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[@jhonygalan8399]

You say thank you for watching and I say thank you for teaching us.

[@PoriR]

Learning English with you is a wonderful journey! Thank you so much Kevin and Liza 💌 🙏 🤗 🌹🌹

[@ychia76]

I like your videos even after living in the states for 20 plus years I am still learning new phrases and vocabularies. I use “boonie land” and “suburb” in Washington state.

[@mdrafiqulbari8674]

Hi Kevin and Liza, It’s fantastic to watch your thoughtful videos. Both of you look natural, spontaneous and lively in the presentation. You have vibrant voices, clear pronunciation, smart facial expressions and body languages. Keep it up!

[@gladysgriffin7347]

Kevin, thanks for your educational lessons. What smart way to learn English.

[@Carecovski1]

I wish I could give more than a million likes...

[@emiliopalma1721]

Lisa, Kevin you make me fell More confortable , sure speaking english with your videos AND sure a lot of people too

[@abeehazehra8526]

Your way of teaching is interesting. I regularly watch your videos.

[@jahairanunez4940]

Very pronunciation excellent vocabulary

[@ambedkarkorapati3870]

Thank you both.These are completely new words for me.Your way of teaching helps strengthen the confidence of learners.Good job.

[@georgee6856]

Thanks a lot, beautiful class.

[@joelmasamba6762]

Oh my gosh!!! When i went to America, i lived in the country

[@brotherkindprince4018]

Felicitation teachers

[@juliajan4307]

Yayyy in the boonies !learning new words everyday,ty sm 🙏beautiful teachers .

[@motivationtokickoffyourday123]

You are making life easier on me

[@MarcoAntonio-bc5fw]

Thank you I learned something new in this lesson 👍😃

[@silviacapetillo4059]

Your lessons are fantastic!

[@flowerwhite5284]

You are both creative

[@vuslatoztopcu7108]

Hi Kevin! Hi Lisa!This is another fabulous video of yours. Your method of teaching English is fantastic. I don't want to miss any of your videos. Thank you so much.🌹

[@Toma-l1v]

Nice! I enjoy your lessons!

[@jacksonamaral329]

good. i enjoy idioms.

[@agneskonradt1464]

Thank you i like this video!

[@polinachervova818]

oh, i feel adore about this topic! that expressions good and easy to remember! thanks)

[@kiranbrar1904]

Thank you for lesson

[@raykhan4934]

Very good 👍

[@minativishwakarma3985]

Nice lesson!!👍

[@nadiasavhuk37]

Thanks!

[@mrmememe777]

Thank you for supporting our channel. We really appreciate it.

[@monarou3084]

Living in the country shouldn't be a dream. It should be compulsory to keep areas of gardens in each town for those who like to plant!To have little farms not far from them! Or ...to build town in the boonniss without invading them ! 220128R

[@juniortoussaint7887]

Very useful guys!!!

[@bobosofyan5801]

Thanks

[@ciymilciymil]

Thank all you

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

plzz just a video about he,she,it Don't (not doesnt) non-grammar! how it comes if there's no double negative in English then whats this one 'I Dont know Nobody' plss a lesson about it or just explanation

[@madinabokushova2117]

I live in the city. My grandparents live out in the boonies)))

[@georginaghazal2874]

Thanks so much for this information. Would you please teach us the difference between Suburb, county, district and rural areas. Thanks in advance

[@ychia76]

I live in the suburb so basically 30 miles from a major city center. County is a term used in more of a government jurisdiction. I live in Washington state and my suburb is located in Snohomish county. Districts are division within a county. Within Snohomish county there are 5 districts in regards to voting for councils. The term would be district councils. And if you want to talk about schools then the term is school districts. There are 9 school districts in Snohomish county. Rural areas are farmlands, small towns, not developed like a city and usually population is lower than the city.

[@ychia76]

@@fredylopez2477 People also may mix up Washington state vs Washington D.C the Capitol. Washington state is part of the Pacific Northwest region. Where did you live in the states? In Washington state we also have unincorporated area which I find interesting. And I live in an unincorporated area which is controlled by the county even though we are a part of the suburban city by zip code, sort of caught in between being smaller in population but not large enough to have our own councils. As the population increases, I hope we can petition again to get incorporated. I actually learned a lot of this channel. Have a great day 😊😊😊

[@miltonfermianodasilva8760]

Is it usual the word backwoods today?

[@mohamedanbi5013]

What about the countryside? It is very common?

[@veenanarwani761]

👍🙏🏼

[@roger26714]

Great lesson. I have a question. How can you say that someone doesn't live in the capital , but lives in a town in some part of a state. Could also you say that this person lives in the country or in the country side? If you can't say that, how could you say it in English? Thank you!

[@Jdjdjdidi221]

Do you pronounced bring them up as brin them up or bring em up? I’m learning pronunciation and just curious.

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

so as I understand the prep. 'in' =from, so it comes I live out in the country is I live far from the country

[@shaileshrajputchauhan1837]

Canada country .

[@ikramartist8547]

ثانكس

[@mrmememe777]

You are welcome :)

[@mohamedelharranga8396]

Hi Liza Hi Kevin! I love your videos. But my english is so so. Then when it's Time to repeat, is it possible to put on the screen the sentence to repeat ? My memorie is no good. Thanks to read me

[@leandro8266]

countryside is the same as country?

[@kmarbenyahya1425]

I prefer to live in the boonies with my famly and my dogs one day

[@MasambaKalaba-xo4oi]

Oh my goodness, that guy was gonna rape my girlfriend,i turned him in to the police station but i heard that he's living in the country I'm gonna really get...