AVOID MISTAKES MADE BY MARINA MOGILKO & VENYA PAK / LEARN IMPORTANT PHRASAL VERBS / РАЗОБЛАЧЕНИЕ

[@Александр-о7я3ч]

Mogilko needs to learn English with Kevin and Liza))

[@bayern1806]

There is no hope, she is learning english for 20 years now and is living in the USA for 10 years? And she still has no feeling for the language.

[@FREDI125]

@@bayern1806 and her accent is also not ideal despite living in the USA. Only note: she has been learning/living for 20 years - the best example of using Present Perfect Progressive

[@spokenenglish88]

❤❤

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

She’ll always have a Russian accent. I was 14 and graduated from the American high school, have 2 degrees from American universities and completed another 4 years school, still some people do catch a very slight accent. @@bayern1806

[@Nikole1010]

And venya too

[@ITentrepreneur]

Thanks to Maринa Moгилko and Venя Пak for their contributions in creating this content

[@20ilincsh]

I’m glad that Marina makes these mistakes because these videos greatly help me. So thank you, Kevin & Liza, and Last but not least, I'd like to express my gratitude towards Marina. ❤❤❤

[@alexanderbeliakov]

You guys are really helping me to get rid of my Russian accent! Thanks a lot!❤

[@pilateswithaurorarodriguez6687]

Thanks a lot for another good lesson Kevin! ✍️✍️✍️👌

[@alexleshenko]

Thanks for this lesson😮

[@rezahasheminasab]

As informative as always

[@memeyol1604]

Thanks for your lesson. You did a great job of explaining and clearing things up in this video.

[@WHIVIX]

It’s pretty bold of her to keep making videos

[@lunaazul1195]

A great video as always. Thank you🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@enriquezavelgarcia1597]

Great job, Kevin. You and Lisa are the greatest teachers on the web!!

[@enriquezavelgarcia1597]

You're right; unfortunately they're interested only in getting money and no in teaching English properly.

[@ShaiAlon]

When I'm done with the video, I will hit the Like button.

[@ValentineWS]

Thank you for the great video!

[@alekseyderyabin1168]

Thank you for this video!)

[@Evgen-u2j]

👍

[@lameeszienab7954]

Thanks for clearing this confusion up !

[@20ilincsh]

Awesome ❤

[@jaishnuvaiviv6256]

Great video ❤

[@coppermouse30]

Thanks a lot Marina for making these useful mistakes.

[@yuri_nazarenko]

Thank you very much, your videos are always helpful. As a native Russian speaker (although I am not Russian) I understand why these people make those mistakes.

[@przemysawkowalski6550]

👌

[@frederickwalzer5555]

The correct use of the verb prompt is excellent. I am going to use it in that way for my discussions in English. Thanks, Kevin

[@Hmg989]

Thanks very useful and those teachers need to close their accounts they cannot keep teaching things not correctly

[@athomireserve9921]

First view and comment

[@dmitryd9013]

wow, one of the best videos on English

[@Československý]

Kevin and Lisa, I'm grateful for your steadfast vigilance. Your unwavering dedication to maintaining correct grammar and pronunciation of the American English is truly commendable.

[@caerofer]

Thank you Kevin & Liza for such a great contribution on showing us frequent mistakes made by Marina and others. It is a great value for non-native speakers even if we live in the USA for some time. God willing!

[@AzamatKhamidullin-q3e]

Thank you so much

[@АлескандрЯстержембский]

You should charge them for additional classes for fake teachers. TY guys. You are awesome

[@user-lt4vz2ft9h]

2nd view n 2nd comments another informative lesson thanks Kevin

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

Fake teachers are Rolling-in-dough, real teachers are struggling.

[@leandroviera2429]

It would be very useful when you say the right sentence that appears on the screen. Thanks a lot for your teaching.

[@SokInggris-ef1vc]

You did a great job,Kevin Love your channel

[@spokenenglish88]

I learned a lot from you. Thank you so much.❤❤❤

[@kattydeleo9035]

🙏🤗❤️

[@stanazelic2985]

Love ,love it your channel.

[@luwi8341]

This people where they learned English if you wanna teach English you have to good

[@lali2alekperova219]

Thank you very much.

[@lyaysanshigapova7398]

When I'm done watching this video, I'm gonna put down in my notebook the things you mentioned. Thank you Kevin and Liza for making such useful videos! Keep doing it.

[@elymar870]

This is phenomenal ❤

[@AdrianHallmark-d5j]

I’ll stay learn

[@AndreyDiagel]

Thank you, Kevin!💪💪🔥🔥🔥

[@farida-a-1]

Kevin you’re such an amazing teacher😍

[@georg727]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@Mery-n3i]

Super.!!!😮 grazie.!!!😊❤

[@uhu597]

I'm a learner of English as a foreign language myself and I love getting corrected by native speakers because I want to improve. So this is great stuff for me. I hope the KZbinrs concerned won't take offense but take advantage of your correction and thorough explanation.

[@exfa]

No, they won’t correct themselves. They are too arrogant to do that.

[@ernisabyshev3706]

They've been making at least a couple of mistakes in each sentence, but they are not going to stop(

[@hhh9802]

I just don't get it. Those guys have lived in the US for a long time so they must definitely have friends who are native speakers. They could just ask them to check out their videos before posting them. That's it. Anyway , good luck to them and to you Kevin and Liza!

[@PeggyExMachina]

Yeah they could if they gave a damn, but why bother lmao, money flows

[@exfa]

Their ego and arrogance won’t let them do it.

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

4:12 ✅ let’s continue with the class. ❌ Let’s continue to the class

[@linathe7876]

Kevin and Liza ❤❤❤

[@maridelacroix1998]

It is so scary to imagine these people are out there, calling themselves teachers, and boasting about their English. It's revolting.

[@markethrubesova]

Hello, Thanks for all your astounding and informative videos. I would love to ask: To provoke somebody into something. For instance: I was provoked into the argument.OR He was trying to provoke me into a fight. I have always considered these sentences absolutely correct.

[@alherrera8029]

It looks like she needs a class about definite and indefinite articles. 😅

[@ТатаВьчьаь]

Go about aleksandr bebris

[@delvarisreginald5781]

When I'm done watching this video, I'm going to watch a movie in English.

[@ivanmaslov8084]

The main problem that mogilko and other russian speakers face with is that there are so many countable nouns in English, which in Russian are uncountable.

[@exfa]

They just need to learn correct English, instead of twisting it for their own convenience.

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

3:40 ✅*your first month’s payment* ❌ * your first month of payment*

[@vladyslav-py-js-go]

When I'm done watching this video I'm gonna watch a movie in English 😁

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

10:12 he is in THE 4th year of his Bachelor’s program

[@jaxxon98]

That's what Kevin said.

[@fredylopez2477]

Hi Kevin, just one question Kevin, I understand that if a verb follows the word or verb "continue" that verb can be in the gerund form too, so the example you gave could be: - " I continue WORKING. - " I continue eating. - " I continue sleeping. OR. - " I continue TO work. - " I continue TO sleep. - " I continue TO eat. Is that right Kevin ?. Thanks for answering. 👍.

[@LeeMatamoros]

It's SO IRRITATING how Venya and Marina neglect articles!!! probably thinking - oh, it's just a tiny word, it's not that important. And their ego & confidence that they are flawless make me wanna kick their butts!!!

[@Grybop]

She's even flexing that youtube award in the background 😂😂

[@frederickwalzer5555]

😆

[@Lesya-p9i]

Это просто ужас. Марина в каждом предложении делает ошибки уровня А1. И при этом позиционирует себя, что она знает английский на уровне носителя языка

[@exfa]

Она просто очередная инфоцыганка.

[@paarsaJam]

Thank you so much for your unwavering support.I appreciate your endeavor. I'm confused of something in English Grammar when we use interansitive verb into active sentence structure and I'm willing your help for it. 1. Ex with transitive: You can see me when the blind is taken. 2. Ex with interansitive: You can not see me when I'm gone! the verb go is not following the structure I think! It should be You can not see me when I've gone. Am I right?

[@NeganLucilleForever]

I think after watching this everyone enrolled in Marina's English courses should demand -100% refund- a full refund, hehe

[@natalian1382]

Thank you very much for your very useful videos. It is very confusing with the words like "a refund". It's countable. And "cashback" seems uncountable, doesn't it??)

[@Alexandr2381]

It is a common mistake of all Russians not to use articles

[@georgelibo]

There are no excuses for her. First, learn, and only then try to teach.

[@exfa]

Это звучит примерно так же, как если бы иностранец не произносил бы окончания в русских словах.

[@luxlife3468]

Thank you for holding me from learning English with Marina😂

[@vivianesato397]

When the word after "the" begins with a vowel SOUND, people usually use /ði/. Not only a vowel per se. Am I right?

[@Grybop]

5:11 Questionnaire needs a double n, no?

[@ЕвгенийЗанин-ч5у]

Can we say: "Before you get rid of A Russian accent"?

[@jktqqg9785]

Can "continue with the class" lack a preposition to be "continue the class"?

[@JD-bt2cr]

When I am done watching this video I’ll write everything down and unsubscribe from fraud Marina Mogilko

[@normaldayofvlog8831]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂

[@ИндираАбдрахманова-о1д]

Мarina' s mistakes are so silly.😢

[@anandaupasiri]

Again, they are in serious trouble. They must stop teaching English as soon as possible and start learning basic English if they have any self-esteem left. If they can't do so, at least they should be extremely indebted to Kevin and Lisa for pointing out their childish mistakes. Bad on you guys. ( Aussi English)

[@exfa]

They are too arrogant to learn correct English.

[@АлександрСубочев-х2у]

Hi!I am done watching a lot of people in Russia.There are no redhead.Most of them are blondes.

[@exfa]

Most people in Russia are dark hair.

[@athomireserve9921]

I have always been confused to make the difference between adjectives and possessions . Help me please

[@jaxxon98]

Examples?

[@cassinimission]

It's pretty simple: an adjective describes or modifies a noun. Possession doesn't.

[@jaxxon98]

nouns and pronouns@@cassinimission

[@alicegentile1]

Venya Pak always says so .....so.....so.... . Too many "so" in the video 😅. He forgets to use the articles before a noun like Marina does in her videos

[@ITentrepreneur]

That's because Russian (their native, first language) has no concept of articles

[@pandaonlinehero]

What's the video venya with someone

[@hettyherz]

It's kinda funny that she used the word "provoke" where it shouldn't be used, because in her native language "to provoke" has the same meaning as in English. Probably, she just doesn't know what exactly this word describes.

[@anastasiaklimenko2164]

nope, she’s just stupid but too self-confident, that’s it. 👍🫠

[@anastasiaklimenko2164]

nope, she’s just stupid but too self-confident, that’s it. 👍🫠

[@anastasiaklimenko2164]

nope, she’s just stupid but too self-confident, that’s it. 👍🫠

[@anastasiaklimenko2164]

nope, she’s just stupid but too self-confident, that’s it. 👍🫠

[@tornadoman1054]

There are also no articles in Russian. So, basically all she needs is to stop thinking in Russian while speaking English.

[@WORLDNEW-l3j]

But some teachers said that to speak English you need know some grammar rules, no whole 😢

[@exfa]

Those are the bad teachers.😁

[@naturaljustice4654]

Can't figure out how to pronounce the verb "replay" correctly, is it 'riplay' or 'replai', or are both correct? Please somebody.

[@FREDI125]

I’ve been getting rid of my Russian accent since I was six and now only the “h” and “v” sounds are still pronounced incorrectly by me from time to time. Fortunately, the situation is improving by watching Kevin and Liza's videos

[@Tina-ov2nk]

Thanks, Kevin. Really? Getting back to the British accent? 😂 The one she'd never had? She'd better get back to the drawing board and revise grammar rules, at least before she drops a new video on KZbin.

[@exfa]

I doubt she’ll do it. She is too busy making money on “teaching” her “students”.

[@exfa]

Marina is just “Cali Valley Girl wannabe”.

[@fatiharouab1127]

Hi I have an inkling that she is intentionally making these stupid mistakes?? I don't know? As an English teacher she is supposed to make an effort to understand these tricky prepositions because let's face it one of the challenging thing for us as learners is articles and how to use them properly otherwise the meaning of the sentence will completely change. I don't know ? Fatiha Switzerland

[@exfa]

Marina is not a teacher. She is the “teacher wannabe”.

[@memeyol1604]

God, what was she thinking. I don't understand why she keeps making the same mistakes of uploading her videos without checking her grammar beforehand. How can someone be so evil that the only thing she cares about is money and I find it so frustrating that she has no interest in helping her students to improve their English and reach their fluency goals whatsoever.

[@freddywolf2505]

Hello Kevin, I wonder if Marina watches your videos in which you correct all her mistakes, otherwise I think she won't make them anymore since she repeats the same mistakes. I don't think she wants to improve her English. It's a shame for all the learners who only listen to her channel, their English risks being biased.

[@EDP2500]

"......anyone to get rid of HIS Russian accent...." Technically, HIS here is a "sexist" mistake. Instead, use THEIR to avoid sounding sexist.

[@ahhhhsum1452]

Does she watch your video? She Better to stop her video ...

[@exfa]

She does, but she is probably too arrogant to admit her mistakes, or she might be afraid that it could hurt her “teaching business”.

[@lingamurthy8360]

Marina u r embarrassing u r self.

[@ioanaspb8751]

That's because we, Russians, don't have any articles in our language. That is why it is so difficult for us to learn how to use them in everyday speech

[@Клавер-г9п]

Єто потому,что он нацик гнуслявий. Русскиий акцент их бесит. Так как ми лучшие😅😅😅

[@marynaberezhanska]

You Russians don't need English at all.

[@luwi8341]

Jajajaja rusian People

[@abdullah4130]

face russia

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

She has no understanding of a basic English sentence structure. It’s no different than a Russian sentence structure. English: Subject + Verb + Object word order. Russian : subject-verb-object. Why does she always drop a verb?

[@ITentrepreneur]

This is how Russians think and speak. Their English often turns into Runglish.

[@cassinimission]

You are completely wrong with the Russian sentence structure. There is no clear structure like in English. You can swap verbs and objects and subjects as you please, the meaning will not change. Especially in colloquial Russian. Intonations have more power than structure.

[@cassinimission]

- Я написал комментарий. - Комментарий я написал - Написал я комментарий There is no freaking difference.