AVOID MISTAKES MADE BY MARINA MOGILKO / STOP LEARNING THINGS WRONG /lip-syncing, saw /LINGUAMARINA

[@santychr4606]

Learning from mistakes made by others is quite interesting...thanks Kevin!

[@jonahmera]

Many POV wanna teach english in a wrong way Good thing I found teacher Kevin then I subscribed and joined the community. I wanna polish my pronunciation in a professional way❤

[@englishlover27]

Can't stop thanking you, my adorable teachers Kevin and Liza😊

[@corinthiansfiel5510]

Neither do I

[@ABCDEFGHcreator]

Great lesson. I love it.

[@darakh3068]

I love all of your videos teacher.

[@karte2626]

thank you very much Marina!

[@albertoshernandez5251]

THANKS TO GOD FINALLY I FOUND KEVIN AND LIZA ., TEACHERS WHO CAN REALLY TEACH ME HOW TO PRONOUNCE THE AMERICAN ENGLISH THE RIGHT WAY👍

[@kenelhyppolite6646]

Great lesson

[@aybniznemtova2867]

Good afternoon. Thanks for the wonderful lesson. To my mind, the third mistake is *He was saying*

[@philipm5043]

IMO this is the best way to learn English. Not only is it informative but it's also entertaining😂

[@elymar870]

You are amazing teachers thank you ❤❤❤❤

[@naba7719]

Thank you 👍 ❤.

[@ticiakumayingi5122]

U r doing great job dear . Correct all the nonsense ❤

[@FortuneAlex-mv4il]

Good morning teacher Kevin, how are you doing, I'm watching you from Haiti,I want to tell you how important you are to me your English videos help me a lot thank you so much for your help may God bless you keep up the good work my beloved teacher

[@ederbouczan9301]

keep it up or keep going but not keep up

[@PeterMoss-kn2wk]

"Keep up the good work!" is a known expression.

[@herrg.843]

Original Version: He was telling me 'You know, you need to sell a house in order to walk into the store.' and I'll be like 'What really? You need to sell a house?'. And he would go ahead and explain me that I'm saying this sarcastically. Corrected Version: He was telling me 'You know, you need to sell a house in order to walk into the store.' and I was like 'What, really? You need to sell a house?' And he went ahead and explained to me that he was saying this sarcastically.

[@PeterMoss-kn2wk]

I agree, except I think "he was saying THAT sarcastically" would sound better.

[@elenasiriano2907]

I think like that: he had said it sarcastically

[@S.M.O.K.E.]

You are the person who Marina hates the most Kevin, “Congrats on that”😂

[@kayt3048]

He went ahead and explained to me that he was saying it sarcastically.

[@Nikki_dancefun]

Great job!❤

[@irinaschutz2836]

❤ Thank you!

[@lilyt9726]

I really learned a lot today. Thank you 🙏 Kevin and Liza! ❤😊

[@enriquezavelgarcia1597]

I think Marina should check her videos before presenting them. It's NOT ethical to commit so many mistakes and do nothing to correct them.

[@irinak43]

I think Marina shouldn't make videos to teach English.

[@áúéúóá]

She is making money , simple. In the ruzian speaking community she is called Gypsy

[@luciapeimbert4783]

Make mistakes. Commit is used for example commit suicide. So if you want to use the word mistake it is used with make or made.

[@eat_pray_love.]

@@áúéúóáа как в окраинских частях киевщины называют Марину? Снимите икону с фотографии за свои комментарии.

[@áúéúóá]

@@eat_pray_love. свои жалобы - пишите гундяю, в Переделкино. Мировозрение уzкого - "Кевин, рожденный в Штатах и Лиза, его жена - они того, неправильные, в отношении знаний английского".

[@catherinelam9381]

I was literally shocked that how could just one video make numerous mistakes given that it was a learning lesson

[@jakewood5475]

I'm glad that Marina is back...😂

[@christine9492]

Excellente leçon

[@PeterMoss-kn2wk]

Here's an example of sarcasm. - Can you explain me something? - No, I can't explain you. You're unexplainable 😊. So we should say "Can you explain TO me..."

[@veralasko7236]

Explained to me

[@markkram9331]

He went ahead and explained to me that he was saying that sarcasticaly...

[@不是你的菜]

Ох уж эти инфоцигане, у неё очевидно хороший английский но не достаточный для преподавания. Ну куда ты лезешь если даже фразу «сидеть в кресле» не можешь составить правильно, надеюсь этот и другие видосы дойдут до ее подписчиков и они не будут ей платить за курсы, хорошо что есть нормальные учителя которые поправляют эти ошибки не носителей.

[@irinak43]

Her English is not good.

[@maya.7057]

Да. согласна. Это обычное заблуждение. Многие думают, что если ты можешь бегло говорить, то ты уже учитель. Эта такая же.

[@zabbeestruckchannel1814]

I always watch and follow your awesome videos from a beautiful village where is located in the north of Shahrood in the Semnan province, Iran, i forgot to introduce myself, I'm a truck driver and forty three years old, i was born and raised in a pretty small village, my village's name is Abarsej or in slang is called the Everci

[@delvarisreginald5781]

The third mistake: *Is was saying sarcastically. (She said: "I am saying sarcastically.")

[@zabbeestruckchannel1814]

Hello my dear teacher, i have to say that you are a masterpiece or prodigy in teaching, your explanations are perfect and awesome,i wonder if you would correct my wrong sentences

[@akbarjonakhmedov]

❤

[@zahramohamedcadey7108]

Hi you guys have online classes??

[@krypteral]

HE WAS saying that sarcastically

[@riyadiraya]

👍👍👍

[@badprogrammer1280]

Kevin, you should pay Marina a salary😂

[@irinak43]

It should be opposite

[@albertoshernandez5251]

@@badprogrammer1280 why kevin? Marina should pay to kevin a salary for finding all the mistakes she makes when she speaks English and fixing them the right way 😂

[@badprogrammer1280]

@@albertoshernandez5251 i should protect Marina... She is a beautiful woman.. and she teachs us, Russians, some hacks of being understood😀

[@elly2437]

Is it correct to say “sweater. It’s clothes”. Could you explain please?

[@vincentzhu1970]

We need ppl like Liza and Kevin to police English teaching videos. Thank you for doing it!

[@krypteral]

It would be nice if you explained how the meaning is diverted when using incorrect constructions like she does. For instance, 'use a sweater' could mean to use it as a mop or something like that

[@PeterMoss-kn2wk]

Good point!

[@randamohsen5084]

He was saying that sarcastically instead of Iam saying this sarcastically

[@PoriR]

1- I'm saying this sarcastically / I was being sarcastic. 2- I'll be like/ I was like Am I right, teacher ?

[@SopheapVan-e2z]

I feel it's not a critical video. For me, I feel grateful when someone tells me my mistake and correct it

[@fredylopez2477]

The mistake is; The correct expression is; - "And I went like, really ?". instead of; - And I'll be like well really. Is that correct Kevin ?.

[@kattydeleo9035]

🙏🤗❤️

[@AndreyDiagel]

I would even say- in order to be able to GO instead of to WALK. And TO, not INTO

[@berenicelizarraga7462]

The story is in the past. But she said: And I'll be like "well really?" instead of: I was like.....

[@Lucy-xl3jc]

Thank you teachers Kevin and Liza 🙏❤️

[@akbarjonakhmedov]

😅 i hope Marina and her followers sees it

[@andreborges9927]

Sees?????😅😅😅

[@corinthiansfiel5510]

Me too

[@AndreyDiagel]

She should have said go TO instead of INTO. Is that correct?

[@MrVonky]

She saw Wallace with an older man…hmm

[@superwow007]

8:55 Marina's 'American English': 'Switch on the music video'... 'Switch on' is British English, lol. How about just saying 'play the music video,' lol, instead of scamming innocent people?

[@toniesan]

I think Marina should create her own version of English, because I can't wrap my head around her English; too many grammatical errors and strange pronunciations. We aren't talking about dialects, but pronunciations. Btw what does she mean by "speak like an American?"

[@luciapeimbert4783]

The mistake is walk to the store.

[@ViktorGaltsev]

Magilka itself is a complete mistake. I'm not even trying to understand her gibberish. I don’t know how Kevin understands her.

[@Lucy-xl3jc]

I don't understand her at all.

[@SWilliams-s3j]

I laughed out loud when she said (tried to say) "I saw Alice with an older man" ... IsowAlicewidanoldamun".

[@vladimirkorobko6730]

For crying out loud! Mogilko is still poisoning the well of the ESL teaching. This looks like an uphill battle for Kevin. Let's raise our collective voice against the fraud and negligence perpetuated by linguamarina)) "He was tell me..."

[@zarah-t4y]

1. He was tell me that >>> He was telling me that or he told me that 2. You need sell a house >>> you need to sell a house 3. I'll be like >>> I'd be like 4. He would go ahead >>> he went ahead 5. explain me >>> explain to me 6. l am saying that >>> I was saying that

[@corinthiansfiel5510]

I guess her third mistake was using the adjective instead of the noun. That sarcastic❌ That sarcasm✅ Correct me if I'm wrong.

[@kreeba5220]

It seems, the first few errors are condonable.

[@Unknown-pv6fr]

God bless you Sir. I'm from Russia but I'm not russian. Thank you so much!

[@ABCDEFGHcreator]

The third mistake is " He was tell me ''

[@erikadonaysarmiento8879]

Next mistake I guess, is "I will be like" if you're telling a story, that would be, "I was like" and then you continue.

[@marilucyd1505]

Maybe She should say " He went on explaining to me that...".? Go shead sounds weird, maybe?

[@zabbeestruckchannel1814]

Lip sinking

[@shaimaaljabali1219]

Maybe: “I was like” instead of “I’ll be or would be like”

[@kingo_friver]

I used to think Marina sounded like a 8-yo girl but now I'm realizing I must have overrated her. These are not the type of innocuous errors that kids naturally make. They could only be done by the special type of an adult, who learned from textbooks but still doesn't meet the requirements by far for what she is doing.

[@sayaman1593]

At this point I just think they are working together to make more content.

[@TekCroach]

"If you are like me who wants to raise money" is not wrong I think. Could you please explain why it might be wrong?

[@corinthiansfiel5510]

He already explained it, but perhaps you couldn't understand it very well; therefore, I'll explain it to you. It absents a object, which in that case is "someone."

[@TekCroach]

@@corinthiansfiel5510 why do you need an object in the first place?

[@TekCroach]

@@corinthiansfiel5510 There’s nothing wrong grammatically in that sentence. Of course you could even construct the sentence as he teaches. In the first case, the relative pronoun is related to “me”, and in the second case the relative clause relates to “someone “. There is a slight (or big) difference in the meaning. But they both are equally valid.

[@ARTOSMAN]

@@TekCroach The sentence “If you are like me who wants to raise money” is grammatically incorrect. What's Wrong: Pronoun Reference Issue: The phrase "who wants to raise money" is intended to refer to "you," but the structure makes it seem like it’s referring to "me." Subject-Verb Agreement: "Who wants" should match the subject properly. Corrected Version without using “somebody”: Option 1: "If you are like me and want to raise money..." Option 2: "If you, like me, want to raise money..." Explanation: In Option 1, using "and" correctly links the clauses so that it's clear both "you" and "me" share the same intention. In Option 2, placing "like me" in commas sets it as a parenthetical element, clarifying that "want to raise money" directly refers to "you." These corrected versions ensure the sentence is clear and grammatically correct.

[@TekCroach]

@@ARTOSMAN yeah. I was just obsessed with the fact that an object is not mandatory there and I was negligent on the verb agreement. If there were him or her or some other third person noun instead of “me”, the sentence is correct or else if the verb just after “me” is plural, again the sentence is grammatical. Right?

[@thelma-7777]

Is her 3rd mistake her pronunciation of "sarcastically" ? I'm not sure.

[@SWilliams-s3j]

She definitely did mispronounce "sarcasm".

[@shelf3687]

the third mistake is that she used "am" instead of "was" in "I am saying this sarcasticly"

[@juanvazquez4185]

Her mistake is that she says she masters the language.

[@ТатьянаЛеонова-я9г]

She did not say the word saw as /sou/, you misheard. She just exaggerated the sound to stress something, like teachers usually do.

[@PeterMoss-kn2wk]

She added a /w/ sound which is confusing.

[@SWilliams-s3j]

She did mispronounce it. That whole sentence was a mess.

[@lorenzograssi3637]

"He went ahead and explained to me that he was saying it sarcastically." Not "I am saying it sarcastically," that doesn't make any sense

[@shieldstar5629]

Yo how's it going y'all i hope you're doing great this video is so wonderful thanks so much you're so cool 😅😅😅😅🥰🥰🙌🥰

[@lusiaak]

Скорее всего Марина не изучала английский, переходя из уровня в уровень, разбирая грамматику и лексику по учебникам, с преподавателями, репетиторами, на курсах и т.п. Её язык больше похож на "глухой телефон": где-то услышала, что-то увидела, запомнила. Марина автоматически переводит русский вариант фразы на английский. С этим часто сталкиваются изучающие иностранный язык. Это нормально, но не для человека, преподающего язык. У неё достаточно богатая лексика, однако недостаток вышеперечисленных знаний не позволяет ей говорить без допущения даже элементарных ошибок. Лучше бы Марина вела свой блог, чем передавать миру свои ошибки.

[@lali2alekperova219]

I think she left out the word ''to'', tell something to somebody.

[@mep6302]

Not exactly. You have two options: Tell someone something Say something to somebody Ex: I tell her this I say this to her

[@BlueRoad_Vietnguyen]

Well Done Thanks for the video 👌

[@SpicebombEx]

You sure OMIT pronounced as /ou/.

[@Československý]

Ah, poor Marina , looks like she'll keep on making more of those stupid mistakes because she thinks she's perfect and never watches Kevin's videos, o my, what a shame...

[@BasilWay]

Wow , Marishka is alive. 😂

[@MrVonky]

She saw Wallace with an older man…hmm