Unique Alternatives for Everyday English

[@mehdimohammadizadeh6032]

Thank you, Teacher Mina, for your amazing video lesson on unique alternatives for everyday English! Your clear explanations and practical examples have greatly enriched my vocabulary and boosted my confidence in using English more creatively. I truly appreciate your dedication and inspiring teaching style!

[@EnglishwithteacherMina]

My pleasure you liked it!

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[@CPM-MZ]

Thank you for your dedication to teaching and for inspiring us to elevate our everyday English. Your efforts have made a significant impact on my learning journey, and I am grateful for the knowledge and skills I have gained from your lesson.

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[@jamesdoyle8099]

"Vocabulary" is an uncountable noun.

[@EnglishwithteacherMina]

Thanks for your comment! 'Vocabulary' is typically used as an uncountable noun when referring to the range of words a person knows in a single language. For example, 'His vocabulary is very advanced.' However, 'vocabularies' can be used when referring to different sets of words from different languages or different topics. For instance, 'The vocabularies of English and French differ significantly.' I hope this clears up the confusion!

[@jamesdoyle8099]

@@EnglishwithteacherMina Yes, but that's not how you used "vocabularies" in this video. "I hope this clears up the confusion!"