CONFUSING PREPOSITIONS /REAL-LIFE AMERICAN ENGLISH/AVOID THESE COMMON MISTAKES / NEARBY VS. CLOSE BY

[@BelieveInTheTruth.]

Thanks alot dear respected teacher. it's really helpful me. I can't write comments always as thankful but always thinking grateful from my heart.

[@JoseAntonio-ex7ep]

Great lesson. Thanks a lot.

[@Özge111]

Thanks for the explanation 💞✨🙏

[@RitaHage-w6j]

As usual very useful and helpful lesson!!🙌 thanks a bunch teacher🙏🏻🩵🩵

[@ynwa2290]

Thanks a lot. It's a very handy video, especially the first part about nearby and close by

[@icechow5531]

amazing

[@alexanderbeliakov]

👍❤️

[@verygood5377]

2:53 Close to my house and near my house

[@vladislav.ivanov]

Excellent!

[@atillapoyraz2066]

Thank you for this video.

[@Tony32]

Great lesson 👍

[@CultureEnjoyer0]

Yo what's up y'all how are you doing what a fantastic video thank you so much you rocked it 🥰🤣🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🔥

[@gaminikumara4752]

Thanks for explaining these words which many English learners use incorrectly. I suggest that you do another video explaining some more of such confusing words and phrases that many learners find it difficult to use.

[@marinacherkezishvili899]

I've only been listening to your lesson for a few minutes, but I learned a lot.Thanks a lot for correct English❤

[@elymar870]

Thank you so much

[@8877jazz]

New lesson I've learn today. Thanks.

[@YogiDirgantara-1000]

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[@abdelrhimhagag8835]

Teacher Kevin and Liza thank you so much

[@injujuan8993]

Hello 👋 Kevin! Thank you for yet another great lesson. Your style is very friendly and I like the way you explain things. Much love ♥️from Almaty in Kazakhstan 🇰🇿

[@victorbustamante822]

Nice haircut profe..!!😁

[@uselessvad2444]

I live near a subway station. It's a 2 minute walk, you can get anywhere in the city from there. Just hop on a subway train, they pass by frequently. Especially when it's rush hour and there are traffic jams. During that time of the day the intervals between trains drop down to 1-2 minutes. It's crazy, right?

[@corinthiansfiel5510]

A great video after the other that's certainly one of your specialties.

[@olgav.4637]

Great lesson!! Thank you

[@Özge111]

Mister Kevin hi ,but An Afro American R&B singer Aaliyah who passed in 2002 had a song called “ I care for you” and now After this video I am a little bit confused..ıf you make thinjgs clear for me I’ll be very glad 😊

[@leonardolorenzo8900]

In songs rules are much more flexible. The Beatles sing "she don't care" in the ticket to ride song

[@dannydai1]

what are differences among an old lady, older lady, young people, younger people , an elderly , youths ? can I call a pretty girl(20+) a beautiful miss?

[@AidasRusa]

Close by my house comes directly translating from for example Lithuanian language and saying it in English. Because we say in Lithuanian netoli mano namu yra ligonine. But the thing is the English language is different language and you don't say this. Or again in Russian one can say Не далеко от моего дома находиться больница. And if you translate it and say you will have this incorrect sentence near by my house.

[@JuanSoares-sf8zn]

Is there a hospital nearby? Is there a hospital close by?

[@leonardolorenzo8900]

Master Kevin, the best English teacher hands down!

[@AidasRusa]

But I think one could say not far away from my house there is a hospital.

[@fredylopez2477]

a nearby hispital. = un hospital CERCANO.

[@juanhidalgo7381]

Hi Kevin, hope you're having a good day. What if I use "here" along with "close"? Could I say "there is a store close to here" or " there is a store close here"?

[@naba7719]

Thank you. ❤

[@tarasart8974]

"I can hear a voice from nearby" - what does that mean??

[@widlefanax1279]

The hotel is near my house The hotel is close by my house Is both right?

[@fredylopez2477]

The correct question is: ARE both right ?. AND. - the hotel is near my house. - the hotel is close TO my house. Both expressions are correct. (you don't use "BY" in this case).

[@widlefanax1279]

Thank you so much teacher for replying to me.

[@khinmyoaye486]

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