English Words With The Same Spelling But Different Meanings and Pronunciations

[@Unknownwarrior2377]

Absolutely instructive.

[@dangmeirita1352]

Thank you dear Chris.

[@RamasamyArumugam1927]

Thank you for the very useful lesson

[@salamasumarni8617]

Thank for sharing

[@trmanojvardhan4221]

Sir, thank you so much...

[@pkkpkk7435]

Great

[@jayrosshlegaspi4168]

Great video Chris. I am glad to tell you that I've improve my British Accent by watching your videos💗.

[@SpeakEnglishWithChris]

Great job!

[@swatishinde6868]

@@SpeakEnglishWithChris hey chris... You are such a sweet person. 😊

[@valarmorghulis8562]

@@swatishinde6868 Stop flirtin' with him!

[@swatishinde6868]

@@valarmorghulis8562 haha😂 dude first of all this is not flirting , this is praising. I don't flirt with anyone because I don't know how to. And even if i do flirt with him what is your problem?😅

[@valarmorghulis8562]

@@swatishinde6868 I don't like girls flirting with some other dude, when I'm around, is the problem. Have you got a solution?

[@ishikasingh6755]

Your videos are very beneficial for me. Your teaching method is very pretty and it helped me to gain a good knowledge of English language. Thank you so much Sir..

[@sanatkrishnan]

Super video

[@madanmohan27]

Absolutely fantastic video. Learnt a lot from it. Thanks. So Stress in a noun word will always be on the first syllable. It changes when it comes to pronounce a verb.

[@SpeakEnglishWithChris]

In these types of noun/verb pairs, yes

[@SuperHaflong]

It was very informative and interesting to know the difference in pronunciation when someone uses the words either as a verb or noun.

[@Farhaan_Enigmatic]

Thank you very much, indeed very helpful 👍🏻

[@jejemarzo3368]

Really, I was fight a problem with some of this wordes; thank you.

[@fatimamujahid6455]

Thanx for teaching us💖

[@deepikagautam3557]

thank you ....

[@riddlewrecked6154]

keep making videos plss, every teachers surely have different voices and some teachers do not have a good voice, but your voice is one of my favorite. because sometimes student imitate teacher's voice when they learn a language

[@minatakamatsu6344]

今まで色んな英語のKZbinをみてきましたがこの方とだいじろーさんが、1番わかりやすいです。 いつかコラボしてくれないかなぁ･･･🤔

[@rollolothbrok3820]

Can you make a video on some similarities and differences between British and the Indian accent?so that we can know which part of our accent we can keep up with and which parts are the ones we need to work on.Please!

[@taspiajerin6668]

Meaningful video❤️

[@akshatjain2087]

hey i just watched ur indian accent video it really helped me thankyou. can you please tell any website name from where i can learn slangs from

[@charanandgurnorkourshow927]

First view from India make a video full British accent

[@regivarghese702]

Hi Chris, you could've provided "homonyms" on the Title. Would've been informative

[@Classroom404]

Great lesson dear. Love from Barasat, West Bengal.

[@salamasumarni8617]

Hi good morning. I would like to ask you about pronunciation. How do we pronunce " mango "?

[@rovaidabibi4594]

I want to say something,that please I have a request that you should pronunc different British English stories and prose and poetry chapters in videos so we can correct our accent. Specially Pakistani school sallybus and college and university English course books. Thank you

[@parveshsharma3222]

Please start long listening practice videos

[@ONLINEMATAJI]

For teachers

[@Todsor]

These are not intonation or accents. They are just short/long vowels. English also has them, for example: present, object, content etc. But unlike some european languages, english speakers don't write long vowels. Present would be "preesent" and "preseent" - two different words.

[@jimyori24]

Sir i would like to learn mathematical terms pronounce

[@JavedIqbal-tt6gp]

Link is not open

[@hariharanpillai9379]

Can you teach how to spell a word

[@alishaukat9174]

Too much of aspirated h when you speak but I know that's with the stress and that's for us to get the word.

[@prajyot11111]

Keep making video’s the same