Thank you Kevin and Liza for your great lessons in English and in Russian. I'm learning both languages and I enjoy every lesson you teach us. God bless you. I watched Liza's house and I was very proud of her accuracy in life and her Russian and her English are the best. Kevin also make video like Liza and show you life for us in English. Thank you. I love you both❤
Thank you very much for this interesting and helpful lesson. I noticed one moment. "I don't have an (!) answer" but "I don't know the (!) answer". Is it a rule?
Best of the bests. THANKS ❤
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I have been learning a lot from this channel. I have never missed any video.
Thanks for your content, Kevin and Liza. Kind regards.
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Thanks for learning new rules at least for me.., I am stumped.. it is a new term. !
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Thanks a lot❤
You are a brilliant teacher!
Thank you Kevin and Liza for your great lessons in English and in Russian. I'm learning both languages and I enjoy every lesson you teach us. God bless you. I watched Liza's house and I was very proud of her accuracy in life and her Russian and her English are the best. Kevin also make video like Liza and show you life for us in English. Thank you. I love you both❤
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Super helpful thanks a lot ❤
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Yo what's up y'all i hope you're having a great time This video is absolutely marvelous thank you so much you're the best ❤❤😅🥰🥰🌼🌼😄😄😄🥰🌼🌼🥰🥰
Thank you, sir. I like this kind of lesson
It's helpful.
Excellent lesson, as always. Thx...
Great 👍 work sir
Love from india
Now I understand why I don't understand much when I watch movies with subtitles
Right now he is climbing THE tree.
Thank you Kelvin and Lisa🥰
Excellente leçon
Great Job! Have a good day
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Very helpfull.Thank you Kiven
Thank you very much for this interesting and helpful lesson.
I noticed one moment. "I don't have an (!) answer" but "I don't know the (!) answer". Is it a rule?
Nice
Thank you, Kevin
Thank you from Russia via vpn
Great lesson
He’s got stumped. He gets stumped. He got stumped and he’s gotten stumped. What are the differences? Thanks Kevin
"... if you lose ...". Maybe it's more correct to use "someone" instead of "you". Thank you.
I missed a lot this alphabet screen 😢
Baby has been/is in the womb for 9 months?
Is it possible to contact you somehow? You don't respond to emails, even though your website says that you can be contacted by e-mail
Good job