HOW TO DESCRIBE DIFFERENT SIZES IN ENGLISH / AVOID MISTAKES BY ARIANNITA LA GRINGA/SHADOW VS. SHADE

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Awesome lesson.

[@mrmememe777]

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[@jeanmariebernal6200]

Hi Kevin ! I want to say TO you, you’re the best English teacher I’ve never known ! My best regards to Liza and your family ! I follow you from France ! You rock 🎉

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

*The best teacher I ever knew*

[@jeanmariebernal6200]

Hi Mary Jones . How’s it going ?Thanks so much for correcting my mistake! But, I think you’re wrong too. I suppose the right answer is! The best teacher I’ve ever known! What do you think! I’m in the south of France , it’s 9.20 and I wish you the best! Best regards!

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I've ever known

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[@user-lt4vz2ft9h]

Great explanation

[@mrmememe777]

I'm glad you found it helpful.

[@HikaruHeiwaga]

thank you very much for correcting wrong expressions. I want what true is.

[@Barbarito56]

I loved the walk with Coco 😍

[@marwamarwati1810]

Thank you for your help

[@samanehaslani1672]

Wow I didnt know the diference between room and rooms. Thanks❤

[@mrmememe777]

You're welcome! I'm so happy you found it helpful.

[@tahahosnyali1692]

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[@English_for_EGE]

GUYS, please make more videos on difference between similar things. For example whats the difference between at the beach/on the beach/at school/in school. You are my favourite channel❤❤❤❤❤ thank you for your work

[@faizah-wg3os]

At usually at the edge , in -inside space, on -over something but there is contact with it ,< this is how I explain to my self

[@titonoches]

I use at the beach when I don’t know specifically at what part of the beach I am. My house is on the beach because I know exactly where it is.

[@titonoches]

I am in school means I am currently going to college. I am at the school, you are not specifically indicating at what part of the school you are. You can be in the gym or in the cafeteria, you are just saying you can be anywhere at the school.

[@77fiancee]

I've loved those classes: Avoid Mistakes by " Native" teachers. Thanks a lot , mister and misses❤❤

[@fletcher-t2e]

you are so amazing

[@sunshinecollection4607]

You are a living legend sir respect you ❤️

[@dr.brijdablain9003]

My best wishes and great thanks! ❤

[@WendyJ-s4z]

Thank you!! I've been learning English for many years and with your help finally I've started to hear the difference among (between? I'm not sure) some vowels, not all of them but soon.

[@rolisfriends6725]

Between

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

You have started to *distinguish vowels*...not all of them, but *many*

[@mysterygirl2881]

I might have a clue for you when to use between, and when to use among. Between is used in situations when someone has two alternatives: What do you prefer between tea and coffee? Among is used when you are part of a group: I live among other English speakers. I hope that was helpful.

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Awesome!

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Teacher Kelvin love your lesson

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Very useful. Thank you very much !

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Keep up thanks❤

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Thanks.

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You're welcome

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4:17 Thank you and your team for your great work!

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Thank you too!

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You're welcome 😊

[@viacheslavvolosenko1234]

Great content! Please keep up the good work! =)

[@mrmememe777]

Thanks!

[@luciapeimbert4783]

I love your dog!!! He is beautiful!!!!! Kevin, do you have audios where you explain the verb cast. The tree casts a shadow, a witch casts spells, Are there more examples like that? Thank you Kevin and Liza

[@mrmememe777]

Yes. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJ_dmq14epWJetE

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Thank you Kevin!

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[@anna_khas]

Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, not protection

[@Isaac-Playlists]

You are the best teachers in KZbin. Correct me if I am wrong. 😁

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

They are among the best teachers on KZbin. Arnel's Everyday English is another excellent channel.

[@Isaac-Playlists]

@@MaryJones-fs4wf I meant correct my English. It is what Lisa and Kevin like to do. (And I like them for doing it) I never heard about Arnel because KZbin never suggested her to me. But thanks a lot for pointing me to her. Modern view on teaching suggests that learning grammar is waste of time, but I would love to do it. I subscribed.

[@annann2256]

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[@ebenezerteca8]

Nice, I'd like a PDF with all these examples sentences. Could you please share it with me?

[@kingo_friver]

When I was under the shade before, I couldn't keep standing upright like Ariannita did. I tried so hard but my entire body always got flattened into a thin sheet as soon as submerging beneath the ground level.

[@minamiza6413]

😂😂❤

[@bakhtiyaralmaty1663]

large is bigger than big??? what???? ahahahhaaha lmao she made my day

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

Impossible to understand where does she learn the nonsense she is "teaching"

[@JohnValentine-f1s]

"there's nothing new in the sun" )

[@mrmememe777]

That's an expression. It's not the same.

[@JohnValentine-f1s]

@mrmememe777 I know, just saying ) Simplifications can be misleading

[@davidrock65]

Awesome Lesson❤ what’s the difference between room and space?

[@LanarkshireLegacy]

You can use the terms interchangably.

[@hashiabdulahi6666]

Best couple keep going

[@MsBagira79]

Funny, but in Russian she’ll be in shade too😂

[@LanarkshireLegacy]

Talking about the dog, Coco: @13:40 - "he thinks it's more comfortable, he likes a harness" @14:38 - "his harness is faded".... "he's rolling around in the grass" .... etc etc. @15:28 - "we got Coco when she was a puppy, but now she's all grown up" WTF? Did the dog get a quick sex change in the forest??

[@LanarkshireLegacy]

Then a min or so later when playing fetch: "He doesn't always bring it back to me... he didn't bring it back to me" What is going on? I need answers 😂

[@PeterMoss-kn2wk]

That's interesting. I think people often default to using "he" when they're unsure of a dog's gender, but Kevin clearly knows Coco is female. My best guess is it was a slip of the tongue. Perhaps Kevin had a male dog in the past, also named Coco?

[@PeterMoss-kn2wk]

Also, I think Liza says "he" at 16:04, but then refers to Coco as "she".

[@UlrichJaekel]

can you say something like "let's go into the tree's shadow"? So, a shadow is always to be mentioned with some other object casting this shadow, while the shade doesn't need this additional object?

[@mrmememe777]

We say, "Let's go/get in the shade." No shadow

[@JONATHAN-rk2nk]

They have a dog, the dog for protection when Marina is going to be angry 😅

[@catinhat999catinhat2]

Next mogilko?...😅

[@Tina-ov2nk]

OMG! Large is bigger than big!😂😂😂

[@frederickwalzer5555]

😂

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

She claims she was born in the US. She is not saying she grew up in the US. So technically she is not lying. She is intentionally misleading her "students".

[@Irina-mq9hn]

She is Russian speaking, so she forms sentences as in Russian.But even in Russian it's correct to speak in the shadow,and not under the shadow.🤷‍♀️

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

she is not Russian. Her full name is Arianna Dziadkowiec. This suggests she is Polish. Yet, she claims she was born in the United States. Maybe she was born in the US, but she did not grow up in the US.

[@Irina-mq9hn]

​@@MaryJones-fs4wfРoles pronounce consonants differently and I'm not shure that she even speak Polish.Her native language is Russian.

[@jimenaaraya7153]

Leslie Lawson is known as twiggy.

[@imadragbaoui2160]

I have never made these mistakes, and I just learned English from movies 😂

[@giovannimoncada1945]

what about mongrel ? ?

[@antoniojosemanrique5179]

Yes she is under tree in the shade! or in the shade under tree.

[@rolisfriends6725]

Under tree? We don't say this

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

Articles DO matter!

[@folkskleiman6638]

What's the difference between 'pet' and 'pat'?

[@xenm85]

It's strange that she used 'under the shade'. As far as I know she is Russian-speaking and In Russia we use the phrase 'в тени' (in the shade), not 'под тенью'(under the shade)

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

she is not Russian. Her full name is Arianna Dziadkowiec. She claims she was born in the United States. Maybe she was born in the US, but she did not grow up in the US.

[@Tony32]

I feel sorry for Yoshi :(

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[@yogibear5321]

You , guys have put a human face on lesson bringing the dog...🙂

[@jeanmariebernal6200]

Don’t forget Mr Vonky! No man is a prophet in his own country ! I don’t know where are you from, but maybe you speak French better than me, or perhaps you speak better than Arianita! Thanks so much for your comment

[@claudiolodovichetti1739]

"Coco" was also the name of my only dog...He died in 2010 😢

[@mrmememe777]

I'm sorry.

[@ДарьяАлибекова-о7л]

She meant departments , I think 😂

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

La Gringa is not Russian. Her full name is Arianna Dziadkowiec. This suggests she is Polish. Yet, she claims she was born in the United States. Maybe she was born in the US, but she did not grow up in the US, that is for sure. She is giving self-praising interviews left and right, you can easily find information about her on Internet. But what else does she lie about?

[@savssavs8559]

my dog also playing this way not fun for me at all 🤣

[@issamnuri6053]

Can I say .. she made big mistakes ? Or .. She made large mistakes

[@RewordEnglish]

It’s more common to say big. While big and large are synonyms, the word you want to use for your example would be serious, significant, major or critical. Like if I said: “There was a big car accident yesterday.”

[@issamnuri6053]

@RewordEnglish Thanks sir

[@theblackbutt3rfly3]

she made a big mistake

[@rolisfriends6725]

Big mistakes

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

huge

[@paulovicente9004]

Poor guy from Japan. Wrong teacher.

[@Pete-z5h]

I’m about to say the same thing! Poor guy.😊

[@mamun.s3666]

could you find out something he made mistake with

[@Sam-hw5td]

I don't know the girl, but the mistakes she makes are typical of speakers of Latin, such as Portuguese or Spanish. Because of the way she constructs sentences. If she intends to TEACH something on the internet, she should be more responsible with the content. But... the internet accepts everything. And her followers are glued to her beautiful eyes and the production of the videos (there must be a large team behind it).

[@LolaSteininger]

Ariannita is Polish.

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

Her full name is Arianna Dziadkowiec. This suggests she is Polish.

[@MrVonky]

she says she's a native but how can a native make such weird mistakes it beats me, the things she says just don't sound right

[@theblackbutt3rfly3]

who says she is native

[@YakovVoronkov-c9f]

She is not a native. She is russian , that is why she always drops a preposition before intransitive verbs and both and articles before nouns .

[@LolaSteininger]

@@YakovVoronkov-c9f She isn’t Russian, she’s Polish. Polish and Russian are similar to some extent, though.

[@YakovVoronkov-c9f]

@@LolaSteininger I doubt she is polish . Poles never change their pronunciation of sibilant consonants , especially her sound in finals (called gay lisp in English linguistics ) is a dead giveaway of russian or ukrainian background. My money is on russian, because poles and Ukrainians can pronounce diphthongs natively , not the case for russians and for her .

[@nicksavini7225]

​@YakovVoronkov-c9f Her surname is Polish (Dziadkowiec). She's likely a Pole.

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Next video : don't learn garbage english by kevin and liza ...

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