You're not only cut out for Teaching but for inspiring us to cut down on our fears to talk in English and cut across the path to become in a bilingual person. Thank you, Claire
Claire, you're amazing. You can't even imagine how helpful your videos are. People around me start noticing my improvement. I won't tell them my secret (my secret weapon). Cheers from Italy :)
Thank you Claire! You explained it to me more easy. Your sentences for the phrasal verbs made me understand without difficulties. Have a nice weekend!😊
My score is 2 out of 3😅 'Cut out for' is new to me, and I think that it has the same meaning as being qualified. I love studying phrasal verbs; they sound natural in conversation.Thank you for the lesson, Claire! 😊 Have a nice weekend 😊
I appreciate your this video. As you said, some phrases are similar. You look like enjoying your speaking, because nobody cut off you. Some cars cut in without blinker , which sometimes annoy me when I drive. Have a good weekend！(^-^)/
Good examples! 📝To cut someone off is a separable phrasal verb, so your sentence would be “You looked like you were enjoying speaking because nobody cut you off.” 🤓
You're not only cut out for Teaching but for inspiring us to cut down on our fears to talk in English and cut across the path to become in a bilingual person. Thank you, Claire
Wow, love this! Thank you🥰🥰
@EnglishTeacherClaire ❤️
Claire, you're amazing. You can't even imagine how helpful your videos are. People around me start noticing my improvement. I won't tell them my secret (my secret weapon). Cheers from Italy :)
Thanks for your kind words! I’m so glad they’re helpful ☺️
@@EnglishTeacherClaire You made my day 😊
Thank you Claire! You explained it to me more easy. Your sentences for the phrasal verbs made me understand without difficulties. Have a nice weekend!😊
I missed one. Lots of info but very valuable. I loved the video.Thank you teacher. Big hug.
Very useful tips Claire. In my current life, I don't have much time to study, but these kinds of videos are amazing.
I'm so glad! 😊
ありがとう！クレア😊😁
An awesome video. Thank you Claire.
I like this cute teacher 🤩
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My score is 2 out of 3😅 'Cut out for' is new to me, and I think that it has the same meaning as being qualified. I love studying phrasal verbs; they sound natural in conversation.Thank you for the lesson, Claire! 😊 Have a nice weekend 😊
Yes, you’re right, but ‘cut out for’ is much more casual speech 🤓
Yes, you’re right, but ‘cut out for’ is much more casual speech 🤓
@@EnglishTeacherClaire I got it!☺
I appreciate your this video.
As you said, some phrases are similar.
You look like enjoying your speaking, because nobody cut off you.
Some cars cut in without blinker , which sometimes annoy me when I drive.
Have a good weekend！(^-^)/
Good examples! 📝To cut someone off is a separable phrasal verb, so your sentence would be “You looked like you were enjoying speaking because nobody cut you off.” 🤓
@EnglishTeacherClaire
I got it!
Thank you for correcting my message. 🤗
Of the three I guessed only one, anyway, thanks for this lesson, XOXO
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Yay! Thank you and welcome 🥰
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Please help me to learn english
Thanks for your chnnel, I like it much. but volume is low. whenever i hear i should raise volume much
Thanks for letting me know!
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Your sound is low