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I've been watching your channel while I'm having breakfast or lunch and then later I rewatch the videos and take notes on the new words! It's been very helpful! Thank you!
Thank you so much for letting me have free English learning through your channel. I really love your teaching and it surely helps me with my English. Loads of love xxx
Brilliant! This is so helpful! You speak perfect English. I now wonder how you managed to learn so much vocabulary for the CPE! Greetings to you from Mexico!
Crystal clear! Could I ask if it is possible to use the word "scope" instead of "aim" in the written tasks? For instance:" The scope of this proposal is..." Thank you for your videos!
Hello María! I'd say that scope works better with "a study" or "a research", e.g. "the scope of the study/research". I wouldn't use "scope" with an essay. 🤓
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@@englishbits Actually my wife is Russian and We are married for 15 years. And connecting in English. If I use the new words and phrases in our daily conversations we will not be ashamed infront of foreigners 🤣
I've recently discovered your channel and I'm loving it! I'm preparing the CPE test and your videos are very useful and engaging for me, thanks a lot! I only have one question: what's the difference between "consensus" and "consent"? If there's a difference at all...
Thanks, Stella! 😄 As for your question, "consensus" is when a group of people reach an agreement (They didn't reach a consensus on this matter), while "consent" is a permission, you allow sb to do sth (I give my consent to the use of my videos on your app). 😉
Thank you a bunch, these videos come in handy for the CPE exam. I'm eagerly waiting for the next video of CPE knowledge, if possible, CPE verbs please =D
I would like to know if this collocation is properly used: THE GREATEST TURNOVER My husband is on cloud nine! Only recently did he take part in the process which was responsible for THE GREATEST TURNOVER in the history of the company he works for. In this case, the turnover has the 1st meaning mencioned in this video
They mean different things. "Budget": amount of money you have available to spend and "turnover" is amount of money that a company makes in a period of time.
Your videos are fantastic. Would you be able to mention the British English spelling of words such as 'organise'. British English uses an 's' as you will know. I forward your videos to my students. They will be sitting the Advanced Cambridge Exam, so empasis on British spelling is important.
If you don't like this format, don't watch my videos. I'm trying to help people learn English and expand their vocabulary. It's very easy to criticise when you don't know how much work and time it takes to make useful content.
You're literally the only channel I'm binge watching to prepare myself for the CPE test. Please, do not stop, all of this means a lot to me :)
Thanks a lot, Daniel! It's nice to hear that. There'll be a new video on advanced expressions soon. Stay tuned! 😁
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i just found out your channel days ago cuz im preparing myself for The CAE and to be honest, i am speechless about the resources you give us through your videos I LOVEEE ITTTT :( PLEASEE KEEP IT UP ❤️🔥
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I've been watching your channel while I'm having breakfast or lunch and then later I rewatch the videos and take notes on the new words! It's been very helpful! Thank you!
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I'm studying for CPE and also to enhance my English skills. I've been watching some of your videos and they're incredibly helpful.
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Thank you so much for letting me have free English learning through your channel. I really love your teaching and it surely helps me with my English. Loads of love xxx
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Brilliant! This is so helpful! You speak perfect English. I now wonder how you managed to learn so much vocabulary for the CPE! Greetings to you from Mexico!
Thanks, Miguel! You can't learn all the words. I just help you expand a little bit more your vocabulary. 😉
Crystal clear! Could I ask if it is possible to use the word "scope" instead of "aim" in the written tasks? For instance:" The scope of this proposal is..." Thank you for your videos!
Hello María! I'd say that scope works better with "a study" or "a research", e.g. "the scope of the study/research". I wouldn't use "scope" with an essay. 🤓
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Today I wrote 5 pages of new words and examples from your videos. Which I'll read and watch again and again. And I made list of your videos, which I've studied and ready for me to watch again. Bolshoi spasibo Katya.
Wow!! Thank you, Dost! Are you preparing an exam? 🤓
@@englishbits May be it's weird but, I don't have such a purpose or a certain goal about learning English. I just love to watch movies and serials in their original sound.
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@@englishbits Actually my wife is Russian and We are married for 15 years. And connecting in English. If I use the new words and phrases in our daily conversations we will not be ashamed infront of foreigners 🤣
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I've recently discovered your channel and I'm loving it! I'm preparing the CPE test and your videos are very useful and engaging for me, thanks a lot! I only have one question: what's the difference between "consensus" and "consent"? If there's a difference at all...
Thanks, Stella! 😄 As for your question, "consensus" is when a group of people reach an agreement (They didn't reach a consensus on this matter), while "consent" is a permission, you allow sb to do sth (I give my consent to the use of my videos on your app). 😉
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We can categories drawback noun nto the types of noun like proper common collective material and abstract
I'm not really sure what you mean. It's a countable noun that can be used in singular and plural. 😉
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Thank you a bunch, these videos come in handy for the CPE exam. I'm eagerly waiting for the next video of CPE knowledge, if possible, CPE verbs please =D
Thanks for your nice comment and suggestion! There'll be more videos on CPE soon. Stay tuned!
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I would like to know if this collocation is properly used: THE GREATEST TURNOVER
My husband is on cloud nine! Only recently did he take part in the process which was responsible for THE GREATEST TURNOVER in the history of the company he works for.
In this case, the turnover has the 1st meaning mencioned in this video
Hello! The use of turnover is correct, but it would be better to say "Recently he was part of the process... ". 😁😉
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budget means turnover simply
They mean different things. "Budget": amount of money you have available to spend and "turnover" is amount of money that a company makes in a period of time.
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Your videos are fantastic. Would you be able to mention the British English spelling of words such as 'organise'. British English uses an 's' as you will know. I forward your videos to my students. They will be sitting the Advanced Cambridge Exam, so empasis on British spelling is important.
Thanks for sharing my videos with your students, Sandra! I'll stress British spelling next time! 😉
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What's the point of introducing these random words which are not linked with one another by any means....
If you don't like this format, don't watch my videos. I'm trying to help people learn English and expand their vocabulary. It's very easy to criticise when you don't know how much work and time it takes to make useful content.