AVOID MISTAKES MADE BY MARINA MOGILKO / AVOID MISTAKES WITH ARTICLES, WORD USAGE, AND PRONUNCIATION

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[@infoteka1708]

Haters say Kevin and Liza hate Marina but actually they are exposing fake teacher like her 😊

[@rypsterhc8673]

This is the best way to spend 24 minutes of your time 🎉🎉

[@user-wc4yl9ek1m]

Exactly. 😊

[@Booz2020]

Why do I hear Marina 😁after the surgery finished, I FARDed 🤯😅😂

[@pilateswithaurorarodriguez6687]

The best English channel! Thanks a lot, Liza and Kevin!✍✍

[@mrblackparade13]

Наконец-то хоть кто-то закрыл рот этой выскочке 😂так держать🎉

[@Aruquipawara125]

I really needed this..great lesson great teacher

[@kkqueen108]

Love from India

[@lali2alekperova219]

Excellent. Thank you Kevin and Lisa.

[@nr8105]

I like these lessons because you can learn from someone else’s mistakes. My hubby is a native speaker, but he never corrects me (although i asked for it).

[@Marcelasoto-wi5ff]

Thanks 🙏 😊

[@josecontreras7153]

Por favor, nunca te mueras linguamarina. Gracias! Aprendemos tanto de tus errores! 😂

[@catdaddy5192]

Marina’s speech is translation of Russian phrases into English. In Russian we do use “sum of money”, which is not correct in English.

[@kingo_friver]

"When my surgery finished, I fainted" - Dr. Marina, A Day in the Life of a Surgeon

[@seylapulas3414]

Share more videos made mistakes from Marina please😂😂

[@rypsterhc8673]

Small and little man... It's been so confusing for me to grasp the difference 😅

[@rolisfriends6725]

Little is the opposite of tall, small is the opposite of big

[@lunaazul1195]

Great lesson 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@iiii-319]

King Kevin❤

[@EnglishShanghai]

Great.

[@alexanderbeliakov4945]

❤

[@user-ze9xv2om9q]

Perfect❤

[@WHIVIXEZUNDENN]

It's very useful, thank you ❤

[@hakimsadouki1475]

Hi thanks for these helpful videos 🙂 can you please make a video traching us English with tv shows and again i owe you guys a lot💗🤍

[@atillapoyraz2066]

Thanks.

[@OKOK-wf8xz]

Thank you!

[@tristanquezadadiaz4508]

I'd like to see Black Country Communion in concert

[@vickysaitou4170]

She sells because of her luxury fashion. I think her viewers are not actually English learners

[@Booz2020]

They are deceived by Her Physical APPEARANCEs 👀

[@kkqueen108]

Thank you marina for teaching us wrong English

[@ispanskijshuanom]

At the beggining she says this week's class, no this big class

[@GraceS411]

She did say week class, not big class, but should've said week's class.

[@user-js2jr7lc6z]

👍

[@fernandomedina7163]

She said. in the end. Is this correct? She used the preposition in. Instead of using the preposition at.

[@kattydeleo9035]

🙏🤗❤️

[@maya.7057]

Thank you for the video! Can I say IN the library? Is it correct?

[@georg727]

😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@an1245100]

5:53 so it is `a day of THE week`. Is there any case we can use `a day of a week`?

[@castanedafalcon]

Days of the week, seasons of the year, do something on the fly. English is weird sometimes.

[@vladimirbondarchuk6283]

Saying ‘a day of a week’ might seem logical, and grammatically, it’s valid. However, you’d never hear a native speaker use it. Instead, they would say ‘a day of the week,’ where ‘the week’ represents the complete seven-day cycle. It’s specific because it includes all seven days of the week, hence ‘the cycle.’ As @castanedafalcon mentioned above, some expressions indeed sound more natural than others, so it’s best to learn the idiomatic way of saying one expression or another. To sum up: although ‘a day of a week’ might technically work grammatically, it shouldn’t concern you because it’s an unidiomatic and completely unnatural structure, which you’ll never encounter in spoken or written English. Hope this helps!

[@mariabarnes4094]

Thank you for the lesson. I have a question about the verb finish. In the Oxford Learner's Dictionary, it's also defined as "to come to an end." The example they give is "The play finished at 10.30." So can we use finished in this context only with a specific time?

[@B_Ruphe]

That's right. Kevin and Liza do a sterling job exposing the charlatans who make money teaching faulty English. But bear in mind that Kevin and Liza teach specifically the English spoken in the USA. They are upfront about this, making no claim to teach or even have exp[ert knowledge of the English spoken across the bulk of the world's anglophone regions, including Ireland, the British Isles, Nigeria, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and the other countries of or formerly of the Commonwealth (Bermuda, Bahamas, Bardados, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago and the other island nations of the West Indies, Fiji, certain other Pacific island nations, Singapore, the Seychelles, St Helena, Tristan da Cunha, Guyana, Belize, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Gambia, Lesotho, Swaziland, Malta, Cyprus, Gibraltar, China Hong Kong, and so on) and the English of UNESCO, FAO and other organs of the UN, the EU and the Council of Europe, the IMO, the WHO, the IMF and most other international bodies besides the WB.

[@jaxxon98]

Sounds fine to me.

[@reallysarcastic7056]

Kev is a cross between Kevin Bacon and Michael J Fox

[@mitchyoung93]

And a dash of the Sheen (Martin, Charlie, Emilio) family.

[@davidrock65]

She sounds like she’s saying anger…

[@kingo_friver]

Like an angry 6-year-old girl lol

[@Llb890]

Reaction video on her videos 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@kalinegiofficial]

When he nods ,It feels like we are little kid again.

[@rolisfriends6725]

Little kids

[@time_to_listen_]

when can we use "on the tree"?

[@time_to_listen_]

I also saw "at the office" in the famous English File. What's the difference?

[@mitchyoung93]

Almost never.

[@aymenrajaa]

Thank you very much for the lesson. I can't fathom the sheer number of subscribers on Marina's channel. Over 8 million subscribers!!!!!, that' s more than the news channel. How on earth is that even possible. It feels like a rigged game. I find her interpretation neither entertaining nor educative, rather lousy and halfhearted at best.

[@seren48725]

Yeahhh, it's suspicious. 🤔

[@rolisfriends6725]

You tube*s manipulation

[@rezajafarimarandi8120]

Hi ma'am , can we say he is into tree instead of he is in the tree?

[@jaxxon98]

No.

[@rezajafarimarandi8120]

@@jaxxon98 🙏🙏🌹🌹

[@normaldayofvlog8831]

Ha haaaaaa kavin

[@ariafr2023]

That's right, it is necessary to expose this scammer Mogilko, who teaches the wrong English, she is boring everyone!

[@catdaddy5192]

Am I the only one hearing an accent when Liza talks?

[@jacklinembabazi8948]

I think she should go back to school 😢

[@AidasRusa]

These mistakes are trivial.

[@lantonella236]

Ok, we have understood that like many speakers from Eastern Europe Marina doesn't know how to use articles and possessive adjectives. But isn't it a bit repetitive on your part to go on remarking this type of mistake? I like it better when you focus on more useful grammar points.

[@fardeenkhan3108]

have some mercy on poor Marina she was correct she really used possesive pronoun "his" in this sentence "my friend spent his vacation in the South of India"... you couldn't spot that 😂😂

[@Booz2020]

Double ERRor 👀

[@sergeylazarev4569]

I don't care about mogilko's mistakes. I just can't stand hers and her hubby's phoney personalities.

[@user-fp5xs7bw8v]

Бедные носители английского. Я представляю, в каком шоке они каждый раз, слушая бред этой инфоцыганки Марины .

[@AidasRusa]

You have corrected her mistakes that's right. But she is not a native speaker and all mistakes she made are trivial one still can perfectly understand the meaning of what she had to say. If you man were studying Russian or Lithuanian while speaking you, believe me, would make even more mistakes the point is to be able to express yourself.

[@Marillia20]

So, teaching the wrong way seems to be o.k for you! Whereas correcting seems to be wrong...😅

[@Marillia20]

Yes it's true that non native speakers make mistakes but at least you need to check the lesson you teach in advance so that it is without mistakes when your goal is teaching. And yes, the mistakes need to be corrected! What's wrong with that?

[@AidasRusa]

@@Marillia20 You just picking on her.

[@elenashark4898]