reduction
, and you may have already started using this in your own English. If so, watch out for some common mistakes when reducing words. The expressions I havta
, I wanna
, and I'm gonna
are examples of reductions. If you have never learned about reduction, now is your chance to understand native speakers better, and to become more fluent in English yourself!
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Great lesson, thank you. I learned many new things
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Using reductions makes us sound more natural, no doubt about it, and at the same time helps us understand everyday spoken English more easily.
How about “ain’t”? Is it considered a sound reduction? What’s its full form, if any?
Engaging video-lesson on sound reductions Ronnie.
ain’t =
am not; are not; is not:
or
has not; have not:
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Olá, Dany. Nós podemos ser amigos através de outras redes sociais além desta? Também estou estudando Inglês e gostaria muito de praticar. Não sei se posso mencionar o nome de outras redes sociais aqui, mas, meu nome é Brad Pághanni.
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Ronnie, Can I ask sth? You gave an example that you said “Do you wanna beer?”, my question is would it be wrong if I say just “Do you want beer?”?
I think you forgot a “t” after “I” when you were explaining about “has” and “have”.
Awesome lesson!
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Hi Ronnie! Thank You for Your lessons.
I’m a greener here and in english too)), so I don’t know how shall I leave requests about other themes. May I asking You to show us the lesson, about difference between “anybody”, “somebody” and “nobody”.
It’s dificult for me, because in Ukraine, its means almost the same and I have confusion when I studing english.
I will be grateful for this!
I hope you do not mind if I try to help you out with that. You should basically understand how to use “some”, “any” and “no” as follows:
1 – SOME: Is used in affirmative sentences – Example – I have some time, You have some tea, But also used in interrogative sentences if you are kindly (just) offering things to people as – Would you like some coffee? or even – Some sugar? – Never used in negative sentences, OK?
2 – ANY – in the other hand is used in Negative sentences as – I don’t have any time – they don’t have any money. It is used in interrogative sentences when you are just asking for and not offering as SOME – Ex. Do you have any free time so we could talk? or do you have any sugar in the kitchen?, but it can also be used in affirmative sentences and its meaning changes to “another” “either” or referring to an undetermined people or thing. As: You can give her any gift. I know any song from that singer.
3 – NO is only used in negative sentences. Example: You can say “I don’t have any time” or “I have NO time”, both mean the same.
If you followed me with this explanation, you will be able to use all their derivatives, ok? Let me know if it helped you or not, take care
This post was helpful and obvious,
Thanks for your help!
I do apologize for not answering your kind comment. It may have taken forever, but thank You Mnes Blue
hello there… you speak fluent english. so i need your help please my ID skype is lompoabdou. thanks beforehand
Hey lompoabdou, I have just shown up to apologize not replying you with an even simple “yes” or “no” answer. I hope you are still doing great with your English learning.
Thank you for your comment!
Hi Mark,
Actually, it is not very different here either. The only thing is that the mom would kindly ask the stranger’s name and tell the kid to whether treating them like Mr., Mrs or even like you do there “uncle or auntie”, the second option would be more uncommon, but it may vary as they are a little bit more reserved to approaching strangers. I hope I’ve answered and helped as well.
yeah very much so! Appreciate you answering) If it’s not fundamentally wrong, I think its ok to say so. Well, children are uninhibited, and aren’t self-conscious, so they don’t have any problem whatsoever with talking to strangers…unlike adults by way. I wish I be child))
Nice lol
That’s right we should keep this child side of ours.
Take care!
Interesting! Thank you, Ronnie :)
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I did not pay attention to this. It makes sense. Thanks.
Really its a great lesson it’s very useful and helpful because always I was confusing
about this
Thank You, Ronnie for this good lesson. Actually I’m already familiar with all of the reduction forms, except for “Wantsta” I’ve just learnt in your lesson. previously I used to say “wanna” with all pronouns, but now not anymore :)
thank you for your lesson again…
Yeah, I agree, I used to do it… But No more.
Hi Ronnie. Thanks for your lesson. All of your lesson are really funny and useful. And as I think I have noticed one mistake on the board. “He, She, It” not “I” in the second example, right?
well I think this is kinda easy to practice and understand, but the hardest thing we usually face when we have to talk with native speakers is understanding their QUESTIONS, native speakers usually tend to ask questions very fast and in a different way. I really hope you make a video on this, and you explain it all in depth and width. Thank You Ronnie :*
Thank you so much….good lesson and great teacher..
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you write it is mistake
Useful lesson.I always confused and now i know the rules.Thanks Ronnie.
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Thanks Ronnie, This so useful, when we’re gonna speak…
Thanks for this useful lecture, but I think you missed “T” when you explained ( it havta) is wrong >>>you wrote it (I havta), which it is right.
please check it and tell me,
thank you bye.
I realized the same thing about this, maybe Ronnie did it on purpose in order to check our knowledge :)
Thank you Ronnie, as usual you have been great!
* you has been great!Sorry for my mistake.
you didn’t make a mistake !! The right sentence is you have been great NOT has been great
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You have a point my friend!
Now, sorry for my mistake about my fake mistake :)
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please check it and tell me,
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It’s correct to write this sentence:
I havta go to the bathroom.
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Great Lesson! Thanks Ronnie
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We can’t thank you enough Ronnie for your lovely lessons.Could you please give us a lecture about contraction tenses words spoken English like would had etc ?
Hello, Ronnie, please, what about gotta (have to)? Isn’t it being used anymore?
I believe it still being used, but as “got to”:
I’ve gotta go home (urgent, something top priority)
I havta go home (when you want to aware some one about something you must do, but is not that urgent)
I hope I explained right, it’s just something that always felt to me to have this meaning. If I’m wrong, could someone please explain it in a better way? Thanks :D
Hi Ronni ,thank u for the great lesson !
I’d like to ask you about a formal writing.is’t ok to write “gonna ,wantsta..” in IELTS writing test or it’s just for informal talking ?
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I don’t like to use reduction forms. I have to try a lot.
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Sorry to say, but I am confusing with second mistakes. Did you missed letter t in It?
He
She
I(t)
Good lesson, I´ll practice
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I got 90%
Thank you, Ronnie
Aslo, I noticed that native speakers don’t speak the last letter if it was “t” or “r” like in “what ever” >>> pleaaaaaaaaaase we need a lesson for it pleaaaaaase
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I’m gonna get chocolates for you .
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It’s very helpful lesson. I often heared those words in songs and movies)Thank you Ronnie)
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Thanks Ronnie plz make more reduction and slang videos
Ronnie I have a question, please.
In this question: “We havta finish this quiz”
Dont I need the verb to be?
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Would u please let me know how to say the word “The” bcoz i have seen people saying Theee and Thuh… confusing isn’t it? ;)
hello Ronnie : you are so wonderful ! but ther is one thing I do’nt understand : if we use the verb “Go” to the simple present : ” I go, he goes” why can’t we use ” i gonna or he gosta” ? the exemple you give it is for “g” to the present continuous, but if we use “go” in simple present ? thank you in advance
For exemple in the phrase : “frankie goes to hollywood” we have to say : “frankie gosta hollywood” no ????
sorry, in my questions i wanted to say “he gonna” not “gosta” very sorry…
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but how to reduce word “will” ? Sometime they reduce that word when they had a chat with me.
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Ronnie when you say ” Do you wanna beer?” spoken I think It’s ok but written is that right?, because it should be wanna + verb.
I used to do some mistakes. Now I will avoid them ;)
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Thanks for your useful lecture. Until next time, toodles. Anyway, what does ‘toodles’ mean?
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Havta and wansta were new to me. Thanks Ronnie
Havta and wantsta were new to me. Thanks Ronnie
Thanks Ronnie! Your lesson is awesome as usual! I’ve never heard about “wantsta” – I know about “wanna” and other reductions mostly from songs, but there is a lot of “he/she wanna” :)
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Thanks Ronnie for this great class, but I think I’ve found a little mistake on the board: in your second set of examples of mistakes, I suppose that the pronoun “I” was written down by mistake…shouldn’t it be the pronoun “tit” instead? Otherwise, ” I havta” would be correct…
I’d to type “it” instead of “tit”…sorry, my mistake now. LOL
Really helpful lessons, thanks
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Clear and funny lesson, Ronnie. I had to check the word ‘toodles’. A brand new (old) word. Thanks a lot.
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Awesome, Ronnie! I didn’t know about the reduction “havta” either “hasta”. “Wanna” and “gonna” I knew it.
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Where is the correct use of word “stuff” as a slang and normally?
What is the difference between “hafta” and “havta”?
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So cool lesion. But is there any audio/video using these one to learn?
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It was very usefull!
9/10.Reduction in sentences it’s important to understand natives speaking. But, I try to avoid speaking like that, because if you don’t speak fluently this reductions will sound weird.
This lesson was awesome for me. I had a big doubt about this words.
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I like so much this lesson … This details will help me a lot when I talk with a native. Thanks doll :)
T.Y but I wish give us some slang words used in Canada
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hey how can i get a quiz on the lecture in which you explain about the use of he/she/his/her
good lecture
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I seen structure mistakes.. You wrote he, she, i +havta… This is right or wrong
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Hi, can you explain why the correct sentence is “She’s gonna go to work” if The verb “go” appears twice?
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Hi, Ronnie, your lessons are very helpful. Thank you. But I’d like to know one thing… How do you, native speakers, use “wantsta” in questions? For example, there’s such a question “Does she want to go home?” How should I say using “wantsta”?
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5,6,7,8 are wrong :(
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it’s mistake on the board, don’t you see?
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Great lesson, thank you Ronnie.But I think there is a mistake and maybe you forgot a letter in the lesson
He
she havta
I(suppose to be It?
we can say I havta.
Thank you
This is my second quiz and I got 100%
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9/10
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Thanks Ronnie, what’s a great lesson! You’ve taught me things I never learned in the classroom.
first thank you for your great tips but i have issue in pronunciation which is i’m struggling when i’m trying to pronounce “that the”or any two words starting with “Th” comes together
Thank you so much, Ronnie! You are the best!!!!!I made reduction but I really made mistake with she, he, it! this lesson is so helpful!!!!! Thanks again!
When I use reduction words sometimes I forgot What do it mean this words.
So, it’s good for me this lesson. Thank you. I’m gonna use reduction words like native speaker.
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Thank you Ronnie *-*
Thank you Ronnie!
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I have a question.
How is it spoken in negative?
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thank you so much im gonna to use reductions in the future
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90 percent :(
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hi love this lesson but i have 1 comment,, about the wrong side,, she he i (havta) these are wrong right? but I havta is correct.. confusing,,please clarify
Nice lesson, it’ll solve some of my students questions, but I think I Saw a mistake there… When she’s talking about “Havta”, she said it’s wrong to say “He/She/I havta”, but I havta it’s ok, I think she meant “It havta”, right??
Interesting lesson, thanks a lot
I wanna die ,just when you said we tried
10/10
Thanks Ronnie I love it, I’ve never seem this words before, just “wanna” on music “If you wanna be love”
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Thanks a lot, now I hope I’m gonna understand English better and speak more naturally. I’d like to see more lessons
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Thanks. I had never heard some of these reductions.
Excelent work.you’re the best on this,teaching! !!
Now I’ve really learned to how to express myself using all those reductions
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For the first time I heard about havta and hasta
I’m gonna be a massive speaker ^^ and she’s hasta deal with it! XD
I got 9 of 10 whooa
I havta improve my English.
I’m gonna be a Native speaker.
Hi Ronnie, great lesson and of course you are perfect teacher, thanks a load. I have one request for you. Can you teach us how to pronounce “CAN & CAN’T”. English is my second language so my pronounce for can and can’t seems similar and difficult to understand for native speaker.
I got 10 to 10..
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9/10
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Thank you! Now I’m gonna better understand native speakers :-)
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This video is really helpful and specially the way ROONIE teaches,its just AMAZING.She puts some energy and enjoyable face expressions which make us smile while learning.Thank you ROONIE for your work.KEEP GOING.
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I have a question…what does mean “garet”..we can hear it a lot in american movies…for example “I garet go”. Is it “a have got to go” or what? i can*t find this information enywhere…and thans for your lesson Ronnie, you are very fanny…i enjoy lot…i wish you would work in my iniversuty! you would be the best teacher of english over here)
I guess you mean ¨gotta¨, that’s the reduction of ¨got to¨, so you can say I gotta go = I got to go.
Great lesson, Ronnie, u r so funny!!Thanks, i’m gonna make the test right now ;)
Ronnieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, you are AWESOME. if u were my teacher in my school ages or my lecturer, i would be the most diligent student, i will never ever bored to have teacher/lecturer like you. RESPECT & LOVE FOR RONNIE.
Very very helpful lession. I love your crazy way to teach english.
Thanks!!!!
fuck 4/10..bad..
thanks
70% correct green thank you,I’m studying in English alone,to me is a big progress 145 days today that I’m studying in English alone in my house and It´s a big progress to me :D
thanks a lot for this lesson is so great for me to talk more naturally
I try to speak fluent but sometimes i get mistakes thnxx for teaching to reduce mistakes
Ohh Thank you Ronnie for the lessons. I love english.
I am gonna to use your pieses of advise!!!!!! It is brilliantly!
thanks a lot .. it was really really helpful
it í very interesting, i like it very much!
Thank you Ronnei; Now I understand.
Ronnie, you’re great!!! Thank you for this lesson! I love the way you teach!
Hi Ronnie!
It’s a strange question but I really need to ask it. When my Grandma had came from UK to here, she said food in some pronunciation like fued. Is it correct?
thanks alot
Thanks
Thanks , Ronnie !
I did’n know about these!!! “havta” (have to), or “hasta” (has to)….cool!
Thank you!)
You are very cool and interesting teacher)
It is a very helpful lesson . Thanks alot. :)
Ronnie …you are very nice and cleaver teacher ..thank you very much
thank you.
thank you..!
Thanks Ronni, and you wrote that it’s wrong to say ” I havta…” in your video, Please review again..
thank you Ronni
The question number 7 is wrong (Is this (spoken) sentence correct, “She’s gonna go to work”?). The answer is NO.. The correct way (SPOKEN) is “Shez gonna go to work”.
this is amazing lesson and helpfull thank u for your efoor
Hi Ronnie,
Thank you for this lesson it is very helpful,
I have a question
is it correct to use noun after wanna as you said in the Video (Do you wanna beer?)
or we have to use just verbs like I wanna go
I did not know the “havta” reduction! cool
thanks Ronnie! you are the best and your lesson always help me… really really thank you. <3
On the board there is a mistake: he, she, IT “hauta”, instead of “I”. Anyway it was a good lesson. Thank you!
Thanks Ronnie, your lesson is clear and nice to do!
i love engvid thank you ronnie
I love this lesson .I wana more .I am gona study them again and again but I havta go now.
I love this lesson .I wana more .I am gona to study them again and again but I havta go now.
Ronnie,
You are always a great mentor. thanks for this lesson.
anyway I have a problem with enunciation, I have difficulty in phonetics :( how can I improve my speaking skills? any suggestion..thanks
Hi Ronnie!
Thanks for this video. I have a question about it:
– We can use gonna with YOU, WE and THEY?
If there is a mistake in this text please, correct me.
Thanks Ronnie and congratulations for the excellent class!
I feel like my english is improved a lot.Thanks my dear teachers,love you all.
thank you ronnie you always make me optimistic about learning english
Thanks Ronnie
Hi Ronnie we havta to known each other.because I havta improve my English and it’s gonna difficult.I’m gonna your website to learn natural English .now I known how to speech more natural and reduce mistakes .thank you so much.bye bye
Thank´s Ronnie! you are the best!! If someone are interested in speak in English for improve the language my Skype is: Juan Casanova. My photo is the same :D.
Great lesson, I’m gonna practice it.
Great lesson, I’m gonna put this in my wall, to see it every day.
great lesson, I wanna learn english and i find you, tahnks
Great Ronnie, you are the best teacher I ever had, your classes are very interesting and useful, Thanks.
Nice Lesson
Thank You ronnie :) ..
It’ s grate lesson!? Thank you!
this girl is funny i couldn’t focus because of laughing .
Greatjob!
I got 100% correct ! :D
thank you Ronnie !, you are really a great teacher
10/10…..great lesson…thanks
Thank you.
Definitely, you make de classes easier to understand it… Thank you teacher Ronnie.
…I meant: The classes. Sorry about my write mistake… well, you know, I´m learning.
hi ronnie mam
i’m confuse with qus no 2 , if we reduce the word so how it rit ….
hi Ronni,i iwanna ask ajuestion how do we use the pronouns(we,you, they) with are going in the reduction?
Such an interesting lesson, despite I’d learned those reduction words, your teaching method was very helpful.
Ronnie!
You have provided me an excellent lesson. When I came to Canada, one of the big problems that I faced in that moment were those reductions and additionally the slangs.
Finally, I notice when you were explaining the mistakes with the have to/has to, you mentioned the third person case but wrote “I” instead “it”. Not a big deal to me but probably to other.
Once again Thanks Ronnie you are awesome!!!!
Such you are an amazing Teacher
I’m very pleased to have understood whole lesson. *-*
The best teacher ?.. Sorry James
I think, it’s really works.. be crazy!! Absolutely best teacher :)
REALLY GREAT LESSON TO MAKE YOURSELF MORE FLUENT THANX RONNIE
Is there anyone to talk in English? I’d like to practice :)
great lesson Ronnie, i’d appriciate.
Hi,I want to improve my english with speak someone who nativespeaker in English.Is anyone can help to me for it?
Thanks teacher
ronnie you are the best
It’s a great lesson. Thank-you so much
Learned a lot with this lesson. Thanks Ronnie
hello everyone, can someone tell me, why she says that we have to use “she’z gonna” but in the quiz is “she’s gonna”? i didn`t understand that.
Hello Ronnie, i like how you teach i really enjoy the lessons,i go school every day with you. thank you so much, really undertand you, this is a classroom infromt of me, i love it
im got 80…thanks a lot
I love yours class! You are a great! I wanna more lessons! Thank you Ronnie!
My favorite teacher
It is very interesting to listen to you. Thanks!
Thanks Ronnie, this is great. God bless you.
Thanks Ronnie, what about they/we/you ,is it they/you/we’re gonna?
Am I right?
Thanks a lot, teacher, you’re awsome!
This lesson is funny and very useful
Thank you… :)
sorry but see mistakes, “i havta” not mistakes it’s true !!
hablo español, como hago para aprender omg
7. She’s gonna go to work???
what about “shez”!!!
The lesson was Great, thanks Ronnie.
100%????
Thx ronniiiiiiiiiiieee
Luv u soooo much??
From egypt
Ronnie , ur the best and we always get the benefit from u .
Thanks maam ronnie ?
great lesson Ronnie
now i am understanding what others speaking. thank you mam
Ronnie, thank you so much. Your are the best!
This is very useful!
GREAT LESSON. THANKS!
i gonna be your student
thanx alot for you lession
thanks for your help
Thaks for your class,
Thank you!! one of my favorite teacher
So interesting
You got 10 correct out of 10
Thank you very much Mrs. Ronnie.
Great!! No One ever explain me that about 3rd person (hasta) use of reduccion forms. Thanks a lot!!
And also “wansta” =)
So cool!! I’m gonna go to try more and more, every time.
I’d like understand better the it uses ponctuation, it’s complicated! May you help me.
Thx :)
Hi Ronnie, I’m afraid there’s a mistake in 5:50.
You said:
(You can’t say: “He, she or I havta”)
Otherwise perfect as always. Thank you very much.
Actually, You have great talent to don’t make us boring.
Good lesson, Ronnie.
I’m gonna learn more.
hello everyone
I want to practice with you English speaking if you like send to me request friend on Skype
My mail on skype : ferci.sami
Ronnie youre really hot, i wanna meet you :)
Great lesson thank you ??♥️
Awesome! The perfect lesson, now I’ll understand more the native.
Awesame
I enjoyed the lesson. Very usefull
10/10! Thanks, Ronnie! I’m gonna use these reduction words.
1o/1o
thanks a lot,Ronnie,hugs (Kazakhstan o6 Dec2o21:)
thank you teacher
I can understand everything
It very good lesson.