AMERICAN ACCENT TRAINING / WEAVE, WOVE, WOVEN / WEAVING / HOW TO USE THESE WORDS! /MOST COMMON USAGE

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[@paradise3124]

Thank you very very much!!!

[@nelum1639]

A very good lesson. Thanks.

[@user-hk5cl3ls7l]

Very nice and I am from Pakistan

[@EnglishShanghai]

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[@Mia-cc9bm]

Thank you!

[@iStory-Talks]

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[@hoado254]

thank you for teaching us ❤❤❤

[@ustadhyinstitute1656]

very good. thank you so much.

[@tanyalinakorotych2417]

Your lessons are perfect!❤

[@leonelllavante5119]

Excellent as ever!!

[@rabiulkarim7843]

sir, you're one of the best teachers I have your seen.

[@georg727]

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[@moonjunekim3867]

Pointing out the hard-to-hear parts in the movie dialogue was really helpful. Thank you!

[@kenelhyppolite6646]

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[@shhaiwatoumcibian]

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[@normaldayofvlog8831]

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[@user-kr1rp7uz7n]

This is a great lesson. Explaining pronunciation from movies is awesome! Thank you. It is really helpful

[@lunaazul1195]

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[@aliroshan3387]

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[@CultureEnjoyer0]

Thank you so much for teaching us high level English and to be honest your the best teacher so far hate an amazing time

[@dinadina7427]

Sometimes I do a lot of weaving on roads when I’m running late

[@marinacherkezishvili899]

I learn English to communicate with other people who can also speack it. So I really improve my English with you.Thanks a lot.❤

[@Marcelasoto-wi5ff]

Hello Kevin thank you for your lesson as always, could you please explain the verb to christen? Thanks 🙏

[@JS-sm2xc]

👋 Hello. I appreciate your help. If you have a lesson about Passive voice, could you please share the link?

[@MasambaKalaba-xo4oi]

Oh my gosh!!! I lucked out yesterday, i drove to the work but was doing a lot of weaving till the police pulled me over and were gonna give me fine....

[@enjoyenglish123]

please make a video about the difference between see off walk out see out accompany escort

[@mohamedmaadi4423]

You are the best God bless you iam interested learn English language please help me God bless you iam a tour guide from Algeria and high technesien in travel agency and immobilier agency

[@mohamedmaadi4423]

Iam waiting for your help God bless you

[@dannydai1]

Kevin, Do u have live webinars?

[@grahamhathang4089]

Wave and weave are different

[@enjoyenglish123]

what is the difference between used to and would when it comes to past habit

[@fredylopez2477]

"Weave" = an informal way to say "zigzag". "Weaving in and out".

[@Andrew21219]

I didn't know that zigzag was also used in English, but is it a common word?

[@OlgaGapochka]

ukrainian have similar word zigzag​@@Andrew21219

[@kirillsotnichuk612]

Can I say the same about a drunk person weaving along a pavement.

[@JoseAntonio-ex7ep]

Weave = zigzag...?

[@user-ym7ck9rj1i]

Sorry for my low English. Kevin and Lisa got this job done because now I can't watch not native teachers with his mistakes

[@momsstore3004]

Do you take Online class ?

[@nataliya3037]

Wrong video title