FINALLY, AT LAST, LASTLY and IN THE END | English words

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Hi Mr Crown Academy of English I really appreciate your time and efforts for making this video. You're articulate,meticulous and distinctive. Khdos to you.

[@sofiakoliren3289]

Excelentes las clases! Quisiera volver a ver la clase sobre connecting words,however,therefor ,etc.Gracias!!!!! !

[@fazilpeerally5288]

Hello Andrew ! I really appreciate the video lesson about the words " finally, at last, lastly and in the end ". It means a lot to me. Your photographs that you are chosen to accompany along your explanations are meaningful and helpful. What`s more, alongside your explanations, you every now and then make a recap about some technical grammar which is not included in the given topic. That sounds great ! Thanks a lot. Since I watched your video lessons, here is your performance appraisal : " shows a lot of initiative and takes the lead on projects ". The word initiative in this context means the power to begin things and work on them energetically. It is similar to the word proactive : a person who is proactive has a lot of initiative. Bravo ! Wishing you all the best for teaching the English language worldwide. My kindest regards, Fazil - a true lover of Crown Academy Video Lessons

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[@imanerim989]

Very interesting. Thank you dear Andrew.

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Thank you bud for the awesome, amazing and last but not least the historical performance and would give it 9.9/10.

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[@ecktogamut]

Thank you, Andrew

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

You're welcome. Thank you for the comment. Best wishes, Andrew

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[@oliviawang8683]

Fantastic! It is very helpful to me.

[@zahidasadi424]

Hello sir, thank you so much. It is very useful lesson

[@maryamshafiee4159]

Thanks a lot. very useful.

[@israrbabar9266]

thanks Andrew for this listen 🕺

[@jchinex]

Awesome explanation!! Lots of compliments for you.

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THANK YOU.

[@JosymarThomas]

Thank you this was really helpful

[@ahmedghraiby8897]

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[@carinekrucker6308]

Hi Andrew, Fantastic as usual!!! But another question, please: the difference between: "We don't need a new house" and "We needn't a new house"??? Thank you very much, Andrew!!!! Best regards, Carine

[@n4rg1s23]

So can we say 'at the end ' as well insted of 'in the end' ?

[@derajil3851]

So at last mean ( always use verb 2) for the past tense?

[@khuramshahzad9179]

hi dear Andrew, how are you and hope you will be fine. sir, i am going to ask a question from you concerning, yesterday, 3 days ago and last year or month or day. can we use these with tenses other than past tense. i want to mention those tenses for which i am asking this question such as, present perfect tense or present perfect progressive with since and for, past continuous tense, past perfect and past perfect continuous. looking forward to your guidance for this crucial matter. i am going to add some examples here. if i am wrong let me know about it please. i was playing cricket last Sunday. 3 days ago, i was studying at Nauman's home for doing well in my exam next month. yesterday, they were celebrating their victory. i had done my work 3 hours ago. they had come to my home yesterday. i had been studying English lesson yesterday. these are examples just for getting clarification of concept. thanks a lot and looking forward to your generous suggestion and guidance.

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[@saghirahmad8138]

Hi, could you please do the remaining tenses as well

[@nimaabdi837]

Realy you know very well way of teaching and I am from Somalia but I dont if i whriten correct sentences to you or not

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Excellent. Thanks for your comment. My next lesson will be available tomorrow (Tuesday 18th September.) Best wishesAndrew

[@learnerlearner2189]

Dear teacher, I am preparing for the IELTS exam and I need a Native English teacher who specializes in IELTS to do proofreading. I need a teacher to just check my essays. I already know about the rules of this exam on each skill. I don't want to attend an online IELTS courses. I JUST want someone to check my essays. Do you know anyone? or do you do proofreading if I pay for it?

[@ajaywatson6311]

Great....

[@redwankhattab4768]

Can we use finlly instead of lastly as in use1 ? Thank you

[@juancarloshinestroza8636]

hi andrew What about "at the end of the day" what does that means ???

[@abumohammed7687]

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Astonishing Long time no sea

[@rahmatmat1338]

What about "eventually"?

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[@ania_nasceternalflame2330]

Do " finally, at last, in the end, have the same meaning of "eventually???

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Andrew ! ❤️

[@khankit7239]

plz lesson on off vs from....end vs finish vs conclude

[@DsGoodEnglish]

Dashing

[@bakrawad]

Picturesque

[@talalalotaibi6478]

What means chose

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

"chose" is the past simple form of the verb "choose".

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A.: TKS a lot...26.9.2017

[@loreyoungtech]

Thanks