Learn more about Fluent For Life: tinyurl.com/4ax3vzru Get Frederick here: englishanyone.com/frederick English learners are often told to not use the word "very" because it's common. But then learners become unnecessarily nervous in conversations, and don't learn the native uses of words like thi. "Very" can mean a lot, or extremely. But natives also use "very" when emphasizing something, like "This is the very same place I found my keys yesterday." When you learn like a native English speaker, you can communicate more like one. :) EXTREME: very hot very cold very tired very old very late PRECISE/EMPHASIS: the very best the very middle the very top the very first the very last start from the very beginning EMPHASIS: This is the very spot the very day the very place where I was born those were the very words I said to my dad this is the very university my grandfather went to the very person who welcomed me years ago the very weapon the very advice the very book I wanted to read this is the very lesson the very restautant the very problem the very question Get fluent here: tinyurl.com/4ax3vzru Speak With Us: Website: englishanyone.com Facebook: facebook.com/englishanyone Twitter: twitter.com/englishanyone Instagram: @englishanyone #EnglishFluencyGuide #LearnEnglishAsAFirstLanguage #SpeakFluentEnglishConfidently
Amazing lesson! You always teach me something new about English. And you are the very person i trusted with fluency guide and tips in your newsletters years ago. You are one of a kind. Thank you for making speaking and communicating in English easier and stress-free. 💚
You are an amazing teacher. I love the way you are explaining which gives a complete picture. It's very interesting, understandable and compelling. I started watching your previous videos and I liked visual phrasal verbs the most. This is a great idea. Thanks a million 👍. God bless you 🙏
“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” You’ve done it again, Drew! You’ve made a practical, useful, down-to-earth lesson out of a triviality! “Very” remarkable! Bravo 👏 Maestro!
OMG, what mastery! :D As usual, I couldn't see the live, but it's so nice to listen and watch such a brilliant lesson at anytime! It's also nice to hear you even repeat things you've already said while maintaining the very same enthusiasm and desire to get our attention. You are truly unique and your passion is a great example for us. I so very love discovering this particular use of "very" that I had never heard of before. (Maybe I'm not using it totally well yet. ) ;)
Please talk about the difference between past simple and past continus I still can't make the difference when I talk about action witch starts and ends in the past versus another one witch starts in the past and still happening in the present
Thanks, Tom. :) Either a Google drive link, or you can upload it as an unlisted RUclips video and then you can email us the link so we can download it and put it up on our channel. info@englishanyone.com
I don't know but the way you pronounced 'interesting' it sounded like 4 syllables, you didn't pronounce it either as " in-ter-sting" or "in-ne-res-ting" or maybe it's an accent thing or maybe I have a very bad listening skill 😅
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English learners are often told to not use the word "very" because it's common. But then learners become unnecessarily nervous in conversations, and don't learn the native uses of words like thi. "Very" can mean a lot, or extremely. But natives also use "very" when emphasizing something, like "This is the very same place I found my keys yesterday." When you learn like a native English speaker, you can communicate more like one. :)
EXTREME:
very hot
very cold
very tired
very old
very late
PRECISE/EMPHASIS:
the very best
the very middle
the very top
the very first
the very last
start from the very beginning
EMPHASIS:
This is the very spot
the very day
the very place where I was born
those were the very words I said to my dad
this is the very university my grandfather went to
the very person who welcomed me years ago
the very weapon
the very advice
the very book I wanted to read
this is the very lesson
the very restautant
the very problem
the very question
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I’m very impressed with the way you teach us to be fluent like native speakers🎉🎉🎉
Amazing lesson! You always teach me something new about English. And you are the very person i trusted with fluency guide and tips in your newsletters years ago. You are one of a kind. Thank you for making speaking and communicating in English easier and stress-free. 💚
I am thankful for all your videos... you really ease the way of speaking English, make it to feasible for non natives , thank you
You are an amazing teacher. I love the way you are explaining which gives a complete picture. It's very interesting, understandable and compelling. I started watching your previous videos and I liked visual phrasal verbs the most. This is a great idea.
Thanks a million 👍.
God bless you 🙏
Watching from the Philippines. English is our second language, and this one adds interesting learning to us. Thank you.
Thanks for this discussion
“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” You’ve done it again, Drew! You’ve made a practical, useful, down-to-earth lesson out of a triviality! “Very” remarkable! Bravo 👏 Maestro!
OMG, what mastery! :D As usual, I couldn't see the live, but it's so nice to listen and watch such a brilliant lesson at anytime!
It's also nice to hear you even repeat things you've already said while maintaining the very same enthusiasm and desire to get our attention.
You are truly unique and your passion is a great example for us. I so very love discovering this particular use of "very" that I had never heard of before.
(Maybe I'm not using it totally well yet. ) ;)
Thank you teacher for good lesson
this is the very rambo knife i got from sly. this is the very ninja sword i got from jean-claude. improving my english here. nice!
Amazing class. Can you please talk about grammar for the next class. I would like to learn from you ❤
I just did. Most recent live. :)
Thank you🎉
Yes, you're the very descriptive person
Please talk about the difference between past simple and past continus
I still can't make the difference when I talk about action witch starts and ends in the past versus another one witch starts in the past and still happening in the present
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Hi teacher Drew. How can I send you the short video from this class?
Thanks, Tom. :) Either a Google drive link, or you can upload it as an unlisted RUclips video and then you can email us the link so we can download it and put it up on our channel. info@englishanyone.com
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I don't know but the way you pronounced 'interesting' it sounded like 4 syllables, you didn't pronounce it either as " in-ter-sting" or "in-ne-res-ting" or maybe it's an accent thing or maybe I have a very bad listening skill 😅
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I love how you teach...thanks