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I like the way you explain few words with drawing Eg. Go out on a limp. Out of woodwork May I suggest Every lesson few words like that... Improve very much Thanks sir
There's a person in the "12 seats" of Russian writers Ilf and Petroff - Эллочка Щукина. She had only 30 words in her vocabulary and easily and fluently used them in any conversation. 😊 Thanks for the lesson. Hello from Russia.
As usual, fantastic spontaneous drawing of Japan and America, who can do it that way without thinking?? So narrative!! 😁🤩 And I would also like to hear you say something in French. 🙏🏻 Japanese is certainly one of the most difficult languages to learn, yours sounds really good to the ears, and I have no doubt it does. ☺️😍
Hello👋 I have a question. I learned a new way to use "dress" through watching a cooking video on RUclips. The chef said, "dress the vegetables. " I have been familiar with the word into "dress yourself up" or "that's a nice dress", haven't seen "dress the vegetables." Do you think this way would be learning English as a first language? Thank you.
Hi Drew, Thanks for your lessons! Just wanted to ask you: What happened with the lighting in your videos? Your face appears darker and the shadows seem too strong.
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another great lesson. learning so much on this channel. a very good teacher.
I like the way you explain few words with drawing
Eg. Go out on a limp.
Out of woodwork
May I suggest
Every lesson few words like that... Improve very much
Thanks sir
It’s about listening to smth you mostly understand for more than 5 hours a day for up to a year, then you probably get fluent
This channel is the best for learning English. Thank you, Drew, for these amazing lessons! You are my sensei 😄
You give the accurate definition of everything
There's a person in the "12 seats" of Russian writers Ilf and Petroff - Эллочка Щукина. She had only 30 words in her vocabulary and easily and fluently used them in any conversation. 😊
Thanks for the lesson. Hello from Russia.
I am teacher and I think that you are really talented teacher
As usual, fantastic spontaneous drawing of Japan and America, who can do it that way without thinking??
So narrative!! 😁🤩
And I would also like to hear you say something in French. 🙏🏻 Japanese is certainly one of the most difficult languages to learn, yours sounds really good to the ears, and I have no doubt it does. ☺️😍
I failed French in high school. But I bet I could learn pretty quickly now. :)
Really, I don't doubt it for a second! 👍🏻😃😉
hello thank you for all what you did to help people. i try to be like a native speaker
Hello👋
I have a question.
I learned a new way to use "dress" through watching a cooking video on RUclips. The chef said, "dress the vegetables. " I have been familiar with the word into "dress yourself up" or "that's a nice dress", haven't seen "dress the vegetables."
Do you think this way would be learning English as a first language?
Thank you.
Yes. Nice work. :)
Hello I am Stella from Nigeria, I have been following your lesson for some time now but I can't speak better
How are you doing teacher. I am contacting with you from Somalia, the Horn of Africa. I hoped you know it right
Good morning , where can I found Frederick App
englishanyone.com/frederick :) Please share the link for others!
Hi drew...how many words I need to undertand for fluency? Thanks
Hi Drew,pictures speaks more,keep on doing on the same way!
How can I get the fedric?
Truly learn English as second language is a waste of time. I did it and I did not get better.
Thanks...👍
It would b amazing if u use subtitles sir
Hi Drew,
Thanks for your lessons!
Just wanted to ask you: What happened with the lighting in your videos? Your face appears darker and the shadows seem too strong.
I don’t use any special lighting, so it’s just how the window lighting is. :)
Русский где!?!!!
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