superb teaching and learning resources. Behind the teacher-fronted facade, there is something more : a beautuful belief that the language be used clearly and correctly. Hope Ms. Marina won't feel too bad. It was amusing and maybe hilarious at first. But if you look at the issue in depth, you'll understand why it's OK to point out the correct ways of use.
I love how they’ve kept the part where Marina says “click the like button to help to boost the algorithm so more people can learn how to speak like a native” or smth. Twice 😂 And then she makes all of these mistakes 😂😂
I may be wrong, but it seems to me that Marina said "with A huge belly" (4:00), but by pronouncing the words quickly, she linked them, so the "a" is almost silent, although slightly distinguishable
@@dannyjorde2677 I'm not lying, I wrote that I could be wrong. It still seems to me that there is an article there, people who liked my comment think the same way. No need to accuse me of lying or justifying someone
но в данном случае Кевин погорячился. Видимо в сша так и на самом деле не говорят. Но вот мои словари : Apresyan (En-Ru)страстно желать, жаждать to crave after admiration - жаждать восхищения I'm craving for a cup of tea - разг. ≅ до смерти хочется чаю Macmillan English Dictionary (En-En) Lewis still craves for the recognition he feels he lacks in America. OALD9 crave (for) something | crave to do something to have a very strong desire for something LingvoUniversal X5 (En-Ru) A woman who is soon to have a child often craves for strange foods. - Женщина, которая должна скоро родить, часто хочет поесть чего-нибудь необычного. I can't seem to stop craving for cigarettes. - Никак не могу побороть тягу к сигаретам. Так что употребять for после глагола или нет - вопрос открытый
Hi Kevin Thanks for the correction. I can not understand why she continues making mistakes and being so confident. I think teaching correct English doesn't really matter to her what really matters to her is that Google algorithm recommends her videos to English learners even though her English is full of mistakes ??? SO continue correcting her mistakes Kevin because you care about the quality of the job you are doing guys!!! keep it up From Switzerland
Dear Kevin, I love all your videos, they are really helpful. The Macmillan Dictionary gives this example to this verb: Lewis still craves for the recognition he feels he lacks in America. Is it incorrect? Thank you.
It's not incorrect but "to crave something" is much more common than "to crave for something". But it is very common to "have a craving for something".
I pity those million followers of that woman, they were misled and will mislead new subscribers by her if they don't watch every video of kevin, im glad i had subscribed to this legit english native speaker
Interesting... i am learning much better from youtube ''teacher's'' mistakes than from my realiable teachers in school. Even if i am not good at English yet i can tell she is teaching broken English
- I CRAVE coffee in the mornings. = SE ME ANTOJA café en las mañanas. - I have A CRAVING FOR a hot dog. = tengo ANTOJO DE un perro caliente. As it can be seen there's a difference in translation into Spanish when using the preposition and there's a difference in sense too.
hahahah you guys did it again! I can imagine marina having a hard time when she makes videos now thinking.. ahh this guys won't stop. Marina should take it slowly, review her videos more often instead of graving views like a zombie on youtube. Good job!
You don't have to watch Marina's channel. The man can teach English properly without pointing the finger at a content creator. The truth is that Both are too boring and have to invoke Marina's name to get more views, interest and money.
Thank you ever so much! By the way, in Oxford Dictionary they wrote crave for - "A woman who is soon to have a child often craves for strange foods". Is it a special usage?
It's clear my friend, Kevin said: You use the preposition when you say: I have a CRAVING FOR. I mean when you use "craving" AS A NOUN NOT AS A VERB. Examples; - I CRAVE scrambled eggs. (as a verb) - I have A CRAVING FOR scrambled eggs. (as a noun). So, the dictionary is correct BUT what the dictionary doesn't say or show is that; You use the preposition only when "craving" is used as a noun.
Hi, Kevin! I do not understand why we do not use a definite article with "pizza" or "ice cream" in the examples mentioned in the video. Why it's not, "He has a craving for A pizza/ AN ice cream"? Could you guys shed some light on that in a different video? Thanks!
I've been asked these types of questions in my trip to Australia ( how long have you been here for? And what are you waiting for ?) . Can you tell me if they are the right use of grammar? Thanks
Dear Kevin, I think it will be better if in your videos about the non-native teachers’ mistakes, you do not mention their names from now on. Lots of people know that Marina’s English leaves much to be desired. Some begin to think that you have a grudge against her, which is not true, of course. I love your lessons and look forward to seeing more videos. Best regards. Nina❤❤❤
According to the Oxford, Cambridge and Macmillan dictionaries you can use "for" in statements when "crave" is a verb. The Cambridge dictionary provides this example: She was craving for a cigarette. And Macmillan gives this one: Lewis still craves for the recognition he feels he lacks in America. In conclusion, it's ok to use it. However, it's not common.
That's simply not true, none of the dictionaries say that's correct. But even if it were, it's not common in North America, and Marina is always saying that she teaches American English, so it would still be wrong.
Hello One more mistake I as your student notice that she is adding an extra syllable to that word. It is crave. But, she is pronouncing it "Carave" I really thank you for showing as the correct way of learning.
I don't understand how Marina achieved good results in the tests. Does anyone know the criteria for TOEFL for example? Maybe she tried harder on the test. It is required for a visa.
Hi there .. question...crave as verb meaning "to long for, desire extremely" could have "for" like in this example?..."she was craving for a cigarette". Thanks
Hello :) Please, help me to understand the difference. Kevin says that in expressions we use "the". But what does it mean? What kind of expression? Why don't we say "hit Pablo in (his) face"?
If I were Marina, I would create a video just to thank Kevin and Liza for correcting her and teaching right English.
They could feature a video providing feedback to Marina. She would get her English corrected "for free" haha.
Alright
I totally agree with you.
Lol..... you made my day 😂😂😂
I guess that ain't gonna happen at all, she looks very arrogant to do that.
Thank you so much guys for constructive criticism because many people are deceived for many years by her silly mistakes.
Excellent. These lessons from this channel are excellent, you learn a lot in few minutes. To correct mistakes that you learned years ago is not easy.
youtube.com/@ventanaabiertadi9675
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You don't have to watch Marina's channel. The man can teach English properly without pointing the finger at a content creator. The truth is that Both are too boring and have to invoke Marina's name to get more views, interest and money.
May I correct your sentences? Thank you so much guys for YOUR constructive criticism because many people HAVE BEEN deceived for many years by her silly mistakes.
@@Smile-hr7ve , well, some people need to learn CORRECT English if they want to become English teachers or translators.
I love it when you correct Marina "s mistakes!! I learn a lot that way! Please keep on doing it.
The guts Marina has to teach English despite her lack of knowledge is truly incredible.
I call it chutzpah.
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You don't have to watch Marina's channel. The man can teach English properly without pointing the finger at a content creator. The truth is that Both are too boring and have to invoke Marina's name to get more views, interest and money.
@@Smile-hr7ve What if people learn incorrect english because of her? I'm glad they did this. Maybe they're boring for you, not for me.
@@Smile-hr7ve Sorry, but they're not boring. Not at all. They're great teachers. Maybe you're the one who's actually boring.
@@Smile-hr7ve
Yeah!
Let's watch more talkative Mogilko with her incorrect lessons!
That's the answer!
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thank you for exposing this person.
Thanks a lot for continuing this series with Marina's mistakes. She must be exposed and called out! Have a great one, Kevin and Liza, you both are such great teachers :)
Another great lesson! 🎉
Hello guys! How are you? I wanna say that it's normal to make mistakes, but it is not normal to teach everybody to make them. l hate doing mistakes and l try to avoid incorrect information. I listened to Marina's videos just to improve my listening skills and to get used to English speech. I am very glad that l found this chanel and these great teachers. Thank u very much and never stop your job. I wish you good luck. From Azerbaijan🇦🇿
I don't even know how to compliment you guys anymore, cuz you are top-notch.
It turns out learning English is way easier when you discuss someone's mistakes
Thanks!
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What I adore about your videos is the last part with the practice... As a teacher, I know that it works and learners need to revise the material. That's just amazing what you do, thank you a lot! 😍
Oxford dictionary gives the preposition for as an option. You can say with or without it. And Collins does the same.
Here an example from Collins. You may be craving for some fresh air.
I’m not Marina’s fan at all, I just tried to find some examples with the verb crave, and saw that.
Thanks a lot, MISTAKEBUSTERS!
Keep coming them out, please!
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I found in the vocabulary: I am craving for a cup of tea!
Great video like always.
Thanks for your useful videos!!
That's very useful ... Can't thank you enough
Thank you.
I'm so happy I've discovered this channel! It's very useful
Nice lesson. THX!
Thank you Kevin for teaching us the right way and with examples
Amazing class, I've just learnd a new vocabulary, that's so good, this explanation is pretty helpful to me. In fact, my English will progress more and more. Thank you Professor Kevin, I really apreciate you!.
Always an excellent lessons... Thanks
So useful !!! Thank you so much for being interest of teaching the right way to say !
Thanks for another great video 👍🏻
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Brilliant explanation! Thank u!
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All your lessons are terrific!!! 😃
Thank you guys for your videos.
That's too much but you know, too much is so good;
I'm craving (without for) a new correcting mistakes video now.
This type of videos is an Addiction for me.
This is the best English teaching channel. This is the only American English I follow and it helped me shy away from the other channel, I was learning bad English. Thanks so much!
You don't have to watch Marina's channel. The man can teach English properly without pointing the finger at a content creator. The truth is that Both are too boring and have to invoke Marina's name who's to get more views and interest.
@@Smile-hr7ve Sorry, but they're not boring. Not at all. They're great teachers. Maybe you're the one who's actually boring.
@@Smile-hr7ve Marina is not a qualified teacher lol. She gets a lot of mistakes & sells her courses lol. That’s a deceptive scheme lol.
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No way she is too erregant to do that.
One indicator of being smart is to aknowledge one's mistakes.
She is all in the show off That's it.
The best teacher
I noticed when Kevin corrects mistakes, he always does it calmly and constructively.
Kevin, do you personally get angry when you hear so many mistakes from someone who teaches incorrect English?
You don't have to watch Marina's channel. The man can teach English properly without pointing the finger at a content creator. The truth is that Both are too boring and have to invoke Marina's name to get more views, interest and money.
@@Smile-hr7veI don't need to be entertained.
@@Smile-hr7veYou don’t have to copy and paste. Dude you are commenting everywhere. Are you getting paid for it?
@@chamuelolivier1594 , same here
@@simegustaloveo Yes, dude :)
Lovely teacher, perfect lessons! Thank You, Kevin!
Thank you very much!
Teacher kevin you are a good teacher..I really like you lectures❤🙏🙏
Your videos are the BEST👍👍👍❤️
Marina is unteachable
That's awesome 👌 Thanks a lot!🤗
Wow! Thank you for this one and for practicing with us, Teacher Kevin!
Thank you! You are the best TH-cam teachers. The practice part is fantastic! 👍🌸👏
I really appreciate your efforts for us. 💌🌼 🙏 👏🤗 🌹 💕
Thank you 🙏
“When we are hungry we CRAVE FOR nourishment and the bread of life nourishes that craving, both physically and spiritually.” Found on (online edition) Longman’s English Dictionary.
That's wierd. My Longman's dictionary explicitly states that "crave" is a transative (and only transative) verb and hence doesn't
require a preposition. Or maybe Marina Mogilko has already made her contribution into the Longman's online edition😃
@@andreirublev8118 Hi Andrei, yes, I agree, the rule taught by Kevin on the video, GENERALLY applies, and, me too, I was very surprised to find this example sentence on the online version of Longman. You can check it out if you wish. I have found it on their online app.
@@andreirublev8118 I think a transitive verb means that it needs an object in the sentence, not necessarily a preposition. Intransitive verbs are those that don't need a complement, like in the phrase "I sleep".
@@oscarl.decarvalho7397 That's right: they take an object without a preposition:
"She craves that taste"
"She raised a glass."
But "She cried for the moon"
Some verbs can be transitive and intransitive at the same time.
"To crave" seems to be used as a transative verb only.
When intransitive (usually followed by ‘for’), it means ‘to beg or plead.’
I have to say something, I've been watching some videos from Marina and to be honest there are not just mistakes in grammar, there are mistakes even in the most basic sounds of English. I feel very sorry about her, however I do agree with K&L, she needs to master her English and then take the plunge as a teacher, she has misguided students.
For me she sounds more like recordings from any Oxford book and mixts it up with her Russian language
I just wanna thank you guys for enlightening our apprenticeship.
In my opinion, she speaks too fast for a person who is teaching.
Of course we luv ur videos, so informative, hopefully no one takes offence through correcting others mistakes, I know Maria is doing her best and I luv her videos, but nothing wrong with someone teaches us the correct forms, we have to be objective in learning and do the right thing, your efforts are invaluable, your channel is one of the top channels to teach English, many thanks to u and ur beautiful wife lisa❤
Had you paid attention to her videos
you would have known by now that her name is Marina - not Maria - and her "best" is definitely not good enough.
Lisa is not his wife
@@andreirublev8118 I left it to u to pay a better attention
Your videos are spot on! Also the brief explanations tend to stick more to mind. I love your teaching style! Kudos to you!
super video!!!
Thank you so much for this lesson. I'm craving more lessons!
Cool! I got the difference. thank you
Succinct explanation ! Inspiring teaching and very helpful recap. Thanks soooo much !
I've come across lots of channels teaching English on YT. Really appreciate each for putting admirable efforts in sharing.
ENGLISH FOR EVERYONE definitely provides superb teaching and learning resources.
Behind the teacher-fronted facade, there is something more : a beautuful belief that the language be used clearly and correctly.
Hope Ms. Marina won't feel too bad. It was amusing and maybe hilarious at first. But if you look at the issue in depth, you'll understand why it's OK to point out the correct ways of use.
I run a lot, but I still have a big belly!😂 Thank you for including lots of practice!
I love your videos!
You're good
I love how they’ve kept the part where Marina says “click the like button to help to boost the algorithm so more people can learn how to speak like a native” or smth. Twice 😂 And then she makes all of these mistakes 😂😂
I was laughing
I may be wrong, but it seems to me that Marina said "with A huge belly" (4:00), but by pronouncing the words quickly, she linked them, so the "a" is almost silent, although slightly distinguishable
She clearly didn't say "a", no need to lie. And speaking fast is not an excuse to pronounce words incorrectly.
@@dannyjorde2677 I'm not lying, I wrote that I could be wrong. It still seems to me that there is an article there, people who liked my comment think the same way. No need to accuse me of lying or justifying someone
I also hear "with A huge belly".
No. She left it out like a lot of Slavic language speakers do because those languages don't have articles (except Bulgarian),
I agree. I listened to it many times to be sure and she does said "a" before huge.
Dear Kevin and Liza, I crave your videos everyday 😀
Excelent this video dear Kevin, thank you sir 🙏
Продолжайте, нам нравится.
но в данном случае Кевин погорячился. Видимо в сша так и на самом деле не говорят.
Но вот мои словари : Apresyan (En-Ru)страстно желать, жаждать
to crave after admiration - жаждать восхищения
I'm craving for a cup of tea - разг. ≅ до смерти хочется чаю
Macmillan English Dictionary (En-En)
Lewis still craves for the recognition he feels he lacks in America.
OALD9
crave (for) something | crave to do something to have a very strong desire for something
LingvoUniversal X5 (En-Ru)
A woman who is soon to have a child often craves for strange foods. - Женщина, которая должна скоро родить, часто хочет поесть чего-нибудь необычного.
I can't seem to stop craving for cigarettes. - Никак не могу побороть тягу к сигаретам.
Так что употребять for после глагола или нет - вопрос открытый
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As for "craving" I suppose it is not only Marina's fault, because actually the dictionary gives this option, "crave for".
Great content!
By the way I appreciate your effort to explain how to speak as a native speaker
This is,really good one thanks a lot appreciate it:)
Hi Kevin
Thanks for the correction.
I can not understand why she continues making mistakes and being so confident.
I think teaching correct English doesn't really matter to her what really matters to her is that
Google algorithm recommends her videos to English learners even though her English is full of mistakes ???
SO continue correcting her mistakes Kevin because you care about the quality of the job you are doing guys!!!
keep it up
From Switzerland
I do love some extra practice in the end of the video 👍👍👍👍greetings from France 🇫🇷
Dear Kevin, I love all your videos, they are really helpful. The Macmillan Dictionary gives this example to this verb: Lewis still craves for the recognition he feels he lacks in America. Is it incorrect? Thank you.
It's not incorrect but "to crave something" is much more common than "to crave for something". But it is very common to "have a craving for something".
Collins dictionary gives an example of "crave for", and also there are a few examples in British National Corpus (not many, but there are).
I pity those million followers of that woman, they were misled and will mislead new subscribers by her if they don't watch every video of kevin, im glad i had subscribed to this legit english native speaker
Interesting... i am learning much better from youtube ''teacher's'' mistakes than from my realiable teachers in school. Even if i am not good at English yet i can tell she is teaching broken English
Marina teaches kinda lousy English.
Kevin and Liza❤
Jesus christ. My respect for you. You really got the point.
Such a great content on your channel! I do love all your videos! I appreciate it ❤
Nice
- I CRAVE coffee in the mornings.
= SE ME ANTOJA café en las mañanas.
- I have A CRAVING FOR a hot dog.
= tengo ANTOJO DE un perro caliente.
As it can be seen there's a difference in translation into Spanish when using the preposition and there's a difference in sense too.
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Marina's back. Hooooraaaah!
Keep these videos coming please!
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hahahah you guys did it again! I can imagine marina having a hard time when she makes videos now thinking.. ahh this guys won't stop.
Marina should take it slowly, review her videos more often instead of graving views like a zombie on youtube.
Good job!
It seems like she doesn't care 🤷🏻♀️
You don't have to watch Marina's channel. The man can teach English properly without pointing the finger at a content creator. The truth is that Both are too boring and have to invoke Marina's name to get more views, interest and money.
She gazlight everyone with her so called knowledge. I want to learn correct english.
I'm interested to know when she made the video. It seems she's particularly weak in "articles" (a, an, the)
@@Smile-hr7ve Yet you're here watching Kevin's video 🤡
Thank you ever so much! By the way, in Oxford Dictionary they wrote crave for - "A woman who is soon to have a child often craves for strange foods". Is it a special usage?
Maybe this is a literary usage, but is not used in common speech. Perhaps "crave for" is used in British English.
It's clear my friend, Kevin said:
You use the preposition when you say:
I have a CRAVING FOR.
I mean when you use "craving" AS A NOUN NOT AS A VERB.
Examples;
- I CRAVE scrambled eggs.
(as a verb)
- I have A CRAVING FOR scrambled eggs. (as a noun).
So, the dictionary is correct BUT what the dictionary doesn't say or show is that;
You use the preposition only when "craving" is used as a noun.
Thank you, Kevin sir.
Is this how in British English also ?
Not only Marina and not only in English, there are thousands of youtubers providing misinformation about learning foreign languages.
Thank you, Liza and Kevin! Merry Christmas ans Happy Holidays!
Hi, Kevin! I do not understand why we do not use a definite article with "pizza" or "ice cream" in the examples mentioned in the video.
Why it's not, "He has a craving for A pizza/ AN ice cream"?
Could you guys shed some light on that in a different video?
Thanks!
I've been asked these types of questions in my trip to Australia ( how long have you been here for? And what are you waiting for ?) . Can you tell me if they are the right use of grammar?
Thanks
Dear Kevin, I think it will be better if in your videos about the non-native teachers’ mistakes, you do not mention their names from now on. Lots of people know that Marina’s English leaves much to be desired. Some begin to think that you have a grudge against her, which is not true, of course. I love your lessons and look forward to seeing more videos. Best regards. Nina❤❤❤
I'm craving pop corn.
According to the Oxford, Cambridge and Macmillan dictionaries you can use "for" in statements when "crave" is a verb. The Cambridge dictionary provides this example: She was craving for a cigarette. And Macmillan gives this one: Lewis still craves for the recognition he feels he lacks in America. In conclusion, it's ok to use it. However, it's not common.
That's simply not true, none of the dictionaries say that's correct. But even if it were, it's not common in North America, and Marina is always saying that she teaches American English, so it would still be wrong.
I left the same comment yesterday morning but it has disappeared. I don't know why!!!!
Thanks a lot!
Your lessons are helping me a lot.
I think "corn dog" is much more common in the US...from my 2 minutes of web searching 'corny dog' seems limited to Texas.
Hello
One more mistake I as your student notice that she is adding an extra syllable to that word. It is crave. But, she is pronouncing it "Carave"
I really thank you for showing as the correct way of learning.
I don't understand how Marina achieved good results in the tests. Does anyone know the criteria for TOEFL for example? Maybe she tried harder on the test. It is required for a visa.
She said, "What are your cravings for."😜
Hi there .. question...crave as verb meaning "to long for, desire extremely" could have "for" like in this example?..."she was craving for a cigarette". Thanks
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Hello :) Please, help me to understand the difference. Kevin says that in expressions we use "the". But what does it mean? What kind of expression? Why don't we say "hit Pablo in (his) face"?