Speaking English – Pregnancy & Having a Baby

i just want to say i love you Rebecca

ikiller

Thank you rebeca for your lesson, il verry like it

Marcel

Very useful expressions to talk about pregnancy Rebecca.

On the surface, it looked an easy topic to talk about, but I must confess that there were some expressions in the video that I did not know.

Thanks very much for this lesson Rebecca.

All the best to you.

Regino

I like this exercice

Amanda

Is “She is in labour” or “she is in labor”?please help me with that doubt in this lesson. Thanks, Rebecca. You’re great!

alvaro

BrE labour , AmE labor :)

Anna

It is just a little difference between American and Britsh English. No matter what word you use, the meaning is conveyed.

Zero10

Learning English become more easy by your lessens :)

mmk9007

thanks, teacher Rebecca for this very useful lesson……

Odir

Hello she did the pregnancy test . He got pregnant her when they
Graduated in the high school. After they got married. Made decision. They were in love.

Dan

ohhhhhhh !heah

youussra

thank you so much teacher for this interesting topic !

younes

I appreciate your lesson, we can have many informations in short time. Really good!

Fatima

My wife’s sister had a baby yesterday , she was in labor in 3P.M ,now she has a very beautiful boy his name is Kerllos.
please Rebecca correct my mistakes
I want to thank you so much .

adelmilad

she was in labour at 3 P.M :)

bakhtiyar ali

Thanks a lot Rebecca. I wish to see more videos with you. I am focused on Grammar and I don’t know how to improve it without learning by heart. Maybe making more exercisez, quizes. What piece of advice can you give me to improve my grammar? Thanks a lot for all your videos.
Cata

catamari

Thanks Rebecca ,you’re so good teacher and teaching .Have a good one.God bless you.

Momndad

Hi Teacher,
Your sentence above made me a little bit confused
“but what words and phrases do you us to talk about this subject in English?” is it mistype ? do you us?

joe

HI,I’m a Japanese girl.
I found this page at YouTube
What a good English teacher you are!!
I can understand “past simple or present perfect”
I have used this page for my English homework in this summer.
Thank U :)

kae

it’s very important lesson, these situations being very critical, so we must learn these phrases well to give a good information for the people who may help if we’re in an English speaker country :D

Mahmoud

Rebecca, I love you

slimbob

Thank you Rebecca for your lesson.

Bonne journée !

cordelia04

Hi Rebecca,
I consider you an excellent teacher.
By the way could you explain how to use if and whether ?

Robson

Thanks Rebecca!you are a very good teacher,very clear lesson and I loved listening your pronounciation!.

naty

Thanks a lot

parlato

Rebecca! what a great lesson! Thank you so much :)

elli

Hey teacher, i’m from Brazil, and first of all i would like to thank you for all these teaching videos, and also I would like to ask you if it’s possible to you (or any of your coworkers)make a video explaining the meaning of the expression “take for granted”. I looked for the meaning on internet but I couldn’t find anything related to that. And about the properly use of ” at, on and in”. Thank you one more time :D

Raissa

I like this lessons very much because it is help me to speak more quickly than I spoak. Thank you,Rebecca! I think that you the best English teacher. Now my level is very high. I can read books in English In original and watch American films on English. Thank you! Best wishes,your Sofya

Sofya

Hi teacher.Thank you for this lesson.Soon I am going to be a grandma. My son is an expected father.My doughter-in law is going to have a baby on September.

Areg

Hi Rebecca! Great lesson…

adurao

she delivered in my hospital.
or she was delivered in my hospital.
plz reply.

SHANKAR

Thanks a lot)))

radevich7yulian

Dear Rebecca,
Hi.

fatiima8

thank you very much for your great ef
fort

laila

I’m speechless, thanks anyway Rebecca. good luck brunette teacher.

Efrain

Ilearned so many new words and sentences ,from this lesson Rebecca is such a nice teacher she teach every words or sentence clearly.

Rachna

How is every body here

shal

Really good!!! Very useful idiomatic expressions!!! Thanks a lot!!!

Morella Perez

Hello Rebecca ! Congratulations.
One questions, is it ok to say:
” He knocked up my sister” ?? Or it’s kind of rude.

hungriaind1

I LOVE YOUR CLASSES!!HUGS!

LEANDRO LOURENÇO

Hai, rebecca!Mythoughts went18years back,I ‘ve a son. My due date was 24 april1994.I recalled my contractions 5 minuts apart.Igave birth a boy at 10’ clock am.

ayisha

Hi Rebecca
I liked this lesson very much and I’d like to reinforce the request made above by Raissa, from Brazil, about the use of the expression “take for granted”
Actually I’ve been faced with it for several times and I didn’t get it.
Will you do this for both of us?
See you next time.
Thank you so much

Neusa

I just guessed you wouldn’t answer it

Neusa

Hi,

Thank you for your great lessons.
Can you please give us a lesson on the “only then/after” structures. For example:
Only after lunch can you play.

Shay

Thank you so much Teacher Rebecca for your video quiz that make me happy for practiced my grammar lesson.

Ryan Manib

Thanks so mush!
Rebecca,can you make more lesson about English Tenses?
Thanks again)

izzyos

i love your teaching method
i can’t say thank you enough

arikaran

Excellent

Awad Al Halafawi

thank you very much for your lesson

omrbisl

Hello, Rebecca. Many thanks to you for your style of teching English.
All your lessons are needed and competent.
I would like to suggest a new topic for the future lessons.
Synonims for the most common adjectives.
For example, good, bad, strong, weak, many, few and so on.
Thank you.

Ilya

what a great lesson! Thank you so much :)

hanisoi

Thanks Rebecca, It was gr8 lesson.

Vijay

hye. i have a question for u. what is the difference between ‘i have been working’ and ‘i am working’. ? i hope u can help me to make it clear. :)

tiha

hi,I can help U
first example-I have been working:for example 2 years ago you got a job and you are still working there and this time you should say-I have been working,that means you have been working since 2010( for example) .
second example-I am working:for example I am working now,while talkong about smth,did you get ? :)) thank you

bakhtiyar ali

Thank you Rebecca

salah

thank u

rafa93

thanks rebecca i like ur lesson

abdullahi

Thanks! I love your video lessons.
Thanks again, best wishes for you, Rebecca.

lehoang

That’s a very useful lesson, Rebecca. Thank you. ;D

alefduan

Thank you so much. you are great teacher. i love your lessons so much.

maher

I only wish you congratulation.

salomon pierre

Dear Teacher,
i have a basic doubt regarding Simple present tense.I saw one of your class regarding simple present and before one of my teacher told me that simple present can be used to denote some action which is happening at the present moment,like he glares at me ,he walks,bus goes,brother eats….etc.my question is this is true or note?or we need no use present continuous instead of he is glaring at me,he is walking,bus is going,brother is eating to denote things which is happening at the present moment(means at the moment which we talk about)

jineshnr

i like that it’s possible to find here expressions on any topic. thank u))

iriri

Nice class Rebecca. My sister gave birth a baby boy, three months ago. Thank you.

Victor

nice rabecca

farhadhussin

woderfull teacher

fared82

Rebeca you’re a excelente teacher.

managerhwang25

Awesome!

Arlyn

thank you !!!!!!

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fatiima8

very good topic!

nemra

thank you Rebecca, It was great lesson. I have a question i saw that you writh “labour” in that way but at the quiz it was wroth “labor”?????

mounir

Very intersting class.
Thank for all.
Luis

Luis

Rebeca, you´re the best XD

alberto117

Thank you Rebeca for your clear explaination in this lesson god bless you.

Luis

Thank you very much Rebecca for your help :). I really appreciate your videos and I’d like very much to watch more thematic courses e.g about shopping, renting a flat, directions, ecc.

mikio

thank u :)

mimi99100993

Rebecca, you’re a very good teacher!

duda03

Thanx Rebecca , l am learning from you good things

ceng

ok thNK U VERY MUCH

maartyan

I blew the last question because the word “labor”. You’ve written “labour” on the board… But I understood the lesson! Thank you!

Sally S

Thanks a lot…

Abdiwali Mohamed

This video is too much helpful to me.Thank You

dilanisamanthika

thanks Rebecca i love all of your lessons you explain them in a friendly manner

aduinterpreter

“When are you expecting ? ”
“How far along are you ? ”
I understood these now, through this lesson.
And , I can write ‘ She is due in this December. = expected date of delivery is in Dec.)
She is seven weeks pregnant = She is in her seventh gestational week.
I love it . Thank you , Rebecca.

stupor67

thanks Rebeca never changed

alberto117

Great! Great!

junlove3

I got 88 %, Thanks Rebecca.

alpido24

THANK YOU SO MUCH
I have a question! Can i say she’s delevering?

adri16

thanks Rebecca . it was a fantastic lesson,but i’d like to ask u a question . which of these expressions we should use? should we memorize all of them ? please give us the more common in speaking . i need your answer soon.my best wishes to u. take care dear teacher.

tefo

O MG.i got 100%. i don’t know how to thank u Rebecca u r such a great and lovely teacher. i appreciate u.

tefo

my wife is pregnant .she is in her 7 weeks…
we are expecting a baby in April 2014…

thanks Rebecca.. now i can tell in english to my friends about her pregnancy…..
thanks once again rebecca

bijaydlb

That is great to have this lesson and get more new words add to my vacubary stock , much proud of that- thank you

Nubaone

Thank you Rebecca.!! I love your teaching.

minnuadig

Thanks a lot! Rebecca!

Ip Man Lee

I got 100%! Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

thiruselvi

Thanks Mam I got 100%.

Abdul Qayum

Thank you very much, Rebecca.
This is really helpful teaching & explanation.

st4lker

Very nice!
Thanks Rebecca.

tribk2002

MORE GREAT LESSON MORE WONDERFUL TEACHER

Manolya

Thank you Rebecca!

Chocolateislandgirl

I dream about a child and I hope this topic will be useful for me on the future.

Medbrat

Dear Rebecca,
One day, I have read this funny expression used to describe when someone is pregnant: “She has got a cake in the oven”.
Best regards.

Peter

Thanks Dear Tutor Rebecca.
Best Wishes to you.

Mohsen Barati

She is pregnant.she …… a baby in August.
A)is having
B)is going to have
C)both
Note:if both correct please explain.
Thanks a lot for your video.It has been very helpful.

Ahmed Jamal

perfect

ann ann

Teacher Rebecca, you are the gracious mom of a lot of English students because you make efforts resemble the ones of mothers.

manaltalab

thank you very much lovely Rebecca. I tried to make a quiz but the quiz #32I chose incorrectly. I chose “due” while the correct answer is “expecting”. Could you pls clarify me? I remember that we have learnt a question “when are you expecting / due?”

dukenchik

I mean quiz #2.

dukenchik

thank you every one

magdy23

I got 6 per 8 sentences correct.I want to say Thank you so much.now I want to improve my English better.

Nguyen Dinh Son

Great topic. Awesome lesson.
Tucano you.

Aline Bicalho de Freitas

Rebecca
you are wonderful

mohamed abdalmoniem

Thanks teacher Rebecca for this explanation, it was a very interesting topic.

angardiobel

The second time listening the lesson, I have understood a little more about this difficult topic for me because I am not using it normally. Very interesting but strange at the same time. Thanks.

angardiobel

Hi Rebecca
Which spelling is correct? “labour” or “labor”?
on the whiteboard u wrote “labour” but in multiple questions u wrote “labor”