My pleasure friend, thanks so much for your constant support ⭐ These videos wouldn't mean anything if it weren't for dedicated learners like yourself ✨
Thanks buddy for these usefully information I've a question for I'm wondering can i them for British English I'm asking to you by the reason i couldn't find any information or this tricks are for American English?
Thanks for your support and appreciation, friend! ⭐ These rules mentioned in the video are very true for British English as well ✨ Thanks for asking such a great question 🤝
Hey bro, I have a question for you. I speak english in B1 and I know how to learn vocabulary, but what about grammar? How to learn it? Just sit down and and memorize present perfect?
That's a really good question, friend! Personally, I HATE reading grammar books and trying to memorize tenses. So I prefer to acquire conjugations by writing in the language. If you use my journal method that I made a video about you can choose which conjugations you use (more or less). For example if I want to work on the subjunctive case in French, I might translate sentences like "I really hope that I can..." Or "It's better that I make the effort to..." - You know what I mean? I'm sure you know that there are endless books about English grammar. So I hope this method can help you as much as it helps me without having to overwhelm yourself too much. Remember that - you'll acquire the conjugations with constant exposure, be it through text books or natural contexts, I promise. Good luck, friend. I'm sure you'll succeed! Thanks for your wonderful question ⭐
Yeah I think that is indeed a fair observation! We as Americans pretty much cut words as if that was a standard English rule. While from my experience, lots of British people take more pride in "Preserving the correct pronunciation." (That's just my experience though) ⭐ That's a wonderful question!
Greetings from Venezuela, South America. 🇻🇪🖐️👌
Much love for Venezuela! I hope you and your people are doing well ⭐✨
I'm from Brazil, thank you!!!
My pleasure ⭐ And that's awesome! I hope to visit Brazil some day :)
Very useful video, thanks a lot. I'm gonna add these tricky words to my anki decks
Thanks so much, friend. I'm glad you found it useful! ⭐✨
Thank you very much for such a useful video.Your pleasant manner of presenting valuable information is easy to understand.
My pleasure friend, thanks so much for your constant support ⭐ These videos wouldn't mean anything if it weren't for dedicated learners like yourself ✨
This video is underrated! Thanks a lot, friend 💪🏻
I appreciate you so much, buddy! ⭐
Thank you, teacher!
My pleasure, buddy! ⭐⭐⭐
I liked this video. You're a good professor, and you definitely help me a lot. Thank you!
Thanks so much, buddy. It's a pleasure to be able to help you ✨ thanks for your support and eagerness to learn English! ⭐
👋. Seems in every language there is difference between the spoken language and the written language.
Yeah, that's a fact, buddy 😂
Thanks buddy for these usefully information I've a question for I'm wondering can i them for British English I'm asking to you by the reason i couldn't find any information or this tricks are for American English?
Thanks for your support and appreciation, friend! ⭐ These rules mentioned in the video are very true for British English as well ✨ Thanks for asking such a great question 🤝
Hey bro, I have a question for you. I speak english in B1 and I know how to learn vocabulary, but what about grammar? How to learn it? Just sit down and and memorize present perfect?
That's a really good question, friend! Personally, I HATE reading grammar books and trying to memorize tenses. So I prefer to acquire conjugations by writing in the language. If you use my journal method that I made a video about you can choose which conjugations you use (more or less). For example if I want to work on the subjunctive case in French, I might translate sentences like "I really hope that I can..." Or "It's better that I make the effort to..." - You know what I mean? I'm sure you know that there are endless books about English grammar. So I hope this method can help you as much as it helps me without having to overwhelm yourself too much. Remember that - you'll acquire the conjugations with constant exposure, be it through text books or natural contexts, I promise. Good luck, friend. I'm sure you'll succeed! Thanks for your wonderful question ⭐
Do you know these cutting of words are used by Britain guys in my impression Americans use it much more often am I right?
Yeah I think that is indeed a fair observation! We as Americans pretty much cut words as if that was a standard English rule. While from my experience, lots of British people take more pride in "Preserving the correct pronunciation." (That's just my experience though) ⭐ That's a wonderful question!