Speaking English – Pregnancy & Having a Baby

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

thanks, teacher Rebecca for this very useful lesson……

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.

thank you so much teacher for this interesting topic !

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

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

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?

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 :)

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

thank you very much for your great ef
fort

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

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

How is every body here

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

I LOVE YOUR CLASSES!!HUGS!

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.

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

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.

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

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

Excellent

thank you very much for your lesson

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.

Thanks Rebecca, It was gr8 lesson.

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. :)

Thank you Rebecca

thanks rebecca i like ur lesson

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

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

I only wish you congratulation.

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

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

nice rabecca

Awesome!

thank you !!!!!!

very good topic!

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”?????

Very intersting class.
Thank for all.
Luis

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

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.

ok thNK U VERY MUCH

Thanks a lot…