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Speaking English – How to count syllables
How many syllables are in “beautiful”? “Busy”? Learn what syllables are, and how we use vowel sounds to count them!
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Hi Ronnie.U r great teacher.Thx a lot.I’ve question.U said that we should use hung out instead of “play”. So, If I want to say “I played boling (football, golf and so on) with my friend yesterday” for this I’ve to say “I hung out boling (football, golf and so on) with my friend yesterday”. Am I right?
Terani.
No, cuz you´re specifying what you´ve played.
Play means sex when it´s used without an object.
I don’t know if it’s allowed for me to answer your question but I’ll take a chance and try to help Ms. Ronnie. You don’t have to replace every “play” with “hang out”, it’s not like you omitting this word out of dictionaries. For example, you can still say “I played some music” or “I played chess the other day” or “I played with my son yesterday” or “they played with the exam results”, and none of those “play” has a sexual context.
It is about “to hang out” and not “hung out”.I like to hang out with my friends on internet. I like to spend time wherever /whenever without a prealable schedule .Teenagers often enjoy to hang out around icecream shop(spend time together) after last course,before to go home.
If it is a sport/game you need to say play, not hang out!
Thank you very much, Ronnie and also thank you Felipe, Adham, Jorjel for your help.
I think Ms Ronnie said that you hang out with your friend. (Means you play something right?) Then your answer would be: I hang out with my friend to play sb yesterday. That should be the better one. I ask my teacher already. ^^ I hope you understand.
hello Ronny… pleaseee please pleaseeeee ;) ,, Can you answer Terane’s question,, i also want to know… thank you!!
noo!! i got it now…
Ronnie, I’m a Brazilian’s student and I’m very thankful to you. I’m a beginner. If you add subtitles at videos will be better. Your job is important to me and to my friends. Thank you so much.
Hi Ronnie. You did again a great lesson
Hi, Ronnie, I am your fan I really love you too much, I’d like to meet you on facebook or something like that. answer me if possible Cosmo Gomes from Brazil, Kisses
She’s not on Facebook, but we have a Facebook page!
I missed you Ronnie.Thanks.
10/10 :D Thanks Ronnie for this video! I’m looking forward next! ;-)
You scored 10 out of 10.
Thank u ronnie <3
nice to see you again ..
thanks and waiting for next lesson ..
Thanks Ronnie!!!!1
Thanks!
Thanks for this lesson it help me a lot!
Greetings from Colombia
Thanks Good … that this lesson wasn’t rude and vulgar.
And this was the lesson I was searching for.
Thanks to God :)
Thanks, I really enjoyed this lesson. May the Lord Jesus Christ bless you!
Amén!
Engvid: 2syllables
Ronnie: 2syllables
fatiima: 3syllables
Thank u all: 3syllables
9 out of 10: 4syllables
:)
Woooooooowwwwwwww
Ur new design 4 Quiz part is fantafabulous!!!
“Congrats!”
Haha. Thanks :D
thanks very much for this lesson
your presentation very good and I
like your way in teaching
hi i am Narjice from morocco thank you Ronnie for this lesson you are an amazing teacher, i like you and i like your method so much.
i have a requist please can you make a video about the diffrence between begin and start or they have the same meaning.thanks again so much.
They are basically the same but you START a machine. *not begin*
I would use start more than begin in most situations!
Hi teacher Ronnie, I can never get bored in a class you are a teacher in it, thank you very much about this lesson, and I’m looking forward to your following lesson, Could you please tell us a few words about stressing syllables. Thanks
Hello, Ronnie!
Thanks a lot for your clear explanation. You are witty as you usualy are.
Best wishes,
Rouslan
Thank you so much :)
THANKS TEACHER RONNIE , THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT…
nice site :)
Hey Ronnie, you’re grate teacher! It was very clear. Is there any rule to place the dashes to separate words? Thank you.
second part of counting syllables, that will be great Ronnie. have a nice day funny teacher.
That’s what we need , phonics and pronunciations .You are great as usual Ms. Ronnie.
thanks you!
How is connected syllables and stress.Hai Ronnie ‘ you give what I want all.FirstMy thanks goes to God’engvid and Ronnie.
Thank you very much, Ronnie, you explaind excellent. :)
Hi Ronnie, this lesson is very good. Thanks!
Can I ask you some question?
How can I count the syllables with diphthongs?
Are all diphthongs same vowels?
This is the first time I write in English. Sorry about my misstakes.
Please write soon.
Best wishes.
hi.i really like you ronnie.u are the best.
Thank you!!
Hi Ronnie thanks for the lesson is easy to learn the vowl sons, thanks for be a great teacher.
I like you so much Ronnie and the way that you are teaching!!! Thank you.
Katerina from Greece:)
hi
i want learn english talking
thank you
Ronnie you are the cutest teacher I have ever seen. thanks a lot.
thanks a lot :)
Hi Ronnie!
I like your teaching. It’s always funny and educational.
I’m pleased to see your next lesson.
Bye from Austria
Thank you
Thank you so much
Thanx miss
but pleas help me / which one is correct
this one
- when does john go to the school ?
or
- when did john goes to the school ?
please help me , great teacher
I think “When did John goes to school” => “When did John go to school”.
Hi there,
The 1rst one is right n it’s present simple but the 2nd one is Not.If u wanna use past tense,u have 2 use:When did John ” go ” 2 the school?
Past tense question:( Did+simple verb ).
e.g. 1.When did u do the quiz?
2.Did ur mom make a sandwich 4 u last evening?
3.When did u watch engvid 4 the 1rst time?!
Does it help??!
Glad I could help :)
The best with ur English!
When did John go to school (past tense).
When does John go to school (present tense)!
i live your course!!! thanks for teachme!!
I think it could be better for the students who are learning English if the videos have synchronous options .That will provide a more visual way to understand the contents by catching the characters when hearing a word that has no idea about its meaning.
I have being speaking English for about 15 years, and this is the first time I see an explanation of the vowels sounds, interesting!
Thank you Ronnie, interesting lesson, Could you record a video about IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet), please.
Have a nice day.
thank u Ronnie, i got 10/10.
you are grate teacher,
thanks so much Ronnie, u explained a important topic very clearly……
Thanks))
Excelent teacher, i like your lesson
Thanks so much my teacher.
I hope to See you nearly in next video.
Bless God.
hi ronnie i like to see your full picture ur a nice teacher ilove u so much
hi how are you thanks so much dear my teacher
Hi Ronnie,
This was very useful for me, Thank you.
thanks Ron!!!
Thanks EngVid developers for improving quiz system. Nice!
Thank you,
I have one big problem with “able to” It is so confused for me. I dont know how and where to use it… Can you halp me with your next video??ß Please
Thank you very much in advance
Lola from Germany
Able to is exactly the same as “Can”. I am able to read = I can read!
Hi again Ronnie.Could u pls make a lesson about transportation.
Thanks in advance
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thanks ronnie
Thank you so much Ronnie….
hi ronni.i really like the way of teaching.and i hope you are my teacher one day.
Ronnie, you’re GREAT!!!!
i love !! Engvid thank very much for the knowledge…MUAH MUAH TSUP TSUP…..
Thanks Ronnie, very good class…
Hi, Ronnie!
Please tell me, “mayor” – 1 or 2 syllables?
I think it’s one syllable, “mer”.
*ma*yor* =2 syllables
a and yor :~)
B sure,it has 2 syllables!
2!
Hi Ronnei,
Thanks a lot for your nice teaching
Hi my name is ana. I want to enhance my english grammar, is there anybody here wants to chat with me. i’m willing to teach you my mother langguage in return. i do speak tagalog and deutsch. enjoy with engvid:)thanks!
Hi,Ronnie
I like your lesson and I scored the quiz 100%
i’m waiting for your next lesson…
for me ur ‘the best in engvid’
What’s the meaning of :D ?
Has this sympol :) a meaning ? THANKS.
:D=your mouth that open so big
oh my god you don’t know…
:-D remember your face …
is this helpful for you :~)
sorry..
Ronnie you are the best teacher in the word.Thanks a lot.
10 out of 10 thanks a lot ronnie you`re a great teacher :), cant wait to see your next video .
Hi my nume is Osvaldo .
My question is, How can I see or find the first video for this lesson.
Thank you
at the first page
Hi guys , I am looking for someone who could have a daily conversation to improve my English. My Skype Id is : Katy Kavandi . Please add me if you are interested . Thank you
Sorry my skype id is: katykavandi
thanks 4 u
god bless you!!for help us to learn inglês we here in brazil love you
VERY USEFUL , THANKS VERY MUCH
Ronnie are you busy ?:)
hi mam, please help me to develop speaking skills
Hi Ronnie
I appreciate so much the great job you are doing with all your colleagues teachers. Iam French speaking, i would like to improve my English, pronunciation,writing, understanding skills and I have the dream to write the books in English, kindly advice me what I can do more to achieve my dream. God bless your.
ANuarithe
hi ronnie. thanks your lesson. my English is very bad.i cann’t talk with everyone by English. i’m realy want to improve English by myself.
how am i contact with you. ( such as facebook or yahoo, something like that…) i’m look forward to your mail. thanks again
thank you Ronnie you make me excited .
hi teacher Ronnie,
THANKS TEACHER RONNIE , THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT…
Hello Ronnie!
Thanks.
I have a question.
At the lesson “Conversation Skills – Speak with confidence” you said, “If a person wants to talk to you, they will talk to you.” (“a person” changes to “they”). How to say a sentence like this one. “If a student takes exams, he (she) will get grant.” What word can I use instead of “she” or “he”, if I mean one person and I want to talk about general.
Is it a rule when “one person” can change to “they” if I talk about a person in general (a man or woman)?
Yes, you can just use “they”!
Thank you, Ronnie, for answering and for this http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/index.html link. (Someone asked you about the verbs, and you gave the link.)
All I know is this: If we have a sentence which has, for example, two parts, and we use a singular subject in the first part of the sentence, we should use a singular subject in the second part of the sentence too. For instance:
“If you know someone, tell him something.” — Many people would say: “If you know someone, tell them something.” Anyway this is a grammar bug, but people speak in this way very often, especially in daily speech.
i really love the way u teach people. really want to be student on your class.
Thank you Ronnie..
Hi Ronnie, you’re a Wonderful teacher.
I have lots of problems with the regular verbs pronunciation, I can’t notice the different between the present and the past, for instance “hear” – “heard” and so on. Would you mind make a special class about it?
Thanks
OK! I’ll try to make a lesson for you!
Ronnie,,,I will thank u if u make a video about how to pronounce the linking words,prepositions and adverbs like then quickly through the sentence…
because when i try to listen to a song or watch amovie i can’t catch these words !!!
ok!
this site is very helpful for other than english speaking people like me
the way of teaching is great i have learn alot from them
thanks engvid team
Thank you
Thank you so much….
Thank you Ronnie..
Thank you very much. You are fantastic!
Hi Ronnie…. !!! I like you very much.
hi rooni i get it now and i like you and under stand of you thanks
thanks you
Ronnie, can you do a video about behavioral questions in an interview and how to answer them please
I have already done a video on that! Search “job interviews”!
HI Ronnie………Nice class
Thank U I’m learning lot more from this site……..
Extremely effective lessons
Helpful lesson! Thanks
Please give a lesson on: if, whether, unless or otherwise.
Many thanks.
Thanks a lot, Ronnie. Great lesson!
Hi, I´m a great fan!!! My name is Janaki, and I´m from Brazil.
I´m embarrassed, but I´ve started to study recently, and love your classes.
Please, correct my mistakes, ok? Forgive me for the simple text. I´ll improve, I promise! :D
Don’t be embarrassed! Good luck!
You’re awesome! I started doing private English class and my teacher showed me his video for I will do better! I watched your 2 videos and was impressed, thank you!
hi. I’m Mongolia. i’m very happy. thank u very much…
Thank you!
dear roonie
my name is Yasin I can’t view or download videos due to some unavoidable reasons so plz give other links except youtube links
thanks
regards
Yasin
Hi Ronnie. Ihope u are fine .I wanna from you to explaine somthing is intresting for our learning English language . How we are write an essay as good as u like .. I want answer please if u can ……
Hi, my amazing teacher ronnie, I just want to ask you what is the meaning of Iron my shotties ….is from a music …. I see your vids and you seem a beauty women with vast vocabulary. I learn a lot with this page and I like so much I want to know how donate ?? I have recently a debit card.
Sorry, I have no idea what iron my shotties means. What song is it??? I can look it up and tell you the meaning…I think it may mean iron my shorts???????
To donate, I think there is a button you can click on to make a donation!
Let me know the song!!!
Hi roonie the song music is Groove Armada – Purple Haze, here is the vid.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnp-VyGNtcI&list=PLei7bpeAdud-g-VkPUvqcfPw7WEVMn5zR&index=1&feature=plpp_video..
Im searching in urban dictionaries.. Ive found a lot of words
One Nike in the grave= what’s it mean???
One Nike in the rave=
Urban Dictionary is full of jokes and useless material. Do not waste your time there if you are learning English.
One Nike in the grave is a play on the idiom “one foot in the grave”. It means you are going to die soon. Nike = shoe brand.
One Nike in the rave = Rave is a electronic dance party popular in the late 90′s. So that means one foot was at the party.
Hi Ronnie,
Currently in India “Rave Party” is considered to be a negative thing and often refers to the parities those involved dance,drugs and sex. Is this definition correct in modern days? and if not what word will you used to refer such parties.
Ronnie, the way you teach is more than effective-it makes me laugh so much. Thank you engvid team and thank you Ronnie.
THANKS IT’S MAKE ME SO MUCH BATTER.
thanks a lot it is so useful
Ronnie:
you are the teacher whom I wished to teach me when I was child
Why does the word “out” have 1 syllable ? It has two vowel sounds.
The “ou” in “out” is what’s called a diphthong — a vowel sound that is a combination of two. Other diphthongs are the “i” in “right” (raaa-ight) and the “ow” in “tow” (toh-ooooo). They contain two vowel sounds, but are spoken in one syllable.
Oh man, that’s why I quit that linguistics course.
I like you because you not very good teacher,you too good,rally i respect you.
Thanks Ronnie, Thanks EngVid team.
I like this lesson… thanks Ronnie!
thank you Ronnie. You’re very helpful.
English is my second language. I have been using English since I was very young. Every lesson presented in Enghelp let me learn something new regardless of whether it is for beginner, intermediate or advance. I would definitely recommend this website to all my friends and members of my family. Great job!
I really enjoy & step by step i lean grammar, word pronunciation in your class…
thank & continue…..mam.
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rahmankader
india
Hi Ronnie. I appreciate this explanation, clear,
natural and good. Here in S. José dos Campos, Brazil, a lot of people are used to listen to engvid.com. By the way, many people visited the beautiful Toronto. Thank you very much.
Hi mam…
I really enjoy & learn step by step grammar,word pronunciation in your class….
thank & continue u r great job…
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rahmankader
india
Very good , thank
Thank you teacher!
thank you
hello thank you so much
Please tell me :– why this is correct ..
The intelligence of many wild animals is indeed amazing.
My question why we not use “many wild animals are” plz explain it ?
We use is because the subject is “intelligence” (not many animals). Intelligence is uncountable!
hello my name is faisal and i have a question
about when i should use the and an and a becouse some times it look the same
thank you.
I have done a lesson on “Articles” for you! Search for it and you can learn!!!
Hi Ronnie,Thank you very much. This lesson has helped me a lot. Keep up your good work.
Nice lesson, I just discover this site and let me tell you that I find it interesting what an amazing teachers. Hi everyone from Mexico.
Thanks
Thank you !You are a nice teacher!
Hi Ronnie.I just wanna ask you a question
What is the difference between significant and relevant?
and thank you very much :D
HOMEWORK!!! Look the words up in a dictionary and then YOU tell ME how they are different!
Hi Ronnie，
I have some question to ask you ;))
how to use -ing, -es , -ist, -s?
In hope get you reply rapidly.
Thank you ;))
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Yukaa from Malaysia
I will try to make a lesson for you!
hi,Ronnie..
i’m proud and to wish congratulations just for you and team because your english lessons is very effective.
Hi, ms ronnie..can i have your email address so that i can email you about my problems.
here are some common grammar which i am confused..
1)if the word followed by never and havent, the verb must be in past tense form or basic verb.( eg, i never do that before or i never done that before , i havent tell the teacher yet or i havent told the teacher yet?)
2) what is she eating or what is her eating?
3) i never had a boyfriend before or i never had a boyfriend..(do we need to add the word “before” in the last sentences of never)
waiting for your reply. thank you.
Really good lessons, thanks for help us on learning english. Grettings from Guatemala!
Alex
Once again Ronnie … I hope you are fine … Is it stored the score of the questions?
Greetings.
thank you you my new teacher you from canada
i shall go to canada for studying flying can you help me
love your video :)
Hi Ronnie, thanks for your kindly teaching, I love to learn English どもども～♪(๑´ㅂ`๑)っ旦 from your lessons. You did a good job!
ronnie you looks like you ‘ve lost weight very well or i think so ?
thanx alot for this useful website
Great site!!
Thanks, I always wanted and asked to my teachers for an explanation without success, I think that greatly improves the ability to say and do the right emphasis on each word. Sensational, thank you very much!
Nice class and lovely teacher!
thank you ronnie i always enjoying learning from your lesson. always study more and more with you. pls be with us forever
hellow mrs Ronnie;
thank you for good lessons I like it.
Best regards
this is my first video lesson…i love the way u teaching…keep it up
keep it continue great Ronnie
perfect
hello Ms Ronnie,
Very nice class indeed. Mistake noted.
Regards
Hi Ronnie ,why the (out) word is 1syllable.it was 2 vowel sounds(o,u) ?
Out only has 1 vowel sound. The “ou” sounds like one. In English, we call these diphthongs. A diphthong is 2 vowels that when together, make one vowel sound!
Ronnie, I’m so happy to have discovered engVid. I’m an ELD teacher in California. I’ve used some of your videos to give the students a break from me. I really like your presentations. mo
I would rather learn with Engvid on webpage than Facebook page.
1)You can use never + base, if you talk about your daily routine. EX.. I never eat seafood.
If you want to talk about your past experience, you have to use present perfect. EX I have never eaten seafood. (sub + have/has + never + past participle). OR I haven’t eaten seafood. ( Sub+ have not + past participle).
2) What is she eating….is correct. She =is a pronoun, it replaces a person’s name. Her =is possessive. It tells us who has the noun!
3) Before is unnecessary unless you want to emphasize (make stronger) your sentence. However, you must say I HAVE never had a boyfriend!
Dear Ronnie,
Hello.
mmm this good lasson
Thanks Mra Ronnie, Good a Lesson
Sorry, I made a mistake. I should have wrote ‘ Mrs.Ronnie not Mra.Ronnie….Error Type
thank u ronni i like u
thanku ronnie mam i really like your lessons. can you meet me please.
hi
nice lecture and good teaching about vowels
100You got 10 correct out of 10.
:D
thanx i have 80
mam , how “university” could be 5 vowel sounds? if “u” considers as vowel sound,we should use “an university ” but we use “a university” so i understand “u” is not sounds vowel , right ? please correct me if i am wrong. thank u.
U is a vowel sound!
Hi Ronnie. Can you explain me why the word out has only one syllable? I though it has two sounds.
Gracias!!! thankyou
Hi there,Ronnie! A doubt came to my mind…”Noisy” or “Polite” are 2-syllables words, however, they can have both comparative/superlative structures. What’s the reason? I mean, is there any rule for those 2-syllables words which also work in the “short” form? Really appreciate your time.
Noisy, because it ends in a Y, must be nosiest.
A lot of 2 syllable words can use either -est or most. However, to make it easy, I just gave 1 example…..to keep it simple!
Thank you, greetings from Colombia
thanks a lot Ms. Ronie…
because of you i learn a lot…
out have 1 syllables I think when I say out I feel 2 vowel sound isn’t true ?
thanks miss Ronnie really enjoyed with lesson :)
Hi Muhammad,
you can not separate the first vowel.
Yes, there are 2 vowels, but together, they make one vowel sound!
9points oh yeah!!! but why ‘clash’ is 1 syllable?? please could you tell me reason?
Hi, try to separate clash ( cla-sh ) or ( clash )? just one syllable.
sorry!
1 Vowel,1 syllable. Clash.
great class!
thank you Ronnie
lovely lesson .. thanks very much :)
I get 9 ouT of 10 .. thanks
Thanks ronnie, I’m from viet nam, yr lesson’s useful.
hi ronnie! can you make video for sports ,colours,clothes etc so that how can we explain them.i request you to prepare a video about how to explain oneself in interview .waiting!!!!!
regards
still confused about ‘clash’ even thouhg I read about below.
if no info about transcription , clash[kı lesh] ??? no function of the neutral sound[ı] ???
You are a great teacher, I’m new here and you made me laugh a lot . I can not count when you appear and disappear. Thank you
thank you so much !
Hello Ronnie,
Thank you :) You are great teacher :)
I like watch your lesson :)
“intergalactic”
I have tried the quiz & i answered 4 syllable but answer is 5 , how?
In
ter
galac
tic
verify it is correct or not
In ter ga la tic
Thanks Ronnie! I LOVE your lessons!!!!
Got it ! :D
first time I got 10. :)
Thanks a lot,
Thanks .
Ronnei
that lessson was very helpful
. thanks Ms ronnie
. i’m a student from INDONESIA
Thank you Ronnie. That lesson was very helpful!
I got 90!!
I got 100~!! Thanks you Ronnie^^
Thanks
I got 100
Thanks a lot. Now I can easily count syllables. I started loving, learn from this site. All the lectures are simply amazing and beauty of these classes I found is the FUN in learning. It just keeps me motivated all the time.
Thanks to all the lecturers of ENGVID.COM.
Hi Ronnie,
Once again thanks for such a wonderful lecture. I always want ti learn from teacher like you. Forgive me for mistakes, I am beginner in the English course. Love and care.
Thank you so much
Hurrah I got 100
ronnie you are a great teacher
thank you ,ronnie.
i like your method of teaching.
An easy lesson, thank you Ronnie.
Good day Sir,
I am a student,and I was assigned as the reporter of our class by next week Saturday, and the report that was assigned to me is the SENTENCE PATTERNS, yes I already know/understand that topic, but I need more good explanations for that and wish to have more good examples that I can share to my classmates.In prior with this, I’m requesting that could you please share a video that emphasizes/elaborates the said topic if you don’t mind? I extend my advance THANKS to you Mam.Hoping for your kind response.
Have a great day!Maraming Salamat. MABUHAY!
SORRY, I won’t have time to make a video by next Saturday! Good luck on your assignment!
It is very useful for the students who are willing to learn English.
Thank you so much Ronnie
thank you
Ronnie is the best teacher!
Ronnie is the best teacher
10 correct out of 10 – Thomas from Poland thx
Thank you
thank you for youhelp.i like you
let me to ask you a question teacher you said the word of adorable has 4 syllables and then you told us the of collage has 2 syllables you said the last word of e it is silent word why you should say adorable has 3 because you have added the last e ?
wow! i got 8 of 10
hi dear Ranny i don’t know if i type your name correctly if not sorry
i have a very big problem with th how to pronounce it and
i dont konw in english name and last name i mean which name which is last name of the people iam working in the pharmacy as a tec its very difficult for me to know it and the pronunciation of the name could you help me plzzzzzzz
Hello again, Ronnie! =D It’s me, your student from Brazil, Thiago! =D
I have no questions whatsoever about this lesson, I would like to thank you for explaining this rule. I had never learnt how to count them =o the syllables.. outrageous, I know! =/ But You make it sooo simple that on my first watch I got it * _ * I even got a grade 10 outta 10 =o
Thx so much!
When I get back and restartworking, is it possible to make a donnation to help you? How should I proceed? also would u and u only receive this money, cuz I definitelly love YOUR teaching! You are clear make the rules simple plus, you are very funny, teach with enthusiasm. * _ * I want to become a teacher like yourself ^^
Well this is it then!
Bye, Ronnie!
Regards from Brazil ^^
Hi Ronnie,you are very funny,I enjoy you a lot.
Take care,
Really , you are an awesome teacher
hi Ronnine thanks alot , I improved my language wiyh you
hi Ronnine thanks alot , I improved my language with you
Hi Ronnie, i am very thankful to you ^_^
Thanks for this lesson it help me a lot
but why “E” in the end of “adorable” is counted like a vowel sound but not in “college” ??
hi ronnie i like you method teacher
Hi Ronnie,
You rock! I love your teaching style!
Keep it going! We love you!
From Hong Kong
Hi Ronnie thank you today 9 out of 10… U r teaching method is very good…. I’m not learn about English in 15 Year English is part of the subject in my school and college studies but search for job after the study period job location full and full English language anyway one more time thanks to u you are lesson are very useful to us…. thank you…
really evrey lesson ihave get anew something and ifeel can ispeak english too tmuch fluntly in the near future thanks ronnie for help me
Thank you so much .it is helpful .
OMG!!!
I read and studied several times adjectives and comparatives forms, just now someone made me learn how count the syllables.
Try to find something like that in the web and you’ll see that I am not joking…
Thx Ronnie.