LEARN PHRASAL VERBS IN ENGLISH / PUT IT OFF / INTERMEDIATE: POSTPONE / ADVANCED: PROCRASTINATE

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[@MasambaKalaba-xo4oi]

Oh my goodness!!! You're our English God keep up the good work i have been learning more from you,i put off writing these letters when My boss asked me i couldn't speak 😂

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Please, make a video on must, have to and supposed to! Thanks for the content! Love your channel!

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Could you prepare a comprehensive lesson on model verbs of could, should and would coupled with their different uses of them

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Sir please also explain phrasal verb meaning so that easily apply

[@MasambaKalaba-xo4oi]

We're talking about« phrasal verb» verb+preposition for exemple : come is a verb, out is a preposition where you put em together they become phrasal verb

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[@FatimazahraKirad]

Hello kevin and Liza, please could you explain the modal verbs “could have, should have and would have”?

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Thank you Kevin for your invaluable videos, please save me from implication, ramification, repercussion, and corollary.😅

[@darakh3068]

Can we say put off payment teacher?

[@ОлегБогданов-я2г]

Hi,Kevin.Could you consider words:deferring and adjorn?

[@kapitan1277]

What about "put back"? For example "The meeting has been put back to next Thursday." Is it the same like "postpone"?

[@mofal7300]

Hi teachr ,what is the deffrent between ( Condon and Condam ) thank you

[@elijahpositive2995]

Can I say:"put off ON another day"?

[@bulakochebo7636]

how about pend?

[@otteronline6495]

Hello, Kevin! I'm nut sure which preposition is correct: postpone sth until next month or ... to next month ?

[@sgrd1628]

i struggle with pronouncing r when it followed by flap t right after it (like in words porter, order , quarter). It becomes a sound similar to th instead of d. Could you, please, make a video on how to pronounce them properly?

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Hello , sir , ' Run an errand Run some errands run a few errands, Its wrong or right?

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