Interesting English expressions to express ‘Being Lucky’ - Free English lessons

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Thanks a lot for your mind touching videos. I have a request to make for you. Can you please upload a video on how to use the word 'APPARENTLY'.

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I am so lucky then I am watching you program.

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Mam I wanted to ask that when nd why should we use is/are/am + past participle. ...for ex... he is encouraged... she is gone etc... it would be very helpful if u share a video on this topic

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You are really nice. may i know the usage of Last but not least. if you have any video available plz send me link to see

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hello madam if I tell you thanks I thing just thanks is not enough for your video's but I don't have to tell you any other word's so I will tell for this video thank you so so so so so so much .... god help you always

[@successsuccess1902]

Madam Can you please tell difference between then and than and when to use it.? thanks. Madam.

[@oliverelias1356]

The diference between then and than. Then is use for an action in the sentence who will happen or we can speak of it in the present, and than it is like a comparation between 2 things. Example of each word. Then. Then, will you go to the teather? Then, will we meet tomorrow ? Then, we use an expresion Than. My brother is better THAN me. U.S.A is better THAN others countries in Rio 2016 Novel's James Jhonson is better THAN novel's Alice Couper. Do you understand? than it is a comparation between two things, words, people etc etc. :) nice day n.n

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Yeah thank you very much,One day this channel will have more subscribers than any other channel.If you tell me to subscribe this channel then only I will subscribe.. Now I guess you came to know that you've understood it..

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By the way do you know about understand and understood. Check out my above comment about understood sentence it is correct ?

[@roscianyt]

Then/than: The adverb "then" conveys time, while the conjunction "than" is used for comparison. Examples: We left the party and then went home. We would rather go home than stay at the party. It’s better is have a ugly car than no car at all.

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I came to know @ Mark Rios,Thanks for the help.I just get confused about understand and understood.Check out my above comment about it and explain me about it if possible.

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can u make a video on modal verbs with be word

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i mean with the word be for ex -could be

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that was a stroke of luck that i had clicked on your videos and subscribe it :-)

i feel like i have all the words in my mind but when i try to speak, everything goes wrong..i would like to improve my English.

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I have the same problem, but I'm doing the effort to improve it.

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You can check out my videos. They are somewhat advanced, but I believe you can still benefit from them.

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can u make a video uses of being

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We already have a video on that topic - here's the link for you - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZnTq2dnrJqMjaM

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I love the videos, but the letras are very small...

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+Azis Nader shame on you. Respect is always welcome.

[@Ifzirzurz]

+Azis Nader I don't know what your problem is brother, neither do I know what difficulties you have gone through in your life but this certainly isn't the place to remove your frustration and anger by insulting someone for no reason. That's naive

[@roscianyt]

You've miss used the word "naive."

[@Ifzirzurz]

+Mark Rios I don't need English lessons from you, pal

[@roscianyt]

Apparently, you do. But I am sorry that you don't understand simple words such as naive. It's always funny that the ones who claim you know it all are the ones who know nothing. You are the phenomenal one right? By the way, you may be many things, but my "pal" never. All my pals understand the meaning of "naive". Here let me help you, naive means having or showing a lack of experience or knowledge, innocent or simple. Innocent or simple? Hey, that fits you. I guess you're naive.

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did you say 'miss me, bye' ?

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I've some friends who are brits.Whenever I say gas station.They're like "A gas station.?!!"

[@roscianyt]

Yeah, the difference between the King's English and American English. So many words are different that mean the same thing. I think they say "petrol" so maybe they call it a "petrol station?" A funny one is they call a vacuum cleaner a hoover.

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They call a trunk a boot.Lol

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Americans call a lift and elevator! That's a funny one. lol

[@roscianyt]

+Dan Methven Good point, the opposite has to be true too.

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Umberella-> umbrella (just one e)

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she don't know the spelling of "umbrella".

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Wow you beautiful, Come I show you the true definition of *Lucky* lol ;)

[@roscianyt]

Well, your first sentence has a grammar error. It seems that you did not have a car accident. You did not hit anything. So how can you have a "near miss"? You mean you had a "near hit." You almost hit something, but you didn't hit it. It was a near hit. "Near hit" is the correct phrase. And I never heard of "jammy bastard" as you state it's slang so why teach it?

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[@IdiomsExplained]

You mean 'cute'?