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Thank you for the video! It's informative and useful! I love the principle of learning words that you transmit: learning through finding words in contexts, hearing it and giving a meaning of it. It would be better if you voice all the examples in the video or at least make the pages a bit slower to turn. It will be so nice of you and, I guess, will be beneficial for learners. Tysm, good luck!

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This method is outstanding🥰

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dear Adimin, why not slowing down the reading and passing the pages?

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Хочу поделиться с вами девятью действенными советами, которые реально помогают мне прогрессировать в изучении английского языка: * максимальное погружение в язык (смотрю новости на английском, видео о животных и прочий контент, при этом комментирую эти видео, естественно на английском языке); * читаю тексты ( в том числе вслух) и ежедневно пополняю словарный запас; * слушаю любимые песни и смотрю любимые фильмы на английском языке; * играю онлайн в шахматы с игроками из разных стран и при этом общаюсь с ними на английском языке посредством переписки в чате; * веду свой канал на ютубе полностью на английском языке; * время от времени освежаю в памяти грамматику, ну и узнаю что-то новое в отношении грамматики; * время от времени делаю записи на английском языке; * не боюсь делать ошибки, а стараюсь получать удовольствие от процесса изучения английского языка. * не жалею времени и сил на изучение английского языка. А что вам помогает прогрессировать в изучении английского языка?

* What is a hallmark of a good teacher? A hallmark of a good teacher is that he loves what he teaches. He must believe that it is true, that it matters, and that it is valuable. If a teacher cares about what he teaches, his enthusiasm will be evident, exerting a powerful influence on those whom he teaches. On the other hand, if a teacher does not truly appreciate what he teaches, how can he expect his students to value what they are hearing? * Why should a teacher love his students? A good teacher makes his students feel comfortable so that they are eager to involve themselves in what they are learning and are happy to express themselves. A loving teacher imparts knowledge because he genuinely cares for his students. He adapts his teaching to their needs and their level of understanding. He is sensitive to the abilities and circumstances of his students. When teachers have such love, students will discern it, and teaching and learning are enjoyable.

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JEWISH scholar and writer Joseph Jacobs once described forgiveness as “the highest and most difficult of all moral lessons.” Indeed, many find the words “I forgive you” very difficult to say. Forgiveness, it seems, is much like money. It can be spent freely and mercifully on others or can be hoarded stingily for oneself. The former is the godly way. We should cultivate generous spending habits when it comes to forgiveness. Why? Because God encourages this and because an unforgiving, vengeful spirit may only make matters worse. Often heard are the words: “I don’t get mad; I get even!” Sadly, this statement is a guiding principle in many lives today. One woman, for example, refused to talk to her sister-in-law for over seven years because, as the woman says, “she did me unbelievable dirt and I have never been able to forgive her.” But such silent treatment, when used as a lever to pry an apology from the accused or as a weapon with which to punish, rarely satisfies the desire for revenge. Rather, it may simply prolong the controversy, allowing a full-fledged grudge to develop. If this cycle of pain is not broken, the powerful clutches of vengeance can ruin relationships and even one’s health. When a person is unforgiving, the resulting conflict creates stress. In turn, stress can lead to serious illnesses. Dr. William S. Sadler wrote: “No one can appreciate so fully as a doctor the amazingly large percentage of human disease and suffering which is directly traceable to worry, fear, conflict, . . . unwholesome thinking and unclean living.” Really, though, how much damage does emotional turmoil cause? One medical publication answers: “Statistics . . . indicated that two thirds of the patients who went to a physician had symptoms caused or aggravated by mental stress.” Yes, bitterness, resentment, and spite are far from harmless. These caustic emotions are like rust that slowly corrodes the body of a car. The car’s outside may appear beautiful, but under the paint a destructive process is taking place.

After the first nuclear bombs exploded, Nobel Prize-winning scientist Harold C. Urey said of the future: “We will eat fear, sleep fear, live in fear and die in fear.” Bible prophecy and current events do indicate that we are approaching a turning point in human history. Jehovah God will soon bring about a Paradise in which righteousness will dwell. (Bible, 2 Peter, chapter 3, verse 13).

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Nice video! keep it up

thanks, I really feel this video as I'm Cuban and escaped the country,

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