Improve your vocabulary / Learn American English / conscientious / conscience/conscious/subconscious

[@GusRed-f9h]

Wonderful. Thanks🎉

[@israelmendoza9988]

Explican muy bien. Gracias 😊

[@cristhyancalderonarias1833]

Thanks 🙏👌👏👏

[@thetool96]

Great video!

[@Marg-p6c]

Very cool lesson!

[@Toma-l1v]

These were difficult words for me. Thank you for teaching us!

[@sevdaseid6897]

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[@mrbridgesidiomasemusicas]

Great job 😎👍

[@tarreemedia]

that sounds good I love it a lots.

[@ackjulia6949]

Absolutely fantastic and fabulous content👍👍👍 thank u from the bottom of my heart ❤

[@Dharmajit261]

Best teacher.🙏❤

[@eustaquiozambrano2974]

Thank you so much. Have a good weekend teacher 😊👍

[@martindanem4664]

A perfect explanation!! Thank you so much!!

[@kenyatraveltips]

This format is great. It make it easier to remember. When the pictures are big I find it easier to remember the words and the context.

[@terenceaustin7186]

Thank you for this. Who can do better than you? = career / carrier / courier

[@Barist235]

Adore the work you do!!! Hope you will be keep doing it. Thank a lot Kevin and Liza

[@dinadina7427]

It’s a cool lesson !!! I was confused with this words, but now I understand!!! ❤❤❤

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[@hggfgcgf7135]

Hello please make full picture of you when you are teach us because it's better to see

[@lollipopexepr0]

Thank you so much for your work! I've been asking myself after watching your last videos why don't you add IPA transcriptions? Wouldn't it be easier to learn that way?

[@Kounomura]

cool selfie

[@whatevervideosinRussian]

Hey! Marina has published a new video, and there is something you can make a video about. Rewind to 5:36, and you will see a mistake there that deserves your attention.

[@mehakpreetsinghjassar899]

So, what do we call the voice that tells you to do wrong things?

[@ambedkarkorapati3870]

Most non-natives tend to get confused to make out these near similar sounding words.Thank you Kevin for the useful vocabulary with correct pronunciation and examples.But I have a small doubt.While explaining about"self-conscious" Kevin has used the word "think" in progressive tense like.....she is thinking, they are thinking.In what situations can "think" be used in progressive tense? Would you mind clarifying it please?

[@marcksuarez]

As a native Spanish speaker, I did realize. If you are always thinking of something, that means one's been bothered by something or somebody, which is constantly doing a bad activity. In the phrase "always" is present, this is an adverb plus present continuous. I mean something or somebody happens constantly, which is not good, like, annoying for one who is conscious about. Lo explico mejor en español jejeje

[@mrmememe777]

You can say, "Give me a second. I'm thinking." Using the progressive form emphasizes that it's happening in the moment.

[@ambedkarkorapati3870]

@@mrmememe777 Thank you very much Kevin for clarifying my doubt in spite of your busy schedule

[@AlextheBrazilian]

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