AVOID MISTAKES MADE BY MARINA MOGILKO / PHRASAL VERBS YOU NEED TO KNOW / AMERICAN ENGLISH

[@ПолинаФилимонова-ь1щ]

But Cambridge Dictionary has such examples for “fill in”: • Companies will encourage customers to fill in questionnaires about themselves. • Please print off a copy of the agreement, fill it in, sign it and send it back.

[@DetPrep]

I had the same doubt some years ago so I searched about it getting the same answer you got, as a Spanish Speaker, fill out would be like Diligenciar, and Fill in would be like rellenar el formulario.

[@chandramaden2214]

Wow! teacher you made us crystal clear, from now on I'll quit all videos of fake teachers.

[@nnss-y5u]

same feeling as you. He is real English teacher.

[@hostlroot3062]

Good decision!

[@fernandocamacho6939]

He is A real English teacher. @@nnss-y5u

[@fernandocamacho6939]

you made IT crysyal clear. =)

[@kenelhyppolite6646]

Great lesson thank you.

[@jonahmera]

This is the only english channel I am believing about correct english usage.❤❤❤❤

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

This is the only channel I can trust to teach me correct English language.

[@jonahmera]

@@MaryJones-fs4wf yeah I mean my 2nd language. English channel means not just language coz they also discuss it as part of thier culture, why and how they use it on a daily setting.

[@v.shummi1631]

You can't say i am believing , because believe is a stative verb and can not be used in present continous tense. Keep practicing

[@valeria-y2u]

I DO appreciate your lessons, Lisa and Kevin. All the "teachers" you´ve corrected should pay you because of the BIG ASSISTANCE you have given to them. CONGRATS!!!

[@iiii-319]

Finally someone unswered that question. Kev is the best teacher in the world.

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

One of the Best. Check Arnel's Everyday English, her presentations are exccelelnt. Her explanations are excellent.

[@nailahtombo-zr4li]

Thank you

[@ivanherrera9749]

Cristal clear, Kevin!😊

[@tatyanarudnik7361]

It was very useful Thanks

[@wfalcao69]

Excellent!

[@benjaminmangena9437]

Let's try to share this KZbin channel to friends and family so they can learn perfect, professional ,correct English used by native English speakers.. Furthermore ,this is the only way to fight and destroy scams - online fake English teachers

[@lunaazul1195]

Excellent lesson🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@benjaminmangena9437]

My heart felt gratitude to Kevin and Lisa. For exposing these fake online English teachers. I just checked one of the fake online English teachers has got more than 8 million subscribers. Just imagine all these 8 million subscribers come to America thinking that they can speak English. In just 2 years American will be speaking another language that sounds like English but it's not. Same thing that happened to Canada. Canada is no longer an English speaking country. Everywhere I go in Canada, I hear the following languages being spoken, Hindu-English, Nigerian- English, Tagalog-English, etc. And I see this thing is coming to America because of fake online English teachers. I don't know why KZbin can't stop this. Even American government is just folding hands to these fake online English teachers instead of stopping them. Thank you Kevin and Lisa for being loyal to your country . American government must reward you for the protection of the English heritage.

[@useruser10003]

We thank you we will learm from you and native teaches

[@kyawmintun7500]

Great teacher with my respect!There should be that kind of teachers in the world.

[@edufishingbrazil2090]

Your classes are simply the best!!! You are an amazing teacher cause you are cirurgical on your explanations. Thank you very much for all your lessons.

[@user-bz5zs2sz6v]

So clear! Thank you so much!

[@cristhyancalderonarias1833]

Super excellent 😮 thks from Colombia

[@fredylopez2477]

"To fill in" has several meanings, like: - to inform. - to do someone else's job while they're not there. Among others.

[@raviperera50]

Gr8!

[@maskup3661]

I watched this lesson before and i can confirm I've been mastering that, thanks kevin I fill up my water bottle I fill up my car I fill out a form for a job I fill in a line in a form

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

I did watch this lesson *earlier* and can confirm that I've mastered the proper use of these phrasal verbs.

[@eraydin41]

Thank you for your help! Appreciated 🎉

[@Baliverna]

I remember the English exercises at school "Fill in the blanks with the verbs in the past simple" or similar. Kevin is right.

[@kattydeleo9035]

🙏🤗❤️

[@2321ahmed]

Your are the best The march is advancing and the dogs are barking.

[@rypsterhc8673]

Hello, would you also use "tidy up" when talking about organizing a room or living room to make it look neat

[@hawaisa5554]

❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@spokenenglish88]

🎉🎉❤❤ love it.

[@Freedom-jl7zf]

Thank you!

[@adilsonribeiro3802]

Awesome!!! I've learned a lot! Thank you!! From Brazil

[@locolopelocolope]

Thanks a bunch guys, you rock!

[@enyerseijas9319]

Good explanation!

[@ДарьяАлибекова-л1м]

I completely trust you guys !❤u do a great job!❤

[@iiii-319]

Could u do the same video with the particle out/ off (like nod off) etc?

[@citylife1682]

Thank you I understand the usage of both terms.

[@Claudia-vu6vb]

Great 👍 thank you!

[@พันธุ์ศักดิ์ศิริเลิศ]

Thank you.

[@elymar870]

Thank you so much really 😊

[@luxlife3468]

Your lessons help me fill up the gaps in my English

[@ABCDEFGHcreator]

Great.

[@zipski]

The second half was beyond amazing. Where you were explaining the logic of adding prepositions.

[@TxeruEnekoitz]

Lovely

[@alexanderbeliakov]

👍👍👍

[@tolgawhite9634]

My best video series is mistakes made by Marina 😂😂😂

[@shabnamkhanhk]

Kevin, you are a great teacher !

[@alvarorodriguez7635]

Thank you Kevin.

[@chardsonleslameur]

Thank you very much for this. I needed this as an English Teacher

[@ErwingMairena-ej7rr]

Please make a lesson teaching us how to pronounce suffixes , such as serious , famous, consious does it sound like a shwa sound or like short i ?, also in this words: broken, Taken, eaten , sadness, hapinnes ❤ please🙏💎

[@ArtemHahauz-nm7bk]

Every teacher must teach like you. You made everything clear enough to understand. I have a question, what is the difference between understand and figure out? Thanks a lot.

[@Sfsfsf343]

Thank you much!!

[@atillapoyraz2066]

A clearly telling video, thanks.

[@rezahasheminasab]

God bless you Kevin ❤❤

[@kal-elrendon678]

This is why i only follow native English speakers🎉

[@xc68hc705kj1]

It doesn't imply that all natives can teach their own language, look for certified teachers such as the one on the video. My native tongue is Spanish, I've met British teachers from the British Council who specialize in my own tongue, they know and understand better than I do, and those I've met are certified to teach spanish. Just because I'm a native in Spanish does not mean I am prepared to teach my language. The same happens in English, you could find many who are capable of teaching, just look for certifications.

[@hhh9802]

Thank you for the video! Could you make a video about how to use "to be willing to do something", please?

[@fredylopez2477]

- "I'm willing to study and learn how to speak, understand, write and read English.

[@igoman2152]

One of the best English Teaching sources on KZbin for the last 10 years

[@notpepp]

Very useful, thanks

[@jpfigner]

Teacher, I have a question, please!!! I understood the use of "up" as completely....fill up, clean up, charge up, etc!!! But, I think there is some cases when "out" could have the same meaning of "up"(completely). E.g.: The verb to sell .... When there is no more tickets to be sold for customers... we say... the tickets are sold OUT, which means (I think) they're sold completely!!! So, why in some verbs we use UP and others, OUT ??? This is the answer of Copilot GPT: In English, “up” and “out” are examples of particle words that can be added to verbs to create phrasal verbs, which have different meanings from the original verbs. The use of “up” or “out” (or other particles) depends on the specific phrasal verb and its conventional meaning in English, rather than a strict rule. “Up” is often used to indicate completeness or a state of being finished, as in “fill up” (completely fill), “clean up” (clean thoroughly), or “charge up” (charge fully). “Out” can also indicate completeness, but it often carries a sense of exhaustion, removal, or depletion. For example, “sold out” means all items have been sold and none are left. Similarly, “run out” means something has been exhausted or depleted. But, I'd like to know the opnion/explanation of a native speaker like you! Thanks in advance!!!

[@hectormoranr.9054]

Excelent lesson. This is true English... There are many guys trying to just show off around. Congratulations. That's we need here... Yours is a really English School then. Quite interesting and well done.

[@widlefanax1279]

Best teachers I love them ❤

[@przemysawkowalski6550]

Ok😊

[@dmitrymaloletov2656]

The translator shows examples: 1) There are some forms to fill in. 2) However, his situation becomes still more hopeless when he begins to fill in the application form.

[@ПетрПетров-е2ц]

Наконец кто-то четко и понятно объяснил откуда берется этот пресловутый UP (wash up, clean up итд). Редко пишу комментарии и ставлю лайки но тут уж не удержался.

[@user-ym7ck9rj1i]

best

[@memeyol1604]

How on earth does she identify as a C1/C2 speaker when she consistently makes mistakes that only beginners make. I am seriously questioning her credentials as an English teacher.

[@空ちゃんネル-n5i]

Thank you for this video. I have one question regarding English and I'd be grateful if you could kindly tell me the correct answer. Which one of the following sentences is correct? 1. Corona has spread all over the world. 2. Corona is spread all over the world. I believe that the first sentence is correw, however there is one non-native English teacher on KZbin who said "Corona is spread across the world" in his video. So I wanted to confirm if it is correct.

[@prins1991]

In the Philippines, we say to fill up a form.

[@gianpierocostamagna9934]

Please ....could you tell me the difference between to Fill and Refill ?Thank you.

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

When you go to a fast food place you can see a sign "refills are allowed" or "ask for a refill". This means once you finished your drink you can refill your cup with more drink. In a fast food place you just go to a soda machine. In a cafe your server refills your coffee cup. You can as a server: Can I get a refill?

[@guipadilha7452]

Guys!if you are studying with Marina,stop now!as soon as you learn something wrong and you keep "learning"that wrong way,you'll practically be used to speaking n writting like that,then you will try to fix it and it'll be harder than you think,you have got to nip it in the bud already,my opinion!!

[@renacru1120]

Great🎉

[@nnss-y5u]

😊👏

[@carlosagomez-gh6ux]

I don’t understand why this lady keep teaching us wrong English. They should banned her for making videos in English. Thank you so much teacher for your clarification.

[@natalyafomina8463]

In English grammar in use by R. Murphy it said that these two phrasal verbs are synonyms (5th edition, Unit 138, p.276). The following examples are given: Please fill in the application or Please fill out the application.

[@20ilincsh]

Kevin teaches American English, but the book you’re referring to was written by a British grammarian. Every time you watch a video lesson about the EL, keep in mind where a teacher comes from.

[@20ilincsh]

Kevin teaches American English, but the book you’re referring to was written by a British grammarian. Every time you watch a video, keep in mind where a teacher comes from.

[@AlexAlex-rz5mz]

👍

[@anxelikaordan7427]

In British it's correct. Why so categorically. is British illegal in US?

[@frederickwalzer5555]

If you want to live, work and study in the US you have to speak American English. Otherwise, nobody would understand your British English.

[@pashu16af]

Because Marina teaches American English, that's why. It's not that British is legal or illegal in US, you can use any English you like. The point is when teaching a specific English you need to be sure you use correct words and phrases. People, while learning, want to know the correct way of saying things in a particular English. You may mix any English you like. And some British words have different meanings in American English, that is the other reason.

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

no language is illegal unless you are in Ukraine or Latvia- they actually have this stipulation in their constitution, so it is not anyone's propaganda, but a factual truth. But if a teacher claiming to teach American English she can't teach British English and if she does, it is a good reason for asking your money back if you paid for the lessons.

[@anxelikaordan7427]

​@@pashu16af ok then he should say, that it's incorrect in American English. However, he doesn't do it. I am not justifying Marina, no way..

[@pashu16af]

@@anxelikaordan7427 how come he doesn't do it? They always specify in each video at the beginning what English is their channel about. More over Marina teaches American English.

[@stasimon]

charge up, top up, top off - is it the same meaning?

[@Janowalski]

Thank you so much 🙏❤️. If u are Russian u should teach Russian!

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

Liza teaches Russian, but she is not Russian

[@TxeruEnekoitz]

@@MaryJones-fs4wf Liza’s mother tongue is Russian. She’s from Ukraine. But it’s a different story, because it’s extremely easy to learn Russian if your mother tongue is Ukrainian and vice versa. It’s the same as when an Italian starts learning Spanish.

[@stefanod.l.7565]

I don't care if Marina makes minor mistakes as long as she stays so hot :)

[@20ilincsh]

Marina said: “fill in” because it’s British English, and it’s funny because she pretends to be a teacher who teaches American English. A long time ago, she used to promote her so-called American English vocabulary course in which she put the word: “lorry,” which is a British English word for a truck/a semi.

[@enjoyenglish123]

is it okay to say My car is empty

[@pashu16af]

It would mean that there is no one or nothing inside. add "on" before empty. Just say "my car needs gas" or "my tank is on empty" or "my car is on empty".

[@enjoyenglish123]

@@pashu16af thanks a lot for your clear Explanation

[@jeevankumarsanapala6904]

Can we say Fill in a detailed questionnaire

[@fredylopez2477]

Yeah my dear @user-y17v13 om7d, that's true only when it comes to documents like an application, but remember that every native youtuber who teaches English online has their own opinion and point of view and Arnel's right too, both phrasal verbs can be used interchangeably but Kevin's explanation is also right and coherent, pointing out that slight difference. So I come to the conclusion that both native English youtubers, teachers or speakers are correct, as simple as that.

[@20ilincsh]

Kevin teaches American English, but the book you’re referring to was written by a British grammarian. Every time you watch a video, keep in mind where a teacher comes from. Arnel’s English is a blend.

[@aungtinsoetun5748]

Great lesson,Thank.

[@dagostino5213]

Wonderful!

[@antonromanenko3200]

Thank you

[@gianpierocostamagna9934]

Thank you.

[@irinaschutz2836]

Thank you!

[@BerthaCarroll-i5o]

Thank you