Reducing Your Grammar in English Speech (How People Really Speak English)

[@lipurwidhinugroho801]

Thank you very much teacher Rupert.

[@MsTranthihai71]

Thanks ❤

[@lipurwidhinugroho801]

@@MsTranthihai71 Anytime

[@MuhammadRamzan-iz1sl]

Good lesson and invariably without any faffs you watched us a short but knowledgeable video.. cheers 😊!

[@speakenglishwithrupert]

Thanks Muhammad!

[@keithdenyer3937]

You 'showed' us...😊

[@นลินรัตน์วิชานนท์กุลศรี]

Dear Teacher Rupert. Would it be possible for me to study in this room. I enjoyed the lesson.

[@speakenglishwithrupert]

I'm really glad you are enjoying my speaking videos, too! All the best Rupert

[@falahal-obeid2425]

is there any difference between licence/ license

[@speakenglishwithrupert]

In general, "c" is the noun from and "s" is the verb from. US English prefers "c" a lot more, though.