មេរៀនវេយ្យាករណ៍ ៖ ការប្រើប្រាស់ Used To

[@benjaminfranklin6068]

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Much thank, Teacher for your sharing 🙏🥰

[@EdnicheSchool]

You are very welcome.

[@eknowledgeable]

Nice to learn!

[@EdnicheSchool]

Glad you think so!

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Thank you teacher 👩‍🏫 🙏😊

[@EdnicheSchool]

You are welcome.

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Many thanks teaher

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Thanks teacher

[@EdnicheSchool]

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thanks you so much

[@EdnicheSchool]

You are most welcome.

[@chhuonvin3102]

thanks teacher 💞

[@EdnicheSchool]

You're welcome 😊

[@hengsakada3298]

🙏🙏🙏 Teacher I would like you make a new video to explain about using (Put effort into, Make effort, Take effort) how are they different?

[@EdnicheSchool]

I will see what I can do.

[@maoleakhana1243]

Good morning teacher

[@EdnicheSchool]

Good morning!

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Good Morning teacher❤

[@EdnicheSchool]

Good afternoon!

[@madebytl]

Good morning, teacher could you please make video explain what is different between I was and I were?

[@EdnicheSchool]

I were គេប្រើតែក្នុង ​Conditionals ទេ។ ជាទូទៅ I គឺប្រើជាមួយ Was។

[@madebytl]

@@EdnicheSchoolI got it thank you. 🙏

[@sungpovly7690]

Please create video about “State Verb”. Thanks before hand teacher

[@EdnicheSchool]

មេរៀននេះ មិនត្រូវការវិដេអូពន្យល់អ្វីទេ។ ​State Verbs គឺជា Verbs អត់មានសកម្មភាព។ Verbs ទាំងហ្នឹងនិយាយពី អារម្មណ៍ ការគិត ស្ថានភាព ។ល។

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ខ្ញុំចង់អោយលោកគ្រូធ្វើវីឌីអូ will /shall

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អរគុណសំរាប់មតិ។ ចាំខ្ញុំពិនិត្យមើល។

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Hi teacher.

[@EdnicheSchool]

Good morning!

[@phanphea7033]

Good afternoon teacher! How can I am being to a member and free study online or can do homework online?

[@EdnicheSchool]

Please read the description under the video. Thank you.

[@norasr2520]

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[@vayuyet2578]

What do (Gerund) mean teacher? Can you explain us in next video?

[@EdnicheSchool]

I will try to make one soon.

[@panha087]

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[@soengphollin3544]

Can I say “ don’t worry about the noise; you’ll be used to it” ?

[@EdnicheSchool]

Yes, you can. It just has a different meaning from the one I used.

[@benjaminfranklin6068]

Thank you teacher for sharing