UOE Part 3: CAE & CPE! - Negative adjs. - Quiz! 😅

[@13lsl]

Love our weekly lessons! Thanks a bunch

[@englishbits]

Thank YOU!! 😁

[@comoencasa1757]

Great lesson, Katia! My score was 24/30. Today, I have booked my CPE exam for February!!!!!

[@englishbits]

Thank you!! Good luck and study hard!! 💪

[@melinad7189]

Thanks dear Katia..It was so useful as always and I got 24 out of 30...thanks for being so caring and generous...❤🌷🙏👍

[@englishbits]

Thank you so much for your super kind comment, Melina! Have a nice week! 😁

[@batdude811]

Very useful explanation and game to practise them.

[@englishbits]

Thank you!! 😁

[@gerardodominguez5981]

Thanks a lot Katia. Your videos are mind-blowing.

[@englishbits]

Thank you for such a compliment!! 😁

[@cynthiaom9547]

Hi Katia. I got 24 out of 30 :D. Thank you very much.

[@englishbits]

Well done, Cynthia!! 👏👏

[@vanusasilverio5831]

Thank you so much. Big hug from Brazil .

[@englishbits]

Thank you!! 😁

[@MAJUNSTAIN]

GREAT GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!,

[@englishbits]

Thank you so much, Martin!! 😁🤓

[@ugecuma9509]

23 out of 30, it's not that bad. Thank you for all your videos and such interesting English bits

[@englishbits]

Thank you and well done!! 👏👏

[@ramr2416]

27 /30 . I like very much your quizes, but they are not easy. I appreciate your explanations, because it helps to understand better.

[@englishbits]

Way to go!! 🥳🥳

[@manuelgordillo520]

good job. 30 . sometimes we need to start from scratch ...brushing up the memory

[@englishbits]

Well done, Manuel! I totally agree cause we can easily forget.

[@josefamarques3001]

I got 20/30. Thank youuuuu, Very useful 👏👏👏

[@englishbits]

Well done!! 👏👏

[@tomagera5858]

15/30,thanks, very useful for exams!!!

[@englishbits]

Great job!! 👏👏

[@MrMeme579]

My score is 25 out of 30. Thank you very much.

[@englishbits]

Well done!! 👏👏

[@pussycatlover6522]

thanks ever so much for the time and lesson. interesting .

[@englishbits]

My pleasure! 🤓

[@guillermoborgognoni94]

Great video, as usual, Katia! My score: 23/30. So, a bit more than 75%. It's not bad. Thank you!

[@englishbits]

Thank you for your nice comment, Guillermo!! Well done!! 👏👏

[@maksy3505]

27 points. I'm quite satisfied ngl :)

[@englishbits]

Good job!! 🎉🎉

[@luizamariamagdalena8554]

Great video and lesson🙂👍

[@englishbits]

Thank you so much, Luiza!! 😄

[@rondoflicflac]

I got 25/30! Thank you for this lesson, Katia, as usual! By the way, I remember reading somewhere that 'uncomparable' is also possible. Something "uncomparable" is not able to be compared, while 'incomparable' is so much better than another thing that it's beyond comparison. What do you think?

[@englishbits]

I've asked my American friend and she has told me that she has never heard UNcomparable. But after googling it, it looks like it exists. My recommendation is to use INcomparable in the exam. 😅

[@rondoflicflac]

@@englishbits 😂 thank you!!

[@emanmahmoud9439]

You look elegant. You jumper is gorgeous

[@englishbits]

Thanks, Eman! 😃

[@soooooriiiii]

21 out of 30, not bad I think

[@englishbits]

Well done, Óscar!! 🎉🎉👏👏

[@franciscomontesinos8629]

24/30😀

[@englishbits]

👏👏

[@maralazzarini2699]

27/30

[@englishbits]

Nice going!! 🎉🎉👏👏

[@nasrinrastegar980]

25/30 not bad

[@englishbits]

Good job!! 👏👏

[@valeriavv8158]

Hi Katia, I have a doubt, what does the word "indentation" mean and in which context could I use it?

[@englishbits]

Hello Valeria! This word appears in the song "Dress" by Taylor Swift. It is used when sth is pushed back in location compared to sth else. The best example of indentation is at the start of every paragraph, how the new line starts slightly inwards. In the song, it is like an imprint or mark. I like this song! :)

[@valeriavv8158]

@@englishbits ohhhh ok thank you soo much

[@englishbits]

My pleasure!! 😁

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[@englishbits]

Thanks for another exception!! 👏👏

[@vorgosv2563]

Hello!

[@englishbits]

Hello Vorgos! Thanks for having come to the premiere!! 😁

[@vorgosv2563]

@@englishbits you are welcome!