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[@nikhilupscaspirant]

Fabulous explanation teacher ...

[@antoniosgrammarclassesl1066]

I'm glad to see your videos. RELIABLE work.

[@jonasbukasa6800]

Great

[@user-fn5bw8nm4h]

Best teachers❤❤❤

[@eustaquiozambrano2974]

Thank you so much. Have a good evening from Madrid spain Liza and Kevin 😊👍

[@sergioestuardocontrerasova4577]

Thanks for the video, please, more like this

[@thetool96]

I don’t know how many years I have been studying English, but these are the only teachers who teach how to pronounce words correctly. Even simple words like family I have been mispronounced all my life.

[@zaenabs266]

Thank you, I have been learning a lot from you.

[@jayehavenz6432]

such an educational video! keep it up!

[@jayenparis27]

Nice

[@duvanreal5567]

Hey Kevin, I know this is really off-topic, but I think you should do (cutlery, crockery, dinnerware, and perhaps other similar terms), that'd help a lot. Keep it up y'all.

[@Stella_Del_Mattino]

The sound table you put up is the pick of the litter. Great help. 🥇🥇 Cheers from Italy.

[@meseretmulugeta6256]

Thank you so much beloveds, may God bless you richly ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏

[@alikar3742]

Hi Kevin, I have a question and comnent please. Accordind to this lesson, how should we pronounce the word "convergence"? I think we can't eliminate the second syllable in this case and the reason, as I think, is that we have a consonant after "r". so I think it's necessary to say your rule is correct if there is a vowel after "r" as in "every" or "temperature". Please tell me if I am right or not? Thank you so much❤

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

I've always known '...ed, ...es /ıd, ız/ but it turned out it's ' ...ed,...ez' that's amazing

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

The word " business" you're pronouncing /bıznEs/ but put the finger on the /ı/ sound

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

Phonetic alphabet: I hear you pronounce *R* (rose) as *ER* as in burgER.

[@wagabunda8712]

Hi Kevin, how can I learn English in your classroom?

[@kingo_friver]

9:28 Only upper teeth stick out from the closed mouth in an alligator and both do in an croc.

[@geirmyklebust]

Is it Ok to say errbody? (I'm North-European)

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

Diamond/daımE🙄😳?nd/ E?

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

phonetic alphabet: why do you have *OO* twice? One is as in a bOOt, second in next to 👍?

[@vickiandersen7229]

OO in gOOd

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

@@vickiandersen7229 got it.

[@spm4391]

More expressions like think on my feet or not sitting well with me.

[@roaasaleh5591]

Keep it one hundred for us Kiven and Liza 🙏🏻🤍🤍🤍🌸🌸love you for your perfect way of teaching ..👍 love you alot

[@spm4391]

Accent training please....