AVOID COMMON MISTAKES MADE BY MARINA MOGILKO/ linguamarina / МаринаМогилко/КУРС LinguaTrip

[@Tony32]

I like how she's always saying she's going to teach people how to speak English like a native while making basic mistakes 🤣

[@shahdkullab5588]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 I laughed so hard

[@тысамыйсильныйудар]

Russian suck

[@eugenebar6646]

Well, she is not a linguist or a teacher after all. As far as I remember Marina graduated from University with a degree in economics. How can she possibly teach anyone English?

[@jakubserbinowski6467]

​@@eugenebar6646 ​ @Eugene Bar C'mon, if you teach someone you have to be better than your students at least. And you have to be good at what you do. I learn such expressions as: to brush up on and so on now . (C2 level) I study at Business Eglish Faculty btw. (in Poland) Before I graduated the Pedagogical University as an English Teacher. I spent 5 years of my life to start being an English teacher. (in Russia) And now, looking at such "teachers" it makes me feel sick.

[@КРСНСК]

@@jakubserbinowski6467she doesn’t teach by herself. She has native speakers helping her to lead her courses. She is just a businesswoman, it is her course but she doesn’t teach.

[@joxzerro8144]

Thanks to Marina for making a lot of mistakes, otherwise how would we learn the correct version of English through Liza😊

[@Samuraiwithswords]

That's correct. Базар жок .

[@mylaporter5232]

it would be all good, and not a big deal, if Marina didn't charge people money by selling her fake "native English"!

[@ronniesaman1992]

I would say it was a waste of time.

[@chicochester]

Lisa a melhor professora de gramática de inglês americano

[@ninapaz522]

The mistakes that are made by Marina Mogilko is unbelievable and mostly it has to do with grammar. This is a reminder that I have to brush up on my grammar in order to get better at it and not to make mistakes Thank you Kevin and Lisa, I appreciate what you do!

[@elvirashch]

Yesterday I told my student why we cannot really use the object after the verb "recommend". It was extremely easy to explain because previously I had watched your video about that topic. Hats off to you, Kevin and Lisa, your lessons are so helpful not only for learners but for non-native English teachers as well. Lots of love!

[@BraziliandonoExterior]

Yup!! I'm a non-native English teacher too, and I love their videos because I keep improving my English, and it's also important to make sure that we're teaching correctly.

[@KarolisBartkus]

That is strange because Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary says the construction "recommend somebody to do something" is good. It even gives the example sentence: We'd recommend you to book your flight early.

[@sgdusdm8225]

The focus is on *the* English _language_ . The focus is on English. I never knew that article was so important. Thank you Lisa.

[@keepingitwild5994]

What a nice collection! Refreshing as ever whenever Marina shows up.

[@elenas3963]

I guess it’s all about huge Marina’s self-confidence. One of my colleagues recommended I watch one of Marina’s videos. It looked and sounded suspicious. Not being a native speaker I couldn’t identify all mistakes, but I was sure there were some. Now I’m watching you, guys! Cheers!

[@Senyorita2030]

It's incredible that people like Marina have no shame charging people for materials they produce. I have engineering degrees from two reputable UK universities and the highest IELTS score in speaking. But I know that I make occasional mistakes as a non-native speaker. And that's why I don't teach English (I teach Maths though). Cant believe people are so unprofessional and feel okay about it. Thanks for these interesting videos!

[@itistime5699]

Because she is a snob and I never liked her channel

[@abcd-gd1th]

The showing the examples of common mistakes and wayes of correcting them is very helpful and memorable. If nobody points out them, we will keep making them forever.

[@ackjulia6949]

👍💯

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

I just wantcha 2 know that you just made a few mistakes

[@sarcastico3238]

“ways”

[@user-fv7lr3ue3v]

Soooo true 😢

[@abcd-gd1th]

@@sarcastico3238 thanks😀

[@elenadiana6120]

Hey! I appreciate your effort to teach us English correctly and I learnt interesting things from you! However, can you please explain to me why you say "that I not eat" instead of "that I not to eat"? (11:35). I'm a bit confused.

[@GroundedGame]

Marina still today confuses the third person in grammar but she makes thousands of dollars a month out of courses and bad lessons. KZbin makes marketing sales a priority ignoring the content. How sad this is...

[@oksanao6315]

It's such a practical way of learning English. My mother tongue is Russian and I could definitely make similar mistakes. Thank you, thank you, thank you, guys🎉

[@mojtabakhani3479]

Russian? Great. Please go to her channel and tell her not teaching wrong English in Russian. Thank you in advance

[@nikamile.]

@@mojtabakhani3479Марина сейчас не любит русскую аудиторию , потому что она думает что это русская аудитория ее хейтит! А американская аудитория благодарит за ее английский ….

[@3Jackblack]

I’ve been teaching English for 12 years and, being my second language, I have to say that I have to be constantly learning. We can never fall into the trap of thinking that we know enough already. These videos are really helpful. Great job 👏.

[@andrew_07_00]

I wholeheartedly agree with you. I've got 6 years of teaching experience and I'm still struggling with some aspects of English and self-teach myself constantly. I can't even dare to say that I'm a confident speaker and user of English 😂

[@Theyoutuberpolyglot]

@@andrew_07_00 Hi there. This can also happens to native speakers. There are a lot of ambiguities in the English language.

[@zhannak888]

Totally agree with you! I am a teacher as well. I always feel like I have to keep learning

[@aichaelhabti729]

Here you have a mistake in your comment , if we're talking about a specific Time WE use the simple past , so it's not "i've been teaching eng for 12 y.o" but it's " *i taught eng for 12 years old* "

[@3Jackblack]

@@aichaelhabti729 no... you're totally wrong

[@mariabatrakova7124]

Thank you for this brilliant video.

[@ЛяйсанГасимова]

I hope Marina will study by your videos. Imagine having such amazing teachers who would correct all your mistakes and explain the correct way ❤

[@englishsimple1052]

Interesting lesson

[@SantaMaria-j3u]

Good morning! Another excellent lesson! Thank you

[@MultiSalmanz]

Dear Liza, Thank you for your amazing English language teaching videos. Your content is both informative and engaging, and your dedication to providing authentic material is greatly appreciated. Your friendly and approachable personality makes learning from you a joy. Keep up the great work!

[@meseretmulugeta6256]

Thanks a bunch!!!!!🙏❤🙏

[@amaurifioramonte2532]

Awesome lesson thank you so much

[@LilyRosa994]

The best English learning channel. Love it so much

[@karlturner9038]

Even native speakers can make mistakes sometimes, it's natural and nobody's perfect. But Marina positions herself as an outstanding English teacher, who sell her own PAID courses. Of course, non-native Speakers will hardly check how correct her English is. And it all turns out to be crappy, that the teacher takes money for wrongly taught courses. Though in Russian internet space she nearly has the reputation of a scammer along with her husband :D

[@annabellew8502]

Oh really? Where can I look it up or read about it in Russian space (I'm Russian speaker)?

[@boyjoja]

Thank you so much for plucking those English weeds out of our English garden...

[@impulseimp1035]

Oh boy! I love it 😁

[@АминаТалипова-ъ6б]

Just occasionally found your videos and enjoyed them so so so much!!!! Please don’t stop making them

[@chillywillye3990]

You guys are awesome. I find this topic really challenging.

[@fos3110]

Wow. That's an excellent job. You two help learning English. Thank you very much.

[@farida-a-1]

Hello Liza and Kevin. All of your videos are AMAZING. The way you’re teaching is the BEST 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[@OKOK-wf8xz]

Thank you!

[@lenavinogradov584]

I see what you did there! Your video cleverly highlights the importance of teaching correct English by using examples from English teaching content. It's funny how sometimes the best way to learn something is by seeing what not to do. Great job!

[@AnaStasia-jl3jq]

You're doing a great job

[@kapiladeshapriya7226]

I love your lessons

[@vuslatoztopcu7108]

Thank you so much for this awesome video. I'm learning a lot from you.

[@Euxiphipops77]

Alternative title: "roasting linguamarina for 19 minutes 30 seconds straight".

[@hocinejuve2951]

Thank you , bless you.

[@MaksimKlok]

Thank you for all your hard work!

[@Summer-3]

Thank you. Great video.

[@veenanarwani761]

Well done. We can better learn by other's mistakes. 🙏🏼👍

[@andrew_07_00]

I'm an English teacher in an online school where we the classes are held on an interactive platform and I was shocked to see Marina's video in one of the units there. I immediately asked the management to get rid of it 😂

[@Summer-3]

Why? It will be sad if they remove it. We need to learn from the mistakes others make so we avoid making them. I enjoyed watching the video. I think it was great. They speak English perfectly and you should learn from native speakers if you want to achieve that level of speaking the English language.

[@andrew_07_00]

@@Summer-3 I see your point but the problem here is that many Beginner/Elementary students won't be able to spot the mistakes and learn the mistaken phrases, word stress, grammar. In my humble opinion, it would be wiser to let them use reliable materials.

[@andrew_07_00]

@@Summer-3 I guess you get me wrong and refer to something I haven't mentioned in my first comment :)

[@Summer-3]

@@andrew_07_00 beginners won't understand Marina anyway. Her videos are not for beginners but the intermediate level or even higher. I've also noticed she missed an article in those short videos. She used "chapter" without an "a". I thought Liza would pick her up on that but she didn't. I think if you are a mega blogger you should speak impeccably.

[@SibahleMseleku]

​@@andrew_07_00You also struggle with grammar.

[@peepapupa8374]

Making so many mistakes when you try to sell your book on grammar >_

[@flowerpower593]

😂😂😂

[@joseocampoarberti]

I love your smile lisa you are such an inspiration.

[@janetlee7449]

You're a very conscientious English teacher. Thanks a lot ... Hard to find in this world

[@tinakris8588]

Such videos are priceless! I am so sorry for Marina and her mistakes but these videos help me really good to improve my English as I do almost the same mistakes as she does.

[@Summer-3]

Love your videos. It is just practising and to practise. This is what I have noticed. Thank you

[@xzxxdss]

God bless for those who use her work book.

[@nataliaserhiienko9333]

Guys, I need further explanation for this _brush up_ phrasal verb. According to dictionaries this _on_ is optional. Why do you say it is a mistake to say it without _on_ ? Do you mean Americans say _brush up on_ only or this is the only way to say it in modern English or what?🤔

[@secret-happiness]

That's true. I found brush up sth in Collins dictionary.

[@ariellalima7229]

Marina is the blind leading the blind, figuratively speaking.

[@eustaquiozambrano2974]

Well done teacher .thank you so much. Have a good weekend 👍

[@Valid_Points]

Amazing! Thank you for the video! Imagine home many people got scammed by Marina!

[@bantorio6525]

... I highly appreciate your English lessons ...

[@Senior2001]

Thank you so much 👏 guys 💯👍

[@lilyt9726]

❤ thanks Liza and Kevin!

[@kevinglass4480]

"My team and I" Her team: Marina, Venya, Veronika, Kris Amerikos and Maddy. I wonder if they proofread their work before publishing it.

[@dannyjorde2677]

​@Kama Baronson I wonder if they'll ever correct Antonio Parlati. Normally his pronunciation is spot on, but perhaps the information he shares is not always accurate.

[@ackjulia6949]

I might be wrong I guess Antonio has a college degree he is a real teacher just from Italy. I like those videos, they are useful!

[@teachingrevolution]

These comments are hilarious. Kevin and Liza are Marina's biggest fans 😂

[@huntleybrothers2804]

Lol Kris Amerikos has his whole family in videos. They are definitely native speakers.

[@rejanecarvalho7316]

Despite being from Italy. Just a remark. Never use the word despite and subject and verb, use a noun. I'm a teacher too.

[@Catimixto]

Thanks

[@dana-ce1vb]

Thank you!!!

[@Dana-pu9gj]

As a person for whom English is a 3rd language, this is extremely helpful and can realate to Marina .I realised I also make these mistakes .At first I was angry why people make accent on her mistakes , but now I understood that even small mistakes can be confusing and play an important role , especially if one is teaching millions.Thank you

[@tankyouGod]

Thank you for your job. It's very helpful to understand English.

[@abramovichroma]

Adorable Liza i love you

[@aneeshbhasker9672]

One of the excellent teachers ❤

[@nattsky5590]

Good job

[@luxlife3468]

I like your way of teaching👍 Are there any more special verbs like "recommend"?

[@asemameirkhankyzy3086]

Thank u sooo muchhh! I learnt a lot of things from this lesson.Keep up the good work!

[@LifeLongSummer]

I definitely can hear a Russian/slavic accent in Marina's speech. I'm also a Russian native speaker.

[@MrQueen63]

I would appreciate if you could explain the causative verbs.

[@rossita6634]

Thank you ❤

[@---lx9cz]

Thanks so much for your videos. I’ve learned a lot faster from those videos. Actually, I didn’t notice that Marina made mistakes. 😅 Because it’s so hard for a non native speaker to spot a mistake. 😅

[@isis2306]

😮😮😮wow ❤❤❤❤❤Glad you teach the right thing! I'm learning English with you!

[@vagabond999]

Спасибоооо!

[@EduConsultPro]

Dear lovely teachers, for sure, I can't thank you enough. You're helping us improve our English. Keep uploading the similar videos. 👍

[@userjk7]

The thumbnail reads in my head: Liza : don't make these mistakes Mogilko: make these mistakes

[@68narma]

Awesome!

[@Jasshcsm]

This Marina claims to teach advanced English and even tenses, but she makes beginner mistakes with the tenses.

[@ackjulia6949]

So grateful for this video! Liza and Kevin you are the best 👍👍👍 greetings from France 🇫🇷

[@dennisrisenberg8966]

Great video, thank you guys. It seems only a native speaker should teach a language.

[@suhendraultimatechannel8428]

Kevin and Lisa, I recommend that you underline 4 words or phrases in option A to D made by marina, so people can guess which the mistakes are They will be like error identification on TOEFL test

[@arenglish8906]

What a great suggestion.

[@suhendraultimatechannel8428]

@@arenglish8906everyone can try their ability to guess before kevin and Lisa explain the mistakes to people

[@sofiausmanova1180]

Это очень полезное видео для нас. Марина совершает типичные для руссоязычных ошибки. Thank you for this video. Marina makes mistakes which are very common for Russian speakers. This video is extremely useful for us!

[@jack_iron]

Кроме ошибок она совершила ещё кое-что kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIKQdKOofZ6fgZY

[@nashville2983]

The fact that she doesn't have an editor working with such big audience says a lot about her attitude . She just doesn't care.

[@fatiharouab1127]

HI Liza I would like to point out that I will never ever brush up on my English knowledge with Marina. Because if I did I would definetely make those mistakes. Fatiha Switzerland

[@elisandracruz2936]

Definitely*

[@Tusharplays69]

Hello, sir and mam, I have a request for you that you should upload a complete video discussing about subjunctive mode so that it can be helpful for us to understand.

[@aliksmokvin7658]

You supper!!!

[@juliekaye363]

These correction lessons are fantastic because I do those mistakes in life and nobody is correcting me

[@renacru1120]

Thanks for exposing her😢 thanks for all the corrections.🎉

[@thetirelesscrusader4745]

I have to agree with you that Marina has to learn more about tenses.

[@LolaSiluna]

Where in the world is Marina's team correcting her?? 😮😮

[@cabdiqanicarabcabdlaahi]

She is a teacher and making that mistakes!!

[@katerina.bells8]

She is not, she is a manager and an adventurist.

[@cabdiqanicarabcabdlaahi]

@@katerina.bells8 what does she manage ?

[@Julia-ui5lw]

What's funny, that as a slavic person I hear a slavic accent in Liza's English :)

[@dailyamine]

I feel so bad for Marina. She makes a lot of really stupid mistakes. Who’s going to take her seriously?

[@rafalibera]

I feel so bad for people who learn English from her. I am also not a native English speaker. It's not ok to pay and take classes if she doesn't teach proper English.

[@bakhtiyaralmaty1663]

@Kama Baronson beauty? but she's kinda meh

[@ВероникаНика-щ8ы]

@@bakhtiyaralmaty1663 , please, let's not judge her for her appearance. She is pretty, every woman is pretty, but it has nothing to do with her teaching.

[@Thomas-qf6bf]

You should instead feel bad for mogylko’s subscribers who are being deceived by her.

[@esl_fluency-mike]

8 million of her subscribers?

[@SantaMaria-j3u]

3:49 a good one!

[@ВероникаНика-щ8ы]

I also noticed the 1st mistake, I remember when we learned these phrasal verbs with my students.

[@anatolyex]

My mom was a teacher of Russian language and literature. When she dated my dad and he sent her letters , she would correct his grammar mistakes in red ink and sent those letters back to him...60 years later they are still together .

[@aram5642]

Marina got lingua-tripped

[@alexaal2346]

Thank you for such a great lesson! However, I think that all the 'mistakes' Marina made should be called slips, cause I am sure she knows the rules, though did not follow them for some reason.

[@katerina.bells8]

Definitely not,especially in case of verb usage.

[@tinasolare]

OMG...It's crazy how many mistakes Marina as a teacher makes...and honestly...she earns big money "teaching" her subscribers and fans...

[@GBrukh]

She is not a teacher! Just a blogger blah blah blah

[@boothbuilder]

I'm the 1st one, thanks. 谢谢。

[@TxeruEnekoitz]

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[@boothbuilder]

@@TxeruEnekoitz 我寫殘體字就是小粉紅？ ？ ？ ？

[@boothbuilder]

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[@elbell45]

Даже я начав изучать английский с нуля ( в школе учила немецкий), поняла эти ошибки

[@paulina.9685]

I recommend that you not say the wrong examples out loud, since it makes it easier to remember and then use them. You can just show them on the screen

[@claudioristagno6460]

I would say that these mistakes about the article are very common "slavic" mistakes, since the article doesn't exist in the slavic language.

[@behnamraeissi4081]

A quick question If the first sentence was passive what would change the next sentence?for example he is highly recommended exercise or exercising or to exercise?

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

Just one thing!- there's writen in my book (author-Raymond Murphy) we can use 'should' as well, in this case "he recommended I should exercise" Just let me know how to be Tnx in advance

[@toniesan]

In British English, should is used in subjunctive sentences, but in American English, simple verbs are used: I recommend that she stay at home(American) or I recommend that she should stay at home (British) Both of these sentences are correct.

[@impulseimp1035]

​@@fredylopez2477dude we watched the video

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

@@toniesan thanks for the answer, buddy

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

@@fredylopez2477 thanks

[@toniesan]

@@vladimirbaloyan440 u r very welcome...

[@helpposuomenkieli_opiskelu]

Какое видео смотрю, Марина не знает элементарных вещей, а что уж говорить про Relative Clauses. Авторам спасибо за грамотную подачу и внимание! Насчет His doctor recommended (that) he (should) exercise. не будет добавляться -S, потому что изначально это конструкция с модальным глаголом should, а после модальных глаголов форма инфинитива без -to и тем более без -S. Не смею критиковать Марину, но удивляет ее самоуверенность чрезмерная и отсутствие желания стремиться хотя бы заранее готовить свою речь. Никто не идеален! но ты преподаватель, ты учишь других, будь сначала сам уверен в том, что даешь. У меня недавно ученица за месяц дошла до Relative Clauses, спокойно занимаемся, из себя королей английского не строим. У Марины изначально было желание переехать и заработать денег на других людях. У таких людей, туда же и Блиновскую можно отнести, есть цель нажиться, а способы достижения целей не волнуют.