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[@dennisCD93811]

There's nothing better than a constructive criticism. Thank you for sharing excellent content 💯

[@yunjin_is_life6143]

2:08 I just wanna note that in Ireland we actually do say "collect"

[@Englishbits]

Articles are very tricky indeed. Thanks for shedding light on what article to use with symptoms: "a cold", but "the flu".

[@ceciliarincon3935]

That's why I am so careful where to learn English... I do not like to learn it wrongly... Thanks for your support in our effort to learn your language!!!

[@chillywillye3990]

I didn't know about the channel of that lady until I started watching your videos. She's so lucky to have her mistakes corrected by an expert. Either way, I blocked her channel after knowing she teaches wrong English, as a non native speaker I can't take any risks. Thanks for preventing us from watching videos full of mistakes, I have enough with mine.

[@susan7250]

I love your lessons alot and when you make videos on correting other's mistakes makes it more interesting and it helps to remember the correct form. Thank you so much.

[@InChristAlone290]

You guys are excellent ESL teachers and the way you both teach is fantastic and easy to understand.

[@sautgultomchannel9253]

I think "collect" is used in british english.

[@GOLDZZK]

Thanks for addressing Marina’s mistakes. We can learn from it more correctly and precisely.

[@rodrigosouza8723]

Hi Kevin and Liza! Happy Sunday! For a non-native English speaker like me, you have no idea how amazing and clarifying I find your videos in which you debunke or demistify some other people's videos trying to teach English and, to top it off, they teach it wrongly. Thanks so much for this video and also for your ongoing support in helping non-native speakers of English around the world learn correct American English. Have a good one! :)

[@akashrupasinghe1465]

I learned so many points that i've been searching for .Thank you so much.

[@f2f.joanna]

I'm an English teacher myself (not a native speaker, though) and I think the fact the linguamarina posts her videos, and you so meticulously correct her is a fantastic opportunity for more advanced students to learn about subtleties of (American) English that they might not be aware of. Great job! And absolutely not hating on linguamarina. Given the fact she's a plyglot, her English is pretty solid, you must admit that. And probably for many people it matters more that she uploads motivating videos and has a great way of teaching than the fact that it is not perfect here and there. All they want is to be able to communicate and not necessarily to pass for a native speaker, right? But you guys are doinf a great job, keep it up. (Sorry if I made any mistakes myself, no-one's perfect ;-)

[@sheevpalpatine6466]

Be careful, they might pick you up on your mistakes as well.

[@rashidah9307]

Marina speaks very good, clear English. It's just a shame that in her video lessons, where she has the opportunity to review, edit, and re-record herself (which you can't do in a real-life classroom), she makes and even teaches so many mistakes. She's making enough money off of KZbin to hire a native English teacher to critique her videos so that she produces error-free content. Really there's no excuse for her.

[@ponnamy]

@@rashidah9307 Well said.

[@vadimZ1000]

Best comment so far

[@kimwold]

I totally agree with this, we learn more, and if we are translating from our mother tongue, this makes us aware of that,,it's awesome

[@prins1991]

I genuinely like the way, you guys, teach English by pronouncing the sentence in its declarative and interrogative form. Keep up the good work! 🧡🧡

[@cynthiahernandezcruz5553]

Thanks Teacher Liza and Kevin.. Your classes are great. I 've learned a lot.. congrats!!

[@khosiyatsalieva4148]

Thanks a lot! I love your lessons! Briefly and Clearly! 👍🥰

[@aliciabeshati]

Your channel is a jewel 💎 ! I've learned so many new things! Thank you for showing me how to really speak English correctly and pronounce words from the point of view of native speakers❤❤❤

[@daehanah]

Love you correct someone else mistakes which not everyone notices.

[@beebell7288]

Excellent lesson! Very informative! Thank you guys! You’re doing a great job, keep it up🙏🌹

[@real.siberian]

What level of confidence one must have to broadcast it for millions…

[@umarseducationalvideos359]

I’m so glad that I found your channel! It’s so informative.I really appreciate you Guys!

[@Hadorn_in_London]

Thank you for reminding us of the correct version.

[@user-lt4vz2ft9h]

Love the way you explain every word clearly thanks kevin n lisa

[@garvini3400]

Excellent! Thank you.

[@keeyzkonstruction1181]

Dear tutors Kevin n liza .................✍✍i appreciate you guys i understand your teaching very well your way of teaching it's helping me so much that every new1 i learnt i remember them very well.am looking forward to supplementing nxt yeah thanks

[@VanNguyen-en7yl]

You two are true English American. Your knowledge is not only from school but also from your parents and grandparents.

[@VanNguyen-en7yl]

Actually she’s good in English and fluently when she speaks even though English is not her first language.

[@janetlee7449]

She is really charming.

[@juliaslatinska795]

Great lesson as usual. Thank you guys.

[@abdelazizheddar5268]

Thanks for the video. I like this video and I want to see more video like this .learning a new vocabulary using authentic sentences is really useful. This help us to learn how to use correctaly words.

[@rpalani7662]

Thanks for making this video and pointing out this, cuz yesterday I saw linguamarina video & I would be used in my daily conversation.

[@geirmyklebust]

Thanks, love your lessons.

[@lilyt9726]

Thanks guys for this useful lesson!!! 😀☺️

[@oksanaokasa3072]

Well done. Thank you so much

[@Serhii60]

Thank you so much!

[@pao5320]

You're my favorite teachers!!

[@silvanyferreiradesouza2348]

Thank you so much for your help!

[@nelum1639]

Learned useful articles. Thanks

[@renacru1120]

Perfect video! 😊 Thanks

[@braulioherrada659]

Hi I really enjoyed your English class Appreciate it your help and advice

[@aprilmagistrado2073]

This is gold! I learned a lot. Thank you so much! You always save the day!

[@RNRezamohammadi]

Aren't they the best? Thank you. This video is really informative

[@Rahimrahim-dw6my]

We really appreciate your efforts to teach us the right english language , thank you so much , you're the best

[@axelaurelius3854]

Collect is definitely being taught instead of pick up for beginner/intermediate level students in the English Galaxy channel where a Russian guy teaches British English mixed with American, he’s got a degree in English and a bunch of certificates, and I’m not sure if some other teachers teach it too. English dictionaries have it as well, for example “the children were collected from school”. But I don’t use that word for sure, I’ll just recognize it whenever I encounter it.

[@rossita6634]

Wow! Thank you so much!

[@johnavanzi6105]

Thanks Kevin & Liza for this video👌😉

[@KristinaPokazanieva]

Thank you so much! ❤️

[@julialali]

excellent. thank you

[@estherh.e.867]

Thank you so much. This is the way I learn English formally. Glad I subscribed to your channel, I can now recall many things I learned. Except that we were taught to give short answers like " yes, he can/ no, he can't". In real life situation, do you repeat all the sentence to yes or not questions?

[@NelsonBlandonArceda]

It`s very delightful the way you both explaine. By the way, today I was discussing about this topic with some students of mine, and for that reason I feel very thankful to Kevin and Liza. Hugs!

[@mariajessicabelmonte4610]

Thank for all the corrections.

[@bahijaward6007]

It's very clear, thanks Kevin and Lisa

[@middleeast5542]

Thank you very much

[@damm4995]

Thanks sir...

[@IrshadAnsari-js8ip]

Once thank you for being updated

[@kerlykerly4983]

Thanks for this video

[@user-hn3oi5cz2i]

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[@parveenbegum3600]

Excellent..

[@Portal58897]

Thanks 👍

[@HiFawad]

Thank you so much sir

[@MrFred5534]

.Thank you for helping us to learn American English.

[@michaelmatveev6630]

Finally. Thank you for that.

[@begumeren4605]

Thanks ♥️

[@ossital1808]

many thanks

[@emiliovillanueva4905]

Good class,you AND liza Made It againg perfect

[@jennyng2008]

thank you so much for your lesson

[@kissa2158]

Thank you for polishing my English 😊

[@likhitpayakkha4968]

Thank you I’m watching your video from Thailand

[@BattleForTheHotel]

Marina needs to watch English for Everyone more often.

[@ravindersingh9648]

Thank you sir

[@aygulmedjitova2633]

Thanx a lot!

[@user-dd9bj2oh5h]

Great!!

[@miniaji3663]

Thank you

[@ishaakismail8874]

Thanks for sharing

[@thaerenglish84]

Thank you for your efforts 🌹 beautiful couple , fantastic lessons as usual.keep up the good work 💗

[@AnyBenny]

Awesome!

[@mohammadlatifi2967]

thanks a lot ,really helpful and useful

[@faizaqanbar6954]

Thanks alot

[@zedanrekany2712]

Hi Liza and Kevin I enjoy listening to you

[@husseinsalehian]

Excellent

[@ameliacosta3996]

Hello ! I really like you videos. Thanks

[@hwabeechng6364]

Best video ❤️

[@lucynab6780]

I love you guys. You are fantastic

[@edo7131]

I heard the word unwell in a song, no too sure if it's canadian or American

[@abrarshahriyar9436]

helpful one

[@franciabazieta2386]

Merci beaucoup.

[@leylimetiyeva5374]

Hello Kevin. Can you make a video about adverbs and adjectives please 🙏. Bcz I have learnt that after to be, feel, look and sound we cannot use an adverb. But: she is ever hardly at home. Today I came across this sentence Now it's complicated for me(((

[@britneyo.alcazar6633]

I loved the video thank you very much, I wish you could make a video explaining the difference between you and i or you and me please :)

[@KR-mh7hx]

Hello, thank you for your videos. I have a question: you mention that when going to the pharmacy, we should use pick up and not 'collect'. Is it because it is completely wrong or is it because it's not common to say it that way? Thank you so much. Keep making this kind of content. 🌷

[@stempki]

It is correct to say “collect” in this instance, maybe it’s an American thing.

[@jaxxon98]

We don't say "collect" for picking up anything.

[@jaxxon98]

@@stempki It's NOT correct to say "collect." It's British usage, not American.

[@ceenaheydary9090]

That's useful💓💓💓

[@MaraCares]

Thanks!

[@mrmememe777]

Thank you for supporting our channel. We really appreciate it.

[@tetiana7868]

Thanks so much for the video! Is 'unwell' used in British English?

[@hushhush85]

Thanks for asking, cause I'm also wondering. According to my dictionary app "to be unwell" or "to feel unwell" are common phrases. 🤔

[@monikaulaszek2569]

Thanks for your videos! They're incredibly helpful. However, there's a slight difference between American and British English when talking about illnesses if anyone interested. One thing is that in AmE they use THE FLU, in BrE THE is optional (apparently it can be used informally). Another thing is that if you have A TOOTHACHE or in AmE you probably would have just TOOTHACHE in BrE.

[@mahsabehvandnezhad4286]

You guys are awesome

[@hostlroot3062]

Класс!спасибо!thank you!

[@yammehari8950]

Good video!

[@MBT372]

Hmmm I don’t know about unwell…my friends use it all the time? ( Americans)

[@sulltan2472]

Awesome

[@CoronaVirus-uy1cw]

Good job

[@marioenriquehernandezrodri7731]

I like the video.

[@jorgecordero6118]

Now I get the meaning of pedantic. Cool!

[@atillapoyraz2066]

It was nice video.

[@SumchankaIra]

Hello, I have a question on grammar, please: I have learned that Continuous/Progressive tense is not used with verbs, describing feelings and senses, that is why I know that one cannot say "I am not feeling well", but should rather say "I do not feel well". The same, regarding expression "How are you feeling?", that is so common! I would rather ask "How do you feel?". When I started learning English, I learned British English. Would it be more British English then, could you clarify, please? Thank you very much.