Thank you for watching. I have included timecodes in the description so you can find the section of the lesson you are most interested in. For those of you interested in taking the Language Booster to learn 300 phrasal verbs in 30 days, learn more here: englishlikeanative.co.uk/phrasal-verb-exercises/ Don't forget to like and subscribe for more English lessons.
Dear Madam Teacher Anna,thank a lot for next brilliant lesson.Your fantastic YT channel is about British English,about British Culture and about real life in the UK ! Btw,last week I was praying for all people in the UK (so strong wind and storm !).God Bless the UK.Thank You again for Your great job and effort.
Dear Anna, thank you a lot for your videos! Would you kindly make videos on VIVID VERBS with examples for creative writing, please? There's not much on TH-cam or the net in general about this topic. It would be great if you could find the time! Keep up the great work! 👍
I went to UK last week and stayed in Holiday Inn Express in Stansted Thermhall Avenue and encountered an Essex accent very hard to understand. Btw, I am American. I love your YT very educational.
Anna, one question has just popped into my mind!))) How can one understand the structure:I am going to have to do something!??? Ive come across the phrase many times,especially in series, in conversation, but why people use such a difficult structure, I don't understand!!!
going to have to = I am obligated to do something in the near future. I am going to have to do the washing up after dinner = I am obliged to wash up after dinner.
@@dmitryvasiliev2718 We can and do use both versions. Please, don't give yourself a headache trying to understand why this crazy language behaves the way it does. Just accept it as a phrase. Trust me, it will make your life much easier. ;)
hey anna another creative and informative lesson of yours actully i was wondering how may you call it in casual way to say " over due " thanks again anna
Hmm, well if you are happy to see something good finally arrive then saying “long overdue” is the best phrase. Synonyms of overdue are late, behind etc and these options definitely feel more negative like a promise or obligation has been broken.
I had never heard "Rained off" before, but it makes all the sense for the UK hahah, I think is that kind of expression that can only be used in some places due the context.
Why on earth we, regular learners, which not going to be spies, who need to pretent and disgiuse as locals, or consuls, who have to be deeply immersed in culture, so why we need to learn this subtle things of pronunciation or idioms. Have you ever heard indian or chinese english speech? (No offences) They realy do not care! (Contrary we love this funny indian accent). And they're still beaing understandable. In the same time we often struggling to understand British accent. Since English become international communication tool, it's not requires, my subjective opinion, such following of native speakers. It's just another unreachable point for us, which couse us feeling unperfect. So I just want to say about wide universalization of English, which of course keep and save its connection with Great Britain, but already came out from the bounder of this single culture and continues to develope independently
British, British, British,.British. and UK UK British......used 6 times in the first 50 seconds of your blah, blah, blah,....a little too British! to be UK British, to sound British or UK British!
I’m sorry that I have been unable to respond to your comments until now. However you have to understand that I am one person with young children in the summer holidays, with multiple TH-cam channels and social media platforms that receive combined millions of views a months and thousands of comments. Besides all this free content I run a small online school and have hundreds of paying students and staff to look after. It’s not possible for me to responded quickly to every single comment.
Thank you for watching. I have included timecodes in the description so you can find the section of the lesson you are most interested in.
For those of you interested in taking the Language Booster to learn 300 phrasal verbs in 30 days, learn more here: englishlikeanative.co.uk/phrasal-verb-exercises/
Don't forget to like and subscribe for more English lessons.
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Hey teacher Anna!Another great lesson as always.Love your voice and the accent so much!
That was a super lesson. Of course, you also have that excellent playlist on phrasal verbs.
Thank you Ray.
@@EnglishLikeANative You're very welcome.
You are one of the best teachers in the world.
Thanks for your brilliant work
Very helpful video!!!Anna, make a video about life in Britain,British lifestyle, a common family, sparetime, holidays, work, salaries,about people!
Good suggestion. :)
Dear Madam Teacher Anna,thank a lot for next brilliant lesson.Your fantastic YT channel is about British English,about British Culture and about real life in the UK ! Btw,last week I was praying for all people in the UK (so strong wind and storm !).God Bless the UK.Thank You again for Your great job and effort.
Dear Anna, thank you a lot for your videos! Would you kindly make videos on VIVID VERBS with examples for creative writing, please? There's not much on TH-cam or the net in general about this topic. It would be great if you could find the time! Keep up the great work! 👍
im brazilian, and i like how you speak a simple form, is best for understand
Very good as always, very useful lesson. Finally someone who teaches us spoken English :-) A big hug from Rome - Italy
An American would say: My plans were rained out this afternoon. what a day!
Hi Anna . Thank you for your lessons. Plaese do not turn subtitles off.
Thanks for the lesson Anna, it was fantastic
Thanks Anna 😊.
Love your videos
Great video Anna!
Wow very crystal clear voice..
I like it the way that you're speaking..
I just subscribe your channel
It’s great to have you here
@@EnglishLikeANative you're most welcome .
Hi Anna!
What are you getting at today in this English lesson?
I went to UK last week and stayed in Holiday Inn Express in Stansted Thermhall Avenue and encountered an Essex accent very hard to understand. Btw, I am American. I love your YT very educational.
I`m really thankful for your videos, they`re useful and interesting as always😍😍 Your channel is the reason why I love English😊
What a compliment. :)
Thanks Anna, your lessons are always useful :-)
Great video I wondered how you explain it
nice teacher
Rained off, pop out , ask round, shoot off, brush off, cheer up, get at, get to, let on, top off
Great lesson! Thanks a lot;)
Nice
Thank you! 😊
Good morning Miss Anna
Always beautiful💖
An American would say: Unfortunately the match was rained out due to overcast weather.
I love british english😘
Greetings from brasil😘 you are the best teacher ever😗😘
Thanks 🙏
Thank you :)
Nice accent.👌Unfortunately It never happens here to get rained off.
Very happy, hope you are too 🙂
Hello guys
Have you have a English group?
I really need it 🙁
You can start one as ask us to join🙂
We have a conversation club, check out www.englishlikeanative.co.uk
Anna, one question has just popped into my mind!))) How can one understand the structure:I am going to have to do something!??? Ive come across the phrase many times,especially in series, in conversation, but why people use such a difficult structure, I don't understand!!!
going to have to = I am obligated to do something in the near future. I am going to have to do the washing up after dinner = I am obliged to wash up after dinner.
@@EnglishLikeANative Why not use the phrase like I will have to do smth instead??? I just can't get it!)))
@@dmitryvasiliev2718 We can and do use both versions. Please, don't give yourself a headache trying to understand why this crazy language behaves the way it does. Just accept it as a phrase. Trust me, it will make your life much easier. ;)
@@EnglishLikeANative 👍👍👍😉😉😉👌👌👌
When our teacher showed up during the exam, a student started asking his friends for help wth some of the questions.
It was great 👍
Thank you
hey anna another creative and informative lesson of yours
actully i was wondering how may you call it in casual way to say " over due "
thanks again anna
Hmm, well if you are happy to see something good finally arrive then saying “long overdue” is the best phrase. Synonyms of overdue are late, behind etc and these options definitely feel more negative like a promise or obligation has been broken.
thanks anna lovely to see you've replied
i hope you have started a lovely day today 🙏🏼💙
The pop outs appears a lot on websites!
adding r to a. example: Americar
Americas would say: We´ve organized an outdoor picnic party for Tara´s third birthday. I just hope it doesn´t rain on us.
Americans tend to use too many words, in writing and speaking. It can be very annoying, sorry!
The concernt was rained off last night
Thanks
Okay.
My dad used to say “You didn’t let on you were going to let off!” (Let off is an old-fashioned(?) expression meaning to fart!)
😂 absolutely brilliant
Our shop's opening ceremony is rained off today so we have decided to postpone the event the next day instead
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…ceremony WAS rained off
I had never heard "Rained off" before, but it makes all the sense for the UK hahah, I think is that kind of expression that can only be used in some places due the context.
Im noticing the h's
Why am I watching this? Cause your so darn cute! Keep on with the UK accent vids... Maybe an Irish one soon? They are very amusing.
I was bitten by a dog on Sunday and I ended up in hospital, to top it off all I missed the basketball match I was anxious to watch
Brilliant, though I would swap anxious with eager. :)
Hang on, I need to pop out for a minute.
Americans use rained out instead of rained off!
How to write to you? There's no chat button.
The stream has finished now so the live chatroom has closed.
I love everything 😍😍😍 !! Don't get left behind > Promo'SM !!!
Common okay !.
Top off, reminds me the top of the milk... that's something very British we don't have in France. (Unfortunately)
Sorry, let me pop out and then I will start my class.
🙏✌️👏👏👏👏
lets talk about sommat
rained out = ruined!
erm?
brevity
Why on earth we, regular learners, which not going to be spies, who need to pretent and disgiuse as locals, or consuls, who have to be deeply immersed in culture, so why we need to learn this subtle things of pronunciation or idioms. Have you ever heard indian or chinese english speech? (No offences) They realy do not care! (Contrary we love this funny indian accent). And they're still beaing understandable. In the same time we often struggling to understand British accent. Since English become international communication tool, it's not requires, my subjective opinion, such following of native speakers. It's just another unreachable point for us, which couse us feeling unperfect. So I just want to say about wide universalization of English, which of course keep and save its connection with Great Britain, but already came out from the bounder of this single culture and continues to develope independently
British, British, British,.British. and UK UK British......used 6 times in the first 50 seconds of your blah, blah, blah,....a little too British! to be UK British, to sound British or UK British!
I give up your video due to you never like my comments
I’m sorry that I have been unable to respond to your comments until now. However you have to understand that I am one person with young children in the summer holidays, with multiple TH-cam channels and social media platforms that receive combined millions of views a months and thousands of comments. Besides all this free content I run a small online school and have hundreds of paying students and staff to look after.
It’s not possible for me to responded quickly to every single comment.
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