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English Vocabulary & Phrasal Verbs for strange things we do
People are strange! Why do we do so many weird things? I don’t know, but I can teach you some good words and phrasal verbs to talk about strange behaviour. Or maybe you don’t care about strange things. In that case, just stay with me and learn some new words! I’ll teach you the difference betweenpress and click on, stare at and look for, as well as slang like gitch. When you’re taking a lesson with me, you always need to remember to pack extra gitch.
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32 COMMENTS
the lesson is truly hard to me, i must listen again many times, anyway thanh Ronnie
That’s is not bad,but i need to ronnie for teach me pleaseeeeee
Thanks for this funny entusiastic way to explain all these useful words.
Some of these strange things make me think about it and.. a pipinela would be nice.
Have a good one!
Hahahaha nice lesson Ronnie!!!Thank you for your advice. We´ll try to press the elevator buttons EVEN HARDER expecting that it comes faster (elevator repairing companies should be very happy with your advice ;) ).
Thanks Ronnie for this video. I have learned a lot of new expressions.
Thank you Ronnie
thanks
Thank you, Ronnie!
Thanks for you Great effort
I believe what you said about pressing elevator buttons many times and fast enough !!!! it really works
very informative and easy
Hello Runnie, if you time is allowed would be pleasure to see some contents about digraph, trigraph and split digraphs? Thank you
Thanks Ronnie, great job!
Thank You, Ronnie
Hello,
How are you?
I really like your lessons. I am preparing IELTS now. Can you help me prepare for IELTS?
And
Ronnie, why do you wrangle up with some cowboys? :) Are they even alive now after this? :)
thanks Ronnie
Thanks a lot
Wow, Ronnie.
Hi everybody, what is difference between ” He is being rude ” and ” He is rude “.
Thanks a lot in advance.
He is being rude, someone makes problems with him
he is rude, he is the problem maker.
I guess this is a correct answer.
I will try to explain it metaphorically. Please imagine that rude is the final destination (rudeness). If you say “he is rude”, that means he reaches the final destination (rudeness). If you say “he is being rude”, that means he is still away from the final destination (rudeness) but he is going there.
Thanks, so I can infer when someone is rude, she/he is rather unlikely to change into a polite person (unless that person resist her/his being dragged by this bad habit so much so that it is vitiated) and when someone is being rude, she/he has more dominance (than in final destination) over rudeness to at once lead it toward a rational way.
Hi, I don’t know exactly what ” It would have to have been used ” means, does anybody know?
thank you teacher when I watching your video I can understand you god save you
Hi Ronnie! You are such an interesting human being! I like your way of teaching us. Splendid!
7/7! Great! One more funny! When I watch somebody blooding, my ass hole will tight.
I really appreciate what you’ve done… But i have a question about the word “gitch” I can’t find the word in the dictionary or online….Please help….
Hi Ronnie,
Thanks a lot for this episode!
Just one clarifying question about #4:
“4. When I am waiting for the light to change at the crosswalk, I always __________ the button many times. Maybe I have a psychological problem.”
Why “click on” option is incorrect?
As far as I understood from the video, “click on” = “press”, isn’t it?
Thanks!
Thanks a lot for this nice lesson.
Wow its cool and i really like it however i hope that i can text or e.mail my teacher.
Dear Mrs.Ronnie, thanks for your advice how to accelarate an elevator to come. I will try it next time. -:)