AVOID COMMON MISTAKES BY VICKYSENGLISH AND ARIANNITA LA GRINGA / LEARN CONFUSING PHRASAL VERBS

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[@kenelhyppolite6646]

Great lesson as always.

[@mnak20]

Thank you for this great video! You are so hardworking!

[@Movie_phraser]

Kevin, great job! Could you make a lesson for Conditionals (all types)?

[@ruth.rgarcia9957]

LOVE THIS VIDEO!!! COMPLETE, VISUAL AND THE CORRECT USE PLUS THE PRONUNCIATION!!!😊👍❤️

[@davimen8147]

But I have never seen a dog working.😂😂😂😂

[@mouhaabdo1501]

in our version donkey is working 😂

[@elielson6094]

Neither have I.

[@Fernandez31gqrci]

U can say I ve been working my ass around the clock, do asses work? Clearly, u don’t know ur ass from a hole in da ground

[@almontoya5703]

Thanks for explaining the second conditional. Even though it's unethical to teach incorrect English, this has helped a lot of people to learn the correct usage.

[@МаріяКоврова-к6д]

Each video is so well thought out, high quality, and the explanations are so clear and simple. There are many repetitions👍. Each video is a masterpiece

[@NORBIE-io6fc]

I noticed that native English speakers don't really use the past form of the word 'spit' which is actually 'spat'.. Why won't they use it? They use 'spit' in both present and past tense.. 🤔

[@englishwithmrd]

You're more likely to hear 'spat' in British English. I would personally never use 'spit' in the past, but it's acceptable in the US.

[@fredylopez2477]

If I'm not wrong:
I think and understand that;
- In the USA they use the same form for the present tense, the past tense and the past participle, that's to say;
Spit = present tense
Spit = past tense.
Spit = past participle.
AND.
In the UK they use the form "spat" for the past tense and past participle.
So;
The conjugations are;
- Spit = present tense.
- Spit or Spat = past tense.
- Spit or Spat = past participle.

[@englishwithmrd]

@@fredylopez2477 that's it👍

[@almontoya5703]

In American English, "spit" is also the past tense of the verb "to spit."

[@fredylopez2477]

Hi Kevin,
What about if I said;
"To crumble up".
Does it have any meaning ?.

[@CoronaVirus-uy1cw]

Good job

[@mirtinhoxereto1748]

The only Ariannita video I keep watching is her Pool Vocabulary video.

[@firudinaslanov2543]

Thanks.

[@ЕленаПлотникова-и6ж]

It's incredible how many stupid mistakes they make!!! Just unbelievable! And they teach English, OMG😮 it's a shame of them

[@NamiSahmirze]

Yes. İt is because Americans are too welcoming towards non-native speakers. But if you make so many mistakes ın Russian you will be mocked.

[@leonardolorenzo8900]

Lots of native speakers think they're teachers just because they were born in the US. As we see, this is not happening.

[@ainurablaze9479]

The ladies are not native speakers, they somehow decided that they are good in teaching English on RUclips

[@maryv.7227]

​@@ainurablaze9479 aren't they American?

[@Isaac-Playlists]

I have learned so much in this short video. Thank you very much. (Don't make video about how stupid I am writing you in English)

[@Get2026]

I've worked, I've been working 😅😅🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

[@AndreyDiagel]

🔥🔥🔥

[@josegarcia-lm6qx]

Great

[@SoniaLeli]

I thought that the past of spit was spat.