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[@start6666]

Thanks a lot 🌹

[@aaa-de9ju]

Good explanation. Thank you.

[@cleusapoloni1584]

Thank you, it is very good

[@user-pb7cz5zm6u]

Thank you!

[@justintuscano558]

WOW. THANKS FOR SHARING. NOW I KNOW THE DIFFERENCE 😊🎉

[@ItsBilly.]

I needed this class, thank you so much!

[@kattydeleo9035]

🙏🤗❤️🌹

[@germandosilva9850]

Great class 👍!. Thank you for the useful explanation.

[@denlove5964]

Thank you Lisa for this helpful video!

[@user-id8wu5qe2u]

Thank you very much. It is a very good video. You explain very well.

[@CoronaVirus-uy1cw]

Good job

[@flowerforever1]

That's a much-needed video! 🏆🏆🏆

[@lucianojanducci9907]

Great video!!!

[@lilablack8697]

Wow! What a new piece of information for me 🎉 never came across this one before. Thanks for sharing it with us ❤

[@eustaquiozambrano2974]

Thank you so much. Have a great weekend Liza 👍

[@user-tt9jx5ms1h]

this is invaluable! Thank you!

[@olgamarkinalife9514]

This is super useful!!! Thank you soooooo much!!!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ossital1808]

thanks

[@lburt]

Great!😀🤩

[@user-hn3oi5cz2i]

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[@dilxwazhesen6938]

Thank you

[@merkymooo7889]

Great work! Keep it up

[@linguisticskills]

A love that you put some videos as examples; thanks a millon ❣️

[@joelmasamba6762]

Thanks a lot about your great lesson my amazing teacher keep up the good work!!! I've been learning more from you 🎉🎉i do appreciate it a lot Every single day I'm learning.

[@faridafaskhutdinova7312]

Dear teacher. This is the clearest and best explanation👍 Thank you 🥰

[@JD-ro7xe]

Jeez, it's amazing how you manage to get the right movie clips to go with each usage. Makes me want to watch them. Great work.

[@MultiSalmanz]

It's always a pleasure to see you, Liza. Thank you for this lesson.❤

[@faizaqanbar6954]

Excellent

[@user-cp2bo3zm9s]

You're so good❤

[@user-qq1ks7gj1s]

Thanks teacher

[@larissaoliveira-lp8ok]

Omg. You used amazing movies to illustrate the examples❤❤

[@user-nosirova_L_]

By the time I watched this video, I'd realised that I couldn't learn the difference between the use of prepositions with "school"❤

[@gianpierocostamagna9934]

Thank you.

[@asmaa5509]

Amazing my teacher🎉.. if one is a student he should say in school...if he is a vistor use the school...the same rule can be applied on hospital,school,prison and jail

[@alexxaj1019]

Kevin, Lisa thanks a ton! Could you please explain using pronouns/articles with "hospital"? And what about if we "STUDY in/at(?) school"?

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

I think 'in school ' is to be a 'schoolgirl/boy'

[@mohamedmifras8274]

Great

[@amintaherkhani1352]

In my opinion, not only is your class useful and pithy but also your smile is very impressive.

[@user-wf5lz7oz3t]

Dear teacher ! Thank you ! Could you also describe the difference between "AT a cafe/cinema/..." and "IN the park/garden" ,please )

[@user-lk5ip9bw6il]

What a nice lesson! Lisa is a professional - calm, wise, polite ❤

[@khueminh7167]

Please tell me the order in which the Teacher's video are uploaded

[@veenanarwani761]

🙏🏼

[@agatamusatov4082]

Thanks!

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

[@user-tm1lk1ij4r]

Thank you a lot! Pls make more videos about little differences in English like these ones. It is so difficult to find such kind of info in books..

[@rajagopalan8798]

At the school implies some one has gone to school but not for studying purpose. Even if parents have gone to meet their kids' teacher we can say-- His parents are at rhe school

[@bantorio6525]

... !!!

[@mohamedmifras8274]

Madam, Could you please Can you make a video about Endup with pharse?

[@videos_2011]

Thank you very much for the video. Do you say " I am in the school" about the location?

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

I'm in crazy love with English but the love for it starts killing meeee, I hate the way it does😢😢😢😢😢'cause there are too many rules burning me inside

[@creativeman8044]

"The main muscles to be affected are around the shoulders, hips and thighs, though it can also to other parts of the body being affected, such as the skin, lungs or heart." Sir, In this passage why did the author use "to be" before the first word "affected" and "being" before the second word "affected"? What are meanings and difference between these two words here?

[@rodolfosapon8852]

Thnxs guys

[@user-vg6bw8hl1u]

I have the following question - what should we use in these examples: "I've studied English philology at/in university", "I've taken classes in French at/in school"? If "at school" implies location, shouldn't we use "in school" meaning the institution itself? From what I know, we should use "at school" or "at (the?) university", but still I need a further explanation.

[@hafezabegumhafeza7181]

*Kullu Zaman Mia Mia*

[@RakzinRoman]

Do you give evidence at the and of your course?

[@andyandy2731]

Liza, I have a friend from Croatia and when you speak sometimes I hear some traces of his accent. Are you from Croatia, too?

[@davidbikumbi5981]

So i wasn't always as focused as i should have been ( on school).what is your take on this?

[@777hemyar]

Hi ،، is it correct to say; I worked at the US Embassy ? Or to say I’m working at the US embassy? Thanks.

[@ThCandyKate]

Can we use this rule for "university"?

[@MiraFRiyanti]

Liza, what is the difference between 'already know' and 'already knew'?

[@yudismancera3840]

What happen if I say "in the school"

[@comeconcon569]

In U.S., you're in school, in U.K., you're at school.

[@zlatanmarkovic742]

What about church, court, bank etc...Just school

[@dmytrograbovskyi7896]

does "in school" apply to both American and British English?

[@reallysarcastic7056]

in school is more common in Br Eng.

[@ricardoluizmarcello]

Ow, you recorded this video in mono, not stereo! Watch out next time

[@user-mi9sy6jp6k]

at school / in school / at a school / at the school /

[@soheilaanali7199]

Hello Lisa. I use hearing aids. I can not hear well, when you are speaking. Please check your microphone. Thanks

[@sergeynovikov519]

To make it complete, can we hear about the usage of "in a school / in the school" too?

[@YorikHamlet51]

Is the rule "in/at school" the same for university? "at university" - the location, "in university' - he's a university student.

[@mityaivauov3352]

Лиза спасибо вам за этот канал и зато что поставили эту наглую марину на место ваш канал как глоток свежовго воздуха 😀👍

[@User133-us]

Don’t be such a pooper!! We are learning on Marina’s mistakes. She is a great blogger and a very beautiful girl ❤️

[@unanimous8510]

Am I the only who doesn’t have a sound when Lisa is speaking?

[@dr.secret5059]

It's a bit unclear. If she is a teacher, then she works at a specific school. Why can't we use "at the school"?

[@Gene0723]

But you don’t know what specific school. So you say she teaches at a school. You don’t know what school she teaches.

[@lindasky2915]

You are a great teacher

[@mityaivauov3352]

И тагже я могу сказать почему Марина игнорирует критику в свой адрес потаму что она знает что кевин и Лиза они правы а она нет об этом я узнал от американца Deve он учитель американского языка.

[@NikaMilenaAbroad]

Thank you!