CONFUSING AMERICAN PRONUNCIATION / LEARN AMERICAN PRONUNCIATION / HOW TO UNDERSTAND AMERICANS?

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Trump always beat Biden at their debate. Thanks a lot,✍✍💜 Kevin Useful lessons as always!

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Wow! That’s it! Fantastic! ❤

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Thank you so much_ Teacher "Kevin"_ Congratulations Healthy_ SAAD RAMADHAN MUHI _IRAQ

[@gezaigmandy9766]

No pain, no gain. Anyway, excellent examples from movies, as always.

[@solonchakraborty1694]

I thank you very much for this lesson.

[@israelmendoza9988]

Kevin and liza are the best teachers😊😊

[@user-kr1rp7uz7n]

Great as usual. Thank you for valuable lessons

[@atttalvarez]

I think the right expression would be: "thank you for your invaluable lessons."

[@robertovega936]

That's exactly how Americans speak. It was confuse for me to understand them, when I got here, almost 38 years ago, now I speak like them. Thanks kevin

[@solonchakraborty1694]

Can I say: I gained a lot of knowledge.?

[@cristhyancalderonarias1833]

Excellent thanks. I gain confidence everytime I see your videos 🤔 did I say it well?

[@alexanderbeliakov]

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[@ArtemHahauz-nm7bk]

-"I've beaten him at chess so many times, that it's not polite to mention the exact number." -"After the two centuries of grueling fights, they had defeated the war, eventually." -"I can't really stand him beating me all the time, to be honest!" Alley complained. Thank you so much! Regards from Ukraine!

[@fredylopez2477]

I think the correct sentence or expression is: - "After two centuries of grueling fights, they WON the war eventually". OR. - "After two centuries of grueling fights, They EVENTUALLY WON the war" (without "the" and with WON, you can put "eventually" in the middle). ( you can't defeat a war ). # you defeat an ENEMY in the war.

[@ArtemHahauz-nm7bk]

@@fredylopez2477 Sorry for the mistake! -"After the two centuries of grueling fights, they eventually defeated the horn's army in the war." In terms of word order there was a small error, as "eventually" should undoubtedly be put in the middle. However, about "the" you are wrong, as there is a rule; "If we have the construction "something of something" we need to put the article "the in the beginning of the noun phrase." In this case the construction "the two centuries of gruling fights" is an example of this article use.

[@tristanquezadadiaz4508]

Usyk beat Fury! Therefore, he became the best fighter of the world pound for pound. Very few people thought he could win that fight.

[@fredylopez2477]

The best fighter "IN" the world.

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[@DamonNicholson]

This could seem weird but I don’t have any difficulties understanding Americans. I don’t understand other accents, especially British.

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Usonians.**

[@shieldstar5629]

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[@shieldstar5629]

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[@shieldstar5629]

Sorry actually it is usually I'm being honest is really useful and helpful i learned alot my English his improved 😅

[@shieldstar5629]

Its his been improved that was not correct but my brain is dead 😊😅

[@fredylopez2477]

​​​@@shieldstar5629 I think you meant to say; "This is the most useful channel on youtube, it actually and usually IS, TO BE HONEST and I'm being honest, IT'S really useful and helpful, I learned (or I'VE LEARNED) a lot and my English HAS improved".

[@fredylopez2477]

Yeah, that's the slight difference in pronunciation between "can" and "can't", "the fast and little pause when pronouncing "can't" or the stop "t" when pronouncing "can't" Apparently they sound the same but in fact they don't.