Popular American Slang | 60 MOST USED Words to Survive in the The United States

[@ABCDEFGHcreator]

binge-watch, binge-eat, binge-drink, binge-shop, can we use binge with all activities?

[@ABCDEFGHcreator]

Thanks Ms. Amy

[@emanmahmoud9439]

Great useful video. We want more to speak naturally

[@LazyTram911]

Dope, very handy! Thank you, sweetie. 😂😅😊

[@zakariyashakir4091]

Thank you Bonnie Callie Lass

[@YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher]

Anytime ☺️

[@jacksonamaral329]

Following you from brazil.

[@billlongsoftware]

Cool aggregation! Wondering if you can make some slang videos for movies or TV series. One video per movie, such as for Masters of the air. That will be super fun.

[@YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher]

I loved masters of the air! This is a great idea. I’ll look into it! 😄

[@wilsonmwenda9646]

Catfish show I just love it

[@SamNEWYORK]

Hii Amy... Amy pleaseeee please make a Podcast so we can benefit from your best lessons in the world .please.. It is really difficult for us to use KZbin gere in Iran.its heavily filtered

[@emanmahmoud9439]

I have a crush on Leonardo decabrio

[@prateeksha8774]

Could u please make a video on prepositions where on in are used..??? Pls

[@YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher]

Great suggestion!

[@ohlakabe]

Thank you Amy.You always teaches what we really need !🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher]

Aww I’m so glad you think so! Thanks for following along with me 🫶🏼

[@Englishwithblinddan]

Great video! Although I didn’t really understand whether we can actually say the phrase “what an W/L” or just use it in texting? Thanks in advance Amy :)

[@YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher]

You can use it in both texting or speaking! Just keep in mind it is slang, so I wouldn’t use it in an academic setting ;)

[@gyanbasnet5417]

Dear Amy thank you so much for this, an outstanding lesson. Must watch !

[@YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher]

So glad you liked it Gyan! 🥰

[@badrhamdi3159]

The chair ( where - on which) l was sitting suddenly collapsed. Which one is correct. Thanks in advance.

[@YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher]

“on which” 🙂 in a casual situation we’d actually say “the chair (that) I was sitting on suddenly collapsed”

[@EDP2500]

"on which" is grammatically correct, but it sounds rather formal. "where", which is an adverb made up of "preposition + noun = on which", is technically correct, but it is less commonly used. Since the relative pronoun serves as an object, "which" can be replaced with "that" or even left out in casual English.

[@ABCDEFGHcreator]

Great lesson.

[@margaretpeguero1921]

No se escucha tan duro, te recomiendo que busques un micrófono ❤

[@AsherSuat]

Amy,I’m Asher starting now‘I’m your friend and your falower

[@ABCDEFGHcreator]

Just don't call your boss ''dude''. Don't say ''lit'' unless you are a teenager, etc.

[@douchebagout]

I call my boss, brother. 😂 it's probably because growing up i was a Hulkamaniac!

[@zakariyashakir4091]

Who is the goat of football? Cristiano Ronaldo

[@YourFavoriteEnglishTeacher]

Good one!