Brilliant stuff Teacher, God bless you. 😊 I always on the look out for your latest videos, I think they're so helpful and instructive for my writing skills. You the gift that keeps on giving. ❤🎉😊😅 Keep up the good work teacher.
Hi,I wanna learn english and want to achieve C2 advance level in english and want to become proficient.According to CEFR we need hours of instruction to reach C1 from 0.But i think I'm already at A2.So, I don't know how many hours of instruction+Study and practice is enough for me to reach my goal.There are 4 skills in a language (Reading, Writing,Speaking and listening)Grammar and vocabulary.I wanted to know that where can i get the instruction to achieve my desired level.And where you've learnt english?😢
You need to study regularly and consume lots and lots of content e.g. books, podcasts etc. Writing is probably the hardest one to master, as you really need a teacher to give you feedback. I am a native speaker !
Hello Stephen, I am from India. Your videos are helping me a lot. But I need to know what are more things needed to reach up to the C2 level English please suggest me some more things to practice.
Read, read and read - but it has to be educated content. A great book is 'The Chimp Paradox'. Also, watch Ted talks or lectures from Cambridge, Oxford and Harvard. This will enable you to hear educated vocabulary and sentence structure. I also recommend writing and finding a good teacher to correct it.
@@englishlearningexpert3595 hello Stephen. I am Sonal from India. Last time you suggested me to read a lot. I am reading watching podcast and doing my best. But I need some guidance on some places where I do not get the answer. would you please help me.
Brilliant stuff Teacher, God bless you. 😊 I always on the look out for your latest videos, I think they're so helpful and instructive for my writing skills. You the gift that keeps on giving. ❤🎉😊😅 Keep up the good work teacher.
Thanks you so much - what a kind thing to say!
You really help me a lot. Thank you, smart and brilliant teacher!
You're very welcome! 😊
Thank you teacher ❤
You’re very welcome 😊
This types of videos are really helpful! Thank u👊
You're very welcome.
thanks to you, indeed MR. Harrison for your paramount shares. Stay well a grear HUG from Trujillo- Perú.
You're very welcome.
great!!!
Thanks.
thanks a lot!!!
You’re very welcome 😊
Fantastic. Really useful! Thank you so much.
You're very welcome! Best wishes.
Hi,I wanna learn english and want to achieve C2 advance level in english and want to become proficient.According to CEFR we need hours of instruction to reach C1 from 0.But i think I'm already at A2.So, I don't know how many hours of instruction+Study and practice is enough for me to reach my goal.There are 4 skills in a language (Reading, Writing,Speaking and listening)Grammar and vocabulary.I wanted to know that where can i get the instruction to achieve my desired level.And where you've learnt english?😢
You need to study regularly and consume lots and lots of content e.g. books, podcasts etc. Writing is probably the hardest one to master, as you really need a teacher to give you feedback. I am a native speaker !
Thanks Stephen
You're very welcome.
I can't see the link to Patrion
It's coming - I'll announce on my community tab.
Hello Stephen, I am from India. Your videos are helping me a lot. But I need to know what are more things needed to reach up to the C2 level English please suggest me some more things to practice.
Read, read and read - but it has to be educated content. A great book is 'The Chimp Paradox'. Also, watch Ted talks or lectures from Cambridge, Oxford and Harvard. This will enable you to hear educated vocabulary and sentence structure. I also recommend writing and finding a good teacher to correct it.
@@englishlearningexpert3595 hello Stephen. I am Sonal from India. Last time you suggested me to read a lot. I am reading watching podcast and doing my best. But I need some guidance on some places where I do not get the answer. would you please help me.
Thank you teacher🙃🙃
Hello again! You're very welcome.
On a weekly basis*
Did I make a mistake? What's your comment? :)
Yes, you said a weekly basis, but in the essay, there was no 'a'. I'm sure it was just a slip
@@traveltheworld6685 Oh - I better take a look. It should be ‘a weekly basis’.