Learn the Top 10 Patterns to Help Level up Your Speech in English

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[@JuanluisMateogomez]

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[@tehdii]

I have started to learn Russian on my own, slowly :) I need to find similar video to this about that language. Great approach that should be the starter point of every language learning. Those patterns are universal and I just wish you maybe expand on this idea with a second video in the future. I am so glad that I have found your channel. In the last few years you all have gave us the great vibe :)
p.s. 3:30 I like when English speaking person reminisce "with a mental minus sign "about sth, I feel like they channel inner DFW in that moment ;) off topic observation ;)

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[@adrienp2273]

Good video can you do more patterns soon please =)

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[@quadroink]

cool really usefull... i dont know the intensitivity of words might its like perhaps or maybe.. i avoid because can sound agressive . in the wrong way.

[@abdulhakeembugti3310]

Assalamualicum teacher .what the difference between glad and happy please .

[@artawhirler]

There's really no difference, Abdul. They are just two ways of saying the same thing.

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[@Baharehshahidian]

thank you was useful

[@muhammadshadab5418]

Difference between noun and speech

[@suhitadeshpande17]

It should be I was ….why I were is used?

[@naimulIslam503]

No. This is the rule. If you are talking about unreal or something that is not the reality, then I were.

[@erlinggomez5296]

I got it, but what happens with the pronouns "she" he" and it", they are also used with "were' like... she were or not?