cheers
, Well done, you
, Make yourself at home
, It’s on me
, I don’t mind
, Please don’t worry
, Don’t mention it
, It’s not a problem
, and more. I will show you when and how to use these expressions, and then, we will practise together. You should also practise further by doing the quiz after watching.
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That’s was a fantastic lesson..thank you
That is a great lesson
This lesson is so useful. It helped me a lot! Thank you, Benjamin.
i’m a begest thanker
Thank you.
It’s not too difficult, but saying it at the right moment makes all the difference and helps you get into a polite conversation.
Well done Benjamin. That’s a good lesson!
Congratulations for such great lesson Benjamin!
well done :D
Thanks, I enjoy the lesson
Thanks
Thanks! Congratulation for this class.
Benjamin, don’t mention it.
Great lesson, thank you very much.
I think such expressions (and especially the way they are said) are useful not only for beginners but also for intermediate students.
The ING form can be a complement without a preposition. For instance: “I hate waiting in a queue”. It’s correct? or shut be “I hate to waiting in a queue”
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Thank you.
Nice, it was such a great lesson, can’t wait for more.
thank You very much
Its very useful and it helps a lot. Thanks
Fantastic lesson!
I’ve got 90 score. I think that is good. Isn’t?
Great lesson!
thank you , i enjoyed
It was a fantastic session. Thank you so much
well done
10/10 thanks:)
Thank you,it really helps a lot!
Thank you sir.such a great lesson!
oh i loved this video so much! Great job, Benjamin, thanks a lot!
Love it
Hi, when someone thank something to you, can’t you also say: “you’re welcome”? Or maybe that’s already old fashioned phrase?
Thanks :)
I’d like to talk about one of my weaknesses in learning English. It’s about listening. The reason I’m not very good at listening is because I’m easily distracted and can’t concentrate for a long time. If I concentrate what speaker say, I may understand most of them. But I often lose focus and get stuck what the speaker said just before and then can’t listen the remaining portion at all. It would be good if there is a lesson about a topic to strengthen concentration when talking in English.
Thank’s Benjamin ! Well done
thanks teacher very good lesson, is great
Very good lesson.
Thank you and well done.
My problems are spelling,writing and punctuation
Thanks Benjamin. I got out 10 of 10
that´s great lesson. Thanks Benjamin
My score 9/10
10/10. Great lesson, Ben.
thank you Benjamin
10/10. Fantastic lesson.
Okk , got it your excellency .
10/10
well done, Benjamin (17 Nov2021,Kazakhstan)
Hi. I think there is something to note in the question two. You have written the word glasses and I thought that you meant what we can wear to enhance our eyes’ ability to see things. After a quick research, I found that the word glasses could be the the plural of the word glass, and the word glass could mean the thing we use to drink something.
Thanks a lot for all your efforts all over these years, Mr. Adam, I love EngVid!
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Sorry, I meant Mr. Benjamin :)
Nice tips!
Usuful lesson. Thank you!
Thanks a lot