Here's your cue: stop using queue and cue incorrectly (English writing and grammar with Alisha)

[@PromisingPod]

There are so many things to learn about grammar. You should have lots of potential content to create. I do like that you focus on the noun/verb/adjective/etc. version of words, because for writers and communicators it's definitely good to know the different parts of speeches that words have.

[@hansrosa447]

Thank you so much for bringing these videos! Wonderful way of learning. 🙂

[@estebankrumrick1365]

Many thanks for the video! I have watched your videos from English101, but this is the first time that I watch one on your personal channel! I love the way do you have to explain the language. I'll be subscribed and watching for new videos here forever. Thanks Alisha.

[@EnglishWritingTips]

Awesome, thanks for watching the videos I make here! Really appreciate the kind words.

[@estebankrumrick1365]

@@EnglishWritingTips, I noticed that the videos in the other channel are old.. They are re loading them all the time. I sure that this is the real one! 😜 Thanks for your feedback! It's nice to find you.

[@DanielGreatVibes]

The word "quando" also is used in Brazilian idiom (Portuguese) but with different way. I think that it's the unique language of the romance languages from latin and others origns that use exact writing "quando"; However "quando" doesn't have the same use for teather, musicial productions... for signal; The word like cue for this purpose in Brazilian Portuguese means "deixa", "dar uma deixa" "fazer uma deixa" (in last two like expressions) or also "fazer um sinal"... and "quando" in Brazil is the "when" in English. Maybe the comment is confusing but anyway.

[@jessicashih6235]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

[@mikeevans9897]

that was a good video

[@cellnahwl6711]

Queue still means tail in french

[@cprsjcsp]

pretty handsome 3:00 hi Alisha in this video did help so much very useful you telling with proprity. I readed about your drive licence you could show in the other video about this experience because is a interesting theme how is driving in the right sterring wheel in the car and about the history envolved 50 countries around the world a quarter of world drives in this side we would like you telling it with some word or expression curios with your experience greeting

[@datstovey]

Can you queue a line of coke?😅