American English pronunciation: OFF vs OF

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Thanks for such a thoughtful lesson

[@farida-a-1]

Wow, this is very important to know! From now on I will not get confused with the pronunciation of these words. Thank you 🥰

[@babyluffymuach]

Thank you. English stress verb, noun adjective, and adverb generally. noted!!! ✅️

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Please make a lesson on "would". 🙂

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[@PintaoLoko]

I have a question and a request: do the Americans do secret Santa? Could you say something about the difference between 'i love to eat' and 'I love eating's? Love you channel

[@EnglishEvolution]

Thank you so much:) And there is no difference. It's just that with certain verbs (for example like and love), it is acceptable grammatically to follow with a gerund or an infinitive. No change in meaning.

[@PintaoLoko]

@EnglishEvolution yeah! Enjoy, avoid, finish, stop, etc. But I asked you because many say that one is to emphasize the action, and the other is to emphasize who performs the action. But isn't clear whether to use. Love you videos. I'm an English teacher and I like improving my teaching skills by listen to native speakers just like you. Thanks!

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