English Vocabulary – LOST

It was a nice experience, doing this lesson.

zamran

hi thanks for the lesson

aywok

hi, ronnie
this is shahbaz you are excellent teacher i love your teaching specially ur expresion is soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooogood.

my question?
could u tell me what is my 1st lesson?
i am waiting ur response very patiently.
regard shahbaz

shahbaz80

You should start by learning basic vocabulary and the “wh” questions!
Good luck and thanks for watching!

Ronnie

Hello Rronnie tanks 1 want to learn english.SEVIM

sevim

what are “wh” questions?

raghavendra

who what when where why and how.

Ronnie

Hello teacher Ronnie!
I’m Amira from Algeria!
I badly want to thank you for all efforts you’ve been doing for us!
I love your funny way of teaching,I love you so much!
Thank you for being my teacher!

amira75

thanks alot mrs ronnie :)

mohamed mamdoh 93

thanks you too

HassanMohamed@mail.ru

Thank you for your help.

Abeer

thank you very much for this ^^

Theonole

It’s very useful lesson. I’m fond of your way which you teach. Thank you a lot.

Zakariae

thanks so much

safwat86

This is the best page I’ve ever found. Everybody learning english should watch it.Congrats.

Aldemar Torres

hi again Ronnie.Really, i feel good for see new video again beacuse i intersted when i had been watch it.My question for you. i use {i lost what i have or own as like wallte,pocket,husband,my book, SO USE I+LOST}but something not own to me as like road as like hours somthing is pubilc can’t be private & speacially for me i say I+AM,WAS+LOST ….} tell me my thought is wrong or wright. i can request from you to correct my sentences & tell me how i can ask you .thanx alot

Mousa

You can only lose something that you possess! You cannot lose a road, or a building unless you own it.
There are exceptions to this for example I lost sleep, I lost my mind, I lost time etc…but these are idioms!

Ronnie

mean look me at my sentences & tell me what is right what is wrong & what i should to say for my question .Ofcourse,if you have space time to do that
have anice day Ronnie

Mousa

thank you very much for your lecture
may god bless you

DR.zaid al-muhaisen

Thanks Ronnie ,

but what about Mousa note, is it correct ?

the public things == use ==> am lost
the private things ==use==> lost my

thanks for nice lesson.

ibrahim

simply to say :

I lost my wallet (–> something you had before) lost = v2

I am lost (–> in one situation)
lost = adjective = v3 = passive

i hope it helps

gimmehunny

Thanks Ronnie . . . .

Andi Gusnawan

thank you very much…

belinda

perfect , I liked that , I’m Brazilian and Im an english teacher too, and it waas very helpful =D

luan sousa

Hi Ronnie can i have a page that is full with English words English – English ( the most important 500 words in English )
thx alot
Husam alsallal

husamsallal

Hi dear Ronnie.Thanks to you for this useful lesson.

dlshad

so happy , easy to understand<3 big thanx

jasmeen

its good to learn new languge .thanks to you .i want to in advance level what can do ?

hello

thanks alot

Shahen

Thank you best teacher ,it was so useful and easy to understand

i love you and your best lessons ,im sure i will be than before with your

lessons

my greetings

Bandaralenezi

Thanks for the explanation of Gemayel, but not explaining why a new lesson every day, I had grown bored and I wait for new lessons

bofarah

Ronny you are so good

Dorita

Greetings from Afghanistan:
In the quiz, i selected “Dog” in the multiple choice. I lost my wallet. Wallet was check as correct and Dog wasn’t. Could you kindly clarify. Thank you.

Aimal

Thanks for comedy explanation!for that! I got the perfect score!thanks!

hector ararao

Thank you for your excellent teaching.

lekho1

I enjoy studying the language with the Queen

mohammed

Hello Ronnie!!!You describes it very well.I have heard many English lessons from you.Your kind of teaching is excelent.Please accept my congratulations……CARLOS

CARLOS SIMOES

Hi Ronnie! Many thanks for your lessons! Now “Lost” isn’t confusion for me any more

Artem

I can say : I’m lose ( PRESENT SIMPLE) or I’m lost like i

beatrizrizzardo

I can say:”I’m lose ” ?????

beatrizrizzardo

No, you cannot say that. We only use the past participle (p.p) of verbs as adjectives. The (p.p) of lose is lost!

Ronnie

hi ronnie
i wanna talk to you and learn some english. i graduated my first class than i have to pass my exam please help me
thanks care yourself .

mehmet

thanks it was one word but a great lesson

ahmedkhafagy

Hi dear Ronnie. I’m very hapy because i star to understand English, thanks for yur big help.Please I will like to get your video for my own lesson, and how much does cost. Sorry my English is no so good, Thask again.

Mariate

Dear Ronnie. Thans for your help. but I’ll like to get your video for my own classes how i’ll get it and how much does cost. please send a email. thanks

Mariate

As far as I know there is no way to get the videos. Please email the site administer and ask them!

Ronnie

hey Ronnie!

your teaching style is superb! i need your favor, can u please tell me, how can i send an email to the administer? what’s his/her email address?

thanks,

meshi

I am sorry I don’t know I will try to get the email for yoU!

Ronnie

Best way to show your classmates know how to speak English more is… tell them go to this website. Because:
1. From one video they watched, they could feel confused.
2. If they get confusions from some video, they can ask the teacher teach in that video.
3. If you want to get this video to show your classmates, if they have questions to u, so( sorry to say this, hi,:D) sometime you could not get for them answer like the teacher in here could!
Hi! :D! Good luck!
Whoever is show this from u will be very lucky! :)! ;D!

binh phan

Thanks for your help.You are the best teache I never had. Thanks, again

Mariate

ronnie are you rec new lessons ?

claudio

Yes, soon!

Ronnie

are you rec new lessons?

claudio

she said, yes

reginaclarete12

THE WAY U TEACH IS SO EASY THANKS

RITA

hi ronnie please help me i have question for you. Meet will cannot come today. Is it right or wrong please tell me and thank you for your great lessons have a great life

anita

That sentence is wrong!

Ronnie

I can say I lost my doy

123Rebecca

shail

i can say:”I’m lost ”

wuliang

Please help me. Which is correct ?
1.Not a word has she said since the film started.
2.Not a word had she said since the film started.

dangttam

Both sentences are correct, depending on the tense – if it is past perfect # 2 is correct. #1 refers to present perfect.

Ronnie

We can also say ” She hasn’t said any word since the film started” and i think this is more useful,isn’ it Ms Ronnie??

MR.smart

May you teach me the correct use of ever, never and even ? I often make mistakes.
Thanks

bma83

I will try to make a video for you!

Ronnie

Hi Ronnie,
Thanks for this video!
Could you make one about won and win?
Those’re very confusing for me!!
Thank you!! :)

Nani

I will try to make a lesson for you!
Win is the present tense, won is the past tense. I always win at chess. Last night I won the game.

Ronnie

thank u mam

hassan

Hi Ronnie I would know if I can use “Lost” in this emotional expression: “I’m lost of you”. In this sentence I meant: “I totaly fallen love with you”. Is it corret to say that? Thanks and a special hello from Venice in Italy
Bye

Gianni

No, we never say “I’m lost of you”! Do you say that in Italian? Sometimes things don’t translate because they are idioms!!!!
Thanks for watching and good luck!

Ronnie

Hello my best teacher Ronnie.First of all i hope you’re doing well. i just have something to add, we can say :”i’m lost because of you” and here we can imagine the situation, 2 guys were in a picnic,and one of them followed the other as a leadership,but finally,he realized that his friend didn’t have any idea where they are going to.so he says: “i’m lost because of you,and you clamied that you know the way!!”

MR.smart

or you can say this to flatter your boy/girlfriend, like poem.. ;)
“I’m lost because of you.. oh, how I miss your touch..” :P

gimmehunny

Ronnie, I like u so much.
Whenever I watch ur video, I will smile and get knowlwdge as well.

yee

I need videos in inglis to practic listening

Lenis Gaviria

what is a great explaination of lose / lost ..!great lesson from a great teacher ..
i hope to see more and more of your lessons .. it is so useful ..really i do love u ..thanks ..
god bless you ..

toleen

THANK, RONNIE FOR explain IN THIS WORD.

ABDULLAL

Hi, could you tell me, where I cam improve my vocabulary.Its better to suggest text book.

sarveswararajumunna

Hello Ronnie!!!Your kind of teaching is very nice.You describe everything very clearly.If I had an English Language School I would invite you to work there.You are amazing.I hope everything in future works out well for you.Congratulations…CARLOS

CARLOSIMÕES

you´re my best teacher.. it´s very easy whit your help.. thanks a lot…so do you help me i don´t understand want vs like. :(

greisy

Hello Ronnie, could you help me with words speak and talk? how can i use it well?.
very good classes, you are fantastic!!…

Ricardo

Hello,Greetings
Dear Ronnie,
I am so excited and i understand many things since i am using the engvid.com
i have a suggestion:-
could you make a Vocabulary Book or a video clip?
using the basic American words(special Vocabulary)with description .
i have one vocabulary book Called(VOA special English word Book) this book is so much helpful for me.but the problem is only its not a Video Vocabulary.
i hope you can make like this one, english vocabulary video.
Thanks once again Dear Ronnie.:)

Atomosphere

Thanks Teacher Ronnie! :)

princesapple24

really this is useful video. Hi Rani, your teaching is very very good. i like your teaching. thanks a lot.

Shanmugavel

Thanks Ronnie, you are the Best!

Juliana

Thank you dear Ronnie, it was a nice video.

rokay

hello Ronnie , well i have a problem with ” in , on , at , to ” , where and when should me use each one of it ? please help me , have you a video of these words !!

theodore

this is the best and the easiest way to learn english

himanshu

hi ronnie . i want to ask some questions regarding canada . Can you describe it how is it and what are the conditions of visa I will be waiting for your answer . tuanks

anusheh

Sorry I do not know about getting a visa in Canada!

Ronnie

bonjour ronnie . Je tiens a vous demander utiliser adjectif . Je suis en attente de votre reponse bientot . grace.

anusheh

i hope you would know french

anusheh

You are great

fcabrera

You are great too..
good luck fcabrera

Ahmed

hi ronnie i want to ask about the canadian immigration . how long it will take to get visa if we are five members in a family . plz write me soon .

lala - rukhsar

That question’s above our pay grade, but try here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/

engVid

hi engvid
it’s me again
I heard this phrase twice in movies(any given sunday and platoon), and I hardly want to know exactly what does mean
“the six inches in front of face”
I google it but there’s the speech of Al
thankx guys

raheem

“the six inches in front of face” I am not to sure what that means. “Six inches in front of his face” would mean that the thing is very close to his face!

Ronnie

Thank you ronnie teacher. your lesson is excellent.thanks a lot

vijaymattool

I ve found my way with that lesson. I´m not lost anymore!

piancci

thank you very much ma’m………

yuwaraj

I enjoyed this lesson, teacher you are winner

Arthur Enriquez

hi teacher, im here to ask you if it is possible to have your videoes to learn english perfectly..
and specially i want the videoes that talk about how to improve speaking (i mean conversations) .
thanks>>

Ahmed

u look so funny :)

mjd

Hi Ronnie,
How’re you hopefully fine.I’m Touseef Abbasi from Pakistan and i love your’s way of teaching and your’s style is also unforgettable so lovely.
Ronnie learn English in Pakistan and also from your’s site i learn lot of things from you.
i want to improve my English speaking and here i haven’t any whom with i speak can you give me any idea how i can improve my speaking.
tatata bye bye:-)

touseefabbasi

The best way to improve your speaking is JUST TALK!!! Don’t be shy or afraid to make a mistake. If you don’ t know any English speakers around you, start an English speakers club – make an ad on the internet/local newspaper and begin your own English speaking group! It does not mater how many people are there – just as long as you can all talk! Also, you can look for existing English speaking groups in your area!
Good luck!

Ronnie

hi ronnie. this is so helpful… i will try it and i will try my best to speak english well! tnx

reginaclarete12

thaks

Sandeep

wow1great idea..thanks teacher Ronnie:)i love ur way in teaching!regards to ur team:)God bless u Ronnie!

rimah

thaks teach ronnie !!!!☺☻☺☻☺☻
♦♣♦♣
thanks twice !!

shadow

can we say, the baby lost in the city and her parents looking for him.

swayam

You have to say “The baby is lost, and her parents are looking for HER”!

Ronnie

hi ronni, you teach very vell thanks for help me

Sandeep

My respected teachers:
you all are great teachers. I love you all. keep teaching english. thanks
TS

tareqseraj

hi hello my tacher

emad22

Hi ronnie this is very useful you’re so amazing

bosy

thank you very much. You are the best teacher

chloe9689

You are so funny lol

mercader28

I have a question, How I know the order of the clasess that I have to do? Or, there is no order at all?

mercader28

There is no order, but you can begin at the beginner level and work your way up! Even if you have studied English before, it is always a good idea to review what you have learned!

Ronnie

No order! You can sort by level, teacher, or topic and find the lessons you are interested in.

engVid

i got prefect to the quiz 5/5^^nice i learned a lot teacher Ronnie:)ty

rimah

Hi really you are the best

I have one question please
Can i say ” when i stay her more i lose my mony ”

With kind regards

jassem76

Ronnie,

You have a bit kind of humor that become you sensual, beautful and wonderful. Please, send a e-mail to me (crebio@cpao.embrapa.br). I want read something from you exclusively for me!!!!

CREBIO AVILA

hello Ronnie! can I say: “I’m missed” instead that “I’m lost”?

Marco

No, “I’m missed” is incorrect to say when you are lost.

Ronnie

I am glad to find this site. Thank you for your efforts.

dirk

what is the mean of “any thing else”

tayyab

“Anything else?” means is there another thing you want.

Ronnie

plz tell me “which is the way that i can get help about english conservation?

tayyab

There is a lesson coming soon to help with conversation!

Ronnie

thanks

yenhanu09

Hi Ronnie nice explanation thanks

danish86

hi. My name is Danielle, and i am learning english, because i love this language, but i have difficult to speak. i like this class. thank you for your help. :-)

tregellas

thank you for help us
go ahead my teacher

wasif77

hello Ronnie, I was learn more in your lesson. you speaking very clearly and my mum understand little bit, because she wasn’t speak english very well. but i try to learn to her but she don’t understand what i am saying. can i have some basic english for my mum please…

riz

Sure… look on the website for “beginner” lessons! Good luck to you and your mum!

Ronnie

Thank you Rannie.I learn more and more

Mahnaz shahbaziasl

yes ican learn eng . am so beginer

hazaa

Hi Ronnie, i love your lessons :) please do seprate videos of ‘tenses’ and parts of speech..

PrincessJia

Helllo!!! There are already videos on the site for tenses! I will try to do parts of speech for you!!! Thanks for watching and good luck!

Ronnie

Thank you very much my teacher i am hnan of saudi Arabia and i understood this lesoon Look good me and i can answer all your questions

Hnan

Thank you

guynaja326

hi ronnie

how about being defeated? is it correct to say “i’m lost(at the game)”? or the only way to say it is just “i lost the game”?

thanks for the help

gerreze

“I’m lost(at the game)” is wrong in this context… it means that you are at the game and you are physically lost.
“I lost the game” means you were defeated.

Ronnie

For concentration, as asked , can we say ”I lost my concentration in/at the game”?

Akbar Safi

thanks for teaching

furkan

could u plz teach us what if ,although, neither ,How can I properly use them.Love u

fabi

how can i do a quiz? i click the quiz above, but nothing happen.

le trong phuoc bui

Ronnie ur simply the best thnks for helping us .i;m still facing dificulty in pronouncing th sound.

Ambz

I like your the way of funny teaching,you’re good teacher.

samuelsam

I’m not want to be a loser learning english. this is the right way to learn english engVid. thanks cute,redhead from Canada,xoxo.

Efrain

nice teaching method

kapil

i almost didn’t want you to leave

endvidrocforlife

Hi! Ronnie.
I often said, I lost my weight.
Now i know correct conversation.
Thank you for your help.

Michelle

thanks

sirajhossain

i wouid like to lean more lesson from miss ranni.her’s teaching way easy to understand.actually i wii try to be a native speaker helping your advice.

dilantha

hhhh thank you for this video
I want to learn a lot
can you help me ??

ahmed10

Please keep up the good work!

bob85

ronnie i’m lost whithout you

imane

without engvid.com I’am lost…….i got perfect score.

analynnavarette

teaching is very good…

nirosan

Thanks my dear Teacher Ronnie.

Maggy

thank you

salma

Hi Ma’am ronnie, what are the difference between LOSS.. LOST.. & LOSE.. I really really confusing how to use correctly in that words. plz explain it to me bye and god bless…

Reynaldo Q Paquingan

Lose/lost = verb= can find/did not win………. I lost my wallet.(past) The Reds will lose the game.(base)
Loss = noun. Weight loss is important in America.

Ronnie

Hi Ronnie, it’s really a pleasure for me to see your videos, i like the way you teach, really fun, cool, not boring. I wanna ask you some questions which is not related to the section of this lesson. my questions: Is it right that Past Simple emphasizes the use of “time” of something that we did in the past and Present Perfect emphasizes the “work or the result of work” that we have done in the past? and whats the difference between Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous tense? I need your answer and I hope the answer from you can be really helpful for my confusion in this case. Thank you :)

anny89

You are right about present and simple perfect!
Present perfect continuous has “ing” on the verb…Ex I have been living in Indian for 4 years. We use this for an action that started in the past and is still true now. Present perfect the action has stopped. Ex. I have lived in India.

Ronnie

Thanks so much for your answers Ronnie.
Have a nice day! :)

anny89

Hi Ma’am ronnie how are today, I hope you always ok by this moment.. Ma’am ronnie what’s the different between the worD… LATER & LATTER… please make a lesson for me regarding that words thanks and god bless you!

Reynaldo Q Paquingan

Come on Ronnie, why do you teachers try to trick us? We all no you are alone in the classroom, there are no students attending while you teach. It’s obvious, we’ve never heard them make any noise, or voice. I’m right, aren’t I?

englishstudent

We teachers are magical wizards and witches, with beautiful dragon and unicorn students. They do make noise and answer questions but you can’t hear because you don’t believe they exist!

Ronnie

Philosophy is something I’ve always liked. I hope the students don’t breathe the fire from their mouths :) Thank you for your answer ;)

englishstudent

Ronnie, your are really amazing, I love you, thanky you so much!!!

luizbonito

u are the best teacher

mahdi

Thank you, I’m trying to be :)

Dejan

great!

greis

hey Ronnie!Thenks for help friend!

greis

nice test, i scored 100%, thank you very much Miss Rani. i am taking your classes. my english was nothing but it’s now being something.

nosherwan

hi,ronni ,i live in REGINA(CANADA) from pakistan,i loved ur teaching method.i have accent problem,plz give more lesson pronounciation.Thanks.

fawad

Hello Teacher
thank you for lessons

ego

helo mdm ronne, simply i typ smethng in youtube reg spokn englsh by acidnt i got ur website today i has watchd two clses and its very nce . I want to knw whch one is fst cls. I am sure i sugest to my fndz watch ur valuable cls regas. Yusuf

yusuf

The first lesson I did was https://www.engvid.com/english-pronunciation-words-starting-with-b/

Ronnie

Many thanks for your lesson ,, :)

ponzakung

hi iam from United Kingdom thank you so much ronnie have nice time.

karwan

thank you Ronnie lovely teacher

karwan

You said I must not say : “I lost weight ! All right. Is it the alone exception ? For instance must I say I lost apetite or my apetite ? Thanks you very much for your answer Kind regards

vilainpetitcrapaud

Sorry Ronnie! Forget this text Please watch the second ! Thank you very much

vilainpetitcrapaud

excuse me Ronnie i wanted to write:
You said I must say : “I lost weight ! All right. Is it the alone exception ? For instance must I say I lost apetite or my apetite ? Thanks you very much for your answer Kind regards

vilainpetitcrapaud

Yes, I lost weight seems to be the only exception I can think of!!!

Ronnie

Hi I download your videos regularly and learnt plenty of things from you and other speakers as well. Here is a question for you, quite tough, but no one is perfect. Why don’t we use ”my weight”?. Thank you and you are my best teacher.

Akbar Safi

thanks to this lesson.when do i use the p.simple & p.perfect in speech?

ELfatih A/allatif izzedin

http://www.engvid.com/past-simple-or-present-perfect/
http://www.engvid.com/grammar-past-simple-present-perfect/

Ronnie

Hi Ronnie,
Thank you very much for your a great knowledge and a great effort

a11747

thank you thank you thank you

shahramfard

you are a great teacher who made English like a pastry …..nice to have it….thank you very much….regards, Somdev Paramel -India

Somdev Paramel

Hey!Great job!Thank you very mush.But when me can use loose?

Daina

Loose is an adjective – it describes a noun. Ex. The pants are loose. My tooth is loose.

Ronnie

Thanks teacher

vntaiduong

I am hassan hosni
I stydy english because I love this language , it is my favorite language .
thank for Good . who made yoe a teacher for me .

hassan

thank you teacher!! I am stydy English I have to learn English, because I am living in USA

coco

thanks for the lesson

aywok

Think you so much

Ahmed bakadam

Thanks RONNIE

preem2110

thanks teacher for your ossom lesson.Not only i but every body learn more from your lesson

chandra subba

Hi RONNIE, your classes are nice.
In fourth quiz question, If you went to a new city and took the wrong bus, you might say “I am lost.”
But I feel “I lost my way” is the perfect answer. Because if I went to a new city with group of people and I was lost by them, I can say “I am lost”. But In the above question, I am doing the action. So it should be “I lost my way”.
Please explain me. Before that say big hi bcz I am your big fan.

Santhana

Hey Ronnie , i already said that but i have to say again.. Im impressive how all your lessons are so useful.. Many thanks one more time..

Lucas

Hello, Your lessons are very useful, thanks Ronnie.

Li Ra

hi Ronne thank you for a reach information i hope to see you

ali

hi Ronne ur lesson r very usefull i want more lession..ur my good and best english teacher

deepak

Thank’s a lot Ronnie !!!

Khura

thank you very well. I like your B… You are good girl …

sangbaek

^____^ good job ^_________^

foxsmile

Ronnie taught very good lesson, She is very good teacher

Gulab Singh Negi

Hi, teacher. I appreciate ur teaching way. The lessons are very useful for us. I’m desire to be fluent English. what do you advice which way is the most effective learning grammar or only watching video. I’ve been learning English since september, but still I’m not believe myself. I can’t keep conversation going, my English talk always dies in a few minutes. Everyday I learn new words but next day I feel that they already lost from my mind.

gulmira

the way of teaching English is fantastic.
I understand better the difference between losing and who is the loser.
Even if I have to do a little practical exercise. thanks Ronnie

emmanuele

Thank you funny Ronnie. I’m no longer lost with lost.

orion75

could you tell me difference between adj. and adverb. thanks

yusuf123

how is not a “wh” question because its starts with ho.

gmcilo

Hello my Ronnie Teacher.
May i please.ask you how can i makes my English Better?
for your info…i did learned the English by my self..No one teaching me.
I just let you know about some thing i did to leaning English are:
1-Watching to EngVid.com lessons.
2-Watching to English movies with or without translating.
3-doing many English practises.
4-listening to English music.
5-Making a conversation with my friends C2C by skype they are from UK/USA/Canada and Australia.
And still my English is cracking.
In addition to i got Arabic and Turkish language..
I needs your help..if you please.
Thank you for your all lessons.
you well done.
Take Care.
Have a good and nice day.
Yours.

Alshahie

Thank you.

pafsilipoclub

thanks Ronnie , with your effort I never get lost

zahid76

Thank you Ronnie! “Lost” reminds me the movie Tropic Thunder wich has a funny speech with the word lost. Robert Downey Jr says: “God damn it man! We are fucking super lost!” :D

sgmmm

thanks ronnie :)

Amira kamel elnagar

thank you

nazira

easy

jehanzeb

Hi i want to know that.. If i send skype request to some one else .. so how can i say … can i say like this …. (I have sent the skype request to you or else I have sent a skype request to you or else I have sent skype request to you ) Please I need clarification on it..

michael838

Hi Ronny,
is thera a different between he’s the loser or he’s a loser.
Thx for help!

PatrickZinser

Hi, Ronnie :)When will you teach a new lessons about diffrent subject? For example, about reported speech. I wonder it… your lessons enjoyable :)) you are so sweet*
I wait your other lesson bye…

marsmelow

Hi Ronnie, I really enjoy your lessons.

noraalvap

Thanks .

samir

HI Ronnie! You’re such an awesome teacher! I am looking for a lesson about EUPHEMISM but there’s no available. Could you make one because I want to learn the commonly used euphemisms both in Canada and the USA. Thanks a lot!

jclonely14

I owe you!

Iamhere.

Hi Ronnie!
Is there, by chance, an adverb referred to the verb “to lose”?
Thank you in advance! :)

rooox

Hi ronnie i’m lina I love the English language but I don’t know where to start I beg you help me. Sometimes I say to myself that I would not learn to speak it.
I Track your lessons in Facebook or on this site and I like the way you explain lessons.
Sorry if some of the words incorrectly in writing