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[@bulakochebo7636]

wonderful lesson

[@lburt]

Excellent! Great! Superb! Outstanding! Magnificent!

[@fundatunc]

Thanks

[@miusatb6228]

Thank you for the helpful lesson!!!!

[@bartalf1206]

Thanks for your detailed explanation, I think it's totally useful this way to learn English effortlessly

[@eustaquiozambrano2974]

Thank you so much. Have a good weekend 👍

[@sgpnewyork2000]

Excellent lesson!

[@tanyalinakorotych2417]

Useful information!

[@bahijaward6007]

Good, thanks Kevin

[@w-e-a.c..2264]

What a great lesson!

[@katleikov9410]

Great lesson!❤

[@karikarilalalala6413]

Thank you!🌺

[@MasambaKalaba-xo4oi]

Oh my gosh you're our English God i mean i gotta actually pray to you as our savior

[@andrewo6271]

Hello Kevin. Please tell us these two words-- Let and permit(v) are synonyms? Are they interchangeable? P/S Kevin, thank you for helping us learn correct English. After all, i would say: there are many words in English when they are both have meaning a noun and a verb(at the same time), but the pronunciation is the same. But I rarely check that a word that has the meaning of both a verb and a noun can have different pronunciation. I was surprise that permit(v) and permit (n) have different pronunciation

[@сергейкоробицын-и2й]

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[@kerrttis]

I hear you saying article “a” as /a/ not /ə/ like in cAmedy not like in pAper is it true? I never heard it before and thought we should use [ə]. It's interesting and a little bit confused

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

A permit but permission So Can we say: without a permit/ any permits, without any permission??

[@Krucezam]

So what fo you call the piece of paper when police enter someone house just to search for something?