Improve your vocabulary / Learn American English / pain / hurt / ache / sore / Intermediate English

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Thank you Kevin for the wonderful lesson.

[@germandosilva9850]

Great vocabulary . It's great to know different ways to express about pain.👍

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What an excellent explanation. Thank you Kevin.

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[@yuliaqueen5332]

this is what I'm looking for, thank you for the explanation teacher 👍🏻

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A pain in the ..... Hahahaha, wonderful teaching!

[@inmysoul902]

Thank you for the useful lesson! Now I know the difference between all these words

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Thanks for teaching🤗❤

[@valeriygoloborodko1469]

Thank you

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The best!

[@rafaelpenate4830]

Thanks Kevin. This is outstanding explanation for terms discribing pain. Blesings, teacher!

[@ace_953]

Painful lesson 😮😅

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Glad you enjoy it!

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Thanh you! Very helpful!

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i love this video

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Brilliant teacher could u make a lesson for grammar and verbs in perfect ans past continuous….. thank u

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Thank you so much my beloved teacher for this useful video

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Thank you for the informative lesson!

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Thanks, your videos really help me to improve my English.

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Great lesson. Thanks so much.

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Get sometimes is an adjective

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thank you for your very professional and useful work. such tips and details are not available in ordinary textbooks

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At the same area words are quite useful.

[@lilloaronica989]

Thanks kevin. Very interesting lesson! Please,could you speak more slowly?

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Excellent video! I'm going to watch it again. 😊

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Kevin, you are really great at explaining difficult things! I like your voice too 🙂✨🔥 Thank you, I've learned a lot from the videos. Have a nice day!

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Thank you for these accurate explainations. Have you ever made a vidéo lesson about can : is this modal used to express an ability or is it possible to use it to express a permission?⁶

[@kapitan1277]

Could you explain words "rise, raise, increase" to us in the same way?

[@olgaovchinnikova7096]

Hi Kevin! Thank you so much for the lesson! I have a question about ache: Can I use it with any part of the body as a noun? For example, "an ankle ache" or "a finger ache"?

[@khareldn]

I was hoping that you would discuss about types of pains like excruciating pain and so on.

[@mcampero02]

Thanks so much for this lesson. I've always wanted to understand these differences. One doubt still remains: what's the difference between "my shoulder hurts" x "my shoulder aches". Or can I use them interchangeably?

[@user-ly3jx1kk7g]

Kevin what's the difference between aches and hurts his leg aches and his leg hurts?

[@avroraaspasia7214]

I am sooooo much thankful to you! (BTW is it correct to say so in English? )

[@anandaupasiri]

Instead of saying my shoulder hurts, can I say my shoulder is hurting? Is there a hard and fast rule that the Present Tense has to be used all the time when you say my feet hurt, my head hurts, and so on?

[@maxmuudmuxamad5943]

Hi mr, Kevin. Your videos so good, but the problem is, a lot of people don't even understand what you're talking about because no subtitles, please do something better. Thank you ever so much.

[@RachelWang-ub6gc]

when I said " I had a pain", they do not understand. I think I said 'pen'.

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I need help

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Thank you.

[@westmister]

"a pain in the neck" doesn't mean as it is, it mean nothing with the pain in the neck. that is the problem of english language - idioms, non logic statements.

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YOUR LESSONS ARE VERY USEFUL...VERY GOOD TO LEARN....PLESE HAVE MORE SIMILAR LESSONS HELP US TO IMPROVE TO LEARN ENGLISH.THANK YOU.

[@maxmuudmuxamad5943]

Hi mr, Kevin. Your videos so good, but the problem is, a lot of people don't even understand what you're talking about because no subtitles, please do something better. Thank you ever so much.