English Quiz - The English Like A Native Podcast

Test your verb knowledge with this English quiz, taken from a recent episode of The English Like A Native Podcast. To listen to the full podcast episode go to: www.buzzsprout.com/2038858/11...
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[@ajaypalsingh4030]

Thanks so much for all your lovely and knowledgeable videos. I pray to God to bestow all wellbeing and prosperity to you and your Family

[@laythalmomani5061]

I really enjoyed this type of broadcast and succeeded filling all blanks . Thanks Anna

[@gabriellagirardi4741]

Thank you very much for this helpful quiz . I wish you a Happy New Year🌲❤🎄

[@aliciaperezdiaz880]

I would like to thank Anna for all her work with her community of English learners, her help, the way she makes us to assimilate the essence of her language is constant gratitude. Thanks Anna and best wishes for 2023!!🎉❤️🇬🇧

[@eustaquiozambrano2974]

Thank you so much. Happy New year Anna 👍

[@hadihassanattari1595]

Hi miss , Yes ,it was an interactive session of English lesson .I do participate along with you and try to fill the gap.apart from one I got the rest of them right which gave me a sense of accomplishment .

[@GreenGo731]

You are my favorite English voice on KZbin

[@vivianayacar3041]

Anna your podcasts are great!!! Thank you!

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Thank you so much 🥰

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THANKS! ❤

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Lots of best wishes and a very happy new year 🙏🌹❤.

[@fatima4l]

thank you so much ,that quiz is very uesful for me👏🏼💗

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Thanks 🙏

[@radnascimento]

I really appreciate this kind of podcast. Thanks for your great work.

[@jalilhamediniya7111]

You are so cute and smart my lady! Thank you so much. You teach us very well.

[@user-lx4ox9yx2i]

I really enjoyed it. Different type and word for word explanation. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! I appreciate that. Thumbs up! Cheers!

[@Gorgeous_springtime]

It was so good👌

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[@Mr.MENGAL]

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😁 hi teacher thanks

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Merry Christmas have a great time

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Thanks, you too!

[@fabrice9252]

Thank you so much Anna! Instead of 'take' I simply replied 'have a trip/walk/stroll etc.' Is that correct? ... I said 'get up' instead of 'wake up' which was another possible answer. Bisous 😘🌹💕

[@shafeeksaifshafeeksaif683]

Rhythm is superb 😂

[@samysoliman5799]

I love the beeb beeb😂

[@MrHABIB]

Nice..

[@Jenuthi_vihara]

Happy christmas ...I love this kind of podcast...can we say capture photoes instead of take photoes?Thank you Anna..

[@maymustafa1674]

If there is a football match between two famous teams in the future , what is the correct tense to use ? Is it the present simple tense or the present continuous tense ?

[@muratsaygn2595]

And remember that "the" is used before all the musical instruments. Therefore, one has to say I play THE piano / THE violin / THE guitar in order for it to be grammatically correct!

[@lindenbeck]

I would use get up instead of wake up

[@Khatoon170]

How are you doing mrs Anna merry Christmas happy new year iam new subscriber Arabic lady citizen subscriber to several British and American KZbin channels since Christmas 2019 actually i studied English both language and literature till second year and left college it’s will of god not mine but thank god the considered my self as university student iam subscriber to two educational channel one American channel learn English with this guy about daily life words new vocabularies and another British channel mr Alex every day have three or four idioms plus one poem analysis. Actually I still remember which I studied at college phonetic and grammar essays and prose poetry drama but as none native speaker we must do more efforts to be fluent. Ihope we became intimate friends from now on my name is Turkish origin means Nobel lady as princess your name is Hebrew grace or beautiful latin form of Greek best wishes for you your family friends. Thank you for your wonderful educational channel iwish for your channel more success and progress.

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See you soon 😀👋

[@54zelholly]

Nice idea! Sorry but Podcast 2 is missing?

[@marysharaf5595]

Take

[@johndaad3316]

What mean DIY....????

[@diomedestamayo3985]

Merry Christmas Anna, thank you my best teacher

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Do It Yourself. It refers to work around the house that you may normally ask a tradesman to do, like fixing things, painting, decorating etc.

[@johndaad3316]

@@EnglishLikeANative Thanks and tooooooooo much respect and love for you my teacher...

[@jalilhamediniya7111]

Why your language became an international language. I like English so much especially with British accent. but I want to know how your predecessors could do that?!

[@fabrice9252]

Hi Jalil! There are probably many reasons for that. The first would probably be due to History and to the power of the British colonial empire that once 'ruled the world'. That was obviously made possible by its long maritime domination.The British colonists were particularly successful in establishing themselves (and therefore their language) in the new world (North America) despite competition from Spain and France in particular. The colonial administration on the spot went so far as to take their independence from the British crown in 1776 to become the United States. Similarly, Australia and New Zealand have their origins in the expansion and colonialism of the British crown. Then, in addition to being worldwide spread, there are probably more linguistic reasons properly speaking with a language that I would describe as 'easy' including the relative simplicity of its grammar with regard to many others still that this is still quite subjective... To this should be added evolutionary reasons, English itself having been built from the assimilation of many other languages (those of the historical many invaders of Great Britain) and many foreign contributions that English, living and evolutionary language par excellence, integrates rather well. In a more contemporary perspective, the major influence and success of both the British but espacially American culture also played a great role in establishing English as the international language (music, cinema etc.) I hope that answers your question. Greetings:-)

[@marysharaf5595]

Wake up