AVOID Repeating These Verbs in Speaking and Writing - Use 20 BETTER Alternatives

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[@LearnEnglishwithHarry]

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I already knew these verbs!They are so importants to conversation!

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[@LearnEnglishwithHarry]

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll see what I can do

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You are most welcome

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15:48 Hm... "I regret that I am not able" would be present situation, while "I regret not calling you" refers to past?

[@imagine10x85]

Very nice.

[@LearnEnglishwithHarry]

I regret that I am not able is more about a future event. I regret not calling is about something that has already happened

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Glad you like them! Many thanks

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Many thanks for your feedback

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You’re very welcome, Renata

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Thank you Sir for your marvelous explanation . Please also give us ways to practise to be our own these usages.

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Harry, thank you for the amazing, SUPER useful lesson!!!!!🙏🏻👏🏻🔥 Now I know what to say instead of the word "said"😅

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Excellent 👍

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Sir, thank you.. would you share with us active and passive voice

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So nice

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Pl.explain in details about characterize,embody,entail and disabuse

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Very helpful

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Thanks

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Welcome

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Many thanks Ceitas 🙏

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@@LearnEnglishwithHarry Sir you said.....many thanks. .is thank a countable noun mr Harry?

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Thanks, Asal 🙏

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Perfect

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I really enjoyed the explanation and the examples.Thank you sir! Pls i want to get one of your videos ie better ways to say how are you

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Thanks for watching. I’ll see what I can do

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Any time

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Thank you Zubair!

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@@LearnEnglishwithHarry thank you very much sir 20 verbs were extremely admirable.

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Wonderful 👏

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I have some lessons on presentations, small talk and online meetings. Please check it out. Thanks for the suggestion

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[@marek.lukasz]

07:12 : "I denied that I took the last biscuit". Shouldn't it be: I denied I HAD TAKEN the last biscuit?

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[@mariamarti5895]

Teacher Harry, I do not understand why these 20 verbs should be avoided.

[@LearnEnglishwithHarry]

I’ve replied to this

[@zakariyashakir4091]

Enquire not inquire, Enquire is British and inquire is American

[@EnfocaTuFuturo]

Minute 19:09 The thief threatened me and demanded that I give him my wallet. Could be better "gave". Was it a mistake?

[@LearnEnglishwithHarry]

No, it's not a mistake. Threatened is in the past tense, the verb following it is in bare infinitve form.

[@rui2565]

Harry sounds like hairy. Could you show us how different their pronunciations are?

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Why we should avoid these 20 verbs…I think that the name of the session is wrong. You wrote Avoid these verbs …

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Please speak a slowly,

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This is an advanced English lesson. You can slow it down in the settings. There are also subtitles available

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Excellent style my brother.

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[@LearnEnglishwithHarry]

Thank you for your kind words! I appreciate your subscribing and following my video channel. As you say, practising writing and spoken English skills is very important, especially for beginners. Thank you for your support, and I hope to continue providing helpful content.

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Dear’ Mr. Harry , what,s difference” En England” English to speaking - saying - Fish ,this An America” En English , En England” En English - to saying - Fish - or Fesh” asking your Professoner” ... American Saying Fish , England to speaking Fesh .?. What,s one correctly en English tô Saying .?.

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Happy to help

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Thank you(पाए लागू दादाजी 🙏🙏🙏)

[@mariamarti5895]

You mentioned that we should not repeat the verbs when writing or speaking. But why? They are 20 verbs.

[@LearnEnglishwithHarry]

Repeating the same words in both your writing and speaking can hinder the development of your English skills.

[@mariamarti5895]

Do you mean that I should not use a verb to warn, threaten, reveal etc? I am confused what verbs should avoid.

[@LearnEnglishwithHarry]

I didn’t say you should avoid them. I’m only trying to expand your vocabulary

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Déar Mr Hari Its exaggeration repeating it was surprise discovery forme weeks ago. Would say myself lucky to learn so many nuances of speaking English from from a native professional of your standing. ,,,though lafe late happened happenedh

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It happens to be though at this late age i am enjoying it. All the superlatves you have earned already. But I could add Thank you so much. Gratefully yours Bc

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Thank you! 😃

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Good morning Could you explain in order to confirm r in order for Thanks

[@geirha75]

What about to brag about something? vs. boast..

[@LearnEnglishwithHarry]

Both verbs refer to speaking with excessive pride. However, "brag" is generally considered to be a more informal and negative term, often implying that the speaker is being arrogant or showing off. For example, "He's always bragging about his new car" suggests that the speaker thinks the person is being obnoxious or irritating.

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@@LearnEnglishwithHarry Thanks so much, explaining the difference. 🙂

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...so useful advanced verbs and phrases ...

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Terjemah nya...tidak ada

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Thanks!

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Many thanks for your support

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To admit to smth/ doing smth To boast

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Sir very good❤❤

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Respect the teacher.

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Thank you souch.

[@eugene_kushnarenko]

Hi there, Harry. Why do you pronounce the word "advanced" as /ədˈvɑːnst/, not as /ədˈvænst/? Do you have the British accent? I thought you were an American.

[@LearnEnglishwithHarry]

No, I’m originally from the UK 🇬🇧