Quantifiers in English | Learning English

[@lucasgarbelimredo7638]

Thank you! That was a good lesson.

[@moulmour]

Thank you so much, teacher. By the way, You know all the students who were flowing your classes on the Brahma channel, They don't know that now you have this channel.

[@BreakingEnglish]

Thank you. Hopefully they will find their way here.

[@moulmour]

@@BreakingEnglish Yes, some of them are already have joined your channel, because the link I'd put in every comment was at Brahma's video.

[@BreakingEnglish]

@@moulmour wow thank you!

[@moulmour]

@@BreakingEnglish You're welcome!

[@BreakingEnglish]

Yeah! I know. That channel is not mine and has taken advantage of me. I don't like it. I hope those students can find me here.

[@rumeshmadushanka3857]

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[@cemdogan8736]

Nowadays I am busy. Therefore, I could not watch your wonderful lessons. Again thank you for this gorgeous explanation. By the way, it is a pity I haven't an Instagram account. I hope you will start live lessons. Best wishes.

[@BreakingEnglish]

Thank you! I do little quick lessons on my instagram. I haven't built up to live lessons yet. Key word is YET. instagram.com/breaking_english/

[@RimsanOfficial]

Hi, really I'm earning from your videos. Thank you so much. could you explain this? 2 in 10 prisoners were saved. 2 of those 10 prisoners were saved. 2 of the 10 prisoners were saved. 2 of 10 prisoners were saved. which one is correct ?

[@Soyaib2474]

an is wrong

[@OnionCookie420]

No, it's not. She said elephant not dog