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Hah that’s pretty rich coming from the Brits who love to pronounce words like tuna “Chuna” or water “wahuh”… 🤦‍♂️ You Brit’s are some of the worst of the worst offenders, always making up some wildly absurd ways to pronounce words…

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Very helpful. Thank you! 😊

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I was looking for a video with Halloween Idioms. Love this video! Thank you!

thank u so much i had a test on this topic and this video helped very much

honestly i cant really understand but maybe itll trigger something later on

Thanks Dawn, your teaching has inspired a whole university class, everyones in tears at how well you have taught this lesson. You are my hero and i cant wait to give my mum a RING 😉to tell her that ive learnt my new verbs. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'll use it in my class. Thank you very much!

I love your accent and the way you teach

This female dog failed english class

It helped thank you ❤

Yey

Thank you, Ma'am. i have an exam today in English about this topic, and somehow you explained it better than our teacher.

thank you so much, this video really helped me a lot

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Thank you, Ma’am. I will have a report about this on Monday and You just make me understand all of this! I somehow find it interesting, because I never figured this fast. I just wanted you to know that this makes my day❤❤

Jealous sounds ugly. I use envy all the time! I am happy for my friend just wish I had that thing! Don’t want them to NOT have it! 😁

What are the other meanings of exercise? and uses?

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NO. Never.

I remember my mom told me she wished she had a house like mine. Would that be envy?

Thanks this is educative

Thanks this is educative

this great and thanks you very much

Elias setumo

make more vidioes like this

😂i finally know another term for that stuff lmao thanks 🙏

Very helpful. Thank you

This is so confusing to me because singular "they" to me implies someone I do not know or am not supposed to know. While it's a logical gender neutral pronoun, it almost goes farther than that & gives no identity to a person whatsoever (beyond just gender) & suggests anonymity. It's quite confusing to have one pronoun to reference all singular people who are not known, all singular people who are known, all singular people who you do not want to be known, and the plural version on top of that...when it comes to a gender neutral pronoun for a singular person, it seems like there should almost be another one that is not "they" specifically for people to identify as & be identified by their peers as, because "they" sounds like a stranger without a name or face when used that way

I learn so many things on your RUclips channel. Thank you.❤

i have a rlly big test tmr, and this really helped!! tysm🥰

Jealousy is usually accompanied by anger

Thanks, from Spain!!

Nice explanation. Thank you.

Thank you, very well paced and easy to understand. I think I like wordplay the most, that Brownie joke is funny 😆.

Should one get offended if you refer to someone as they/them and insist they should be addressed as he/she/him/her? Not until recently did it matter if you used gendered or non gendered form.

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You're doing a straight fire job. 👍 Thanks so much.

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thank you so much

ring, rang, rung / sing, sang, sung

I thought it was pronounced letotes

It was really a helpful video...thank you

Sorry, its rabbit hole.

Now only I know they r different.😢

Wow, Dawn, ur lessons r getting more n more difficult.

This is a tough lesson. I struggled to follow. I hv to watch it a few more times.

I have looked more video but this is best about understanding it..

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