🔵 Sow vs Reap vs Harvest Meaning - Sow Definition - Reap Examples - The Difference - British English

[@monky5aurio]

Thanks for taking the time to make and, of course, share these videos.

[@youby88]

Before you sow any type of seed, find out the best season for that in order to get a good harvest. If you sow well,you will enjoy your reap

[@nguyenminhtam5634]

thank you so much. You helped me alot

[@azzieg4002]

thank you very much

[@valdepe]

Great lesson, alex, thank you.

[@sapphirenyalatkuoth7530]

Amazing

[@yangqin2970]

Excellent video! "What goes around, comes around"...You reap what you sow..?

[@dachaouss638]

Thank you for this wonderful explanation I still have some difficulty about rich, wealthy, well off, affluent and poor, indigent, hard up, If you could make a video about these words ;)

[@ELNABYL]

At 4:02 you say : "sow, sowed, sowed" while earlier in your video you said " what you have sowen".did I hear what you didn't say? Or am I rambling as I often do?

[@borkasiamese4617]

Hi Alex! Very educational clip! Thank you! -Borka

[@SaadAltuilaai]

What about crop and yield?

[@begonaableful]

The words that this video contains are going to be very useful for the nearly future, aren´t they?Thanks in deed Alex... It´s curious! in Spain we say " You´ll HARVEST what you have sowed "(= Cosecharás lo que hayas sembrado ) but in England you used " You REAP what you sow "...

[@frommeiloveyou]

Hi dear teacher, can we use ' might' as permission ? If so ,give example please . Thank you

[@rrasgar]

You reap what you sow ( existing in many cultures and languages ,as far as I know)

[@rossellaromano8616]

Can we say 'to harvest' is 'to collect' or to 'pick up' produce from the field?

[@skurinski]

what is a sithe and sickel?

[@rrasgar]

As we sow, so shall we reap. As they sow, so let them reap.

[@josegonzalez-xx3mo]

If my goal is be successful in english I must study hard and then I will reap good results.

[@guntersambale217]

"Grim Reaper" in German "Sensenmann" "scytheman"=literally...

[@Barbarossa-heir]

Thank you so much

[@iswearenglish]

No problem