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English for Beginners: Keep in touch!
Learn four common expressions you can use in letters and emails. The expressions include:keep in touch, stay in touch, be in touch, and get in touch. This is an essential class for beginners. These expressions are also useful in many social situations. I’ll teach you how exactly to use these expressions, and when you should use each one. Make sure you’ve understood everything by taking the quiz.
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Test your understanding of this English lesson
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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458 COMMENTS
Great lesson it’s useful and simple
Thanks, habib! That was my goal.
…well, well, well . . . I’ve been using all these expressions for some time now, but to tell the truth I did not there was a difference in meaning when using GET (get in touch).
Thanks for sharing all this us Alex.
Bye for now, Stay in touch!
. . . mmmm …mmmm . . . making mistakes as usual . . .
“. . .,but to tell the truth I did not KNOW there was a . . .”
“Thanks for sharing all this WITH us Alex”
thanks, Alex the lesson was instrumental
thanks a lot for this useful lesson
Thanks for clicking, SOUFYANE!
Don’t forget that you can keep in touch with me and everything I’m doing on Twitter and Facebook.
Twitter: @AlexEngvid
Facebook: Alex EngVid
As always, thanks for clicking, everyone!
Ok
Thank you very much, Alex.
I like your lessons, they so clear and very easy to understend them, i’m looking forward to your next lesson :)
You won’t have to wait long this time. It will be up on December 18th.
Sir, which one is correct among ( or between maybe) the following sentences,
1.” She has more books than I do VS She has more books than I have”.
2. “The one place I love going is Switzerland VS The one place I love going to is Switzerland”.
If you’re in the UK, both are correct for number one. In Canada and the US, most people would say “She has more books than I do,” but it’s not a big deal if you say “have” at all.
Both are also used for number 2, but the second one is the one I would use because you go TO a place, you don’t just “go a place.”
Thanks for helping me out. I am very confused about which one to use. Because,in India officially British English is used but nowadays people are using American English so much in their conversation.
Honestly, these aren’t really big mistakes, so I wouldn’t worry about them too much. :)
Fair enough. Thanks again.
me too, kobi
Thanks, emo. I have a much longer themed lesson coming out in one week.
I’ll keep in touch with you on Facebook. Thank you, Alex :)
No problem! Thanks for your support.
i thing we should use “i will get in touch with you on Facebook” because he is talking about future
i think we should use “i will get in touch with you on Facebook” because he is talking about future
Hi, Alex! As always, your lessons are very useful and interesting. I’m learning a lot with them. Thank you very much! Júlio César from Brazil. Oh! I forgot to tell you: I got 100!
*high five* Nice job! See you in 7 days for a truly epic lesson!
Just one mistake. I got 90. Thanks Alex.
Beautiful! Keep it up!
Your lessons are amazing, Alex. I think it’s not because they are simple but because they are so clearly explained. All your lessons are fantastic, because you make the process of lerning much easier. Thanky for your dedication to teach us.
I truly enjoy it, so not a problem at all!
Nice test!
Thanks a lot!
Thnks teacher^^
You’re very welcome!
thanks a lot for this useful lesson
No problem. Thanks for watching.
First of all Thanks a lot for this useful and interesting lesson. It is so much helpful for our daily life. and the way you teach its really amazing. I’ll always keep in touch with you on http://www.engvid.com.
Thanks a lot, Sushri. I plan to do this for a very long time.
thank you
You’re welcome. I hope life is good in Venezuela!
Thank your for your interesting lesson!
No problem! If I may correct your grammar…
“Thank you for your interesting lesson.”
2. I’ve ____ in touch with him recently.
been
I chose “keep”. but the correct answer “been” ..why ?
Hi, in my opinion, you should say: I have been in touch with him because if you choose “Keep”, it must be “kept”.
The correct answer is “been” because it’s the present perfect tense. You must use “have + past participle,” and “been” is a past participle. “Keep” is just the present form.
thanks
2. I’ve ____ in touch with him recently.
I chose “keep”. but the correct answer “been” ..why ?
because been is the past particular of be. In this case is the present perfect tense so you must choose been.
Hi Anardinho,
I’ve = I have indicates that the sentence is in the present perfect. So, the following verb must be in the past participle and “been’ is the only one which is in this tense.
Exactly.
thanks
Hello Alex . It is nice to have your lessons. I found english expresions like that funny when translated litteraly in my language . It is why it is important to know them by heart .
There is another more funny expression to talk about getting in touch , but when speaking on the phone , that is “to put some one through ” . Really odd action when translated in French .
If you are more , maybe it can be added to a next lesson . Just to keep in Touch.
Thank you , bye
Hi tsamp,
We use to “put someone through” when we want to connect someone to the person they want to speak to on the phone.
If you do not manage to speak to the person, you’ll say “I couldn’t get through to him/her/you/Peter. The line was engaged/busy.”
Both of the phrasal verbs above have a few other meanings (unrelated to the phone).
Perfect explanation. Thanks for helping out!
I’m keeping in touch with engVid ????.
Hi, in my opinion, your sentence is correct.
You can say: I keep in touch with Engvid, it sounds more nature.
“It sounds more natural.” :)
yes you are
If you want to make a promise, you can also say:
I’ll keep myself posted on engvid videos.
I’ll stay tuned for/to the next engvid video.
I suppose the preposition “to” is preferred mainly in British English.
Hi Mr Alex, I love your lessons very much. I wish you always happy and keep in touch with the students on Engvid. Thanks so much.
I plan to do this for a very long time.
Great lesson :)
Thanks a lot! Wait until you see what I have planned for December 18th!
Thanks Alex, this lesson is actually quite funny.
Thanks Alex. Your lessons are really fun. I love them.
Haha. Really? What makes it funny?
Simply, I think that the way you talk isn’t dull. When I used the adjective “funny”, actually I meant “pleasant” and “brilliant”.
I passed the quiz with colors and flowers.
I think the expression you’re looking for is “I passed the quiz with flying colours.”
It was a kind of lesson that I definitely need it!
Thank you Alex.
“This is the kind of lesson I need!”
You’re very welcome. As always, thanks for clicking.
Thanks Alex, i`ll keep in touch with you.
Be in touch
For sure! I’ll make sure to keep releasing at least 2 videos every month.
Hi Alex thank for this great lesson , I got a question about these words : Rush , reach ,and arrive , would you mind to make lesson about it , to make difference between when to use it and how
Thank you in advance
Looking forward
“Rush” means to hurry. “I rushed to the store.”
“Reach” means to get to the place you want to go. “We reached the gas station in time.”
“Arrive” means…to arrive. :) “We arrived late.” You CAN’T say “We reached late.” Reach needs an object/place after it, while “arrive” doesn’t need an object/place.
Also, “reach” can be used in this context:
“I couldn’t reach him.” (I couldn’t contact him. I tried calling, emailing, etc. but got no response)
Thanks my teacher Alex
No problem! Thanks for watching!
Thanks a lot Alex for useful lesson and explanation.I will be in touch with Engvid forever :)
Thank you very much for your support! That means a lot.
Thank You Alex,
I discovered your lessons,WOW! They’re very clearly and simple,it’s easy to learn what you say.
That’s great to hear. My goal is to be as clear as possible.
thank’s for useful lesson..
“Thanks for this useful lesson.”
You’re welcome!
Thank’s…
You’re welcome.
Thanks a lot, Alex.
I like your lesson so much!
You’re welcome! Thanks for clicking.
Thank you sir Alex…i got 90 marks…
Well done!
Thanks.
You’re welcome.
100 You got 10 correct out of 10 :)
cool lesson Alex.
Thanks! I have an even cooler lesson scheduled for December 18th.
Thanks bro It’s amazing website ❤️
I’m happy you found us.
thanks Alex you are a good teacher, thanks for you time.
“Thanks, Alex. You are a good teacher. Thanks for your time.”
Thank you for the kind words. I truly appreciate them.
I got 90. The exercises are different the lessons because you need have knowledge English language, at least intermediate.
I agree to some extent. I’ll try to make it easier in the future.
Thanks Alex!!!
Any time. As always, thanks for stopping by and commenting, knopfler86.
you have a nice voice so it is peaceful to listen to your lesson which is very useful. Thanks so much.
Take care. Best wishes.
Hope to see you in more lessons.
Thank you. I hope you feel the same way when I put some more energy into my lessons in the near future! :)
thanks for this lesson. I got 100 on the test, is too easy comprehend to you.
“Thanks for this lesson. I got 100 on the test. It’s very easy to understand you!”
No problem, maritza.
Great lesson Alex, thanks. I have to do agian the quiz 6/10 good answer :(
Don’t feel discouraged. Just try again and learn from your mistakes. It’s how life and learning work. :)
Simple and clear, thanks Alex:)
“Simple and clear. Thanks, Alex. :)”
Thanks for your feedback!
it’s my first lesson very interesting and clear
Welcome to engVid! I hope you’ll visit regularly. Don’t forget to subscribe to the YouTube channel if you never want to miss a lesson.
Great lesson! Very useful and interesting! Thank you, Alex!
No problem! Thanks, Slavik!
it was a blowout, thanks for teached me.
“Thanks for teaching me.”
Always use a gerund after a preposition. (if you want to follow the preposition with an action/activity)
Thanks for your lesson and keep in touch with me!
Haha. I’ll always try to stay in touch through the comments sections.
Thanks Alex
You’re welcome!
THANK you Alex.. keep in touch with new videos ya!
For sure! A new video is scheduled for December 18th! It’s going to be my most creative video so far!
I like your pronunciation Alex, ease for understand, thank you!
“Easy to understand.” :)
Thank you for clicking!
Good job Mr.Alex!
Thank you very much.
Thank you Alex! I love your lesson.
I’m happy to hear that! Thanks for watching.
Thanks,Alex.Keep in touch.
I intend to! Thanks for watching.
Thanks. Alex. great video.Keep in touch
I’m not planning to go anywhere! :)
Thanks. I will keep in touch
Good to hear! See you again soon!
Hi Mr. Alex, can you tell me what’s the difference between” till now and until now” or they give the same meaning?
They have the same meaning. “‘Til now” is just a short form of “Until now” and is only used in speaking.
Thank you so much
You’re welcome. Thanks for your question.
I don’t know how to thank you because you give a lot of knowledge.Thanks.
You’re welcome. Thank you for clicking!
Great lesson from a great teacher.
Thank you, kareem.
great lesson and questins. thanks.
Thank you, sungho.
you are great teacher I`ll keep in touch with your lessons
Thanks, rashi. I appreciate that.
I will stay in touch with your lessons thanks
Thanks for your support, ferozfam!
For me is very helpful because I plan to applying a job especially in BPO company or call center.
Nice! Good luck with the job search.
thank you Alex. you lessons are easy and important
Thanks, bulbula.
Thank you very much. Great lesson!!!!!
Thanks for your feedback! I appreciate it!
Thanks!!
No problem!
Thank you Alex ,for your time , I understand now how to use (rush,reach)
It very grateful thank you so much
No problem! Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
thank you Alex for your time
My pleasure.
Thanks for this lesson.I think it’s the best way to practice English.
Absolutely. If you don’t have English-speaking friends, this is a great way to practice.
THANXXX……
You’re welcome.
great lesson I learned a lot. Thanks
You’re welcome. My pleasure.
Thank you Alex.I’like to get in touch with someone who has average English knowledge as me , to write to.Writing is also good way to use and improve the language. If it is interested ,be in touch with me.:).
Good luck finding someone. :)
Hi Teachers,
Sometimes I read some emails, people will reply “Noted” or “Noted with thanks” “Mail noted with Thanks”, that means they understood or they got it, I’d like to know if it is a proper English in email? Please advise. Thanks
For sure. It just means “I will make a note of that” or “I’ve read the email and made a mental note of your information.”
Alex hello thank you for giving me the videos in chronological order to learn as a beginner
They’re not exactly in chronological order, but I do have some beginner lessons you can follow. :)
Hi ALEX Thanks very much for you English lesson so really very useful lesson and interesting lesson so I got 9 out of 10.I got keep touch in my English skills.
Oh,Teacher I make a mistake Two comment.and keep touch
You can keep in touch with people, but not with English skills. :)
Thanks for stopping by, muad! It’s always nice to see your comments.
Hi ALEX Thanks very much for you English lesson so really very useful lesson and interesting lesson so I got 9 out of 10.I got keep in touch in my English skills.
hi! Great videos.. i didn’t know that!!!
Thank you Alex. I got 7 correct out of 10 . I ‘m comfused to use get , keep, stay in touch I don’t know what situation how to use its. I should learn more.
Get in touch is a lot more active. You’re thinking about the action of contacting the person when you say “get in touch with me later.” You CAN’T say “stay in touch with me later” if your intention is to say “call me later.”
Thank you Alex you are kind of me.
Thank you very much for your English lesson
You’re very welcome! Thank you for clicking!
Thank you Alex for suggesting I will get in touch with you later about learning english
Thanks, Ukrit! I’m happy to help.
thank you so much
You’re very welcome.
very nice web site.
Thank you very much.
100% lol
thanks!! i already had heard about “be in touch” but i thouught that i misundertood because i always hear people saying “keep/stay in touch”..
Nice job Alex!!! don’t lose touch with us
I don’t intend to. Thanks for your support, anderson!
Thanks!!
You’re very welcome!
Thanks a lot Alex, I understood!!! :)
Awesome! :) Thanks for stopping by!
Hey Alex, God bless you so much, I hope you keep teaching as well as you are doing now… : )
I only plan to get better. :) Thanks for your support, Juan.
I hope to make more of my future lessons informative AND fun. Wait until Friday!
I liked the lesson. I’ll keep in touch with engVid!
Sounds good. Thanks for staying in touch!
Thank you Alex
Your lesson is very useful for me.
I’d like to keep in touch with you through your lesson.
Thanks for staying in touch! I have another lesson coming out this Friday!
Thank you so much Alex
You’re very welcome!
Great lesson, interesting topic.simple,useful,effective.
That’s what I try to do. Thanks for watching.
Thank you so muche
With pleasure. Thank you for clicking.
Thanks a lot, great work, very simple
My pleasure. Thanks for watching.
Great lesson I’ll keep in touch with you teacher alex you are the one of the best good luck
Thanks for your feedback, Jimmy. I’m always trying to get better. You’ll see a different side of my personality this Friday. :)
I always follow ur lesson on engvid. U are my favorite teacher!
Thanks, Jodie! I appreciate that!
Hey! Thanks, Good Lesson!
Thank you very much!
Thanks Alex!!! You are the best! I’ll be in touch with engVid because it has helped me a lot to improve my English. Really thanks to all of you.
I’m glad to hear that we have helped you. Thanks for studying with engVid.
Oh, Great. Thanks for sharing your lessons.
good teacher!
Thank you very much.
I didn’t learn this lesson fully. I need to listen again. Thanks Alex.
Hello Teacher,
Which one is correct ballocks or bollocks?
ballocks is in the dictionay
bollocks not in the dictionary, but is much more common in the websites.
Thanks
bol·locks
ˈbäləks/Submit
BRITISHvulgar slang
noun
1.
the testicles.
2.
used to express contempt, annoyance, or defiance.
:) It’s like saying “Damn” or “Shit.” (slang)
Thank you, Alex. Keep in touch!
Thanks! I will!
be share more knowledge after that.
tks teacher!
its very simple and useful. thank you so much !
Thank you, Alex!
I’m always learning with the EngVid lessons. So, I might be considered a beginner, intermediate, and advanced English student :-)
Haha. Nice. We all have different things we need to work on at the different levels.
Alex, you’re a fabulous teacher and a great man!!! Thx :)
You’re too kind. Thank you very much.
Great lesson, Thanks Alex! :)
You’re very welcome!
Hi Alex I got 100% so get in touch with me.
Thank you for your efforts.
Nice job! Thanks for keeping in touch.
thanks a lot from indonesia Alex. nice to see your engvid. I find it amazing :)
Thanks for clicking and for studying with engVid.
A great lesson! Simple and useful to daily life
Thank you very much.
Thanks Alex.
No problem.
Easy way of learning. Thanks.
Any time.
Thanks a lot for your simple,easy way
You’re very welcome.
hello Alex sir
i am very glad to your lecture sir and i want to
keep in touch with you on mail as i don’t have facebook ,could you please give your mail ID
Hi. Unfortunately, I do not share my public email. I would not have the time to answer everything, as I am very busy with a full-time job and my family.
I got 100% percent
Thanks a lot Sir Alex
Beautiful job!
Nice Lesson Alex. I will always keep in touch by your lesson. is it correct?
“I will keep in touch with you and your lessons.”
Thanks for watching!
nice lesson!wondeful!I like your accent! so clear!:)
Thanks. It’s that Canadian accent!
thank you so much sir alex i will be in touch with you
I’m happy to hear that! I’ve got a very special Star Wars lesson coming tomorrow!
thanks
Not a problem. You’re welcome.
Good Lesson.
Thank you very much.
Thanks a lot and I’ll be in touch with you .
I appreciate that! Thanks.
Thank you very much.
You’re very welcome. Thanks for clicking.
thank’s mr Alex its the good lesson
i got 90 scored
Nice job! Regarding Skype lessons, I currently do not offer private classes.
mr. alex may i have your skype id
i want to communicate directly for study english
please inbox me at ovixgenis@yahoo.com
I see you are staying in touch with your students ;) (is this correct?)
Yes I am, and yes it is. :)
thank you that was such a useful lesson
Thanks for clicking! I’m glad you found it useful.
Guys can I get in touch with someone of you by Skype I want to practice more to improve my English.
Skype: Daruom.daruom
thank you Alex,
You’re totally welcome!
thank you
No problem. Thanks for watching!
TQSM for this useful lesson :)
You’re welcome! I’m always happy when students find these lessons useful. :)
That was very good. thanks a lot.
Any time! Thanks for clicking.
thanks dear Alex
your way or explication is amazing
You’re very welcome. Thanks for clicking.
Hello Teacher,
What is the difference between speed and rapidity?
thanks
“Speed” can be used in more contexts and is much more informal. It is very common to say “The car’s speed was 150 kilometers per hour” and not use “rapidity” in this situation. However, you can use both in many situations as well.
good job .i like it
Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks mr Alex
Any time! Thanks for clicking!
thank you Mr.Alex. i will be in touch with you :)
Cool! I plan to be here for a long time.
Hello teacher.
thank so much for your time you given to us
I love what I do! No problem.
Thank you, teacher! I got 10/10! :)
*high five* Great job! Keep it up! :)
you graet teacher thanx
“You’re a great teacher.” Thanks.
No problem.
Thanks a lot for all of these lessons! I watched all of beginners lessons(371 lessons).Now I’m going to watch the intermediate lessons! I hope to watch all the lessons of EngVid! God bless you. Greetings from Brazil!
Nice job! I hope you feel like you’re improving your English.
i can’t watch the video :(
Oh no! Maybe try it on YouTube? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irLUkcXzy_s
Thanks Mr Alex I got 8/10
Nice work! Keep it up!
Hello tanim as my name,i’m new commas,i come to this forum in order to learn grammar with great teacher Alex.
“Hello. Tanim is my name. I’m a newcomer. I came to this forum in order to learn English with Alex.”
Welcome to engVid!
Thanks. 100/100 Great!
Nice job! Thanks for watching.
Thanks a lot.
You’re welcome. Thanks for supporting engVid.
thanx alex ….keep in touch with your lessions ,its really helpful
I intend to do this for a long time. Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much for this lesson. You speak very clearly and simply for me as beginner.
I am also beginner so, we learn together on chat.
Excellent! I’m happy to hear that. Keep studying. :)
so i will be in touch
Sounds good! Thanks for staying in touch.
good lesson…
Thanks, massimo.
Simple and clear, thank you very much!
You’re very welcome. I tried to be as clear as possible in this lesson.
it’s very useful.. thank you so much :)
You’re very welcome!
Thank you teacher !!
No problem!
Thank’s Alex Keep in touch with us ;)
Don’t worry. I will. 2016 is going to be an awesome year.
I like (love, enjoy) Alex. Alex speaks very clear.
Thanks! I slowed down my speech a little bit for this lesson because it’s for beginners.
Useful lesson ? thank you
Any time. Thanks for watching.
Hi, teacher! Thanks
Hi! You’re very welcome. Thanks for watching.
Thanks a lot, good lesson. :)
You’re very welcome. Thanks for watching.
Needs more training. Thanks
No problem. Thanks for clicking.
Thank You Dear Alex
This is very Helpful lession
“This is a very helpful lesson.”
Thanks for studying with engVid, Kirtisinh.
Thank you, Alex! Your pronunciation is so clear.
No problem! This is a beginner lesson, so I slowed down my speech a little bit. Students usually tell me my pronunciation is clear even when I’m speaking quickly, though.
hello, thank you so much for helping us getting better in our English, but i need someone with whom to speack in order to get better in speacking. Thanks again :)
Thanks for watching. Yes, it’s important to practice speaking with real people and not just to a computer screen. :) But just the computer screen can be helpful too if you don’t have other options.
Hi. very useful. thank you.
Not a problem. Thanks for watching.
Hi Alex, thank you so much, your lesson is very helpful and interesting. thank you :)
You’re welcome. Thank you for studying with me.
8 :)
I think it was because of similarity between all this words/phrases.
Thanks Alex!
Any time. Thanks for watching!
thank you,i am so happy , i get 10/10 :) in quiz
Excellent job! Now put the form into oral practice.
Nice lesson you was clearly explanation.
That’s always my goal. Thanks for watching.
Nice lesson, your explanation was clearly.
Wonderful lesson i have got all of it
That’s great to hear!
one of the great lesson of you Mr.Alex
Thank you again :)
You’re quite welcome. Thanks for the positive feedback.
It was very helpful to my to know the difference between Keep and Get . Thank you Alex
Any time. Thank you for studying with me.
i’m too lazy to study english with books!but,you have made me understand with english with simple way!useful, thank you Alex!your student from Indonesia :)
Indonesia! Awesome. I’m glad that you’ve found a way to keep practicing English!
It is understood. Thanks, Alex.
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching.
great lesson teacher
Thanks! I’ll have a lot of great ones coming in 2016.
Good lesson!
Thanks! I appreciate your feedback.
that’s useful for conversation,keep in touch teacher.
Absolutely!
Thank you, I got it. God bless you
Thanks, Marta. :) I hope 2016 is a great year for you!
Just yesterday night I’ve heard this phrase “I’ll be keep in touch” in “Ash vs Evil Dead” show, and immediately opened the dictionary… That’s curious…
Nice! I still haven’t watched that. Army of Darkness is one of my favourite movies.
Alex, don’t you?! Oh, it’s cool! I’m getting high with it! Especcially of Ash! All these dirty jokes and so on! Awesome!
Alex, this lesson is very simple and helpfull. Thanks for it.
Cya
No problem! I’m glad you enjoyed it and found it useful.
Thank you Alex! I got 10/10! You helped me with my language skills.
Awesome! I’m very happy to hear that.
I’ll ne in touch teacher with u coz u r learning cool things.
“I’ll be in touch with you, teacher, because you teach cool things.”
Thanks, Arezo! I’ll be here for a long time!
Thank you for an interesting lesson! I got 10|10 :)
Thanks teacher
Thanks Ms.Alex
I’ll get in touch with your EngVid lessons :)
Thanks my teacher
I really appreciate that
thanks a good lesson
Very good lesson
Very good lesson.
Thnx alot for That Very GOOD lesson.
thanks a lot for this useful lesson
helpful
Wow! I got 10 correct out of 10!
Thank you so much, Alex!
Nice job!
That’s a terrific lesson!!!thank you very much,Alex
Thanks a lot, Alex! You really know how to teach. Amazing!
Message to everyone: thank you very much for all of your comments on this video. You make this feel like a real classroom!
Hello teacher.
thank so much for your time you given to us
really amazing video.
Hi Alex!i have question.
Hey, could you __________ in touch with him? He’s been asking about you a lot, and you haven’t talked to him in a long time.
get …i chose ,,keep,,but true variant was,,get,, why?i couldnt understand(((
when you want to use ” keep in touch ” , it means you don’t meet sb up ( friend , cousin and etc ) so often but I had keept in touch with sb often before.
But “get in touch” is about starting to get a connect with sb
thanks Ali!
you are welcome :)
Thank You Alex keep in touch
wooohoo! I got 100% correct. Thanks! great lesson
Thank you Alex. Cheers.
I will always keep in touch with you,you did a great lesson.thanks Alex
100/100! Keep in touch
thank you very very very much
Thank you !
Great Lesson.If anyone wants to keep in touch with me please leave a reply:)
Thank you Alex,
I’ll always be in touch with you,
Because you are a great teacher and I have learned
a lot from your videos.
Hi, it’s me again. Thanks a lot for this fantastic course
Wow! I got 10 of 10 =) Thanks, Alex. You are the best teacher!
Thanks a lot by the lesson! by the way i want to get in touch with someone to practice and improve our language skills. If anyone want , please add me in skype. This’s my Skype ID:
imad-eldin1
i got 10 correct out of 10 for your kindly and well-marked explanation. thank you.
it is likely that i will remember your teaching
me above phrasal verbs.
i hope to keep in touch with you.
Dear teacher Alex, it is obvious that your teaching level is on high degree. And your pronunciation is very clear and pure… Thanks for all …
thank u alex sir!!! it is a small lesson but very informative and useful
Great, thak you for the explanation!
Hi Alex, I enjoyed the way you teach us.Thank you so much!As a new student,I would love to keep in touch with you.
Hi Alex, can i say:- Don’t lost touch/the touch.
thank you alex
Thank you Alex! More recently I watch only Ronnie lessons, now I see that your is the same very good. I’m going to learn yours class too. I’m glad very much.
Pozdrawiam z Gdyni ! Jesteś bardzo dobrym nauczycielem.
Hi Alex great lesson
First of all,Thank you for teaching them. It is very useful lessons for us. I’m glad. Also I am optimistic that because I will speak fluently. Keep in touch with me. See you.
thanks alex you are the best in the world :)
peace :)
thank you Alex ,I got 90 :d
Many thanks! I’ll always keep in tough with engvid! Awesome!
oops… I mean touch!
Hi! Thank you. Your lessons are extreamly usefull. Thank you very much.
Great lesson! Very useful and interesting! Thank you, Alex!
two mistake
i got 80%
Thanks Alex
thank you Alex i have got 80%
oh a have got 90% now thank you again
OMG NOW A HAVE GOT 100% THANK YOU THANK YOU ALEX NOW I MUST WATCH YOUR NEW VIDEOS
Thank u Alex.
Very useful for me. I have to stay in touch with you and your lessons…thanks a lot!
thank you. i love the way you use to teach us .
Thanks Alex! Very good lesson. I will stay in touch with Engvid for a long time!
oh,no,,,,I can’t open it
Loud and clear… as all your lessons are. Thank you teacher Alex…( Namesake )
Very useful lesson. Thanks. I will keep in touch
Thanks so much. Sometimes i heard ” in touch” in some songs but i was not sure its meaning. And i don’t know the difference between ” get in touch” and ” keep in touch” before. This video is very useful for me to catch the expressions in enghlish. Besides your accent is so warm and clearly. I will try my best. Thanks for your sharing.
100/100 a very useful lesson, thanks Alex
Very useful lesson again. I stay in touch with engvid.com. Many Thanks!
Hi, Alex. Thanks a lot for your lesson. Why not say “We broke touch after high school”? For example, if we had a falling out?
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Alex, did you married ?
Thanks very much Alex for the lesson! I got 90! Keep in touch! Robertino, Italy!
wow! perfect score. Thank you Alex.
u teach verygood but i learn very bad
Keep in touch!
thanks a lot.
thanks
10/10
your Way of Teaching is fantastic.It help me to learn from this lesson a lot.Thanks
I got 70 but no problem this lesson is very very simple and common to use it as usual your way in teaching is very easy
best teacher ever
U are a good teacher
Thanks!
Great teacher! thank you, Alex!
thank you teacher Alex for another class.
the phrase of today for me, is I will keep in touch in other class :D
Thank you
thanx alot
thank you