Thank you so much, Brent! Once again, I would like to state the fact that your lessons are effective. Learning English with you is definitely not an exercise in futility
You've literally put it under the microscope, Brent! Great way to get an insight into the US election system. And beefing up the related vocab a5 the same time. Killing two birds with one stone( hawks and doves😂) Thanks)
Thanks a lot for your talented teaching and for providing us American latest news at the same time 😊 By the way, what was the tense in the sentence you used 'if they would have won, you would have heard...'? Is it mixed conditional or something else? Could I say instead 'if they had won, you would hear...' and get the same meaning?
@@AmericanEnglishBrent Thanks for your response, but in this case it will be a sentence in a third conditional tense which is for situations in the past only.
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This informative lesson needs to be listened to more than once. Thank you for a lot of input. ❤
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Great lesson ..!! As usual..! Thanks a lot.
Thank you so much, Brent! Once again, I would like to state the fact that your lessons are effective. Learning English with you is definitely not an exercise in futility
Denis, thanks so much.
Thanks! You are the best .
Hi, Brent! Interesting choice of topic! I learned a lot of new words and phrases. Thanks for creating such high-quality content!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for the support, Ulia.
Thanks for your wonderful video ❤
My pleasure 😊
Thanks, Brent! :-)
thanks!!
Awesome, Thank you so much.
A great lesson again thanks ❤
My pleasure! Thanks for watching.
You've literally put it under the microscope, Brent! Great way to get an insight into the US election system. And beefing up the related vocab a5 the same time. Killing two birds with one stone( hawks and doves😂) Thanks)
Konstantin, I'm glad you found it useful. Thanks for leaving a comment.
@@AmericanEnglishBrent I can hardly find NOT useful lessons on your channel) 🤝
Wonderful
Thanks a lot for your talented teaching and for providing us American latest news at the same time 😊
By the way, what was the tense in the sentence you used 'if they would have won, you would have heard...'? Is it mixed conditional or something else?
Could I say instead 'if they had won, you would hear...' and get the same meaning?
I think you need to have that second "have" in that sentence. It doesn't quite sound right without it.
@@AmericanEnglishBrent Thanks for your response, but in this case it will be a sentence in a third conditional tense which is for situations in the past only.
Are foes, enemies and adversaries synonyms or are there (slight) differences?
They're synonyms.
@AmericanEnglishBrent Good to know. Thank you. ❤
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Your present Secretary of State seems to have a gaslighting role. Admittedly this statement does not reflect a neutral or diplomatic position.
Your a Dove
Thanks, Megha.
I’m so glad when I can speak English 🦾😃