AVOID MISTAKES MADE BY MARINA MOGILKO / STOP LEARNING THINGS WRONG /GET IT OFF MY CHEST/LINGUAMARINA

[@m_ross1]

well, im Russian,and on Russian segment of KZbin many bloggers are saying that she is a scammer, and they also provide proves of this. she started some scamming courses, etc

[@hamadaabbas6555]

Yes that true.

[@leodupont2418]

Offering courses is not a scam as many Russians think. It's a legitimate business. Thus Marina is not a scammer, instead, she is an unprofessional teacher and should be marked as such.

[@m_ross1]

@@leodupont2418 nah, she was doing some scam scheme with other similar guys, something related with finances, and she was claimed to be a scammer not just for what I just said but for something else, don't remember exactly cuz I watched those videos quite a long time ago. About courses. if she is not a pro, then what is the point for making any courses, which are quite expensive for a person who lives in russia etc. it is similar to if you want to buy a cake that has no peanut butter cuz u are allergic to it, and ill telll you Hey Leo, buy this cake that I just baked, it has no peanut butter in it and u will be safe, u trust me and u buy it, and after u ate it u end up in a hospital. same think here. u won't need a service of a plumber who is not a pro. but if he claims that he is a pro, and then u hire him to do the job at ur house, and 1 week later when inspection from your insurance company pays u a visit cuz u called your insurance company because ur water pipe got a leak they ask u, what an idiot have done this job, all this is against the regulation, and looks like it has been done by someone who had no idea what he was doing. but u paid that guy a huge amount of $. isn't it a fraud? same here with here. she isn't a pro, then why she teaches anyone?? im glad that the guy in this video tells about mistakes she is doing.

[@kimpanther]

@@leodupont2418 it is a scam if what you're offering is substandard. This woman is not merely unprofessional. She's unqualified.

[@kimpanther]

provide proves?

[@corinthiansfiel5510]

It's super cool to learn English through these kinds of videos. Without a shadow of doubt, it enhances our communication skills.

[@Euridsol]

That's why we should learn with native speaker, it's like drink from the origin.

[@elymar870]

Well, it also depends on the teacher's expertise. It is not only the language but also the knowledge of learning approach and methodologies.

[@Thomas-qf6bf]

@@elymar870Precisely! Kevin is a true professional, he knows the language in depth.

[@ssoruyorum]

Could you please make more videos about so-called teacher SMUG VENYA PAK!

[@Thomas-qf6bf]

Venya and mogylko are one gang 😁

[@rina2077]

Thank you Kevin, for your English class. It's always valuable.

[@juannunezvazquez5868]

I'm the third one and I loved it!

[@marinacherkezishvili899]

Hello!I'm first!❤

[@shieldstar5629]

Yo hi there 😂 how's it going this video is really a marvelous video thank you very much you rock ❤❤🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰👋😊🥰

[@annann2256]

Grateful…❤

[@Tony_Malini]

You guys are awesome ❤

[@liliagimazova6705]

I am the second

[@rocketmoonshine9205]

Although I'm not a native speaker and have never been to any English speaking countries, I know the meanings of these expressions quite well.

[@kenelhyppolite6646]

Excellent job teacher.

[@christine9492]

Excellente leçon

[@naba7719]

Thank you ❤.

[@behnamraeissi4081]

Great as always 🙏🙏

[@elymar870]

❤❤❤ thanks a lot

[@englishwithmrd]

She might have got away with it but Kevin threw her under the bus.

[@oksanawebster8729]

Kevin didn’t throw her under the bus! He corrected her mistakes in the video. There is a difference between meaning of the expression “throw under the bus” & correcting mistakes.

[@englishwithmrd]

@@oksanawebster8729 could both be true? He threw her under the bus by correcting her mistakes?

[@corinthiansfiel5510]

@@oksanawebster8729 By this point of view, yeah, using that expression isn't wrong considering that she's losing viewers by their videos; hence, it'll impact her course sales.

[@PeterMoss-kn2wk]

@@englishwithmrd That's interesting. According to Merriam-Webster, "To throw someone under the bus is to criticize, blame, or punish them, especially in order to avoid blame or gain an advantage." Clearly, Kevin can't be blamed for Marina's mistakes, as he's been trying to correct her English for ages. Nor is he trying to gain an advantage over her in terms of his command of English. Perhaps a better expression would be, "She might have gotten away with it, but Kevin caught her in the act" ?

[@oksanawebster8729]

@@PeterMoss-kn2wk excellent explanation 👍🏻🫶🏻😘

[@cynthiareid6416]

Thanks Kevin I sometimes get this off the chest and try to go the extra mile. A bunch of thanks

[@guanipa94]

I really enjoy your sense of humor. You and Liza are excellent teachers.

[@ABCDEFGHcreator]

This is the best way to learn.

[@enikofazekas1655]

Good stuff, thank you!! ❤

[@hamadaabbas6555]

It seemed you're the right teacher

[@ariellalima7229]

To call her a fluent speaker is quite an overstatement!

[@elenagordeeva]

Why, she is definitely fluent, only her grammar is not very accurate, which makes her a doubtful teacher.

[@thethirdeye8893]

I joined the channel, clicked the button and liked the video, yahoooo !!

[@rezahasheminasab]

Thanks Kevin. I believe she is teaching another language but call it English

[@ekaterinashikina9539]

Great! Thank you!

[@hanif3661]

She needs another 10 years.

[@khinmyoaye486]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@kattydeleo9035]

🙏🤗❤️

[@RrRr-kr2mh]

Еще вопрос 😢 Скажите пожалуйста: В фразе: « play it by ear” Почему перед ear нет артикля? Это же исчисляемое существительное.

[@TheWordsmithsForge]

Потому что это устойчивое выражение. Переводится как "играть на слух, не по нотам" или "действовать по обстоятельствам" в зависимости от контекста. А вот другой пример: "She grabbed him by the ear". "Она ухватила его за ухо". Здесь имеется в виду конкретное ухо (орган слуха), поэтому используется артикль.

[@efraingalindo8]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@cheburapin]

I'm not following her but I'm curious if she has some correct expressions. It's ridiculous...

[@englishwithmrd]

The majority of what she says is fine, here we just get to see the mistakes in isolation. But the fact that she continues to provide enough mistakes to fuel this channel is worrying.

[@sharfazhameed6382]

That sound s painful 😂😂😂😂

[@8877jazz]

Hello!

[@jdreamhunter]

Is this a re-upload? I already learned all these expressions from you before.

[@Hals-Avril]

Is she doing this on purpose? I mean, she put them on the screen so she should know how to say them correctly... I would think 🤔 Thank you Kevin for your tremendous job and helping is improve our English 👍!

[@RrRr-kr2mh]

Вопрос: скажите пожалуйста: В фразе: «And we’ll see what happens» (Почему s на конце happens? Это же будущее время. А надо в present simple в 3 лице) С третьим лицом тут все в порядке: It. Но почему s ? Ведь это не present simple. 😮😮😮😅😅😅

[@TheWordsmithsForge]

В английском языке Present Simple часто используется для описания событий, которые считаются универсальными истинами, привычками или вещами, которые происходят регулярно. В данном контексте "what happens" не связано с конкретным моментом времени, а является общим утверждением о природе событий или исходов. По сути, это как если бы вы говорили: "Мы посмотрим на результат, каким бы он ни был, как это обычно происходит." Например, Джон очень хочет познакомиться с девушкой, но стесняется. Его друг Джим говорит ему: "Invite Jane on a date at the party today. And we'll see what happens". То есть возможны только три варианта - девушка согласится, откажется или попросит подумать. И оба молодых человека знают об этом.

[@PoriR]

A proverb about people who have misplaced confidence: If a cactus had Marina Mogilko's confidence, it would produce nectarines three times a year.😂😂😂

[@PeterMoss-kn2wk]

But in real life the cactus draws a line in the sand and produces prickly pears 🙂.

[@PoriR]

@@PeterMoss-kn2wk I know. 😂

[@monsifbenhamed5260]

These comments are hilarious 😂

[@fredylopez2477]

"If you take something out of your chest" it means you're gonna open your chest or someone else's gonna open up your chest, well, at least that's the idea you get when you hear that expression.

[@patriciaavilesiglesias5399]

That mistase is because some people use it( movies etc.)

[@Vladimir-yz9jd]

If it were not for Marina how we could learn Enlglish !?😊

[@sharkdzung]

Dang, she's an English teacher, and she makes way more mistakes than her students do LOL

[@justfrank1991]

Why the hell she got that button on the wall?!

[@egemenyilmaz4663]

Are you a teacher.

[@ssoruyorum]

for 20 years teacher

[@Vladimir-yz9jd]

Если бы не было Марины как бы мы изучали английский ?😅

[@kingo_friver]

Now we all knew she was a dark priestess in the underground successor of the Aztec Empire. In preparation for the notorious human sacrifice ritual, her job is to brainwash the victims to believe in the ultimate final resolution in life. She whispers and tells them "Let's talk about the evil core inside you that has been bothering you, then let me help you to get something off your chest..."

[@patriciaavilesiglesias5399]

But the second expresion is ok.

[@antonymarcial9587]

grammar nazzi😂😊

[@englishwithmrd]

The first one is a shame because she introduces it well and then uses it incorrectly.

[@shieldstar5629]

Yep 😁 that's absolutely right but she's doing her very best

[@shieldstar5629]

In my opinion she's a good speak even if she makes mistakes everybody makes mistakes 😅😅

[@shieldstar5629]

She's a good English speaker 😅i personal watch her videos

[@englishwithmrd]

@@shieldstar5629 I watch her videos too 😅She generally speaks very well and has pretty good pronunciation. With 8.5 million subscribers, she must be doing something right - clearly her followers get value from her content. But most of these mistakes could be avoided with more attention to detail and some basic checks. I don’t even mind the mistakes in the discussion/explanation sections but when it’s the main target language, it’s not good.

[@tristanquezadadiaz4508]

​@@shieldstar5629That explains your English 😂

[@yogibear5321]

Marina just watched Indiana Jones...

[@dannyjorde2677]

1:22 No one would ever confess that lmao

[@neeli30]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Дмитрий-о6е2р]

Another portion of Mary's cringe 🎉

[@mariaenglishteacher88]

Her name is Marina. Marina and Mary are completely different names, from different origin.

[@Дмитрий-о6е2р]

@@mariaenglishteacher88 thx for giving me that very useful piece of news. I've never known (no).🤣

[@NeverMimd]

If you are beautiful, you will be rich on KZbin!😠

[@mylaporter5232]

😂beautiful?! ...beauty is subjective. I my eyes she is not beautiful at all she's just okay, not bad looking. But it's not the bad looking face it's her arrogance and confidence that makes her appear interesting and believable! She convinced everyone around herself that she's an expert in English and poses some secrets of successful dream like life style! Even though her family initially got rich not from youtube but from some money schemes in Russia!

[@corinthiansfiel5510]

@@mylaporter5232 I agree that beauty is substantial, but we can't never deny that if she were ugly, she wouldn't have half the subscribers she currently has. Beauty, or a pretty face, attracts people.

[@Olya-h7o]

Is it truly that difficult for Mogilko and other youtube scammers to, at least, google and check the pronunciation, the prepositions, the meaning&use of the words/expressions before including them into their “courses” they charge people money for? I can never understand that

[@ABCDEFGHcreator]

I love Marina, she tries really hard.

[@ОХУЖИХУЙНЯ]

Марина просто жулик. Не знает английский язык в полной мере, и при этом учит других. Это позор!

[@iiii1359]

oreh myym issni KevinniveK

[@jorger5777]

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