CONFUSING VOCABULARY / TUG ON VS. TUG VS. SHOVE / REAL-LIFE AMERICAN ENGLISH

[@corinthiansfiel5510]

It's such a fantastic video; I learned so much from it. I loved to learn that "shove it in one's face" and "shove it down one's throat" won't be hard for me to stumble across since I'm a big fan of action and sci-fi. These genres often use coarse language.

[@ytramsmp]

i learned so much from you today! thank you so much!

[@gladysgriffin7347]

Excellent video

[@nestorlasta8392]

Thanks a ton sir Kevin, I'm improving my English

[@franciscodirzo2719]

So many reviews And only 200 likes? Come they're good teachers They deserve more likes

[@dmitriymartishenko4963]

Very useful. Thank you for your work 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@itry09]

Very interersting lesson as usual thank you very much 🙏

[@HalynaProkopiv]

Bravo! I can't thank you enough. You're a wonderful teacher! Great vocabulary practice, perfect pronunciation, an excellent presentation!

[@georg727]

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[@atillapoyraz2066]

Thanks a lot , a very good video.

[@Edmundo68]

Grande Kevin, como siempre. Gracias.

[@elymar870]

You guys are amazing ❤🎉

[@elasciel]

Thank you 🎉

[@farida-a-1]

Thanks Kevin for your excellent teaching🥰

[@lunaazul1195]

Great vocabulary🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@vladislav.ivanov]

Oh, yeah ❤

[@anissa3590]

The kids are playing tug of war

[@marinacherkezishvili899]

I'm realy content with your lesson content. Thanks a lot Kevin❤

[@fredylopez2477]

The word "content" has two different pronunciations depending on context, 'cause it's got stress on the first syllable if it's a noun AND it's got stress on the second syllable if it's an adjective, like in your example, like this: # I'm really conTÉNT with your lesson CÓNtent. In spanish; = Estoy realmente CONTENTO con el CONTENIDO de tu lección. # just in case you didn't know. - Thanks for reading my comment.

[@marinacherkezishvili899]

@@fredylopez2477Hello! I know this Anyway Thanks a lot.Too much butter won't spoil the porrige 👍😊

[@shieldstar5629]

Yo what's up everyone i hope you're feeling awesome wow this video is a very cool video 😊😊😊 have a fantastic time l love y'all 😅

[@alexanderbeliakov]

👍❤️

[@AdeleBlue-wi9py]

grovel

[@sskp6168]

You are on the ball, as usual! Cheers, Captain!

[@FlickerTales_1]

❤

[@islamic8081-ew8mv]

Plz teach passive voice

[@anissa3590]

He gave a tug on the rope 🪢

[@xiaomiredmigo8598]

Saludos from Uruguay ❤🇺🇾

[@nikitozka]

Hello, Kevin and Liza. I like your channel, and it provides me with a lot of useful information. I found it because you reviewed Marina Mogilko and Venya Pak. Overall, I wouldn't consider Marina Mogilko as someone who creates good English content, but Venya Pak has quite good English pronunciation, and I think he is one of the best represented in the Russian segment. Therefore, when you point out his mistakes, it's very surprising for us, Russian speakers, because we think he speaks perfectly. Could you analyze the speech of an American-born blogger so that we can understand how correctly Americans speak? Because living in America, I sometimes notice that Americans themselves, in addition to making grammatical mistakes, also pronounce many words strangely. Perhaps Venya Pak is not so bad, and his English is good, and many things might just be nitpicking. It would also be interesting to hear your review of the PhoneticFanatic channel.

[@anissa3590]

The little girl tugged on her mother's dress .

[@cinonet1]

Hi, do you have Podcast? During driving i can't watch your videos, that's why I need podcast. That would be great.

[@Mia-cc9bm]

She tugged on her mother's dress.