Parlez Mieux Anglais avec ces 20 Adverbes de Lieu

[@KodjoEnglish]

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[@HabibaMaiga-pd4yu]

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[@JohnLIKEBI]

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[@issoufdoumasamoura8970]

Merci énormément pour les cours d'anglais❤

[@JohnMusafiri-c1q]

Bonjour coach et un grand merci à toi car j'suis un débutant dans cette langue

[@Jean-EdyPierre-Louis]

I congratulate you coach I like the way you teach!

[@adamasangare2006]

I’m a taxi driver in Paris, thanks to you now I can communicate with Americans people’s

[@cosmasatanganametugu7283]

Tanks alot coach.

[@KodjoEnglish]

You’re welcome 😊❤

[@FatouTHIAM-g2t]

Thanks my favorite coach. Take care

[@KodjoEnglish]

You’re welcome Fatou 😊❤

[@toudaoukoumai9898]

Thanks, Coach. Very important.

[@KodjoEnglish]

You’re welcome 😊❤

[@MASSOUNKAWARABeni]

Very clear and fantastic🙏

[@KodjoEnglish]

Thank you 😊❤

[@youssoufsidik7594]

Thank you our best English teacher

[@KodjoEnglish]

Thank you Youssouf 😊❤

[@BWCommission]

My coach ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ thank you

[@KodjoEnglish]

You’re welcome BW😊❤

[@HabibaMaiga-pd4yu]

I like you coach 🎉 your english is so amazing ❤❤

[@KodjoEnglish]

Thank you so much Habiba 😊❤

[@michelmendy7925]

Hi Mr Kodjo!!! Thanks a bunch for this useful and helpful lesson regarding adverbs of place 🎉. May God The Almighty Bless You Forever. By the way,don't forget please the lesson about :above ,beneath ,underneath and so on......

[@KodjoEnglish]

Thank you Michel 😊❤

[@TarpagaAbraham]

Thank yo very much Coach.

[@KodjoEnglish]

My pleasure Abraham 😊❤

[@ErnestKahn9]

This lesson helped me a lot, thx U Coach 🙂🙏💫

[@KodjoEnglish]

Happy to hear that 😊❤

[@PanorfibermicheMassaladembe]

Merci mister j'aimerais encore avoir votre soutient dans la langue anglaise.

[@KervensCijuste]

The number one english coach

[@KodjoEnglish]

Thank you Kerven 😊❤

[@philiennejean]

Thank you my Coach Kodyo ❤God bless you

[@KodjoEnglish]

You’re welcome Philienne 😊❤

[@Dylanzola]

Thanks Coach, I like ❤

[@KodjoEnglish]

You’re welcome Dylanzola 😊❤

[@HAmirouOuedraogo-y7l]

I appreciate it coach Kodjo this vidéo is so amazing I like it

[@KodjoEnglish]

Thank you Hamirou 😊❤

[@AdjoDaklou]

Very useful as usual, thanks a bunch coach.

[@KodjoEnglish]

My pleasure Adjo 😊❤

[@IscoAKAMBA]

Glad to see you my Best coach in the world 😊.

[@KodjoEnglish]

Thank tou Isco 😊❤

[@weuz7327]

I appreciate the lesson 👍 We’re proud of you 💯 Be blessed 🙏

[@KodjoEnglish]

Glad to hear that 😊❤

[@lionelkwokwo]

Thanks for today. I learned something today. But I forgot to write, for another session I can write.

[@KodjoEnglish]

You’re welcome Lionel 😊❤ happy to hear that

[@akossiwavinyoGALLEYAGBESSI]

Thank a lot coach

[@KodjoEnglish]

My pleasure 😊❤

[@christyajeandemange863]

Hello dear coach You're very funny(dont say between to someone knocking the door, just say come in)😂😂😂 each time i watch your courses online i laugh while learning I do appreciate your method to teach us english, your pedagogy is really excellente

[@EmmanuelleBazoungoula]

Yea I don't missed this video today thank Mr KODJO for your video👍👍

[@KodjoEnglish]

You’re Elaine Emmanuelle 😊❤

[@FerdinandNguessan-u3l]

Vous avez déjà une vidéo sur la différence entre under, below, et underneath.... J' ai déjà téléchargé ça, j'ai téléchargé au moins 200 de vos vidéos Merci Coach celà m'aide énormément

[@KodjoEnglish]

Glad to hear that Ferdinand 😊❤

[@clairetome3303]

Thanks coach

[@KodjoEnglish]

My pleasure Claire 😊❤

[@dairouIbrahim-n1n]

thank you a lot my coach. please i want to know the difference between everywhere and anywhere

[@Gloire-wg6gn]

Mon coach préféré, it's kamalenga your English student

[@KodjoEnglish]

Thank you Kamalenga 😊❤

[@arianafode2472]

Very good

[@FRPRINCE-x1k]

🇨🇩 eloko ya makasi

[@KodjoEnglish]

😊

[@naminglintoure9619]

Thanks for the lesson Sir kodjo. I learn much with you since 8 months. Same if, my brain is mix with all vocabulary and grammar lessons, I continue to watch your video. ❤❤❤❤😊 Please, can you to come back on the tenses lessons ? Indeed, my vocabulary is better of day in day but I am always problems with conjugation. Sorry for mistakes in the sentence.

[@KodjoEnglish]

Glad to hear that Namin 😊 Please go back to my other lessons and you’ll find videos about all tenses

[@donavineukwibishaka3158]

Oooh Thank you enough

[@KodjoEnglish]

My pleasure 😊❤

[@JoceletNelzy]

Very interesting

[@KodjoEnglish]

Thank you Jocelet 😊❤

[@KervensCijuste]

Depuis la Suisse✌️

[@KodjoEnglish]

Wow that’s great! 😊❤

[@KingKimina]

I learn somethings today🎉

[@KodjoEnglish]

Happy to hear that 😊❤

[@SyrHunchoLouamba]

0:28 cool ❤

[@claudorikacasseus1780]

😂😂😂😂 coach you killing me. Don’t say between. Say come in

[@KodjoEnglish]

Hahah 😂

[@didiernsongo-qr4he]

Hello Coach Kodjo, for to days I'm the first person and I rember you don't forget the future lesson about Above....

[@KodjoEnglish]

Hello Didier! Of course 😊

[@Danielgalaccy7]

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[@KodjoEnglish]

😊❤

[@FabriceSuedi-c8q]

Thanks teacher Upstairs: En haut de l'étage 😊😅

[@KodjoEnglish]

You’re welcome Fabrice 😊❤

[@jonathanphilippeorvilusoracle]

🔥

[@KodjoEnglish]

😊❤

[@NdiobaNiang-j4t]

Thank you mais vous devriez faire une leçon concernant la réduction please

[@KodjoEnglish]

Hello Ndioba! What do you mean?

[@ALumuna]

🎉🎉🎉

[@KodjoEnglish]

😊❤

[@ALumuna]

@@KodjoEnglish hello ☺️ best coach

[@BenIbrahimAbdou]

merci beaucoup pour la vidéo. J'aimerais savoir la différence entre EVEYWHERE et ANYWHERE? lors de votre explication le deux mots signifie Partout en Français. Merci.

[@KodjoEnglish]

Everywhere refers to all places, without exception. It suggests that something applies to all locations. Example: "I looked everywhere for my keys." Anywhere refers to any place, but it often implies that the location is indefinite or non-specific, and sometimes suggests the possibility of multiple places, not necessarily all places. Example: "You can sit anywhere in the room."

[@BenIbrahimAbdou]

@@KodjoEnglish Thank you my coach,it is Clear.

[@HerveNDODA]

i'am back El Professor thank you for everything , hello Guys never forget to share and comment

[@KodjoEnglish]

My pleasure Herve 😊❤

[@bien_aimeluyanzi7340]

We're here now 🇨🇩

[@KodjoEnglish]

😊❤

[@gnavoratsou]

Bonjour coach kodjo Sinon je débutant en anglais

[@Connexionaunickmake]

Je suis débutant !!!!

[@SincereOBA]

bonjour prof, j'aimerais savoir à quel moment utilise-t-on "within"?

[@KodjoEnglish]

Use "within" to indicate something inside a boundary, whether it's time, space, limits, or scope. For example, "within a week" (time), "within the building" (space), or "within my expertise" (scope).

[@SincereOBA]

@@KodjoEnglish Thank you !

[@florymalaba2351]

Hi Kodjo, Just want to know when can we use everywhere and anywhere

[@KodjoEnglish]

Everywhere refers to all places, without exception. It suggests that something applies to all locations. Example: "I looked everywhere for my keys." Anywhere refers to any place, but it often implies that the location is indefinite or non-specific, and sometimes suggests the possibility of multiple places, not necessarily all places. Example: "You can sit anywhere in the room."

[@KodjoEnglish]

Everywhere refers to all places, without exception. It suggests that something applies to all locations. Example: "I looked everywhere for my keys." Anywhere refers to any place, but it often implies that the location is indefinite or non-specific, and sometimes suggests the possibility of multiple places, not necessarily all places. Example: "You can sit anywhere in the room."

[@ntambweelisee1375]

Coach you already made a video on below, underneath, beneath, if you wanna come back on that nice

[@KodjoEnglish]

Hello Ntambweelisee! Check out my other videos 😊

[@ntambweelisee1375]

@KodjoEnglish alright coach

[@motomoto1048]

,🙏❤

[@KodjoEnglish]

😊❤

[@stanleyraymond4070]

I follow you since HaitiI I want to improve my englisgh with your courses but I don't have credit Card so I cannot pay it tell me why can i do for that 👌 I like the way you teach us English and I really want Improve my English

[@KodjoEnglish]

Hello Stanley! Keep up the hard work 😊❤ Veuillez me contacter par WhatsApp [phone])

[@NdiobaNiang-j4t]

La difference entre above below over under unbenearh Beneath

[@KodjoEnglish]

Check out my other videos 😊

[@IsraelEdiba]

Bonjour coach djoe je voulais juste vous demander de nous laisser un peu de temps à la fin de chaque vidéo pour que nous puissions faire des captures d'écran

[@KodjoEnglish]

Hello Ediba! I will see what I can do 😊❤

[@MadocheZanre]

Je veux participer à l'immersion anglais

[@philpibe5417]

Bonjour Coach. Pourrais-tu parler plus anglais que Français pour les explications?

[@edybouaki8153]

S'il explique en Anglais, voysvet3s sûr que ça serait pour les débutants ?

[@AichaKasika]

Il explique bien s'il expliquait en anglais ça sera difficile pour débutant

[@KodjoEnglish]

My students are Francophones 😊

[@SidonieKemajou]

BJ j ai aime la vidéo

[@AfetsiJames]

Good morning how are you

[@KodjoEnglish]

Hello! I can’t complain and you?

[@presinorlubin7123]

Bonsoir

[@PrionsleSeigneur1]

Coach please what rhe difference between Forward and Ahead ? Please

[@KodjoEnglish]

Hello! "Forward" refers to a direction or movement toward the front or in advance, often with a sense of progression or goal. "Ahead" generally means in front, either physically or metaphorically, and often suggests being further along in time or space. For example: "He walked forward." (moving in the direction of the front) "The team is ahead by two points." (in front in terms of score or position)

[@elyaneRUDAHINDWA]

Coach Downstairs ou dowstairs

[@KodjoEnglish]

Downstairs

[@FernandoDavidKisaku]

Hi Mr Kodjo i d'like to speak more english and to hep us

[@reginebazom9191]

Under = dessous

[@KodjoEnglish]

Yes 😊❤

[@GoodGuy779]

What's the difference between "Near" and "Close" ??

[@KodjoEnglish]

Close" generally refers to proximity in terms of distance or relationship, while "near" is often used more specifically for physical proximity. "Close" can also imply emotional closeness or a high degree of similarity, whereas "near" is typically limited to spatial or time-related contexts.

[@brigetaguenoukoun5853]

Hello what is the difference between near and nearby

[@Jean-EdyPierre-Louis]

Can you come back

[@MathieuMbaya-ko6ug]

Bonsoir kodjo moi je ne sais pas lire anglais idée s'il vous plaît

[@KodjoEnglish]

Hello Mathieu! You can join the program

[@reginebazom9191]

Get in = entrez ?

[@KodjoEnglish]

Yes 😊❤

[@GoodGuy779]

C'est seulement moi qui a vu que le coach a oublié de mettre "N" dans "Downstairs"?? L’erreur est vraiment humaine 😊

[@KodjoEnglish]

Thank you 😊❤

[@Dave87-H]

C’est uniquement moi qui ai vu que…

[@moicikitoco7069]

Bonjour mr kodjo coach d'anglais. J'apprécie beaucoup votre façon d'enseigner. Comment faire pour s'inscrire à vos cours ? J'aimerais bien parler anglais. Si cela ne vous dérange pas je souhaiterais avoir votre numéro WhatsApp pour vous appeler. Bien à vous

[@KodjoEnglish]

Hello Moicikitoco! Veuillez me contacter par WhatsApp [phone])

[@BilalFARAHHERSI]

Thanks you very teacher ❤