Save time and energy finding what you need at a shopping mall by watching this useful lesson. Learn the key vocabulary to describe different kinds of stores and services.
Thanks a lot! You are perfect as always, Rebecca. So, now I will not have any problems with shopping. Just one thing. Can you explain, please, a little bit more about plaza? What is shopping plaza exactly? You said it’s located outdoors. Is these some of small stores on the same area? Or maybe this is just a kind of selling outside ? I am asking because, it is very popular in my country to give English names to different places like shops, cafes, etc. We have NK Plaza Store, for example, but I think after your lesson that this place could be named NK Mall, Not NK Plaza, because this place is a many different stores inside the same building.
Elena.
saturnia
In North America, a shopping plaza consists of a few stores that are grouped together outdoors and a shopping mall consists of many stores that are grouped together indoors. That’s the main difference. So I think your observation makes sense! All the best to you.
Rebecca
TX.
fatiima8
…nice topic miss rebecca, keep it up. and gud luck to all engvid teachers.
joseph
Thank you
Anna
Tks Rebecca. You’re so nice to teach us.
Lily from Brazil
Eliete
Hi Rebecca! Nice presentation. Would it be even nicer instead of writing down all the vocab items, describe it first, then elicit it from the students to engage them more. IOW, making it more student-centered? If you give away all the lexis, you are not inviting student involvement. Then again, you did a great job, if this is just meant for the video presentation.
temesghen1
Thanks kindly for your suggestions; they are good ones. In general, we try to keep the video lessons fairly short so people can watch them easily and that is why the vocabulary is already written on the board. In a real classroom, there is more time to elicit answers from the students, as you rightly recommended. Thanks for caring and all the best to you.
Rebecca
Thanks, now it’s clear.
Elena
its good and ilike so much
jamal
excellent thanks a lot, very good teacher, I’m learning good.wa
Reina
thanks your good explanation really i get many thing i was confuse when i wanna to go the malls or plaza justice i am understand everything about the malls and plaza
Abdul
Hi! Thank you for another great lesson. I’d like to point out some technical problems. The quality of the sound is worse than of the others teachers. I hope that my remark will help all users of engvid.
I’m looking forward to a new lesson. Greets.
tomek
Sorry about the sound. There was a technical problem when we recorded a few lessons. It has been fixed. Thanks for your feedback and my best to you.
Rebecca
so nice
gul khan
thx Rebecca, great lesson!
brunopromano
what a about a sex shop, where can I find it. lol. wonderful topic lovely Rebecca.
Efrain
Ask your mom
Smeh Elsayed Elsaid
thank you Reecca. u r very kind. again thank u Rebecca 4 your answer.
Efrain Dominguez
Thank you very much for your wonderful presentation I need a lesson about connected speech
Smeh Elsayed Elsaid
Do you mean transition words? Here is a list of useful transition words from my goodluckielts.com website:
hi I want to learn english very quickly……i lisen to you but can’t understnad al lots ….which you speak can you add your text on the page which you are speak.
ilkin1985
its so easy i got 8 out of 8
qewd
tank you too mutch
omarhamd
thank you very much!
andreiaoliveira40
Good lesson, Rebecca! Thanks for your consideration.
Bruno
It’s really good to learn something new information, Rebecca!
Thanks a lot for your wonderful lessons!
brunoarj28
Mall… a very dangerous place for me! I could live there without never go out…
milly
A’ve a ? 2 ask u plz:
Is “Where r u off 2” mean where r u going 2?!
So tx.
fatiima8
Yes, “where are you off to” means teh same as “where are you going”.
Good luck with your English!
Rebecca
Sorry for the typo – I mean both of the expressions have the same meaning.
Rebecca
CONGRATULATIONS, Rebecca! It’s a G-R-E-A-T site! I’m stunned!
Amazing how you explain well. I really like this site and I WILL ALWAYS BE BACK. Thank you so much!
Newton Pinheiro
Thank, I like very much your explaining
Brenda
good question
keele
thanks a lot for your help, is fantastic and free..
aleida
Hi teacher
I like you’r teaching , and listen ,but it lesson , is difficult for me , I need Image for understand.
Thanks for you
mehdi
Thank you so much :-P
Now I won’t be confused if I have a chance to go shopping in US .
Nguyen Vu Long
Thank you you are great teachers.
Mary
Thanks Rebecca ,You’re doing very well .God bless you .Have a good one .
Momndad
thanks u so much
ziya777
Thanks a ton.
Chalie
very well thank you
yasaman
plaza in japan they called it outllet mall thanks rebecca
dandayana
Thanks for sharing that bit of information with us. In North America, an outlet store is a store which sells the goods of a particular manufacturer, at discounted prices.
My best to you!
Rebecca
Madam could you please explain the difference “Between” and “among” ? thanks
Adnan
Thank’s a lot
Leya Sabin
thanks. its nice …
vignesh babu
Hello Rebbeca,
Thank you for yours great art of teaching and for nice voice for the perception of educational material
Cantor and Singer
Baruch
Frankfurt/Germany
Baruch Chauskin
Thank you very much, Barukh. That is a very kind and meaningful compliment from a Cantor, who I am sure has great talent. I am humbled. My very best wishes to you.
Rebecca
Thank you Rebecca. Anyway we are getting precious information…Once again thanks for those working under this website…
sachin
Hi Rebecca
Thanks a lot for your time,I like your teaching.
but i have reding and writing problem,
I need ur HELP. Thanks
hailu
thank u Rebecca mam … looking forward for new classes …
veer18
Thanks Ms.Rebecca for this
sonhassan
thanks alot
arul
thank’s a lot
take care
gimjr56
tanks alot i am really satisfied from your good lesson keep it up
naseer
thank you rebecca it’s very good
presentation.But if the vocabulary
which is wrote on the bord have been wrote by computer it wold be more clear.
mohamed
hi it’s nice to meet u
thank u
dangthihainga
Really it is a good method to learn English and get knowledge in short time.
Thanks
Usmani
Good morning mrs Rebecca.Would you mind if i asked you a question. Which tense for this sentence:
I (live) in Canada for ten years.
1.I lived here for 10 years. If I understand this situation finished in the past.
2.I have lived in Canada for 10 years. If I understand this situation is happaning.
Which sentence is right? Thanks for your help.
dangthihainga
If you do not live in Canada anymore, then the first sentence is correct.
If you starting living in Canada 10 years ago and still live there now, then the second sentence is correct.
Hope this helps! My best to you.
Rebecca
Hi Rebecca!
Adrian here, from Romania.
Very useful your lesson and I really like your teaching style.
But I have a question about your comment. If he/she starting living in Canada 10 years ago and still live there now, shouldn’t we use present perfect continuous? (I have been living in Canada for 10 years)
Thank you for your time.
adrianrusu
You could say that too, Adrian. Both tenses would work in this situation. My best to you.
Rebecca
OK
Thank you for the reply!
adrianrusu
sorry. 1.I LIVED IN CANADA FOR 10 YEARS. (not here).
dangthihainga
thanksss
hassan01
hello Madam,
this is best site to learn English language. I would like to know about concept of preposition,gerund, infinitive and complex sentences ……
use of even , though yet,as if and lest.
Thank you
I hope next tutorial would be one of them.
g12s
So glad you are interested in improving your English. We have more than 300 videos and many of them cover the items you asked about. Please look under the grammar section and you may find some useful videos for your needs.
Best wishes to you.
Rebecca
Thank you for your reply…..
please provide me source from where we can improve English speaking…with the help of English conversation.
I would like to learn about which word is suitable for which situation.
g12s
Very interesting! Thanks.
rios
hello, i have seen many lessons of engvid however, you haven’t done a lesson about personalities adjectives could u please do one lesson ,i wouldn’t mind if u did more ,i don’t know how to thank u.
you are the best.
rabah
hello.the apparel department is inside the mall.the food court shop,personnel is indoors the mall,as well.is that correct?
dan
In a mall, everything is usually indoors, with a few stores or restaurants on the outside sometimes. Hope this helps! All the best.
Rebecca
ur this program of teaching english is really useful bt it may b more useful f i start coverstion with u plz arange for that and also guide me for it
waseem
Hi Dear Rebecca!
When do you add new videos?
Many thanks in advance!
Blessings!
michael9
Hello .
could u tell me the way how can i increase my vocabulary?
plz plz plz tell me as early as possible.
moazzam
There are so many ways to increase your vocabulary – through specific vocabulary-building books, and also through reading, listening and watching English material, websites and shows. You can do it if you really want to. My best wishes to you.
Rebecca
Ms Rebecca, you are awesome! I like the way you teach. but when I need to practice, I dont know where to go. Can you please help me I am straggoling my Grammar Class. English is my Third Language. pleasde help.
lorolofia
It would be best to find an English-speaking friend, teacher or class in your city or online. There is no other way to improve speaking skills except by speaking, you are right! My best wishes to you.
Rebecca
thankyou.could you tell me how can i increase my vocabulary.i want to practice for good english i dont know howand where to go.can u please help me
anil
Please check my answer to Moazzam above. All the best, Anil.
Rebecca
Rebecca, what is the difference between a department store and a mall? They both seem to be inside and they both have different sections.
ESL
A mall is a covered space with many different stores inside, some large and some small.
A department store is one large store, such as Sears, with many different departments, often on several floors.
Hope this helps! My best to you.
Rebecca
so nice leassons by rebecca
thanks alot
javed
Thank you so much..
Omer
Hi Rebecca,you made me feel so confident in myself.
madelyn2012
Very glad to hear it, Madelyn. My best wishes to you.
Rebecca
Thank you very much indeed Ms Rebecca
for the interesting lesson I had and I hope to see more videos for you about the IELTS exam
Your sincerely
A'ed
Your comment is waiting to be approved by engVid.
Thank you very much indeed Ms Rebecca
for the interesting lesson I had and I hope to see more videos for you about the IELTS exam
Yours sincerely
A'ed
why you said this mall instead of that mall . The mall is far from you. thanks
roro
Hi,
Your lessons are very very good. But videos are very bad quality. Could you do some thing to improve videos’s qualities please ?
jobsbon
thank you
yoyo2012
thank you very much
ceyhunkarimov
thank you so much
sugi2012
My thanks to all of you for taking the time to share your thoughts, ideas and questions with me. I wish you all the best with your English and in life.
Rebecca
This lesson benefits me a lot. Thank you!
aterm13
wow,fantastic,how many teachers i have got
ayisha
Thanks a lot. It was very usefull.
Ludmila
Thank you so much Rebbeca. You’re a wonderful teacher now and always.
Hector
It’s very exciting.
gvantsa
Great lesson, Thanks a lot!
Alberto Quintal V.
Thank you very Rebecca ,I love your voice easy to get it.
suthus
Thank you very much Rebecca!!!
Tural
Thanks Rebecca ,you’re the best teacher and teaching .God bless you.
Momndad
thank you very much my teacher rebecca
faisal
hi Ribbaca Yhanks a lots for your teaching.its a realy couching center for me. thanks again.
bisan singh
Thanks a lot. Could please post a lesson for the word that we use in the stor, like asking if the product is refundable or exchangeable ext.
dodos
Thank you Rebecca. Thank you engvid. God bless you all!
dkwg4j
thanks teacher ur the best
wailin969
terima kasih Rebecca (thank you Rebecca)
Andre
Thank u Rebecca,
U R the best ^_^
salahshwiky
8\8 :D
Thanks alot .
reqah
Thank you!
ostap
I would like to improve my english …so i am looking for a english converstin partnr…if u want my frdship ,plz plz…add and call me skype: anu.james70
anu
thank you verymuch
dattatraya
Thanks, Rebecca! 7/8 is right )))
AlexanderS
Thank you Rebecca, you are great ! God bless you
jimmysaenz90
i happy to say your teaching videos are very useful every day your voice so crystal clear we can easily understand your pronunciation i spend one hour to watch your videos daily
i am doing PHD its very helpful to improve my communication skill. i have stage fear madam how to over come this problem pls guide me
Balakrishnan
Thank you rebecca, very very helpful and practical lesson….
argenis
Hi Rebecca,
while i was surfing into the Internet, i stopped by your very interesting as well as practical presentation about shopping in a mall. I would like to suggest if you don’t mind to provide more about shopping. For example, what and how should one talk about when being to different kinds of shops. In other words, if I want to be to the appliance section (shop) for looking for a reliable vacuum cleaner or whatever, how I could talk to the salesman.
Thank you very much indeed.
All the best for you
Mahmoud
Hi, beautiful
I always go to coffee shops and all the workers there speak English and gotta tell you I always feel stupid when I order something so please would you make a lesson about how to order in a coffee shop, thanks xx
Rey
I am terrible in hearing and speaking English. engvid helps me a lot in listening and using practical English.
I believe in that I can make conversation to English speakers one day if I keep learning , including sticking at your all lessons.
stupor67
thanks ♥
olaa
Hi Rebecca
I would like to ask about direct and indirect question in English. If you have time make it to me as soon as possible and if I have any mistake in my commented to you please correct me
Best wishes
Aransem
Thank you very much, and I got 6/8
thiruselvi
thank you rebecca. this was an amazing lesson.
wilkin27
Thanks again. EngVid is one of the best ways learn English.
Karirose
Thanks got 88%.
Abdul Qayum
Thanks for great lessen.
I got 8 out of 8.
Dewey
Dear Rebecca,
A clear, simple and useful lesson to go to spend our money in the stores.
Thank you.
Best regards.
Peter
Thank you Rebecca.Your teaching style always got me going on the my way :)
resevozturk
It’s a busy Sunday and you have a lot of things to do. You want to grab a quick bite to eat before continuing with your shopping, but you’re not sure what you want to have. Where do you go? specially, i have answered – going to the cafe, because logically you don’t have a time and if you would have tried all the stuffs in the food court, eternity might goes by, going to the cafe you can have specifically EXACTLY what you want…
Amer_70
Thanks you so much.
Marta Lopez
Thank you Rebecca. You’re excellent!!
SandraK
Thank you Rebecca
yavuz samanci
Thank you Rebecca
kheireddine007
I got 6/8. Thanks for the lesson!
robi75
thanks!
shihai182
THANK YOU REBECCA
I OBTAINED 100% MARKS.
rajeshe
Thanks Rebecca!!! It has been a very interesting lesson. I liked it very much!!!
Martitausa
Hi Rebbecca. Could you explain me what is a linen department please?
Chirajito
You got 7 correct out of 8.
thanks…
M kartal
I watched this video twice on March 03, 2022, and took the quiz after watching it once. I got eight correct out of 8.
ergn
Thank you so much for your very interesting video. Frankly speaking, I am enjoying and learning.
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149 COMMENTS
thanks for you
thank you Rebecca for this good presentation
i can’t thank you enough, you’re the best :)
Thanks a lot! You are perfect as always, Rebecca. So, now I will not have any problems with shopping. Just one thing. Can you explain, please, a little bit more about plaza? What is shopping plaza exactly? You said it’s located outdoors. Is these some of small stores on the same area? Or maybe this is just a kind of selling outside ? I am asking because, it is very popular in my country to give English names to different places like shops, cafes, etc. We have NK Plaza Store, for example, but I think after your lesson that this place could be named NK Mall, Not NK Plaza, because this place is a many different stores inside the same building.
Elena.
In North America, a shopping plaza consists of a few stores that are grouped together outdoors and a shopping mall consists of many stores that are grouped together indoors. That’s the main difference. So I think your observation makes sense! All the best to you.
TX.
…nice topic miss rebecca, keep it up. and gud luck to all engvid teachers.
Thank you
Tks Rebecca. You’re so nice to teach us.
Lily from Brazil
Hi Rebecca! Nice presentation. Would it be even nicer instead of writing down all the vocab items, describe it first, then elicit it from the students to engage them more. IOW, making it more student-centered? If you give away all the lexis, you are not inviting student involvement. Then again, you did a great job, if this is just meant for the video presentation.
Thanks kindly for your suggestions; they are good ones. In general, we try to keep the video lessons fairly short so people can watch them easily and that is why the vocabulary is already written on the board. In a real classroom, there is more time to elicit answers from the students, as you rightly recommended. Thanks for caring and all the best to you.
Thanks, now it’s clear.
its good and ilike so much
excellent thanks a lot, very good teacher, I’m learning good.wa
thanks your good explanation really i get many thing i was confuse when i wanna to go the malls or plaza justice i am understand everything about the malls and plaza
Hi! Thank you for another great lesson. I’d like to point out some technical problems. The quality of the sound is worse than of the others teachers. I hope that my remark will help all users of engvid.
I’m looking forward to a new lesson. Greets.
Sorry about the sound. There was a technical problem when we recorded a few lessons. It has been fixed. Thanks for your feedback and my best to you.
so nice
thx Rebecca, great lesson!
what a about a sex shop, where can I find it. lol. wonderful topic lovely Rebecca.
Ask your mom
thank you Reecca. u r very kind. again thank u Rebecca 4 your answer.
Thank you very much for your wonderful presentation I need a lesson about connected speech
Do you mean transition words? Here is a list of useful transition words from my goodluckielts.com website:
http://www.goodluckielts.com/ielts-writing-keywords.html
All the best to you.
hi I want to learn english very quickly……i lisen to you but can’t understnad al lots ….which you speak can you add your text on the page which you are speak.
its so easy i got 8 out of 8
tank you too mutch
thank you very much!
Good lesson, Rebecca! Thanks for your consideration.
It’s really good to learn something new information, Rebecca!
Thanks a lot for your wonderful lessons!
Mall… a very dangerous place for me! I could live there without never go out…
A’ve a ? 2 ask u plz:
Is “Where r u off 2” mean where r u going 2?!
So tx.
Yes, “where are you off to” means teh same as “where are you going”.
Good luck with your English!
Sorry for the typo – I mean both of the expressions have the same meaning.
CONGRATULATIONS, Rebecca! It’s a G-R-E-A-T site! I’m stunned!
Amazing how you explain well. I really like this site and I WILL ALWAYS BE BACK. Thank you so much!
Thank, I like very much your explaining
good question
thanks a lot for your help, is fantastic and free..
Hi teacher
I like you’r teaching , and listen ,but it lesson , is difficult for me , I need Image for understand.
Thanks for you
Thank you so much :-P
Now I won’t be confused if I have a chance to go shopping in US .
Thank you you are great teachers.
Thanks Rebecca ,You’re doing very well .God bless you .Have a good one .
thanks u so much
Thanks a ton.
very well thank you
plaza in japan they called it outllet mall thanks rebecca
Thanks for sharing that bit of information with us. In North America, an outlet store is a store which sells the goods of a particular manufacturer, at discounted prices.
My best to you!
Madam could you please explain the difference “Between” and “among” ? thanks
Thank’s a lot
thanks. its nice …
Hello Rebbeca,
Thank you for yours great art of teaching and for nice voice for the perception of educational material
Cantor and Singer
Baruch
Frankfurt/Germany
Thank you very much, Barukh. That is a very kind and meaningful compliment from a Cantor, who I am sure has great talent. I am humbled. My very best wishes to you.
Thank you Rebecca. Anyway we are getting precious information…Once again thanks for those working under this website…
Hi Rebecca
Thanks a lot for your time,I like your teaching.
but i have reding and writing problem,
I need ur HELP. Thanks
thank u Rebecca mam … looking forward for new classes …
Thanks Ms.Rebecca for this
thanks alot
thank’s a lot
take care
tanks alot i am really satisfied from your good lesson keep it up
thank you rebecca it’s very good
presentation.But if the vocabulary
which is wrote on the bord have been wrote by computer it wold be more clear.
hi it’s nice to meet u
thank u
Really it is a good method to learn English and get knowledge in short time.
Thanks
Good morning mrs Rebecca.Would you mind if i asked you a question. Which tense for this sentence:
I (live) in Canada for ten years.
1.I lived here for 10 years. If I understand this situation finished in the past.
2.I have lived in Canada for 10 years. If I understand this situation is happaning.
Which sentence is right? Thanks for your help.
If you do not live in Canada anymore, then the first sentence is correct.
If you starting living in Canada 10 years ago and still live there now, then the second sentence is correct.
Hope this helps! My best to you.
Hi Rebecca!
Adrian here, from Romania.
Very useful your lesson and I really like your teaching style.
But I have a question about your comment. If he/she starting living in Canada 10 years ago and still live there now, shouldn’t we use present perfect continuous? (I have been living in Canada for 10 years)
Thank you for your time.
You could say that too, Adrian. Both tenses would work in this situation. My best to you.
OK
Thank you for the reply!
sorry. 1.I LIVED IN CANADA FOR 10 YEARS. (not here).
thanksss
hello Madam,
this is best site to learn English language. I would like to know about concept of preposition,gerund, infinitive and complex sentences ……
use of even , though yet,as if and lest.
Thank you
I hope next tutorial would be one of them.
So glad you are interested in improving your English. We have more than 300 videos and many of them cover the items you asked about. Please look under the grammar section and you may find some useful videos for your needs.
Best wishes to you.
Thank you for your reply…..
please provide me source from where we can improve English speaking…with the help of English conversation.
I would like to learn about which word is suitable for which situation.
Very interesting! Thanks.
hello, i have seen many lessons of engvid however, you haven’t done a lesson about personalities adjectives could u please do one lesson ,i wouldn’t mind if u did more ,i don’t know how to thank u.
you are the best.
hello.the apparel department is inside the mall.the food court shop,personnel is indoors the mall,as well.is that correct?
In a mall, everything is usually indoors, with a few stores or restaurants on the outside sometimes. Hope this helps! All the best.
ur this program of teaching english is really useful bt it may b more useful f i start coverstion with u plz arange for that and also guide me for it
Hi Dear Rebecca!
When do you add new videos?
Many thanks in advance!
Blessings!
Hello .
could u tell me the way how can i increase my vocabulary?
plz plz plz tell me as early as possible.
There are so many ways to increase your vocabulary – through specific vocabulary-building books, and also through reading, listening and watching English material, websites and shows. You can do it if you really want to. My best wishes to you.
Ms Rebecca, you are awesome! I like the way you teach. but when I need to practice, I dont know where to go. Can you please help me I am straggoling my Grammar Class. English is my Third Language. pleasde help.
It would be best to find an English-speaking friend, teacher or class in your city or online. There is no other way to improve speaking skills except by speaking, you are right! My best wishes to you.
thankyou.could you tell me how can i increase my vocabulary.i want to practice for good english i dont know howand where to go.can u please help me
Please check my answer to Moazzam above. All the best, Anil.
Rebecca, what is the difference between a department store and a mall? They both seem to be inside and they both have different sections.
A mall is a covered space with many different stores inside, some large and some small.
A department store is one large store, such as Sears, with many different departments, often on several floors.
Hope this helps! My best to you.
so nice leassons by rebecca
thanks alot
Thank you so much..
Hi Rebecca,you made me feel so confident in myself.
Very glad to hear it, Madelyn. My best wishes to you.
Thank you very much indeed Ms Rebecca
for the interesting lesson I had and I hope to see more videos for you about the IELTS exam
Your sincerely
Your comment is waiting to be approved by engVid.
Thank you very much indeed Ms Rebecca
for the interesting lesson I had and I hope to see more videos for you about the IELTS exam
Yours sincerely
why you said this mall instead of that mall . The mall is far from you. thanks
Hi,
Your lessons are very very good. But videos are very bad quality. Could you do some thing to improve videos’s qualities please ?
thank you
thank you very much
thank you so much
My thanks to all of you for taking the time to share your thoughts, ideas and questions with me. I wish you all the best with your English and in life.
This lesson benefits me a lot. Thank you!
wow,fantastic,how many teachers i have got
Thanks a lot. It was very usefull.
Thank you so much Rebbeca. You’re a wonderful teacher now and always.
It’s very exciting.
Great lesson, Thanks a lot!
Thank you very Rebecca ,I love your voice easy to get it.
Thank you very much Rebecca!!!
Thanks Rebecca ,you’re the best teacher and teaching .God bless you.
thank you very much my teacher rebecca
hi Ribbaca Yhanks a lots for your teaching.its a realy couching center for me. thanks again.
Thanks a lot. Could please post a lesson for the word that we use in the stor, like asking if the product is refundable or exchangeable ext.
Thank you Rebecca. Thank you engvid. God bless you all!
thanks teacher ur the best
terima kasih Rebecca (thank you Rebecca)
Thank u Rebecca,
U R the best ^_^
8\8 :D
Thanks alot .
Thank you!
I would like to improve my english …so i am looking for a english converstin partnr…if u want my frdship ,plz plz…add and call me skype: anu.james70
thank you verymuch
Thanks, Rebecca! 7/8 is right )))
Thank you Rebecca, you are great ! God bless you
i happy to say your teaching videos are very useful every day your voice so crystal clear we can easily understand your pronunciation i spend one hour to watch your videos daily
i am doing PHD its very helpful to improve my communication skill. i have stage fear madam how to over come this problem pls guide me
Thank you rebecca, very very helpful and practical lesson….
Hi Rebecca,
while i was surfing into the Internet, i stopped by your very interesting as well as practical presentation about shopping in a mall. I would like to suggest if you don’t mind to provide more about shopping. For example, what and how should one talk about when being to different kinds of shops. In other words, if I want to be to the appliance section (shop) for looking for a reliable vacuum cleaner or whatever, how I could talk to the salesman.
Thank you very much indeed.
All the best for you
Hi, beautiful
I always go to coffee shops and all the workers there speak English and gotta tell you I always feel stupid when I order something so please would you make a lesson about how to order in a coffee shop, thanks xx
I am terrible in hearing and speaking English. engvid helps me a lot in listening and using practical English.
I believe in that I can make conversation to English speakers one day if I keep learning , including sticking at your all lessons.
thanks ♥
Hi Rebecca
I would like to ask about direct and indirect question in English. If you have time make it to me as soon as possible and if I have any mistake in my commented to you please correct me
Best wishes
Thank you very much, and I got 6/8
thank you rebecca. this was an amazing lesson.
Thanks again. EngVid is one of the best ways learn English.
Thanks got 88%.
Thanks for great lessen.
I got 8 out of 8.
Dear Rebecca,
A clear, simple and useful lesson to go to spend our money in the stores.
Thank you.
Best regards.
Thank you Rebecca.Your teaching style always got me going on the my way :)
It’s a busy Sunday and you have a lot of things to do. You want to grab a quick bite to eat before continuing with your shopping, but you’re not sure what you want to have. Where do you go? specially, i have answered – going to the cafe, because logically you don’t have a time and if you would have tried all the stuffs in the food court, eternity might goes by, going to the cafe you can have specifically EXACTLY what you want…
Thanks you so much.
Thank you Rebecca. You’re excellent!!
Thank you Rebecca
Thank you Rebecca
I got 6/8. Thanks for the lesson!
thanks!
THANK YOU REBECCA
I OBTAINED 100% MARKS.
Thanks Rebecca!!! It has been a very interesting lesson. I liked it very much!!!
Hi Rebbecca. Could you explain me what is a linen department please?
You got 7 correct out of 8.
thanks…
I watched this video twice on March 03, 2022, and took the quiz after watching it once. I got eight correct out of 8.
Thank you so much for your very interesting video. Frankly speaking, I am enjoying and learning.
Thank you Rebecca.
I got 8/8. Thank you Ma’am!