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English Vocabulary Pyramid – VENT – adventure, convenient, eventually…
Learning English can be really conVENIent, and I want you to study this lesson so that eVENTually you will master English vocabulary… and have a great adVENTure at the same time!
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hi James …before I LISTEN TO THE LESSON .i SAY THANK YOU SO MUCH
MAY ALLAH BLESS YOU
Excellent way of teaching, very clear and very fun at the same time…thanks so much James
100% accuracy. It happens ;)
very clear lesson,thanks
THANKS
i just wanna say: thanx alot
cause simply u made me laughing from my heart.
i have atoefl test next week and iam so nervous
thank uuu :)
Hi there. Very good lesson. Thanks.
Hey, James. Pretty good lesson. I’ve gotta confess you something. I didn’t like your classes once because I wasn’t able to understand a word you said. But now I can and I realized the excellent teacher you are, the way you make things clear. Outta doubts, you’re the best and funniest teacher I’ve ever had. Thank you so much.
James thank you so much with your teaching I really now understand the english now throught your teaching may you countinue.
very artistic and unusual teaching method )))
do u know what I learn also ..?!
ohh snap & wrap it up as slang
that’s why I don’t care about chosen the topic…
James i don’t know how to thank you , your lessons are very helpful and joyful to watch
just donate some 10-15 USD )))
That’s cool! Thank you teacher.
thanhks so much, it is really helpfull
This lesson was not easy, but interesting.. Thank you James
I love the way how all of you guys teach. Thank you James this videos are helping me a lot.
Thanks James for this convenient lesson for me.
Hi, James!
Thanks for your explanations. I’ve got a doubt about two words you said: convenient and inconvenient. According you said, convenient is something easy to do. I think it means something good to do instead of easy to do. Maybe it’s not easy, but is good for you to do it. For example: It’s convenient for you to study five hours a day. (You should study 5h a day) It’s not easy, but it’s good, it’s convenient for you to do it. Am I confused? I know you know some Spanish. I’m Spanish and I think the most accurate translation would be ‘inconveniente’, I don’t know if they have the same meaning, or if this is a case of ‘false friends’.
Thanks a lot!
Here’s something for a lesson!
When you study a language (even your own native language), before you choose a word (the adjective ‘convenient’ in this case) to use in your phrase, *ALWAYS* check *ALL* its meanings (and usage) in a good dictionary! You should think that every word “somehow” carries all its meanings from the “speaker” to the “listener”. Try, also, changing the word, check:
‘It’s good for you to study five hours a day.’, ‘It’s proper for you to study five hours a day.’, ‘It’s convenient for you to study five hours a day.’ So, depending on what you really want to mean, choose accordingly, or, better, state your phrase so that it can be interpreted correctly.
Thanks James.
This is a very interesting way to teach vocabulary.
Always con you. Great job.
Thnaks a lot James for this wonderful lesson.
It was not easy but you taught us in very humerous and intelligent way.
Well done………..
James you are fucking crazy mate. But you know what? You are genius in teaching.
I hope you get it.
Keep it up!
Excellent lesson, thank you very much !
Eventually I like your style !
thanks fo ur lessom i interest this lesson really thanks for ur time again
great sir.
it was really great lesson.. i have no more confuse of using eventually :)
it was very very good lesson really it is new words >>> thank u very much
James, hi there! It is very useful lesson. You are the excellent teacher. Thank you very much:)
Your teaching technique is so awesome and admirable ! Thanks so much for such a great lesson !
a perfect way to lean vocabulary. it is easy to remember. Thanks sir. I hope you will give more diffrent ways to lean vocabulary.
this is cool lesson.. :)
yhank you very much .
i do appreciate ths lesson and it help me a lot.and i do like to invite learners to caontact me so can exchange my email.is oumarsonkos@hotmail.fr
James, extraordinary way of teaching, like always. It is pleasure learning with your videos!
You make everyone happy to be with you and learning from you.Because you selected the best way to teach everyone.applause
Thank you very much I really apreciete
Thanks so much for opportunity to learn in such great way :)
I like it very much :)
Hi professor James, just want to say that I love your classes. They’re very good.. And, thanks to God they don’t pay you to sing!!! :)
hi, James. very important lesson. thank you so much.
Thanks………..
Great thanks for you!
hi your lesson has been very goog but i don’t aderstend why you must say “i had to prevene” end not “i had to prevent” lesson n 8.
Thanks BRO! YOu are really cool teacher I’ve ever seen!
Great lesson!
I learned how to memorize spelling.
Thank you, James so much!
Yeah, I remember “Christian Bale” lessons.
Good luck, James!
I’m looking forward to your lessons!
Truly, Yan
THANK YOU !!!!!
Thanks Jame. I like the vocabulary that you explain in this video so much and I hope to watch from your coming lessons too.
Hi James,
it seems the newspaper in your hands is for the 2012-10-29 :) and there is an interesting title, in which i discovered the new meaning of word “braces”. The meaning i knew before is that “braces” is – { } and orthodontic braces. Now i know that it also can be a verb “to brace”, what means preparing.
That’s my adventures in this lesson. :)
By the way. Could you explain what is difference between? What will change if it had been written as “Toronto is preparing to superstorm”?
James I like your lesson so much but I couldn’t find you at facebook. What can I get to you?
Whoa !
it was really a super-cool , humors , like a learning gig vid.
I really liked and made me laugh many times.
excited for the next video :)
I wanna know one thing ’bout ing form.After the word “Not” should I use the ing form?Is that necessary?
exemple: Not holding back informations….
Thanks
Very Importance i like it i can study everytime
it’s because your country has blocked youtube :(
you can use a unblock software.
You are super fantastically awesome…
thanks
Mr Games your lessons are really interesting :-)
Why did he write herol with L ?
thanks james
Hello everybody I would like to emprove my language
So I looking for about someone help me please
amazing lesson
90 :(
Thanks James
thanks, it was so good
Thank you James, I really enjoy with your classes. See you!!
You got 10 correct out of 10.
Thanks James, I love the way you teach, fun and easy to understand xD
Really it was a nice lesson
thanx a lot
Hellooo James. You know you are something I can’t imagine.
i got 90%, one incorrect haha
Thank you, James! I really like your style :-D
thank you, james.I am glad to have such a teacher like you.
Mr James I always appreciate your grand admirable efforts.
Would you please make a Vid on these few things by exemplifying examples as you normally do .Given below
Present Noun, Conduct Noun and Produce Noun
Present Verb, Conduct Verb and Produce Verb
same other parts please.
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thank you for to be patient with us
THANK YOU
thanks!
Thank’s ,it was very helpful.
Man, you’re just awesome!!! Congrats James :)
THANKS :)
from all the teachers on this website,James is the best.He makes u stay and listen to all his lectures,with his funny comments and movements,i’d say i can’t have enough of this.thanks again.
cool~man!~?
your joke is killing me…haha…coke….^____________^
thanks James,thanksssssss ENGVID!! ))
GREAT..
Fabulous I really enjoy my lessons with you ,all of you ,genial
Great.
Hi thank u very much
Hey teacher James…
Thank you for the lesson, it was very convinient…
Thank you!
“Have some coke” – I love your lessons :D
It is really convenient to understand what you said .
many thanks to you .
Thank you, very good !!
please tell me meaning of convention.
like Venezuelan convention with India.
never watched so good lesson.
thanks a lot. pretty go0o0o0o0o0d
best teacher ever
Thank you for the lesson, James!
You have a great sense of humor :)
thanks. I got 90 %.