Практика 142 Фразовые глаголы с UP и DOWN. Урок 5 | Полный курс английского языка intermediate

[@НаталияА-я5ы]

Спасибо большое !!!

[@oksanaivasiuk7042]

ЗдОрово! Очень информативно! Благодарю!

[@МаксимБадак]

Thank you!

[@stefaniag1677]

Спасибо большое за урок

[@VikaVika]

1.) Claire decided to go to Poland because she wanted to make amends for her lying. 2.) She found out that Lviv is located in Ukraine, not in Poland anymore. 3.) Yes, they did. And I'm so proud of them, and also I'm really proud of all the people who protected our motherland. They're heroes! 4.) No, I haven't been there, but I really want to travel all over the Europe! This is the reason why I decided to learn English (I'm learning British English, but your videos are also useful to me.) (Please, let me know if I made any mistakes.) Your videos are very helpful and understandable! The novel, that you wrote, makes phrasal verbs easy to learn. Thanks a lot!

[@okenglish-practice]

Thanks, I like your comment a lot. I hope to see you again on my channel

[@VikaVika]

@@okenglish-practice sure, I watch your lessons every day!

[@ГеоргийСпокойный-к3п]

Спасибо

[@TAKOIWE]

Большое Вам спасибо за вашу работу. Мне очень помогают ваши уроки. А еще, я люблю Одессу! Ваши уроки для меня, как мостик между Москвой и Одессой!

[@okenglish-practice]

Спасибо! Если будет возможность,приезжайте

[@josefstueckel7314]

Огромное спасибо за все ваши старания помочь нам освоить этот язык. У нас в Германии говорят Faterland, что означает Родина отцов. I'm bilingual and it's amazing.

[@okenglish-practice]

Thanks for telling me that

[@DaveSmith90559]

Thanks a million, Elena for the new video here! As it always, everything is splendid 'n' intelligibly! With any luck! See you soon!

[@okenglish-practice]

Thanks!

[@DaveSmith90559]

@@okenglish-practice Anytime! I owe you a big time!

[@user-cw3uz4cp8p]

С 200тыс!

[@okenglish-practice]

Спасибо!

[@ДжонБонэм-ц9л]

I like travelling topics like this. A geography lesson as well. 1. Claire was sorry of telling lies to her granny so she wanted to keep her promise and visit Poland; 2. She discovered that Lviv is situated in Ukraine not Poland; 3. My great grandfather was a veteran of WWII and died soon after its end. I also know that one of my great grandfathers was murdered by nazi; 4. Unfortunately, I’ve never been to Poland. This country calls back quite controversial feelings, but I have no right to judge correctly due to my poor knowledge of it. Jack was right to go there because each country visiting experience richens any traveler.

[@okenglish-practice]

Thanks!

[@Rita2121.]

Very nice and fascinating the content of this lesson. Well done. By the way, The Ukrainian language is similar to the Polish language a bit😊

[@okenglish-practice]

It's quite similar. I know Ukrainian and I can understand many things from Polish

[@Rita2121.]

@@okenglish-practice it's impressive

[@Vasily_Perov]

❤

[@bliznuk1]

I think your son should go to Lviv for practice in Ukrainian. Thanks for the video!

[@okenglish-practice]

If I have an opportunity, I'll go there

[@TheSason666]

Thanks a lot for invitation!

[@aleksi6166]

Батькивщина, скорее, родина родителей (обоих). Батьки же родители вроде.

[@okenglish-practice]

В разных странах по-разному. Даже в русском - Родина - от род, Отечество - от отец.

[@sophier547]

Thank you, that's interesting! Claire turned out to be not real American, she might have even Ukrainian roots, that's cool!) I was upset to know that she isn't going to Ukraine, she is going to Poland instead. If Claire goes, there might be another interesting part called "Claire's advantures in Ukraine" with fat,pigs,borcsh, you know. I'm exaggerating, Lviv is such a beautiful town with great architecture)

[@okenglish-practice]

I thought about this twist, but I started to study the map, and realised that it would be very easy to get from Austra to Poland, and not so easy - to Ukraine. Moreover, it might take a lot more time, what is crucial in our situation.

[@michailluuko3909]

Очень толково. Один вопрос: в тексте было написано "helped me find", а вы прочитали "helped me to find". Как всё-таки правильно? Thanks!

[@okenglish-practice]

без разницы, это особенность глагола help

[@ivanesens06]

Thanks for your interesting story! Now, I'd like to answer next questions: 1) Claire promised to her granny go to Poland to get money from her. 2) She found out that Lviv is in Ukraine now, it's not even Lwow. 3) Yes, I did. My great grandfather carried some bread on the Road of Live in during World War II. 4) No, I haven't been in Poland. 5) Yes. I'm really agree with Jack.

[@okenglish-practice]

thanks

[@dianap.3562]

Спасибо вам за вашу работу. Скажите пожалуйста, почему from her mother tongue а не language?

[@okenglish-practice]

оба варианта можно использовать

[@aleksi6166]

Грэндпэрентс -- прародители)))

[@sergey216313]

👍

[@aleksi6166]

Motherland or fatherland? Можно и так, и так?

[@okenglish-practice]

Не слышала Fatherland

[@user-cw3uz4cp8p]

Теория 0:37 Примеры 3:22 Чтение 7:11, 8:02 Перевод 9:02, 10:00 Сл-перевод 27:19,27:30,27:41 Вопросы 25:10

[@павелфедоров-ж9г]

1 She wanted going to Polish because she was ashamed by her lies to Granny. She decided keep her promise. 2 Claire find out that Lviv locate in the Ukraine. 3 Of course I did. My grandfather was partisipant WW2. He told me a lot intresting stories about the war. i proud him anв I glad that I knew this person about thirty years. 4 I have been twice in Poland. Last time it was in 2019. Expecially i liked Gdansk and Krakow. It is the really pretties cityes. I think that Poland is a very undervalued country in terms of tourism. I liked it more then Italy.

[@okenglish-practice]

Thanks for sharing. I haven't been to Italy. But Poland seemed to be a very nice country. It was comfortable to be there. And the people were nice.

[@sophier547]

1. Claire wanted to go to Poland because she wanted to justify herself in front of her grandma just somehow, because when she was in Paris and her trip was going to end officially (because she wasn't there on her own expense, on the company's one, the company in whose radio quiz she won, she also won a trip to Paris by correct answering to all the questions in the quiz). So, Claire was out of money and asked her grandma for some because she didn't want to go back to the USA, she wanted to visit Austria because her cousins had tild her that Austria is amazing. But Claire couldn't confess to grandmother because in that case she should have said her reason for not having a wish to come back home, so Claire lied to her granny that she wanted to see her motherland, Poland and asked money for that Haha, I retold and, in parallel, renembered a big part of the story) 2. Claire found about Lviv that it is in Poland anymore, it's in Ukraine and called a bit differently 3. Honestly, it's a shame, but I don't know... I know that my grandmother and grandfather are "Children of the War", but when there is 9 of May, we rerely go to the parade and we don't have portraits of out relatives who fought to carry the portraits to the "Бессмертный полк". So,I can guess, my relatives lived while World War 2 was, but didn't take part in this 4. No,I have never been to Poland. I don't really like this country, don't know what specific I can see there,so I would prefer, for example, Austria to Poland

[@aleksi6166]

Да я думаю, что белорусский или украинский можно выучить где-то за полгода. И даже не особо по учебникам: слушать, читать...

[@okenglish-practice]

Мой сын украинский за пол года выучил

[@nadezhdamits3338]

В русском есть понятие Отечество. " И дым Отечества нам сладок..."😊

[@Svetlozara2025]

1.She lied to her granny about going Poland and wanted to make her amends for that. 2.It is the city in the country called Ukraine and a lot further than Poland. 3.No, they did not. 4.I went through Poland on the train. Yes, I like this cauntry.

[@cyberdefender1859]

1) Claire wanted to go to Poland because her mom's roots were in Poland. 2) She found out that Lviv is not in Poland anymore and it's located in Ukraine. 3) Yes, they did. 4) I have never been to Poland.

[@allangamayev3614]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kadyrtursynkhanov3083]

1) She wanted to make amends for lying to her grandmother so she decided to visit Poland 2)She found out that Lwow is not in Poland anymore and it's even Lwow. Now it's in the country called Ukraine, and the city spelled like Lviv 3) I'm ashamed but I don't really know 4) NO, I haven't. I hope to visit sometime

[@goodperson4769]

1) She felt ashamed because of her lying to her granny and she wanted to change this situation. 2) It turned out that Lviv is not in Poland anymore. Now it's in the country called Ukraine. 3) I think that my grandparents didn't take part in WW2, but about my great grandparents I even don't know. 4) I've never been to Poland.

[@liubov2647]

Батьківщіна від батьків, я думаю

[@okenglish-practice]

Думаю, это также возможно

[@mono5opka]

1. She wanted to go to Poland to make amends for her lying. 2. She found out that Lwow isn't in Poland anymore. It's a part of Ukraine. 3. I'm not sure about my great grandparents, but my grandma and probably grandpa were involved in World War II. 4. I've never been to Poland.

[@ВладимирСмирнов-у6з]

ЗдОрово! Очень информативно! Благодарю!