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English Vocabulary Boost: 10 “KEEP” imperatives for daily life
Memorizing short, set phrases is one of the best ways to grow your vocabulary and your language toolbox when studying a second language. In this simple and practical English lesson, I’ll teach you 10 everyday imperatives that use the verb ‘keep’. This class provides you with real English you can use, and that is short and simple to practice. You will learn to use:keep going, keep trying, keep it up, keep quiet, keep at it, keep it to yourself, keep your chin up, keep it down, keep your distance, and keep the change. Don’t forget to do the quiz after you watch the video. Keep up the good work!
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Test your understanding of the English lesson by answering these questions. You will get the answers and your score at the end of the quiz.Levels
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ok 9/10 it’s good i think. i keep trying and you friends keep it up you are in the good way. don’t forget to keep your distances in this days because COVID-19 and company. have a good day.
hey ALEX thanks and keep being a good man. you’r making english so easy for us.
I’m happy to help, and I’m always happy to hear that the lessons are simple to understand.
10/10 for me! Thank you Alex! Happy new year with VietNamese new year!
Nice work! Happy New Year to you too! :)
Thansk teacher!
My pleasure! Thanks for checking out the lesson, Camilo.
i have a bad score :( i will study hard
10/10 Thanks for a lesson. Keep it up as always!
Well done!
Thank you Teacher I have got 8/10
Not bad at all!
It was a nice lesson. Thank you
You’re very welcome. I’m glad it was useful. :)
Thank you,Alex
You’re very welcome. Thanks so much for studying with me and with EngVid!
Question 9 seems to be erroneous :(
Continue making an effort – Keep trying
Same mistake mate ;)
Sorry about that one. I’ll try to get it fixed ASAP.
Thanks for noticing this. I’ll try to get it edited ASAP.
…and it’s fixed now!
Thanks Sir, great lesson!!!
My pleasure! :)
are you sure that #9 marks a correct answer?
No, it’s an error. I’ll have it fixed ASAP. Thank you for noticing it.
It should be okay now!
Thank teacher Alex!
You’re very welcome.
Thanks Alex, wonderful class.
I got 8 out of 10?
Thanks Teacher Alex
I feel easy to understand every time I watch Alex’s lessons. Practical and helpful lesson.
Excellent 10/10. Thanks for all the useful information for learning english. All the best for you Alex.
And I keeping at it learning english, and I keep me chin up with my language progress.
Thankyou very much sir.
Opps! One mistake?
I got 9/10?
Really you are a good teacher
Thank you so much, nice video. :=)
Thanks, Alex
10/10, this is not only my effort, the way of your teaching is absolutely fantastic. I keep trying to watch your lecture and hope from you to keep it up uploading your lectures.
Thank a lot for this lesson
Nice Lesson, Teacher. Thanks!
Hi teacher. Your lessons are amazing ? ✨️
thank you so much teacher your amazing
It was good.
Thanks Alex.
tanks so match teacher alex…i like the wayyou teach
I watched all the videos related to pronunciation, and I didn’t find anywhere a general rule on how to break a word into syllables. Since you are singing, that means you are playing with syllables.
schwa is a syllable in English. Slavic and Germanic languages, as far as I know, do not have it, nor do Old European languages.
If there is a general rule, it would be very useful to know it. Keep it up. Greetings!
90 per cent my quiz’s result,thank you Alex