If You Know These 100 English Words, Your English is GREAT!

[@gazuaf1888]

2:26 1. Thrive 3:13 2. Sustainable 3:36 3. Reassure 4:14 4. Run through 4:38 5. Reconcile 5:05 6. Pragmatic 5:33 7. Go along with 6:16 8. Resonate 7:11 9. Ambiguous 7:29 10. Biased ===================== 8:55 11.Carry out 9:23 12.Brush Up On 10:02 13.Contradict 10:29 14.Intense 11:01 15.Praise 11:55 16.Monitor 12:20 17.Diplomatic 13:21 18.Engaging 13:41 19. Pipe down 14:01 20.Browse ===================== 16:27 21.Step aside 16:55 22.Slate 17:35 23.Wring 18:04 24.facilitate 18:47 25.Inspect 19:18 26.Specify 19:48 27.Swerve 20:20 28.Cooperate 21:01 29.Address 21:24 30.Clarify ===================== 22:24 31.Double-check 22:41 32.Depict 22:57 33.Spontaneous 23:16 34.Disorientated 23:37 35.Wipe Down 23:53 36.Analytical 24:09 37.Doable 24:28 38.Memorise 24:48 39. Call off 25:04 40.Come down with ========================= 27:34 41.Sort out 27:49 42. Evoke 28:12 43. Accomodate 28:44 44. Efficient 29:20 45.Noticeable 29:44 46.Hesitate 30:12 47.Motivate 30:35 48.Fragrant 30:57 49.Intuitive 31:40 50.Compromise ======================= 34:41 51.Ascertain 35:12 52.Resilient 35:47 53.Drop off 36:07 54.Head 36:33 55.Bring up 36:57 56.Prominent 37:23 57.Implement 37:56 58.Heartwarming 38:11 59.Figure out 38:25 60.Eclectic ======================== 41:01 61.Undermine 41:31 62.Stimulate 42:05 63.Look into 42:18 64.Zhuzh 42:59 65.Speculate 43:18 66.Savoury 43:41 67.Blunt 44:10 68.Reinforce 44:34 69.Diligent 44:46 70.Accomplish ======================== 46:08 71.Gradual 46:25 72.Indicate 46:38 73.Set aside 47:03 74.Acclimatise 47:31 75.Mindless 47:56 76.Vibe 48:19 77.Vice versa 49:06 78.Break even 49:33 79.Adapt 49:51 80.Sceptical ======================== 51:29 81.Overrule 51:56 82. Fan 52:16 83.Excruciating 52:43 84.Swamped 53:18 85.Establish 53:49 86.Sabotage 54:26 87.Influence 54:47 88.Self-Aware 55:13 89.Long-haul / Short-haul 55:34 90.Considerate ============================== 57:40 91.Reach out 58:01 92.Banter 58:19 93.Sniff around 58:41 94.Bitty 59:08 95.Grasp 59:21 96.Incoherent 59:41 97.Shift 59:56 98.Momentum 1:00:28 99.Freak out 1:00:44 100.Conclude

[@SanthoshReign]

Thank you 😊its really helpful

[@nightmaretraveller]

Legend

[@laurapavone3513]

Good job

[@user-ew7ev2vw5w]

Thank you

[@stevewong7066]

I love u

[@richardsebag371]

I'm very pleased to have understood nearly all the hundred words. I like your very relaxing way of teaching. Its not boring. Keep up the good work.

[@dekorustasi]

For a long time, I always watched KZbinrs giving English lessons, but whenever I watched your videos, you are way ahead, by a Big difference, Congratulations to you.

[@jobersonramalho]

Wow, this teacher has one of the best voices I've ever heard on KZbin... This helps a lot with learning....congratulation techear...

[@tintin-rk7yf]

1) After putting an adequate effort in her business, she now has a thriving business. 2) The Apple company produces sustainable Iphones. 3) John reassured Martin of his health condition. 4) Before leaving home, Jane ran through the essential files for her meetings. 5) Apologising for your mistakes is an effort toward reconciliation. 6) Sally's pragmatic views of her business made her a successful businesswoman. 7) Listening to The Kinks always gives me positive vibes and it resonates throughout my day.

[@Snehi-mr8nh]

1) Thrive :- shining Sunlight helps crops to thrive 2) sustainable :- Sustainable development requires global coordination and understanding.

[@zenebparveen9143]

I know almost 90 of them. But when it comes to their usage in conversation it is really low for me. 🙃

[@ShimulAkther-e4l]

I would recommend U to write down multiple sentence examples with the word so It'll be much easier for U to use them in conversation

[@makeenglisheasy3390]

Great! My morning is blessed with your video. I know 80% of them but still not able to use in conversation.

[@studyinthesky]

Great! My morning is blessed with your video. I know 80% of them but I’M still not able to use THEM in conversation. OR (preferably) Great! My morning HAS BEEN blessed with (or BY) your video. I know 80% of them but I’M still not able to use THEM in conversation.

[@LearnEnglishWithActivity]

i know i am struggling to speak english these days, but i everyday Reassure myselft that i will thrive gradually, thats why i practice everyday but when i do not have enough time to practice english i just run through the english vocabulory notes, but when i have ample time to practice, i also jump into online english conversation, there are several people and they discuss on specific topic, so i just add my comments there, and sometime i just do not agree with their thoughts but try to go along with them. other than that i listen english songs as well , few songs music resonates with me. when i make an effort to watch english news, i absolutely become ambiguous, and i do not understand half of words, having said that still i hang in there, and whenever i go for shopping i manage to speak in english,i always make sure myself that i buy sustainable clothes. and if any of my friend bump into me alogn the way and ask for advise to level up english, i tell them that be pragmetic and speak as possible as all the time i am practicing english everyday, you guys can join me as well

[@serpeneterek7053]

I came across you while searching something practical in English and I think I am on the right way to go on. It is an amazing pronunciation to hear or listen to. You are great. I appriciate it...Greetings from Türkiye.

[@smashingenglish]

Welcome aboard!☺️👋🏼

[@humeyraozkan7078]

Hello Laura! I am in Turkey. I just started learning english. I have seen your videos many times. I am going to be better with you. I watch you everyday. Hope to meet you in England one day..

[@mehmetoztek9802]

adorable

[@NajmulHaqueB_]

Lets learn together.. If you are interested...

[@AAAAAA-uo3cw]

I am chinese ,would you like learn English with me,I waiting for you

[@56anubis]

First Time I meet the verb "zhuzh".

[@གོལའིམྱུརའཕྲིན]

Thank you, Mom! I watched your video and started learning from your teachings. So far, I've learned twenty words, some of which I already knew but wasn't sure how to use in real conversations or writing. Now, I'm pretty clear on how to use them. I'm going to finish learning the remaining eighty words you taught. Thanks, Mom!

[@IvanZTadic]

Good evening. First of all thank you ever so much for your English lessons. Yo made a big effort and thank you once again. I want to speak English fluently and it is good opportunity to learn something very interesting. After practicing every day, I began to thrive in my English language. Learning English is sustainable habit and I am going to keep it because I want to improve all my skills as writing, reading and speaking. The English grammar is not my cup of tea but i will do my best to improve this kind of language.At the very beginning my English teacher reassured me that my mistakes were really normal and she supported me without any remarks.every time before the new lesson we run through the previously English lessons. It is very god way to learn as much as possible. Sometimes i am really angry about some things and we are arguing. it is hard, but I hope we can reconcile and be pals like before. In my life also in my English I try to be pragmatic and try to facilitate things as much as possible.I can not go along with my teacher in all things because we are different in our mind. I keep in mind that she is native English speaker while I am not. And we have some problems in our conversation. Sometimes I think that she is ambiguous and I can not understand what she want to say me. She is like politicians, the are always ambiguous and sometimes it's all Greek to me. Also, sometimes I think that she is biased because she told me that I am much worse than others in class although they are all of them native English speakers. She is total partial. But, she must be impartial in this case. Today we will learn some new English idioms and our main goal is carrying out the plan. We will, I am sure. Tomorrow morning we will start our exam. Before that exam I need to brush up on my knowledge. I am expecting very intense and interesting test, now I am very nervous and serious because it is very important to me. I must have 90 percent of that test.. I hope I will accomplish my goal and receive some praise from my family. The often monitor my activities. I want to be diplomatic and I can not arguing with them and try to find some compromise. Without compromise no common life. Sometime the English lessons are so boring and I go to the internet and browse without any special goal. Just browsing some things. My teacher was so angry when she recognized my absence and it made her blood boiled. She slated me and she scolded me very much. Sometimes I am feeling really wringed after my English lessons especially when we pass English grammar. Well, I passed 23 words and I am going to continue the next 20 or 30 words. Please step aside and let to other cars to pass your car. I want to inspect your car because we have some information that you have some drugs and weapons inside. Apparently you have swerved in it. Please, be cooperate and do not do nothing strange. Yo will just clarify to us what did you do in that town famous for some special drugs. I recognize that you are a little bit disorientated bot do not worry, if you are not guilty, you will be free and pardoned very soon. But firs of all wipe down your car's glass and windscreen. We have just two hours to inspect your car and I think it is doable. So, I passed approximately 40 words and I will continue. Cheers ivan

[@RaraAvisMS]

When I ran across the title of this video on KZbin I found it very intriguing. Just out of curiosity I decided to test my English knowledge. Honestly speaking I was anticipating very poor results. But much to my surprise I realized that I am actually using 92 out of the 100 words and phrases. In one way or another I discovered that points 12, 19, 22, 27, 64, 78, 83, and 94 are not familiar to me. I never before came across the verbs Zhuzh, Swerve and the idioms brush up on and pipe down. Break even, bitty and excruciating sound familiar to me, but I never used it. And finally I have used the word “slate”, but in a quite different context. As a “slate of electors “ in USA and as a stone plate used for writing in the Antiquity. Nevertheless I am far from thinking that my English is “grate”. But a spark of hope appeared on the horizon that my English vocabulary is not as poor as I supposed it is. Thank you very much for giving me a hope. 🙂

[@boumedieneamina1897]

Throughout my English learning journey I faced many challenges but I will be always resilient

[@bernardhernandez6882]

Hello Laura you are pretty easy to understand for a French person , and your way of learning English is quite original to continue to follow you with pleasure !

[@AlamKehidupan-x4t]

I am Saepul Bahri, living in east kalimantan. Thanks for sharing, it's wonderful.

[@alsadekalkhayer7007]

Reconcile 4:43 Slate 16:55 Swerve 19:47 Come down with 25:04 Ascertain 34:38 Zhuzh 42:17 Bitty 58:41

[@EtraSweets]

I appreciate your lessen. I’m now intermediate revel, so I can develop my English skills through this video.

[@latifaochi950]

The Nobel Prize praises outstanding achievements in all fields.

[@felipeaguirre6879]

This is so useful, thank you for sharing your knowledge. I've been running through on this vocabulary every day and this has clarified many voc to me.

[@pinkyorchid6017]

Watched the complete video!! There were only five words that were new to me. But this video helped me with brushing up on my vocabulary!! Thank you!!

[@kanniswwong5303]

I have to run through from 1to 50 before the second half the this lesson thanks Laura.i am sure I will brush up on my English writing and speaking Thanks laura

[@abdiwahidahmed1022]

Thank you teacher.I really appreciate it.

[@kauserahmed6669]

hi maam i have a question? please tell me, fresher students, how to start which grammar on step by step for English spoken and good writing

[@bimalsingh8530]

You are an excellent teacher in the real sense of the term.

[@marcoashley8681]

I love the way she explains things because it feels like she really wants to help you, I knew almost all of these but some are new to me

[@smashingenglish]

Thanks for the lovely comment!

[@gonuls.1418]

I wish more people to discover this outstanding channel! I never got bored throughout the whole video. You are both helpful and fun. Thanks for everything.

[@smashingenglish]

What a lovely comment! Thank you!

[@peemakaur6805]

I'm Jasbir Singh from India. I inspired from you . And made interest , and understanding the pronunciation from your video. On you tube . Thank you

[@phuochuynh8269]

In fact, all the words which you show are really necessay in order to have a conversation with everyone that i would like to contact with .. Thanks for your important video , my dear Laura .. Have a great, peaceful and healthy day !!!

[@jean378]

Excellent class! This is the first video I see and is amazing. I love your method and how you show.

[@oo-mg1hn]

I have heard all these words but not really sure how to use them..This video clear all my doubts ..I really appreciate your efforts.Thank you so much..I am a new subscriber n i have just found your video today

[@yeppeuda3164]

Thank you so much for this, this is what I need vocabulary with sample sentences. Plsss do more like this ❤🙏🤗

[@FranciscoCosta-t1u]

Laura, you have a magnetic and dynamic method that captures the student's attention, congratulations!

[@pema3516]

I was browsing randomly and just opened your channel. I like the vibe of the classroom and it was interesting. I will be watching more videos.

[@smashingenglish]

Awesome! Thank you!☺️☺️

[@yerthao67]

Hi I am from Sacramento, ca. I love your lectures to improve my understanding of English.

[@zionwithme2895]

This is from Great Tigray, a country experinced genocide from Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia , UAE, Turkey, 🇷🇺 and others jointly. To ractify the genocide infront of the international community, I need to lear english. So, I hope your videous will help me

[@sergioswedenborg8746]

Would be great for these exercises if you could expand each word with the other words constructed on the same root word. Example like you did with “diplomat” and “diplomatic”. And I love “resonate” using as a metaphor: “Her ideas resonated in my mind for a few weeks later…”

[@이민호-b9w]

As a Korean, i am 100% sure your Korean pronounciation is perfect

[@이재헌-s6h]

Wow 🎉very helpful! The reason is that i can make sure the meaning of words while i enjoy listening to English.

[@serges.2567]

Greetings from Belarus! I've found this video among tones of other ones and it's brilliant! Journalling new words in this very moment, thank you a lot🌞

[@user42915]

Fantastic! Thank you sooooo much for this lesson! ❤ Please, could you create more of these 100 words video?

[@smashingenglish]

More to come I’m sure ☺️☺️☺️

[@VisionDaysOfficial]

Hello Laura, thank you so much. And my query: can I use in context to wish someone be good and doing well - "keep thirve" ? Or is it nonsense? greetings from Czech republic

[@muhammadmoravveji9975]

I watched you from the begining and I wrote the words I didn't knew and I will watch your video again tomorrow and write some other notes in a excel file for myself by the way, thank you to put these videos for us. it will be really helpful if any one wants to learn english and speak fluently especially with this lovely british accent that you got. I wish you read my comment. I'm from Iran I love british people and their accents

[@edmondnip7782]

I love this video much. Is there anywhere to download the full word list.

[@albertkolkovyi1773]

Hello, Laura, you always have a very creative approach to teaching material! It inspires me to progress in learning English! Best regards from Ukraine!

[@smashingenglish]

Thank you! 😃

[@babusonabhattacharjee463]

You said that you are an English Teacher. Are you a teacher of English Literature?? Or only English Language teacher?🌷💐💐🌷 And one more thing, your top viewers are from India, & I am one of them.👍✌️🙌🤗

[@rowenarendon6459]

Very helpful, 😍am here from the start to finish.. Thanks a lot , Teacher, will definitely watch it again Greetings 👋 from Hong Kong

[@gianlucac.8944]

When you started singing, I couldn't help singing along. Great job, teacher! And yes: I'm just praising you like I should...

[@ayeshamili4056]

Lovely evening Loura Thank you for teaching us

[@MilangelMateo]

I AM watching the vídeo from the very begining.the fiirst tarde words we're thrive,sustainable and reassure. Thank You so mucho for sharing this useful vídeo. And may God bless You. Bye from Dominican Republic.

[@suffianjaved1432]

can you tell how among these 100 words how many are informal and formal please reply thank you

[@ejlufpedersen742]

Thanks Laura. I decided to grap the challenge and find out how many words I knew. 91 was my score. Some of the words are in my" passive vocabulary " which means that they aren't my first choice in a conversation, but I'm familiar with them. Watching the video it crossed my mind that a lot of the words means the same in my native language ,spelled a bit different though.(Danish) But as you probably know, our languages are related way back. Btw about shampoo to make your hair grow, I've got exactly the same hairdresser as your boyfriend/husband.😅 I'll leave you know to watch Liverpool on the telly 😂

[@BasantaRajAdhikari-t2h]

You are so cute and attractive teacher thank you I can catch all100 new words .

[@gustavoeduardodelpino1303]

hi Laura, Thanks for the vocabulary, you are polite! I´m from Argentina and recently I watched the video. It´s excellent!! I actually improve my english speaking👨‍🎓

[@englishwithspeakayou]

Such a great lesson! 🤩 I really enjoyed the parts with phrasal verbs, as they are quite challenging for students, but they do make our speech sound more natural. 🐢

[@mahabubalam9384]

Yes madam I am thriving to improve my knowledge of English.

[@maawan123]

run through: quickly go over pragmatic: practical and sensible go along with: agreeing resonate: make u feel a certain way carry out: complete a task brush up on: refresh knowledge pipe down: be quiet step aside: move out of the way slate: criticize swerve: suddenly change directions disorientated: feeling confused and lost come down with: get sick with evoke: bring up feeling intuitive: understanding through feeling resilient: bounce back from challenge drop off: take and leave zhuzh: make attractive and stylish speculate: make guess and prediction without enough info savoury: salty and spicy reinforce: strengthen diligent working hard and carefully acclimatise: adjust vibe: mood of environment break even: no profit no loss excruciating: painful swamped: too busy haul: period of time considerate: caring reach out: try to communicate banter: light teasing sniff around: find more info bitty: small unrelated parts freak out: loose control

[@هندعبدالفتاح-ف3ز]

I love people who talk with a spontaneous way.

[@هندعبدالفتاح-ف3ز]

Thrive : ✓ ينمو Sustainable: ✓ Reassure : ✓ يطمئن Run through : ✓ ندخل في الموضوع Reconcile: ... Pragmatic : ... Go along with : ✓ ينسجم مع Resonate : ✓ يسمّع / له صدى Ambiguous : ✓ Biased :✓ منحاز لشيء

[@AlexZheb]

I would like to insert my 5 cents. You teach your lessons so impeccably and expressively at the same time that it is blowing me away. Get maximum mark from me.

[@ralleroller7623]

Really cool and nice explanations to these words. I really like how you’re doing it. Pretty awesome and I definitely thrive up my English 😉

[@nihalkumarasinghe5156]

Your method of teaching is very interesting and lovely. Please keep it up. Great

[@LordEriolTolkien]

Addlepated, Bailiwick, Curmudgeon, Discombobulated, Exsanguinated, Flabbergasted, Gormlessly, Hierophant, Immolation, Jocularity, Kith, Lycanthropy, Mucilaginous, Nostrum, Obloquy, Philological, Quotidian, Reticulation, Susurration, Trepanation, Ululation, Verisimilitude, Wanderlust, Xenophobic, Yacht, Zealot. Some gems from my own word-hoard

[@DonaDindaPratiwi]

OMG! I love your body language, your sound is painfully clear and powerfully, and you very expressive.

[@elmaalorrodionela7391]

I'm listening from the Philippines,nice program.

[@maleeshavikum9775]

This will be very useful for beginners just like me.thank you so much❤

[@kalebbokru1256]

I am Habtom from Switzerland. I am very interested in your useful lesson. Keep it up !

[@martinagenovese8289]

Loora i was wondering if it would be possible to use all these words as formal or informal words. Can I learn all of them in order to obtain the Advanced English certificate? Thank you so much

[@martinagenovese8289]

Laura* sorry 🥲

[@هندعبدالفتاح-ف3ز]

Step aside : let someone pass. Slate : strongly criticise something. Wring : twist or squeeze something. Facilitate :✓.

[@kyung-hoonkim5963]

I just learned how to pronounce “ascertain.” Thanks for the useful lesson. 🎉

[@jimhill4725]

42:18 : "Zhuzh" - prior to seeing this KZbin video, I had never knowingly heard that word spoken during any English language conversation, screenplay, or broadcast radio / tv programme, nor had I ever seen it written down, or in print, until I looked it up in an on-line dictionary (in case the YT presenter had "made it up" for some barmy reason). The Merriam-Webster dictionary lists its origin as being from the "Polari" argot, circa 1970, yet I was a long-time avid listener to the comedic raconteur Kenneth Williams (1926 -1988) who was himself an eloquent speaker of Polari during his radio shows, including "Round the Horne" and "Just a Minute", yet I don't even recall him ever using the word. I have been speaking English, as my native / mother-tongue language, for more than a "lifetime" exceeding "three score & ten". *TL;DR* : if you're an ESOL student, you can probably get by without adding "zhuzh" to your English vocabulary.

[@ТатьянаСаяпина-б4ю]

Many thanks from Russia. It was a wonderful explanation of all the words, I'm thrilled.

[@LizDong]

Thanks Laura!!! ❤❤❤I do feel myself thriving in English with the help of your video. You are always creative and humorous, making English lessons interesting and attracting. ❤

[@ernestomarziota9002]

From Rosslare Harbour, Ireland, thanks for your lessons.

[@robertbenjamin5255]

hi Laura, You and me have the same frequences so I understand what You say even if I don't get a word. I enjoy to learn from You! Robert, Budapest

[@sergio1760]

When I stopped getting embarrassed for speaking with other people, I could thrive a good progress in English language.

[@Philip-dy3ww]

Yes. That’s the greatest obstacle in learning any language

[@SamuelAmare-u5y]

Lkj​@@Philip-dy3ww

[@joymanireang4918]

Speak slowly.thank yo.u.

[@studyinthesky]

When I stopped getting embarrassed ABOUT speaking with other people, my progress in English thrived. OR When I stopped getting embarrassed ABOUT speaking with other people, I was able to thrive IN my progress in English.

[@marainmokoko5796]

I got 46 words correct . The words I didn't know are: pipe down, swerve,slate, and fragrant.

[@raltemuanaralte9736]

Benefitting much from your teaching,thanks.

[@britishenglishwithalexande1451]

Amazing video Laura, I watched it entirely! Thank you so much! It's one of your best videos!

[@smashingenglish]

Wow, thank you!☺️☺️☺️

[@RIZKYIRELAND]

Before leaving for Indonesia, double-check for all of your belongings in your room. The teacher tried to depict the exact location on the map After sleeping for too long I got up and felt a bit disorientated Please double-check ensure you have wiped down the kitchen counters you just used. I am an analytical person. I need u to read all the news, is it doable? I need to call of the meeting due to the storm. I cant attend the class bcs I come down with a cold. Sort out (rapihin/beresin) Lets sort out the room before the boss come. The old pictures of Sukarno evoke memories of our founding fathers. Make room for / provide space for sth/sbd I will look for an apartment that can accomodate 4 people. She is a rich girl, very noticeable from her bag. The loaf in the bakery is fragrant I like her because she has an intuitive sense of what others are feeling. Beby, lets learn to compromise.

[@ranelbenecario6122]

Before I start my tutorial,I have to brush up on my lessons.thanks laura

[@gennybeltre7937]

Thank to for your effort helping us every day in english. I am from Dominican Repúblic.

[@lalrinpariboihboihi9052]

Your video helps me alot.Thank you!

[@marcingebski8386]

Amazing job...best you can find in you tube...very helpfull evan after 15 years in UK😊

[@ГалинаЩеголихина-у4и]

Thanks for your great video ❤ As to the dishwasher, try using vinegar as conditioner and the smell will go 😊

[@smashingenglish]

Thanks for the tip!

[@HadeerNagah]

Thanks for these information, can't express my thank ❤

[@Y-vq5ps]

I’d like to request a second edition of vocabulary like this.

[@luisfernandopenabernal8177]

You are the best teacher !!!

[@MaksimShinyaev]

Hi! This is so cool! Thank you so much! Ideas for the next set (no one asked, but I hope they will resonate😊): Jeopardize Acknowledge Leverage Thanks again!

[@nazibulhasan9135]

I'm trying to practice English regularly, if I can continue I will thrive🥰

[@princepuneet76]

Wonderful session How can one join live? Does skeptical mean the same as cynical? please explain with a sentence. thnx

[@YISENCHEN-eq9zp]

I think the 'momentum' may come from Cantonese because it sounds almost the same in Cantonese '没问题', which in direct translation is 'no problem'.

[@abdulkareemnooran1387]

Can we say savoury for all taste other than sweet?

[@etaB281]

This is marvellous! What a good lesson! Thank you!

[@gourmandal3859]

Hi dear, I'm from India. Everyday i watch your stimulating and adorable videos

[@marimadawud608]

WOW. Io e this channel. Thank you for teaching us English. ❤❤❤❤

[@AbageroAbduke]

Thank you so much. From Ethiopia .

[@osamaAhmed-oi7km]

You really clearify English to us that's really cool

[@alavimadambi496]

Good and nice presentation Sister. I am watching from KERALA ❤❤❤

[@ЛюдмилаФедорина-ы8м]

Hello from Odessa, Ukraine! Thank you for the lesson. Will you go on?

[@akintundefestus7075]

I m Festus Akintunde, watching from Nigeria.wishing to join English class.

[@bloodymoron21]

Hi! Thanks for answering or replying to some of my questions/comments 👍