Incredibly Useful Phrases to Describe Personality

[@InteractiveEng]

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[@ToumiDouaa-d4j]

You know what teacher? in the past, i used to believe that these expressions and phrases that Americans use in their daily life are not really that important and i don't have to learn them. But after i had started watching your videos and using those phrases in my daily life i started to see the difference, i realized that i'm getting more fluent and accurate. So I figured that I would have missed a lot if i had kept thinking that way. So teacher Wes i thank you from the deepest bottom of my heart for all the efforts you're putting and for every single drop of sweat you break when making such good quality videos ❤

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[@nawafalharby5014]

If my memory doesn’t fail me I might’ve never commented on ur channel but this one shall say it thx millions of times for ur videos wallah the best channel on KZbin I wish I had known u before wallah ur helping a lot I’m learning something new every time I click on ur videos I wish nothing but happiness among u, ur wife, the people u love or loves u ❤️🫡

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[@ArtemHahauz-nm7bk]

At the beginning of my English journey, I was a real stickler for the rules. I didn't want to slip anything, thinking there's only a single CORRECT way to express something. As I started immersing myself into the fascinating world of the language, a simple yet impactful true struck my mind: you can say whatever you want, and only care about the message getting across. This mindset walks me through the different plateaus to this day. Thanks to this approach, I think I'm on the level that I could only dream of in the early stages. I'm not just trudging to the other lighted end of the tunnel: I'm skipping to it, all the way, enjoying and engaging with the language on a more comprehensive way. Greetings from Ukraine. Thank you, Wes, and keep up the fabulous work you've been doing so far!

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[@Aerosmith77]

WoW! I could not have said these better!

[@azaelcastro1765]

You are incredible! I'm going out of my way to comment because you deserve the recognition. Thank you!

[@InteractiveEng]

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[@lollylolly4821]

Hello From France! I always learn a lot from your videos, thank you for that, Wes!👍

[@InteractiveEng]

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[@abadalrhmazkoo922]

I have learned a lot of this lesson because some of the mentioned phrases are new to me. Hoping that I could use them effectively. Teacher Wes, thank you so much indeed 😊!

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[@Anna-mc3ll]

Dear Wes, thank you so much for sharing this list of really useful expressions! I appreciate your help and effort! Kind regards, Anna

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[@Anna-mc3ll]

@@InteractiveEng Dear Wes, are the following sentences correct? “The area surrounding the ancient castle exudes an air of mysterious, yet, at times, ominous calmness.” “The sixteenth century palace turned out to be a genuine masterpiece of architecture / an authentic architectural masterpiece that exuded an air of bizarre extravagance.” Could you please explain the difference between the words “freak”, “nut”, “lunatic fringe”, “fanatic”, and “fiend”? For instance, if I’m not wrong, it is possible to say that someone is a “health / sports nut” as well as a “health fiend”. Is this right? Would it make sense to say that someone is a “health fanatic” or a “health freak”? On the other hand, it seems odd to say that someone is a “health lunatic fringe” or a “grammar fanatic”. Or do these two combinations actually sound natural to a native English speaker? I would greatly appreciate your comment! Thank you once again for this wonderful lesson, Wes! Kind regards, Anna

[@berenyiandre2040]

Dear Wes, I'm discovering your video. Your lessons are really live, practical and fascinating. Have a great day. Warm regards. Andre BERENYI

[@bunnaim705]

Hi Wes you’re incredible. You go out of your way to teach people around the world . Thank you so much.

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[@ligiasommers]

Very useful lesson , thank you 🙏🏻🎉✨🙏🏻

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[@áúéúóá]

so, I have recently learned that If you have a good head on your shoulders you have never talked out of both side of your mouth.... Amazing job to teach us !

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[@abbydown]

amazing lesson

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[@salmabenmannsour2505]

Always enhance our vocabulary ❤

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[@felaperez6480]

As always we have something new to learn from your sessions...

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[@yvonnegouverneur5131]

Very informative lesson, thank you very much !😊

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[@IgorWigram-c8q]

Thank you

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[@laurapaez2764]

thank you!!!

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[@arashshakiba6203]

Awesome, thank you❤🙏🌹

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[@haartmannlepak5817]

Great lesson and useful phrases. Here I am, going out of my way to thank you 😅

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[@MHamza-b3z]

Hi Teach Wess Today I was watching your video about love and i was laughing a lot at you it was whole amazing lesson it would be nice if you make another lesson

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[@thomaswalker8790]

Great choice 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

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[@worldrespectful123]

Thanks❤

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[@worldrespectful123]

@InteractiveEng thanks to u once again!!!

[@Dawitalemayehu-Resilient]

There are many STIKLER students in my class.😊

[@Aerosmith77]

Thank you for the video - it was quite interesting, my attention was grabbed immediately by the short cut-out of Fast and Furious. I think I saw this movie once in English. Have a great weekend!

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[@Aerosmith77]

@@InteractiveEng certainly! thanks

[@Asell-q5i]

Thank you🤍

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[@joannacollins291]

Good morning ☀️from St. Kitts🇰🇳

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[@Dawitalemayehu-Resilient]

5:52 funny phrase😂 To talk out of both sides of your mouth.😊

[@Dawitalemayehu-Resilient]

Imagine having a good head on your TWO shoulders literally 😅

[@zsb707]

Going out of your way is a good thing whereas talking out of both sides of your mouth is something you should avoid. Wes exudes an air of professionalism.

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[@Dawitalemayehu-Resilient]

My teacher said, "You wrote graffito instead of graffiti." 😠 he is such a stickler for the rules.

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[@РозалияМударисова]

You're such a cute family , especially your adorable daughter . I used to watch and enjoy your wife's videos , I'm just wonderihg , when I'll be able to see her in your streams .

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Thanks so much for your comment. I'm not sure, but she may return next year. 😊

[@hastyar_omer]

❤

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[@Dawitalemayehu-Resilient]

I used to be a NEAT FREAK.😊

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[@igorforreal]

Where do thoughts come from? That's a very serious question. Your daughter seems to be wise

[@InteractiveEng]

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[@yorlingrivera2562]

I know someone that is a neat freak!!

[@InteractiveEng]

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[@mariabulatova1208]

In my family I am a stickler for the rules and my husband always cuts corners 😂

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[@CoronaVirus-uy1cw]

Good job

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