AVOID COMMON MISTAKES / IN GOOD SHAPE / IN GOOD CONDITION / REAL-LIFE AMERICAN ENGLISH

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[@VictorPanainte]

Short and useful

[@lunaazul1195]

Short but great lesson! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@fidelaguilar931]

Thanks you!

[@ArtemHahauz-nm7bk]

"All his technology is in good condition. They're always in good shape. Many thanks to the creaters! With appreciation, Ukraine!

[@videosfamilhinha7674]

These are mistakes we, non native English speakers make without noticing

[@jeanmariebernal6200]

Hi Kevin! With your videos, we’re in Good Shape!

[@user-hk5cl3ls7l]

Very nice and I am from Pakistan and my name is Abdul Baqi

[@juancampoy4040]

Thanks you so much for your new video

[@Work-4-Jannah]

Thanks you 🤔

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Thank you so much

[@noemims6706]

I really appreciate your videos. Love them ❤

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She's in good shape ! She never skips her gym practice. Thanks T. Kevin

[@marinacherkezishvili899]

Thanks a lot ❤

[@benyaichbenyaich8190]

thank you

[@RachelWang-ub6gc]

I never know " shape" described as the condition without 'a'. He is in good shape. Keven, would you please teach us more "articles". I always confuse why I need to use 'a' ,'the' or without 'the' ,'a'.

[@khalidgatwi]

Keep goin

[@anissa3590]

In one of your previous videos you explained what a "deadbeat dad" is . Yesterday I was watching an American movie where they used this expression and I could understand it 🎉🎉🎉 This is actually my goal : understanding how really Americans speak and you know what ? You are really helping me with that ! I can never thank you enough ❤

[@MdMahmudulHasan-vn4ny]

I was ill yesterday. However, I am in good shape.

[@alexanderbeliakov4945]

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[@fredylopez2477]

According to Kevin and the videos, we can use the words: "shape" and "condition" interchangeably or indistinctly when we refer to human beings and things. According to the videos: They use the word "shape" the most when referring to human beings and their fitness And they use the word "condition", when referring to things like a car or a machine. Am I correct Kevin ?. I'd like to know whether I'm right or not. - Thanks in advance for the answer.

[@Pedr-co5ux]

Y R annoying! They won't answer.

[@Krucezam]

Do they both mean same thing? Because in many clips shape is used to refer physically fit and coniditon for quality of car and machine

[@a-tech8551]

I'm just practicing my English I'm going to use indirect questions and good condition and good shape. Do you have any idea how my car looks? it wasn't in good condition it was in bad condition. Do you know how my body is? it is in good shape.

[@dollhobbies]

Our English is in good shape when we don't use "a/an" with uncountable nouns. Am I right?