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@andreafixes: Good evening. My name is Asif & I am from Bangladesh. Thanks for sharing this video.Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, Andrea.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, Andrea! In Spain, there is the tradition of eating 12 grapes at midnight. People have to eat them all before the clock stops striking! I think that someone going outside so that they can bring luck into the house is very funny! I really liked your singing, Andrea! 🥂

I'm working on my pronunciation, and your videos are very helpful! 🎉

@andreafixes: Thank you.

Thank you for this video, Andrea. I find it helps me a lot to have a British English teacher!

Thank you so much, I love your pronunciation and I'll keep working to improve mine! ❤

Christmas in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 is the best!!!

thank you Andrea.

I didn't know mince pies were really made with fruit, I thought they were stuffed with meat lol ❤

Thank you for this video, Andrea. I like Christmas very much - it is interesting to learn about the traditions in other countries!

Thank you for this helpful video!

Hello i watch your videos cause i wante to improuve my english

Thank you!! Keep making videos! 🎉

@andreafixes: Today's score was 2/3. "Reported Speech Made Easy" is a concise guide to mastering the art of paraphrasing others' words while maintaining clarity and accuracy. Examples: Direct Speech: She said, "I am going to the store." Reported Speech: She said that she was going to the store. Direct Speech: He asked, "Do you like coffee?" Reported Speech: He asked if I liked coffee. Direct Speech: They said, "We will finish the project tomorrow." Reported Speech: They said that they would finish the project the next day.

I didn't know about the timeless facts or universal truths not changing the time tense. Thank you for the lesson, you're the best! ❤

Thank you for doing a video on this topic, Andrea. It helps me a lot to have it explained so clearly!

Good lesson.

Great video ❤

Thank you! 👍🏼 This'll help so much! 🎉

Excellent! I always get confused with those but your explanation was very clear, thank you so much, Miss Andrea! ❤

@andreafixes: Today's score was 3/3. Quantifiers like much, many, and more can be tricky, but mastering their use makes communication much clearer and more effective. Here is the example: "There are many opportunities to improve English grammar, but it doesn’t require much effort if you have a good guide; only a few people struggle after consistent practice, while a lot of learners find success quickly."

Hi, Andrea! Thank you for this video - it helped me to get all the answers of the quiz correct. I will see if I can use all these words today!

Thank you very much you are up to the mark

/neɪbəhʊd/ Hello Andrea, I have just subscribed to your channel. I thoroughly enjoyed your lesson. 🇬🇧

@andreafixes: Thank you.

Some of the words I knew but some were real surprises, like lieutenant! 😮 Thanks for the lesson, Miss Andrea ❤

thanks

I forgot to say in my first comment that I find words with the letters 'ough' in them difficult to say because the pronunciation is not always the same. Could you do a video on some of those words, please? Thank you, Andrea!

Hi, Andrea! I do find a lot of English spellings difficult so thank you for this very helpful video.

Great ❤

Your lessons are good.

Thank you so much

Such an interesting topic! Thanks! 😊

I hope you keep making videos as helpful as this one to fix my English! 🎉

Hi, Andrea. Your video is very helpful - I got all the answers correct. I hope to see your next video soon! 👋

@andreafixes: Good afternoon ma'am. Today's score was 5/5. Here is the example: 1.He hopes to pass his exams, but he wishes he had studied harder. 2.I hope you enjoy the trip, but I wish I could go with you. In short, use "hope" for realistic or possible outcomes, and choose "wish" for hypothetical, unlikely, or impossible scenarios.

Oh my goodness, you read my mind! I struggle so much with those two and this video helped me a lot! Thank you! ❤