100 Most Common Electronic Devices in English | Learn English Vocabulary

Electronic devices. Aren't they fun? Many if not most of these would have been unknown to our parents, yet now we feel we can hardly get along without them. These devices are sold in stores and markets all over the world, and it's helpful to know the English names-sellers will often know these, even if they don't speak English. Some of these are also known by trademarked names: a copier, for example, is often referred to in North America as a xerox machine, even if Xerox is not the maker. But here we've given the general names. Are you ready?
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[@paolobragantini2991]

Thank you Jim. Useful! Instructional! Please send others to me.

[@theculturedkidlanguages]

Very informative lesson! Thank you so much for this!

[@brassperson]

tall grandfather clock))))

[@7ESLLearningEnglish]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mariajoseaquina363]

Thank you

[@7ESLLearningEnglish]

Thanks for watching!

[@SKASIFHOSSAIN]

@7ESLLearningEnglish Thank you Sir. I can understand it very well.

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Thanks for watching!

[@patriciadimarco7607]

Nice lesson!!!

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Thanks! 😃

[@elishasawyer]

Excellent video! By the way, where is your English from? As far as I know, "lift" is used for "elevator" in the UK.

[@7ESLLearningEnglish]

You're right. I'm a native speaker of American English.

[@elishasawyer]

@@7ESLLearningEnglish Great! Thanks for answering. I'm from Peru

[@eugeneeugenee8185]

Fish tank? Piano? Pressure cooker? Safe? Grandfather clock? Lawn mower? I'm sure all these things work without electricity )))

[@wj3bq]

read lamp

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Hellò😮

[@wj3bq]

no able to add it suffix a word of read.