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[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Hey guys don't forget to leave a comment and try and use one of these words in a sentence! And SHARE the video if you love it :) Enjoy! 😊

[@cristianomedeiros8996]

So, my english level is altogether begginer but I guess you might be able to helping me sometimes and you must knows that I feel so unsure talking in english, btw just FYI I also study Spanish perhaps could be useful too!

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

@@cristianomedeiros8996 Hi Cristiano! I think you are not a beginner but more of an intermediate level! That is very good - just keep practising :)

[@cristianomedeiros8996]

Deverás crear un canal y enseñar español a nosotros porque eres tú muy buena maestra y pudieras también enseñarnos tu propio idioma maternal todavía! Muchísimas gracias por lo que haces a mi aprendizaje del inglés pero por favor, sigue las correcciones de mis errores gramaticales!

[@cristianomedeiros8996]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah *Wow* Sounds Amazing! That's very good news to me 'cuz I'm learning English on my own, altogether lonely just watching videos yours and some others also!

[@habibabt7135]

I've really relished this video. It's very useful thank you so much ❤ I have a suggestion, could you please make a video about Brexit, and the most important words to retain. Sometimes I watch BBC news to impove my English and I hear MPs saying "the eyes to the left...the nose to the right..." could you please tell me what it means? Thanks again for the video and have a nice weekend 😘

[@josephmendoza9920]

1. To sip - to drink small amounts at a time 2. To slurp - to drink noisily 3. To down - to drink something all at once 4. To crunch - to eat something noisily 5. To munch - to eat something steadily 6. To scoff - to eat something quickly and greedily 7. To nibble - to eat little bites of food 8. To chomp - to chew something repeatedly 9. To stroll - to walk in a relaxed way 10. To stride - to take big purposeful steps 11. To strut - to walk in a way that suggests you are showing off 12. To swagger - to walk in a rebellious/arrogant way 13. To dawdle - to walk slowly and waste time 14. To yell - to shout loudly or angrily 15. To whisper - To speak very quietly and secretively 16. To mumble - to speak quietly and unclearly 17. To mutter - to speak unclearly, sometimes to yourself 18. To debate - to formally discuss issues 19. To dispute - to strongly disagree 20. To converse - to speak conversationally 21. To stare - to look at something for a long period 22. To glance - to look briefly at something 23. To peek - to try and look at something that maybe you shouldn’t/ to spy 24. To glimpse - to briefly or partially view something 25. To gaze - to stare at something with admiration 26. To squint - to avoid the light when looking 27. To adore - to love and admire 28. To detest - to strongly dislike 29. To despise - to strongly dislike 30. To loathe - to strongly dislike 31. To shun - to reject/ to dislike something so you ignore it/ them 32. To abhor - to strongly dislike/ loathe 33. To ponder - to think about something/ review and consider 34. To reckon - to think/ to guess/ estimate 35. To figure - to think/ to understand 36. To exert - to put a lot of effort into whatever you are doing 37. To toil - to work extremely hard 38. To relish - to enjoy something greatly 39. To savour - to enjoy something completely 40. To bask - completely absorb something enjoyable 41. To bother - to annoy/ irritate 42. To pester - to hassle and persistently bother 43. To ruffle someone’s feathers - to annoy/ upset someone 44. To exasperate - to annoy and frustrate someone 45. To irritate - to annoy/ cause discomfort 46. To prod - to poke with a finger or a pointed object 47. To flick - to move something quickly and suddenly 48. To pinch - to squeeze skin between fingers 49. To cuddle - to hug in an affectionate way 50. To embrace - to hug or completely accept something

[@luishinojos1829]

Outstanding, thanks a lot Joseph

[@hyoonesan7599]

Wow, thank you so much for writing this list!

[@tonystark-gz5no]

i like this! extremely helpful! ... thanks so much buddy joseph!

[@Samyak_here]

Thanku sir 🙏🙌😊

[@mosesallanadam1955]

Thank you J

[@TheTestedTutor]

Great intermediate-level stuff. If anyone wants to practice more advanced vocab, I just made a 3 hour video based on the Economist recommended vocabulary.

[@joaoandre7488]

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[@englishchannel3786]

Well said.

[@yousefmajednayef1987]

Here’s “embrace” in a sentence: I embrace the fact that I need to learn new vocabulary! ... Thank you for the useful video!

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[@mystic6236]

Thank you so much for all this valuable information. You have an amazing way to explain things which is great as I'm improving my English, however, I would love to see examples of how to use these words and expressions in daily conversions. Much love 😘

[@copettino]

It just 5 minutes from playing it and already have learned a bunch than I did over 10 years with all these verbs...wow its amazing. Thanks for posting this.

[@mauriceotiskouton1723]

Thank you so much. I came across most of those words as I was reading 'BORN BAD' by Josephine Cox

[@AnglerSpeaks]

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[@claytonomsantos9404]

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[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

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[@georgetd8623]

Thank you so much for the lesson! Plenty of words delivered in a wonderful way.

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[@BboyAcademy]

Scoff -to eat greedily? I always thought that was “scarf.” To scarf down their food. To eat with disregard of etiquette. “Scoff” means scornful.

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[@h2omelin40]

yeah me too!! in the US that's definitely what we say x)

[@carmenflorea9904]

Second meaning for scoff it is to laugh and talk about a person or idea in a way that shows that you think they are stupid or silly:

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

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[@DoesntGiveVent2]

This is incredible! It helps us in writing as well as in speaking. Keep doing this please.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

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[@karaw6598]

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Thanks a lot I think it's better to give an example sentence for every concept

[@RealEstateNavig8r]

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[@shivakattikar9925]

The way you demonstrated "Whisper " verb,it would have etched in listeners mind n memory forever.You are a pro truly, great orator. 🙏

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

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[@salaheldinelhammady1804]

To scoff (other meaning): to mock scornfully

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[@englishvibes9961]

SUMMARY NOTES #ways of drinking: 1)to sip-drink mall amounts 2)to slurp-drink noisily 3)to down-drink sth all at once #ways of eating: 4)to crunch-to eat sth noisily 5)to munch-eat sth steadily 6)to scoff-eat sth quickly 7)to nibble-eat little bites of food 8)to chomp-to chew sth repeatedly #ways of walking: 9)to stroll-to walk in a relaxed way 10)to stride-to take big purposeful steps 11)to strut-to walk in which you are showing off 12)to swagger-walk confidently 13)to dawdle-walk slowly and waste time #ways of speaking: 14)to yell-shout to whisper-speak quietly in sbs ear 15)to mumble-to speak unclearly 16)to mutter-mumble to yourself 17)to debate-formally discuss 18)to dispute-strong disagree or deny sth 19)to converse-speak conversationally #ways of looking 20)to stare-look at sb for a long time 21)to glance-look over sth, for a short time 22)to peek-to spy 23)to glimpse-briefly look at sth 24)to gaze-stare with admiration 25)to squint-to avoid looking #ways of expressing love 26)to adore-to love or admire ways of expressing hate+ 27)to detest/despise/annoy/loathe/abhor-strongly dislike 33)to shun-reject, to dislike so you ignore it #ways of thinking 34)to ponder-think about sth and review 35)to reckon-to guess, bet, estimate 36)figure-think, understand #ways to express your work 37)to exert-put a lot of effort 38)to toil-work hard #ways to express enjoy: 39)to relish-enjoy greatly 40)to savour-to enjoy completely and you do not want it to finish 41)to bask(in) -completely absorb sth enjoyable #ways to express annoying sb 42)to bother/irritate- annoy 43)to pester-annoy gradually 44)to ruffle sb's feathers-upset and irritate sb 45)to exasperate- frustrate sb and annoy at the same time #ways to express touching 46)to prod-poke with a finger to get sb's reaction 47)to flick-move sth quickly and suddenly 48)to pinch-squeeze skin between fingers #synonyms of hug 49)to cuddle_hug in affectionate way 50)to embraces sth- to hug(formal), accept sth completely

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Thanks👍

[@dheerajgupta9124]

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[@ilyaskurambayev]

Very useful words! Thanks for being such a helpful person, really appreciate it! Keep going!

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[@alejandro10061]

the other meaning for Scoff is: to laugh and talk about a person or idea in a way that shows that you think they are stupid or silly: :)

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[@thenightingale8569]

I am enjoying your videos, a great vocabulary collection. Could you please record it without background music. Thank you!

[@saifabdulla4999]

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[@mitziclaireordidor6096]

I read books a lot of times and I find it very useful for the words here are shortly coming back to my memory. It all is familiar.

[@marie-danielleoreilly3468]

To sip,to slurp, to down, to crunch, to munch, to scoff, to nibble, to chomp, to stroll, to stride, to strut, to swagger, to dawdle, to yell, to whisper, to mumble, to mutter, to debate, to dispute, to converse, to stare, to glance, to peek, to glimpse, to gaze, to squint, to adore, to detest, to despise, to loathe, to shun, to abhor, to ponder, to reckon, to figure, to exert, to toil, to relish, to savour, to bask, to bother, to pester, to ruffle, to exasperate, to irritate, to prod, to flick, to pinch, to cuddle, to embrace, 🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Well done! Excellent work. I am impressed 😊👍🏻

[@mariposazuzu5220]

Thank you Marie ❤️

[@abayaful]

Scoff mean to speak about something in a mocking way

[@uliseslira577]

What is the meaning of mocking? I'm looking for your response. Best .

[@ArunKumar-ft1ko]

I have embraced to the idea of listening more and more of your videos just so that i could improve my English in a big way.

[@NamHoang-el1kk]

Great lesson. Thank you, very helpful

[@tonycha4819]

Your hair is very beautiful, and so you are likewise.

[@englishiseasywithihab6067]

I learnt a lot of new vocabulary today; it was informative and beneficial. Keep the good work up.

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[@sarasolomon5746]

Thank you and can you add more advance vocabulary. God bless you.

[@rzajefri7632]

Thx , teacher Sabrah, l am sipping juice and watching the clip,of course crunching chips,rather l munching (or nipping) because l won't to annoy anyone arounds, and l savour ,😎

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Great use of the vocabulary! Enjoy your juice ! 😊💕

[@tonycha4819]

I'm gazing at you girl,because you look so incredible...

[@nataliakotowska4101]

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[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

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[@SvetLana25]

I am lucky to come across this video! Lots of useful verbs to expand to vocabulary. I will keep on listening 👍🌞

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thanks so much! If you loved it please share it with others! 💕

[@ImDivyansh_17]

To Scoff at something means to talk about it in a way that shows that this thing is ridiculous or something to be laughed at.

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[@aryankumar87771]

wait, so this is advanced English? lmao i guess i'm too advanced in that case

[@kenzyashraf2790]

Aryan ikr 😂👌🏼

[@direitovale2240]

congradulation, I want to get there, too

[@aryankumar87771]

@@direitovale2240 you will :-)

[@user-lg1oj5kb4w]

So informative and well-structured lesson, you really toiled on this video. Your look is impeccable.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thanks Sergiy! Very kind of you to say! Really happy it was useful! 😊💕 Please share it with others if you think they will like it too 😊

[@beacalonge3538]

It was a huge help to everyone wants to improve their vocubolary thank you!❤️

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thanks so much! If you loved it please share it! 💞

[@alphonseacuna241]

How gorgeous u r😋

[@shahedulalam430]

Plz stop playing background music when you talking...

[@EnglishConversationLearning]

thank you for sharing this knowledge.

[@hiratarannum119]

Thank you so much for the vocabulary!. I really relished the video!

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[@behzadzm9182]

Hi dear Leila. Thank you so much. You help me to learn correct pronunciation and listening. Thanks again

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you for your comment. I am Sabrah not Leila 😊

[@malcolmhan3016]

I've been gazing at you through the video as you look so beautiful.😀You are so instructive and impressive.

[@sharique3602]

thanks to give this vocabulary

[@batoolosama8160]

Wow! Thanks a zillion, Sabrah! Please please please please please pleeeeeeeaaaaaaase, Sabrah ,make part two and three of this video! ! I will really appreciate it. I want to learn more from you. Thanks a million!

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

You are so welcome Batool! Thank you for your lovely comment as always! 😊💕

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

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Sabrah, I relish watching your videos. You are an outstanding teacher!

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[@gabrielmendez4349]

Such an informative video. Thanks! Although I wish I had grown up with a British accent, lol.

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True

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[@trickysan9626]

Very helpful video mam, increasing my vocabulary daily

[@catherinelustado]

Magnificent lesson! I hear these words often times but didn't know exactly the right usage! Keep rocking Sabrah!

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thanks so much! If you loved the video please give it a share! 💕💕

[@tayaimeiluwang9489]

Glad to know all such a vocabulary furthermore I wanna learn in the next video 👌

[@dunyasaadi2493]

These multi meaning are helpful and some of them are new for me

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

So happy that you find them helpful Dunya! Please share the video if you love it! :) 💕

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Hello Everyone. Thanks for your efforts.I love your lessons.

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[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Brilliant to hear!

[@namelast8818]

awesome , it's good to provide a clip that one can learn fifty word in almost twenty minute !

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[@bahgat89]

Great work, thanx for this very useful lesson

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

You are really welcome! Please share the lesson with others if you think they will find it helpful too 😊💕

[@uliseslira577]

07:17 I Love your whispering it sounds good quite cute! ♥️

[@dalife1612]

Regarding 'to love' to cherish .. Very nice video, thank you!!

[@kamarantarq489]

Thank you so much ,I have benefited greatly from it, I appreciate it.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

You are so welcome Kamaran! Please share the video if you love it :) 😊💕

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[@angelrzayeva6682]

Thank you very much. Great words. Please share more advanced vocabulary videos. 💜

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

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[@iuliiaposelskaia4495]

Thank you so much! This video is super helpful! It's perfectly organized!! I thought scoff also meant to express an emotion of disapproving of smth or being not ok with something in an arrogant way??

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Yes well done that is the correct meaning of scoff! Well done! Thank you for your comment please share this video with others if you liked it 😊💕

[@Mahdul]

informative lesson 👍🏻

[@Hugo-no1si]

Superb! More videos like this one please! 😍

[@naeemullah3702]

Your communication is much clear . Thank you

[@iridiscent6993]

Thank you for the lesson !

[@tonycha4819]

You are such a gorgeous teacher!!!

[@saibaba1334]

Excellent

[@longthanhnguyen5273]

Thanks Sabrah!

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

You are so welcome! Please share the video if you love it! Thanks so much! 😊💕

[@sanduminasthilakarathne9717]

hey our English teacher.I m a Srilankan. I have something to tell you. I always watch your videos. Those are very mesmerize for our future. Thank you and best regards.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

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[@AlbertoLoredoDesigner]

In Nahuatl, unlike other languages, there are many ways to describe "to love". Even there are words about doing things with love, with your soul and so on. Nahuatl was the language of the mesoamerican empire, the Aztecs, by the way.

[@anthonykadonzvo2082]

Thank you Sabrah ☺️😊

[@lilianacarvajalvillalba4040]

Hello! I love what you guys do and was hoping you can help me with some advice. I was born and raised in London but left at 18 to live in south america where I experienced teaching english due to being native and learnt teaching esl and feel in love with it. I then did the CELTA course at the british council. I'd like to have further education related to this career or some sort of english degree or something possibly online or going back to the UK if nessesary. Thing is I m now 40 years old ( but feeling young and happy). I'm hoping something short. I'd like to go back to school because I feel I need it in order to sound more articulate when speaking and writing. I've been told that reading also helps. But I'm not a very good reader. Do you have any book recommendations, advice, or can you point me in the right direction please?

[@mohammedhaddaoui8046]

Many thanks indeed! cheers!

[@jacekbil]

One of the best videos ever, honeslty 43 of them were absolutely new for me! Well done you! :))

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

That is so great to hear Jack! So pleased it was useful! 😊

[@jacekbil]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah guys your videos are always useful!

[@yousifmhmd1]

Thanks, it's really really helpful Sabrah , important words for accuracy, indeed.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Really pleased you found it useful Yousif! Please share with others if you think they will find it useful too 😊

[@stunninglad1]

We can also say 'To gulp.' Of course, there are many synonyms for the verbs featured in the lesson. A simple internet search with 'synonyms for...' and then the word will reveal them. Verbs double up as nouns in many cases: 'Fine scoff' and 'Tasty munch' or even 'Nice munchies.'

[@faissalmataich7490]

Thank you very much! I started to read some novels and I they're filled with those verbs that I didn't know until now Regards

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

That’s great! Really glad you liked it !! 💕😊

[@irynabiaze9805]

Hello. Thank you. So interesting. Scoff means an expression of scornful derision.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

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[@teacheranthonyyribeiro]

Simply loved it! :)

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[@fitriziakarina7160]

I love this video. It is very useful for me to expand my vocabulary.

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[@luisleal2940]

Sabrah you aren not a teacher but a hypnotist ‘cause even though I’m far so far away You got me wanting you !! ❤️

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

You are very sweet Luis! A hug from the UK! :)

[@indiefolkcorner3429]

These kinda videos really help me to improve my english. Thx for those ☺️

[@josesanchez4331]

So useful tips... thanks 4 posting! 2 thumbs up!

[@magdamarcos5143]

Thanks for this very useful vídeo. I would like you to include the verb "to panter" . Thank you!

[@magdamarcos5143]

Sorry! I meant "to banter"

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[@phuonghubert]

Very useful! Thank you!

[@ohjoy129]

Exactly what I needed. Will be back for more! Thanks heaps :)

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Perfect. Thank you

[@aaron885]

I'm German and I am currently in grade 9 and knew nearly all of these words, I must admit that I'm a bit better with vocabulary than the rest of the class, but still to me these are things you need to know.

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Germans are know-it-alls,thanks for the pep talk,study something poor you🤣

[@kolarz85]

To strut in high heels ;) 💗😃 To debate - Polish debatować ;) To peek, a sneak peek ;) To adore - Polish adorować ;) I must toil in order to speak English like You! :) I also love basking in the sun! 🌞🌞🌅 To rruffle someone's feather was an idiom I had on a final exam at uni :) I wish I could cuddle You ;) :) Indisputably, the great lesson Sabrah! ❤👱‍♀️

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Well done Wojtek! Gosh some of them are the same in Polish almost! I had no idea ! Awww thank you for the compliments about my hair 😊 you are a sweetie 😊

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Well done Wojtek! Gosh some of them are the same in Polish almost! I had no idea ! Awww thank you for the compliments about my hair 😊 you are a sweetie 😊

[@kolarz85]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah Sabrah, yes, we've got much more similar words. I think they derive from Latin and French, which is why we share almost the same words. Other thing is that we adopt (btw adoptować) from English because we watch a lot of American movies so we acquire some English words to our everyday language. Additionally, I work in IT so English notions have already become a technical language so we combine Polish with English and vice versa so sometimes it is easier to utter yourself in English 😃🇬🇧 However, as we speak internationally, we tend (btw tendencja) to speak AmE. A general issue with Polish language for foreigners is that they assiociate Polish with Russian. It might sound similar, but believe me, it is like you don't understand Dutch. Polish has many English and German (historically) influences but English has significantly influenced us since the communism collapsed in 1989. It is generally thought here in Poland that if you speak English, you are fancier, cooler, and sophisticated 😎🇬🇧 Ok, enjoy holiday, Happy Easter 🌻🍀☀️🌷💝🇬🇧

[@user-zm7qo6bn7f]

Hi teacher Sabrah ,You're the best.I love your brilliant smile.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you very much! Very kind of you 😊💕

[@munamustaphe851]

That was all Good words Tank you can you please make more words with synenymes like this 👍👍❤️

[@learnenglish3654]

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[@aparecidoferreiravais321]

Hi Sabrah it's a pleasure to watch your videos they're very helpful And you're amazing teacher Thanks a bunch I hope you and Leila have a lovely weekend my beautiful teachers 😉

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

That you so much for this lovely comment! We always love to hear from you! You have been supporting us for a long time! 😊💕 hello to Brazil!

[@aparecidoferreiravais321]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah you're amazing Sabrah have a great week my beautiful teacher 😉

[@shivmahimapandey4961]

Very thank you