START - Verb, noun and 3 common English expressions

[@Apple-oi8bp]

You’re always very clear when you explain. Thank you 😉

[@albertoalbertoni9529]

Thanks!!!

[@claudioivanmuller1987]

A Very good video! Congratulations

[@slavicatomson7883]

Thanks for the awesome practice 👌

[@sendatamie8574]

Great video . thank you so much !

[@judithkouassi491]

very good video, congratulations

[@fawziaaman3828]

The lesson was excellent from start to finish.

[@Bouchka291]

Thank you Andrew, your explanations are very clear and in a calm voice as always.👍🏻

[@benzianabdou3740]

Thanks

[@luistorres3946]

Thanks, it seems you're speaking my language. It's so clear and calm. I understood everything from start to finish. Congratulations.

[@Mohammed-7Oct]

Thanks a lot our best teacher 🥰🥰
Could you make a video about the uses of " " involve " ? ❤❤🙏🙏🙏

[@invisibleperson9369]

Thank you very much. Best regards from Germany.

[@usamayazdani6050]

I learned a lot from this video♥

[@rerere232323]

Exellent video

[@blakeandrade6189]

The class was perfect from stard to finish.

[@VipinKumar-tm5wz]

I realy like your videos. Please make a video on phonetics. Thanks.

[@seeduroshan2743]

I think this is very important lesson for me to learning english thanks sir i .m from sri lanka

[@sharadhammaj5289]

Thanks for making those videos to English learner to easy learn and including me also.sir i requset you please making videos on "further" and "Rather".

[@worldacademyofstudents8134]

Good word

[@gitishirasb7874]

👌👌💖💖💖

[@waelhe3692]

Hi Sir, could you please make a video explanatios about hyphen and dashes Sir i really confused about it.

[@RobertoSantos-xd1qh]

👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🌟🌟🤝

[@jeanmariebernal6200]

My Dear Andrew. What a pity! It’s the end of the lesson and I thought it was excellent, as usual.I’m looking forward to your next video lesson. Have a nice evening.

[@mariabejaranomonge2183]

This lesson made me sing:
"I started a joke
which started the hole world crying..."

[@dawaiahmed6891]

He has started preparing the meal.
Why we used has here in this sentence.
Is it incorrect if we say ...
He started preparing the meal.
What's the difference between start and begin?
Thank you very much.

[@cookiefacegame]

how to pronounce "of" in British English? in America it has a "V" sound! of (ov)

[@Franciscoluche]

"FireStarter" 😉 (#PRODIGY)

[@shamsahennayoutube117]

For the first 💗

[@maryamsh8431]

👍

[@apichattabudintentions822]

Do u talk thai ? U can talk thai easier. Thankssss i like more.

[@Krucezam]

I thought i knew the start of learning English

[@roihannabilabdillah4461]

First

[@azadsrmg]

First v

[@mariamkinen8036]

⁉️❗️ Help me out of this simplicity .....ignorance.