I've just published a new lesson on phrasal verbs! This video will introduce you to 16 easy phrasal verbs we often use to talk about PEOPLE, PLACES, and CLOTHES: ruclips.net/video/9vl5PLx06zs/видео.html
Thank you Benjamin T. you have teach is it good reason able have a lot of sense according to using phrase easy to understand some of them study new vocabularies is it so praise l love your chenell thanks
I am glade to have such kind of video. It is much helpful. Besides that i will be grateful to have videos like 100 most common word british pronunciation. Cause I realy like your accent.
Hi Ben! Thank you for always giving us helpful and brilliant videos! I would like to ask a question. Could “Carrying something off” mean the same with “get something out of it”?
Mr. Benjamin, I'm so glad to see you again, safe and sound! An excellent lesson, I'm most grafeful! By the way, may I have a question? Is it acceptable in English ( both writing and speaking) to use latin phrases, such as: ad rem, sine qua non, lege artis, modus operandi, etc.? When it comes to my first language not only is it grammatically correct, but also strongly recommeded as usage of latin words makes one's dictum posh and sophisticated. Is it cognately in English? Thanks in advance for your answer. Stay safe and healthy!
It depends on the context. Out of the examples you gave, only 'modus operandi' would be understood by some people. I'll try and make a video on that at some point. Lawyers use it for certain terms, plants have Latin names but generally speaking, keep it to a minimum.
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I've just published a new lesson on phrasal verbs! This video will introduce you to 16 easy phrasal verbs we often use to talk about PEOPLE, PLACES, and CLOTHES: ruclips.net/video/9vl5PLx06zs/видео.html
Very cool teacher and nice teachings, thank you.
You're welcome!
benjamin i am so thankful to you. i am going to watch all your videos to learn proper english.
Yay! Go for it.
Amazing, I learned a lot! Thank you!! :)
Great :)
Thank you
Benjamin
T. you have teach is it good reason able have a lot of sense according to using phrase easy to understand some of them study new vocabularies is it so praise l love your chenell thanks
You are welcome!
Thank you Benjamin
no probs
Hi I am from Turkey 👋 and your accent perfect. 👍😍
Thanks for watching
very useful words. Thanks a lot!
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I am glade to have such kind of video. It is much helpful. Besides that i will be grateful to have videos like 100 most common word british pronunciation. Cause I realy like your accent.
OK, I'll bear that in mind. BTW - check spelling 'glad'
Thank you. Phrasal verb is very tricky theme in English. Please keeping on it.
Thanks.
Great Content
Thanks :)
Thank you Bemjamin! 😊
You're welcome
My favourite teacher!
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than you
very nice
thank you for watching
Thank you Benjamin! I like your new hairstyle!
It gets messier!
Hi Ben! Thank you for always giving us helpful and brilliant videos!
I would like to ask a question.
Could “Carrying something off” mean the same with “get something out of it”?
No - if you carry something off, you manage to complete a difficult challenge. If you get something out of something then you derive benefit from it.
Learn English with Benjamin [engVid] thank you!!
Mr. Benjamin, I'm so glad to see you again, safe and sound! An excellent lesson, I'm most grafeful!
By the way, may I have a question? Is it acceptable in English ( both writing and speaking) to use latin phrases, such as: ad rem, sine qua non, lege artis, modus operandi, etc.? When it comes to my first language not only is it grammatically correct, but also strongly recommeded as usage of latin words makes one's dictum posh and sophisticated. Is it cognately in English? Thanks in advance for your answer. Stay safe and healthy!
It depends on the context. Out of the examples you gave, only 'modus operandi' would be understood by some people. I'll try and make a video on that at some point. Lawyers use it for certain terms, plants have Latin names but generally speaking, keep it to a minimum.
What a good teacher and actor 😂
Thanks for watching!
Hahahaha you should see mine! I'm also a good actor 🤣🤣
I always join your class, :)
Enjoy or watch? That's great! :)
We are advance learners I am expecting such kind of videos from you
Hi Meenashi. I have filmed many videos for advanced learners which will gradually be released over the coming months so do stay subscribed.
Abara ka dabara 😊😊😊 haa haa haa love that
Do you also mad about cricket 🏏
I love cricket...
Benjamin, where in Britain is your accent from?
South. This may shed more light: www.engvid.com/the-rp-english-accent/
Thank you very much for your reply
I reckon Benjamin is a stage actor, from his body postures being so beautiful.
I'm not a ballet dancer!
@@engvidBenjamin your movement is well trained, rather professional! lol
@@engvidBenjamin I meant an actor of a living stage drama or play, not a ballet dancer of course... So, 'beautiful' sounds not quite suitable?
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Glad you like it