Thank you very much for clarifying all the errors made by some RUclipsrs who intend to teach English, and those of us who are trying to learn it correctly do not realize that, thank you for being so brave in correcting them, especially those of us who intend to use the English at work or take the TOELF
She is not a teacher she pretends to be a teacher her vdo is full of mistakes I can even correct her mistakes why not Keven The real teacher he is perfect in his conversation
I want to give a huge shoutout to Officers Kevin and Lisa for their exemplary job in patrolling our American English learning community. Your vigilance, dedication, and proactive approach have made a significant impact in keeping our learning environment safe. Thank you for your commitment and outstanding service to ensure our progress in English language proficiency.
Here in Brazil we called.... If you are lost in your learning... Look for Kevin and Liza,the mistakes hunters.... Our Super Heroes of learning english accurate. Here in Brazil i go to the airport in a beetle.....
Hi Kevin You are a breath of fresh air in an online chaotic teaching!! My goodness I am shocked to hear all these mistakes !!! These mistakes might be made by a beginner not by a teacher! Keep it up please Fatiha Switzerland
It baffles me that Marina keeps on spreading the same mistakes again and again. I remember that you have already corrected her about the word 'progress,' but she simply can't be bothered. She lacks responsibility. Fortunately, you're clearing up her mess.
Hi I think that she is mad at Kevin and the fact he is correcting her that why she is keeping talking without paying any attention to the mistakes she is making! So she is trying to ignore Kevin and his correction by repeating the same mistakes again and again! She is convinced that she is doing a good job. Fatiha Switzerland
She is just 'Info-Gypsy'. ("It is translated from Russian where it is used to describe various info-businessmen, scammers and other people who sell you air.")
"There´s a shower in there" Noo? Teacher Kevin. She keeps on omitting articles, mispronouncing basic English words and even misplacing essencial English prepositions.
Con que vermos mas se usa a shower y con cuales no? Por ejemplo creo que se dice con need, I need a shower, y no se dice I need shower verdad? También creo que con have se puede decir asi I have to shower with cold water (aqui tampoco se utiliza a antes de shower) estoy en lo correcto?
Seems like Marina’s English is getting worse, not better, as if she doesn’t even live in the states anymore. Mistakes galore. Also, she is always slurring her words; not clear if that’s due to her smiling so wide when she speaks or that’s just an attempt to hide mistakes.
Sorry for my ignorance but, would you be so kind to explain to me, what do you mean by "Klondike" ?, I don't know what that means. Thank you very much in advance 👍.
feel the smell is a stupid thing I have said to an American once. She was like, "huh?". Then I realized, you simply say 'smell'. Translating directly from your native language creates mistakes such as this one. Although, the saying can be correct in written English, I researched it when I made the mistake. 'I feel the smell of death' is an example
If anything, you sense a smell. Although, this is hardly said. You can actually say you smell a smell because its both a verb and a noun, but usually you're more specific about what the smell is: i smell death
Sometimes she just translates her thoughts from “russian” directly word by word, as a speaker myself I can understand the dynamics, but sounds so bad for educated people ..😅
Do you think she does? That's interesting. I believe she thinks in English now, after so many years, but articles are something that Slavic native speakers always struggle with. I have a Russian friend that's spent 25 years (half of her life) in Italy and with articles sometimes she still messes up, although her Italian is excellent. That's nothing compared to the difficulties we non Slavic native speakers find when learning the grammar of Slavic languages. As a student of Russian myself, I can guarantee that if I could speak Russian as well as Marina speaks English I would be most certainly happy, even with these mistakes she makes😅
@@CeciliaPMiniatures first of all it is not easy or correct to compare different languages, but: Italian is easier then English (and easier to pronounce for Russian speakers because of rhythm and spelling, etc.), Russian is more complicated then English though. Way more, even for basic level unfortunately. I studied and speaking myself 8 languages on a different level of skills, and there are many sides to the story. Everyone has different talent. Everyone’s circle is different. You have to have a native speakers and a goal(!) how to use that to really master the skill. Marina has a Russian speaking husband. Do you think they speak classic English at home and with a baby?!))))) So I doubt she would start “thinking” English because I bet she has a native speaking community, and plus she needs to sell courses to the same crowd. So.. good luck with your studies!
- "He took a shower in the morning, AND BECAUSE there's a shower here, he still wants to take a shower". OR. - "He took a shower in the morning, AND DUE TO THE FACT THAT there's a shower here, he still wants to take a shower (or ANOTHER SHOWER)". Or. "Because of there's a shower".
I don't even watch the video. I click right away the like bottom because I am going to learn how to avoide the mistakes that I 've been doing for forever😢
To be fair, Marina pronounced the word "process" in a British manner. I checked it in an Oxford dictionary. It is not a mistake, and I think it needs to be said.
Process is not pronounced like that in America, but it is in other English speaking countries. Maybe you can point that out so you don't confuse English learners.
@@jaxxon98 Yes, she does, but Kevin said that pronouncing it like /ˈprəʊsɛs/, is incorrect and it is not, it's just not American. He could have said that in American English it is /prɑː.ses/, students would benefit from that information rather than believing that it is completely wrong. I have lived in the UK and in the US and I used to hate it when Americans corrected some of my British pronunciation (and when Brits correct my American pronunciation).
She should stop calling herself english teacher 😂, and watch your english videos so she can improve her english, I feel sorry for the people that watch her english videos 😂😂😂😂
You don't feel a smell, you smell a smell, She's confused with the two senses, sense of touch and sense of smell, well, she should be teaching her mother tongue not English.
Not sure about 'important mistakes'...maybe 'common mistakes' or 'serious mistakes'. 'Important' has a positive connotation... something you should do. You could say 'It is important to avoid these mistakes' or 'Mistakes that are important to avoid'. Also I would call the thing you pictured a '[bath] poof' or '[bath] pouf'. A loofah is the fruit or gourd of several species of plant (Luffa spp) which are used to make a natural sponge/exfoliant that looks more like an oval or cylinder. An internet image search will confirm that is the most common usage. When you start hitting this level of detail words vary, even among standard Middle American English speakers. Think thongs versus flip-flops. Granted Mogilko is one of the most insufferable people on the inter webs. And it is neat to see her speaking rapidly and messing up when she is in vlogger/influencer mode which she quite obviously does here. 'Feel the smell' [чувствовать запах] is quite literally translated word for word from Russian. She's not on guard here...is this aimed to her students of English or just those who follow her for her 'Silicon Valley lifestyles of the Rich and Famous' schtick?
I don't have a loofah!
Because I prefer to use the scrub whatever 😁😁
The more I watch your lessons, the more shocked I am by Mogilko.
Thank you very much for clarifying all the errors made by some RUclipsrs who intend to teach English, and those of us who are trying to learn it correctly do not realize that, thank you for being so brave in correcting them, especially those of us who intend to use the English at work or take the TOELF
Your corrections are always spot on. Your channel is essential for all of us English learners. Keep up the good work.
That was a great lesson
This channel provides perfect content! Thank you!!
I really like this channel
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Great content thanks
Yeap
Thanks Kevin 🙏❤️
so helpful! Thank you!
I hope Marina sees these videos and learns some English. It will help her with her smug attitude, too ))
Thanks to your guidance, my English has come a long way. Sending a big hug and gratitude your way!.💌 🌹 💕🙏 👏🤗
I love these lessons❤❤❤ good job guys, l love you😘😘🤟hello from Omsk!
Thank you! This video is amazing! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
A gift ON my doctor? 🥴How can someone who calls herself a teacher make such a mistake?
Do doctors in Germany take bribes?
Priceless..."Hi Lisa...daddy is a teacher now...''(Homer Simpson)
she actually said "for" if you listen carefully )
She is not a teacher she pretends to be a teacher her vdo is full of mistakes I can even correct her mistakes why not Keven The real teacher he is perfect in his conversation
@@UmmMunira No, she didn't. Stop being delusional and don't deceive others.
Thank you again for exposing fraudster Mogilco
Glad I could figure out mistakes in her speech!
You guys are the best of all time
thanks kevin for being here
She pronounced the word process as it is pronounced in British English. The question is she says she teaches American English)
some Canadians also say "process" with the long o.
@@kimp-zc8yzThey even use French words in English. But that is called Canadian English.
thank you so much teacher for your class it was very useful for me!
Thank you for your lesson. It was usefull. I've known many new things.
I can see no other channels comparable to this one, these guys are the best
❤❤❤thank you
I appreciate your lectures
I'm a big fan. I like your videos.
Great great great as always Kevin
If you correct and learn from these mistakes Marina you'll be the best English teacher on RUclips!
You're an amazing teacher. Thank you so much.
A good video
u are the best english teacher ever
Thank you Kevin
Thank you, Mr. Kevin!
I want to give a huge shoutout to Officers Kevin and Lisa for their exemplary job in patrolling our American English learning community. Your vigilance, dedication, and proactive approach have made a significant impact in keeping our learning environment safe. Thank you for your commitment and outstanding service to ensure our progress in English language proficiency.
You sound like chat Gpt😅
@@АнастасияГодымчук, I appreciate your skepticism, but I can assure you that every word of that comment came from my own heart and thoughts.
By the way you texted, you seem to be a politician my man 😊👍. Why don't you run for president. 👍.
Thanks teacher that so good we need to focus to learn English correctly
Thank you ❤!
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Ty
❤thanks Kevin and Lisa ❤
You're making more videos than I manage to watch 😱
I'm really grateful to God for having you Kevin ❤
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Kev, pls, don't you ever quit and go off the grid, u r the only one who teaches us real English.
I wish that I had followed you earlier
It's never late my friend, it's better late than never.
It's never TOO late. Better late than never.@@fredylopez2477
Thank you for the video! :) I really love your channel. Greetings from Siberia
Что за страна?
To me, you're the dustpan of the social media english learning... keep going
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Here in Brazil we called....
If you are lost in your learning...
Look for Kevin and Liza,the mistakes hunters....
Our Super Heroes of learning english accurate.
Here in Brazil i go to the airport in a beetle.....
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Kevin is brutal but a great teacher😁
Hi Kevin
You are a breath of fresh air in an online chaotic teaching!!
My goodness I am shocked to hear all these mistakes !!!
These mistakes might be made by a beginner not by a teacher!
Keep it up please
Fatiha Switzerland
Keep making this kind of content. I subscribed to your channel because of these types of videos. 👏
Thank you Kevin. You're the best teacher. Watch from KARAKALPAKSTAN. Don't be tired❤
Phia My vua thong bao: co them 1 ban Kinh te hoc passed IQ test: Ms. Diep. Chuc mung ban.
What means "off to" is just a direct translation from Russian. She often does this.
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I always bring my loofah back scraper with me, too.😂❤
Thank you for another great video! But I think what she said was 'but just because' not 'which is because' in her shower story
Vegetable and smell really funny
The British way of saying “process” is like Marina pronounced it.
I was born and raised here in Rio de Janeiro Brazil
"Where do we start?" You crack me up! I love your subtle sarcasm 😂
Yeah, he's a very diplomatic guy, he should run for US embassador to some country 😊.
Kevin, maybe you misunderstood her. What if She is on the rooftop of a Tesla 😂😂😂
It baffles me that Marina keeps on spreading the same mistakes again and again. I remember that you have already corrected her about the word 'progress,' but she simply can't be bothered. She lacks responsibility. Fortunately, you're clearing up her mess.
She lacks responsibility AND ETHICS, all she cares about is profits, as simple as that.
Hi
I think that she is mad at Kevin and the fact he is correcting her that why she is keeping talking without paying any attention to the mistakes she is making!
So she is trying to ignore Kevin and his correction by repeating the same mistakes again and again!
She is convinced that she is doing a good job.
Fatiha Switzerland
She is just 'Info-Gypsy'.
("It is translated from Russian where it is used to describe various info-businessmen, scammers and other people who sell you air.")
@@fatiharouab1127She’s arrogant and should be mad at herself. Very arrogant and illiterate person. Scammer to be precise.
I believe she said "but just because there is... " 4:47
But still without articles, which is a common mistake for us non-natives 😅
😂😂 these mistakes made the lessons more entertainig.
"There´s a shower in there" Noo? Teacher Kevin. She keeps on omitting articles, mispronouncing basic English words and even misplacing essencial English prepositions.
Con que vermos mas se usa a shower y con cuales no? Por ejemplo creo que se dice con need, I need a shower, y no se dice I need shower verdad? También creo que con have se puede decir asi I have to shower with cold water (aqui tampoco se utiliza a antes de shower) estoy en lo correcto?
Seems like Marina’s English is getting worse, not better, as if she doesn’t even live in the states anymore. Mistakes galore. Also, she is always slurring her words; not clear if that’s due to her smiling so wide when she speaks or that’s just an attempt to hide mistakes.
Definitely, she tries to hide her tons of mistakes by speaking fast and slurring words, that's a fact.
Where does she live?
I think she's living in the USA right now.
Marina just can't catch a break, can she? lol
Nhu vay rat tot cho ban Diep: vi luong dang Tu 200 Trieu bay gio 800 Trieu ROI. Chuc mung.
Marina is a Klondike for Kevin!
Sorry for my ignorance but, would you be so kind to explain to me,
what do you mean by "Klondike" ?, I don't know what that means.
Thank you very much in advance 👍.
What's a Klondike?
It’s a gold mine
She made a video about the use of in on and at and here she is making a mistake on something she taught lol😂😂
Actually the word process can be pronounced in two ways. She just pronounced it in British English.
she claims to be teaching american english though
You're right, she pronounced it in the british way BUT, remember she lives in the USA NOT in the UK.
She claims she'll teach you to speak American English like a native. That's not the way we pronounce "process."
I appreciate your efforts to teach proper English in this channel.
That part : " on my doctor" instead of " for my doctor" ......my brain cannot handle it!!!
feel the smell is a stupid thing I have said to an American once. She was like, "huh?". Then I realized, you simply say 'smell'. Translating directly from your native language creates mistakes such as this one. Although, the saying can be correct in written English, I researched it when I made the mistake. 'I feel the smell of death' is an example
"I feel the smell of death" doesn't make sense, not even figuratively. How do you "feel" a smell?
If anything, you sense a smell. Although, this is hardly said. You can actually say you smell a smell because its both a verb and a noun, but usually you're more specific about what the smell is: i smell death
The fraud, Marina, schooled again! Keep it up, Kev!!
Canadians say process , the long O , right ?
Sometimes she just translates her thoughts from “russian” directly word by word, as a speaker myself I can understand the dynamics, but sounds so bad for educated people ..😅
Do you think she does? That's interesting. I believe she thinks in English now, after so many years, but articles are something that Slavic native speakers always struggle with. I have a Russian friend that's spent 25 years (half of her life) in Italy and with articles sometimes she still messes up, although her Italian is excellent. That's nothing compared to the difficulties we non Slavic native speakers find when learning the grammar of Slavic languages. As a student of Russian myself, I can guarantee that if I could speak Russian as well as Marina speaks English I would be most certainly happy, even with these mistakes she makes😅
Hopefully, you wouldn't start a learn to speak Russian like a native YT channel.@@CeciliaPMiniatures
@@CeciliaPMiniatures first of all it is not easy or correct to compare different languages, but: Italian is easier then English (and easier to pronounce for Russian speakers because of rhythm and spelling, etc.), Russian is more complicated then English though. Way more, even for basic level unfortunately.
I studied and speaking myself 8 languages on a different level of skills, and there are many sides to the story. Everyone has different talent. Everyone’s circle is different. You have to have a native speakers and a goal(!) how to use that to really master the skill.
Marina has a Russian speaking husband. Do you think they speak classic English at home and with a baby?!))))) So I doubt she would start “thinking” English because I bet she has a native speaking community, and plus she needs to sell courses to the same crowd. So.. good luck with your studies!
@@jaxxon98 to speak English you need to speak English. Preferably with well read and well educated native speakers. 🩷
My point is you shouldn't try and teach what you don't know.@@loving0u
Oh my goodness !! Mistakes again,Why?
- "He took a shower in the morning, AND BECAUSE there's a shower here, he still wants to take a shower".
OR.
- "He took a shower in the morning, AND DUE TO THE FACT THAT there's a shower here, he still wants to take a shower (or ANOTHER SHOWER)".
Or.
"Because of there's a shower".
I don't even watch the video. I click right away the like bottom because I am going to learn how to avoide the mistakes that I 've been doing for forever😢
"Avoid" without the last "e", don't get mad I just wanna help you.
The mistakes I've been MAKING forever.
WANT TO, not wanna@@fredylopez2477
Марина ты похоже не вкуриваешь ничего да?)😅
Боже, неужели остались люди, которые пытаются еще учить английский у могилко?
"on" a Tesla.. 😂
To be fair, Marina pronounced the word "process" in a British manner. I checked it in an Oxford dictionary. It is not a mistake, and I think it needs to be said.
well, she claims to be teaching American English though😂😂
Process is not pronounced like that in America, but it is in other English speaking countries. Maybe you can point that out so you don't confuse English learners.
She claims she teaches American English.
@@jaxxon98 Yes, she does, but Kevin said that pronouncing it like /ˈprəʊsɛs/, is incorrect and it is not, it's just not American. He could have said that in American English it is /prɑː.ses/, students would benefit from that information rather than believing that it is completely wrong. I have lived in the UK and in the US and I used to hate it when Americans corrected some of my British pronunciation (and when Brits correct my American pronunciation).
@@monidefi2680 Lol, understood.
@@monidefi2680 Yeah, you're somewhat right my friend, that could be a little mistake Kevin made, well, he's not perfect 'cause he's a human being.
Kevin seems to be annoyed by her mistakes.
I think he is, because she's destroying his mother tongue and she's got the nerve to want to teach it. Kevin'got every right to be angry or annoyed.
on a tesla... that's an acceptable mistake if you are an A2 student
She should stop calling herself english teacher 😂, and watch your english videos so she can improve her english, I feel sorry for the people that watch her english videos 😂😂😂😂
That's right, it is necessary to expose this scammer Mogilko, who teaches the wrong English, she is boring everyone!
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For=für😂😂😂
5:53 abrakadabra 🤦♀️
She interfers her native Russian to English... People who learn Russian should listen to her videos: on a gift, fill a small 😂
блин как же занудно😂 но ок , полезно
You don't feel a smell, you smell a smell,
She's confused with the two senses, sense of touch and sense of smell, well, she should be teaching her mother tongue not English.
'Cali Valley Girl' pretends to be an English teacher?🤔
Was the guy at the airport Marina's husband? 😂😂😂
Yep
Mogilko has buried her knowledge again.
Not sure about 'important mistakes'...maybe 'common mistakes' or 'serious mistakes'. 'Important' has a positive connotation... something you should do. You could say 'It is important to avoid these mistakes' or 'Mistakes that are important to avoid'. Also I would call the thing you pictured a '[bath] poof' or '[bath] pouf'. A loofah is the fruit or gourd of several species of plant (Luffa spp) which are used to make a natural sponge/exfoliant that looks more like an oval or cylinder. An internet image search will confirm that is the most common usage. When you start hitting this level of detail words vary, even among standard Middle American English speakers. Think thongs versus flip-flops.
Granted Mogilko is one of the most insufferable people on the inter webs. And it is neat to see her speaking rapidly and messing up when she is in vlogger/influencer mode which she quite obviously does here. 'Feel the smell' [чувствовать запах] is quite literally translated word for word from Russian. She's not on guard here...is this aimed to her students of English or just those who follow her for her 'Silicon Valley lifestyles of the Rich and Famous' schtick?
Love your content but I’ve just realized that you don’t blink. Never. 😅