DATING, MARRIAGE, CHEATING and DIVORCE / PHRASAL VERBS AND EXPRESSIONS ABOUT RELATIONSHIPS

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[@DesertDiaries7]

Very useful and interesting lesson Thank you both of you teachers ❤🧡💛

[@atillapoyraz2066]

Thanks, a detailed video.

[@Ez-lk4bf]

That was an amazing lesson !

[@MasambaKalaba-xo4oi]

Thanks a lot about your great lesson My amazing teacher keep up the good work i have been learning more from you

[@ambedkarkorapati3870]

Thanks to Kevin.Learners are prone to make mistake like "Did he get stand up?" Kevin made it crystal clear.The correct interrogative structure is.....Did someone get stood up? but not the other way.Thanks to Kevin and Lisa.

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

Get + adj /past participle. I don't think there is something like (get + inf)

[@user-wc4yl9ek1m]

It's an excellent video. 😊 I love it. ❤ I learned a lot from it.

[@w-e-a.c..2264]

I really love this channel and these teachers ❤❤❤

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Nice teachers❤

[@saidazizinagamov2099]

Thank you very much I learned so much from this video. Please make more videos on this format.

[@ambedkarkorapati3870]

This is the learner-friendliest channel I have ever come across.Thanks to Kevin and Liza and their dedicated team, if there is one.

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

Not friendliest but the most friendly

[@ambedkarkorapati3870]

@@vladimirbaloyan440 positive degree is "learner-friendly", comparative degree is "learner-friendlier" and superlative degree is "learner-friendliest". Comparative degree "more learner-friendly" and superlative degree "most learner-friendly" may also be correct.In my opinion both "the learner-friendliest" and "the most learner-friendly" are correct.There is nothing wrong in using the superlative degree "the learner-friendliest".

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

@@ambedkarkorapati3870 never seen it used

[@NelsonBlandonArceda]

Really nice teaching #Kevin & #Liza! I had a crush on #Adele. I do really LOVE your teaching, from both❤. Hugs from #Nicaragua❤!

[@user-kr1rp7uz7n]

Thank you

[@dalal8903]

Thank you guys, for this great lesson Lisa, you mentioned before that English is not your mother tongue. Can you tell us about your learning journey? You have wonderful pronunciation as if you are a native speaker.

[@caramangoel]

Thank you, Kevin and Lisa, for this fantastic vocabulary lesson! I really appreciate the time and effort you put into making this video. It was incredibly helpful and informative. I amwondering if you could create a similar video on health and medical vocabulary. Your teaching style is so effective, and I believe it would greatly benefit many of us who are interested in learning more in that area. Looking forward to it.

[@dinadina7427]

Thank you! I like lessons like this

[@cynthiareid6416]

Hi Liza, Kevin It is my pleasure to see again after long time. A quick question, is it separated or seperated,,, 30:20 aprox. appears the latter one. Made up/ get back together/patch things up (have the same meaning or context)? I think, it is central a healthy divorce and avoid fighting over money and other things. Finally, children will be impacted on behavior in good conditions. I hope not to come court and feud for joint custody and have a good agreement.

[@juantalamantes8999]

It's great to practice English with you both. I like your channel more and more. Actually, I'm addicted to it.🎉 Thanks for your excellent job teachers!!

[@sqflair2930]

I love your videos. But this one is quite long. I prefer to watch videos only take a few minutes to watch. It's easier to learn something new bit by bit. Hopefully, this comment doesn't upset you. I appreciate your effort in making these learning materials.

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[@ambedkarkorapati3870]

Sorry,In the comment I made in this comments section 7 hours ago,the correct sentence should have been....... Learners are prone to making a mistake like....... but not Learners are prone to make mistake like........Thank you all for putting up with me.

[@ambedkarkorapati3870]

Good morning Gentle people.Could you please clarify whether this sentence is correct or not. I wish the American English did not deviate from the British English. Is the definite article "the" is necessary before American English and British English.If necessary,why is it necessary?If not,Why is it not necessary? Explanation with grammar rule please.

[@mrmememe777]

With American English and British English the article "the" is not used.

[@ambedkarkorapati3870]

@@mrmememe777 Thank you very much Kevin and Liza

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

They're in a relationship & they're going out are the same?😂😂😂😂lol . If I say that expression then it will mean they're in a relationship OMG

[@8915432]

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