When filling out a form in English, do you know your given name, your forename, your surname, and so on? Learn how to provide this basic information correctly and clearly, by watching this lesson. You may be surprised at what you learn!
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vasu
u are welcome
hasan555@
Thanks a lot to teach us.
I’m wondering if you could give us a lesson about countries names spelling or prepositions .
abadi
Hi, that’s lessons are very interesting, I like to heard those lessons because I need to practice and understand the conversations, this’s my regular ability and sometimes is difficult to understand.
Thank a lot.
ismael
ı want to improve my english.because ı am looking for new friends
ramazan
very nice explanation
rathanam
wow very wonderful…..
ilah
Wonderful lesson!
svetozar
This site is very useful, thank you all, Please do not stop these useful lessons, I’m your biggest fan
T.C
(^^)
hoza3
Idon;t know how to thank you .I would like to give you this proverb a apressnt. ‘better than a thousand days of diligen study is one say with great teacher J
omar
i thanks you for every lessons,very precious lessons you give for us
SKIKDA
Idem do I!
Iva Albania
I don’t know how to thank you. I would like to give you this proverb as a present.
“Better than a thousand days of diligent study is one say with a great teacher.” -Japanese proverb
Sujith Malavisuriya
sorry. not say. It should be day. ” Better than a thousand days of diligent study is one day with a great teacher”
Sujith Malavisuriya
You are right!!!…. I think so!!
Delphin
I am touched by your kindness. So glad I could help you. Thank you very much.
Rebecca
thank for your teaching this lesson is very useful
BIN
Thank a lot.
udhaya
Thanks for your lessons, Rebecca.
Regards from Spain.
Sap
Thanks Rebecca a lots !
I am from Viet Nam, I love u at the first sight when I hearted u teaching
piatom
I come from Viet Nam, too.
I am also interested in her teaching way.
Really happy to make a friendship with you! Have a wonderful day!
tonynguyen2502
i like tok to you
my teacher
i like english
sujee
thanks to provide such a brilliant way of teaching.
james
Thanks a lot!!!!… Youre le4ssons are the best whatever I used before….
Delphin
i will improve my knowldge
bala30102009
Hi Rebecca!
Your teaching made me interested.
Thank you kindly.
From Cambodia
Chhun
so good lesson
elhidrologo
really so superb…….this website so useful for improving spoken English ….
praveen.PSNA
woow thanx very mush
joy
very good
heyend
What about the maiden names? In Mexico is common to have two last names, and ours complete names are created with the first, middle, last and second last names.
electrocucaracha
Thanks for sharing that info with us. You are absolutely right. I know several wonderful Mexican students with beautiful long names.
The term maiden name refers to a woman’s family name or last name before she got married. Of course, not all women change their names to the husband’s family name upon marriage!
Rebecca
Very good
Rebecca
ahmed
hi rebeca
thanks you very much about lessons u have good way to explain lesson
your sincerlly
ali
alibelly
helloo maam i m natasha the lesson which you teach
me was really very usful for me thank you
natasha
Thank you very much. Your lessons have a lot of useful information & they are so superb.
Thank you all.
Zina Magdy
Dear Ms. Rebeca,
Thanks for the lesson. I am from Bangladesh & as per our custom some names has no link with family name also we never asked for it such as my name is Mohammed Bazlur Rahman & my father name is Abdul Latif. In my passport & other certificates my name is written only Mohammed Bazlur Rahman.
My question is how I will write my first, middle & last name. You kind advice will be highly appreciated.
Best regards,
bazlur
An interesting tand difficult question!
I would look in the passport and follow what they have done. So it MAY be that Mohammed is your first name, Bazlur is your middle name, and Rahman is your family or last name. I cannot be sure though.
Please check with other English speakers or teachers in your country as there are national and cultural differences which determine the answer to your question.
Thanks for teaching me something, too.
Rebecca
hi mam i m from pakistan
so here my name is (MUHAMMAD QAMAR-uz-ZAMAN) can u tell me whats my given name,surname,second name.Last (family/surname) name,
thanks
Regard!
mqamar008
hello
very thankfull every one who teach me english. i like this side this side provide videos lessons
Mudasar786
its really good indeed
logeshwaran
hi
lun
hai juga kawan (hey friend)
buz
hello, teacher and friends. Thank you, Rebecca for your classes. I have dificult to understand everything that you speak because I need more training to audition. Despite this, I am persistent and I am always seeking more knowledge and this site has helped me quite.
Lucia Batista
thanks you so much!!!!!
Nho Phan
thank’s Rebecca for your lesson, it is really help me to understand. God Bless you
kablaki26
hi great teacher ms rebecca
i want to speek easly and with out stop but this more difficult because here no english speaker all arabic.i every day search on google to get some friend and start conversation to improve my english but not no succes only i get you site this very interasting
i do mistake in spell
please check my english and told me what i do wrong
and heandover my mistake
please
your student jamil
best regard.
jamil
There are many english students community in internet, like Englishtown, Livemocha and Busuu. Try these and good luck.
Elisa
Hi Rebecca.
Congratulations! YOu always do well
Go ahead!
Jeova
Teacher! What about Nick name, alias name, or legal name? thanks in advanced
Charlie Stud
thanks all for you! that web site is very usefull for me.. if possible can i ask a question for you. in some culturs use special name for people. taht names will give to people during the their life. for example hero, brave etc.. how can we called that names?
thanks again..
sevki unal
Dear Ms. Rebeca,
why in Canada you don’t have middle name ?
last name in your cultural refer to father name or to grandfather name ? I know 11 names of my grandfathers in my cultural the family name is last one, what about yours?
7ashayology
Wonderful lesson madam,i really like it.
Thank you very much.
swapnil420
australia
suzane
Thank u very much for ur great time
Sugu
Thanks
nilar001
hi there!it’s nice class,,,
jassi
Thank you very much! Good luck!
Diana Mykolaivna
Hi Rebecca i am your new student,but i am bigenery i want to bigan low level.
thank you for teaching us english.
fanole
hi i would like to ask what if i have got a chinese name and a christian name like example: tan wei wei rebecca? which is my given name? pls help!
shirley
thank you so much
samai
hi dear madam i dont know the differences between sub_ordinating and co_ordinating conjunction if can give my answer send it to my e mail
ahmad wali
Hi Rebbeca, this lesson help me a lot.Thank you so much.
Could you explain us the correct use of the words:upon, into and onto ?.Thanks again.
florentino
Hi respected teacher, I am very happy to find this sit now, so I want to learn English on this way
Abdulwakil
thanks alot I’m from egypt . I love english very much and I hope to speak it like native and I found great help in this site
rania
could u please give a lecture on the use of words “might” and “maybe” with it’s negative n interrogative forms.
thanks.
meshi
…and also the use of word “probably” in contrast of “maybe/might”
meshi
HELLO REBECCA!I HOPE YOU HAVE BEEN GIVING GOOD ENGLISH LESSONS.THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR ALL YOUR HELP.IT HAS BEEN QUITE USEFUL.CONGRATULATIOS:::CARLOS
CARLOS SIMOES
Thank,Rebecca
natcha3
Thank u so much Rebecca!ur all lessons r so great, and useful! ;) thanks alot EngVid
iam2vn
Hello!Miss Rebecca, you are a very good teacher. Because in Pakistan, we don’t usually speak English.
Keep i up!
Rafeh
How are you doing? Hope you and the other teachers are fine?I want to thank you for this wonderful explanation of names.It will help me in my future.
Thanks a lot to you and all teachers.
Rafeh
Hi!Hello!How are you doing?I was wondering if you can upload a video of yours to improve our English speaking and emotions.I will be very thankful.
Rafeh
Still waiting for your reply.
Rafeh
hi teacher what is the meaning of `maiden name`?
Abhilash Sadanandan
Hi Abhilash,
A « maiden name » is the family name (surname, or last name) of a woman before she gets married.
Laurence
Hi Rebecca,
Even if I’ve been learning english for years, I found this lesson very useful! It really helps untangle some pretty well mixed up notions!
Laurence
Dear Ms. Rebeca,
It is an impoliteness way to ask ‘what is your name’ in India. Probably the use of ‘what is your good name’ derived from Hindi phrase “aap ka shubh naam kya hai”. If we use “good name” , it will be considered more politeness/respect.
Please accept my sincere thanks for your valuable teaching. I can follow you easily.
Basheer Mohamed
I committed a mistake by misspelled your name as ‘Rebeca’. Sorry Ms. Rebecca.
Basheer Mohamed
Hi Rebecca, the best serious teacher i like you
best wishes
hercules300
good work
fariya
hi my name is farid i have a business english exam this week do you have advice for me
farid
terima kasih (from indonesia)
bui
I was so confused about these names description.This lesson have solved my problem.Thanks a million, Rebecca.
Monomoon
It was such a wanderful teaching that i never had imagined.I suggest programs like these should be added, to get some of us awake from our slumbers. thank you so much
awa
HI RERE
thanks alot
wael
Thank you i understand
Hnan
thanks a lot miss u r very best techer ..
imran
What about chinese name with Christian name? For example, Darren Teh Kai Jun. Which one should be the first name, middle name and last name?
Teh Kai Jun
hi!your way in teaching helps learners to grasp the information and understand it easily.thank you.A thousand kisses.
SARA
I like your lessons! Thank you a lot.
MHW
Rebecca madam awesome i like her classes thank you very much madam.
Jani
Teacher Rabecca,
I just finished to hear some of your lessons.Redarding of the names,it was avery useful one.I have had some problems in the past,but from now on,it’ll be different.Thanks Ms.Rabecca.Best regards,Maria.
Maria Figueira
thanks
ahmed el-abd abed
Hello Rebecca,
Reading your article about common English mistakes, I didn’t understand something.
Wrong I have visited Niagara Falls last weekend.
Right I visited Niagara Falls last weekend.
But in the song of The Cardigans appears this form:
I’ve changed my mind
I take it back
Erase and rewind
‘Cause I’ve been changing my mind
I’ve changed, Is it not the same that I have changed?
Therefore
I’ve visited, Is it not the same that I have visited?
Thanks a lot!
PS: I am still waiting answer about difference between You and I, and You and me!
habakkuk
Thanks, Now, I get it..
thandar946
Hi thank you for help.
helia
Wonderfull
Waqar
hi Rebecca,
wonderful class, very informative… I’m from Pakistan and there is also trend to ask ‘ what is your good name?’ ..
Thanks a million,
Fari.
fari
Thanks, This lesson is very helpful.
Somchai
Thanks a lot!
Gennadiy
Thanks, it solved one of my great problem.
Sahar
Dear Rebecca, Thank you very much for your lessons. I’ve got one question: What about patronyms? Are they regarded as middle names in, e.g., application forms? Thank you.
Olga
Thank you Ma´am, I could learn something ore about filling forms because after this lesson I was kind of confused about given name, Christian name and first name. BTW I didn´t know about the existence of the term “forename” so it was another term I came to iscover with your lesson. I´m thanked with you and I hope to visit your beautiful country Canada some day, it is one of my dreams!!!!
Christopher
My full-name is Md. Saffat-E-Nayeem.
what is my surname here?
saffat
many many thanks for that im really so exited ur lessons ,,;)
aalan ali
Most of the time the anser to the question What’s your name? is My name is gloria … but when to answer ( It’s Gloria) only and why. thanks
gloria
Christian name >>> what is mean ??… and how use it ???
alhaytham
This is great, thanks Rebecca
ducanh2508
Thank you. ^”^
Ted Lee
thank you :)
Abeer.beero
Hi Rebecca,thank you very much for your interesting and helpful lesson.
take care
cep62
I will never be confused by these words. Thank you Rebecca! :D
Zero10
thank you Rebecca i love your lessons so much
ayoublife
The full name of Simón Bolívar (1783-1830), the liberator of Venezuela, in our war of independence was: “Simón José Antonio de la Santísima Trinidad Bolivar y Ponte Palacios y Blanco” :-)
Javier34
good to know. Ths Rebecca.
lhidya
thanks
habib1996
Thank you teacher
All engvid members, you’re welcome to my skype:KIM-00 ^_^
chababi hakim
I got 100 % as usual :) Thank uuuu
Zainab Awni
Thank you
mad man
Dear Rebecca,
If I heard correctly, you said: Write your name more fully than before. :-)
Best regards.
Peter
Thanks for your great job!
zurao
Very useful lesson. Thank you.
Abhi
thanks a lot.
ebihand
Thanks you so much, very useful.
Marta Lopez
Dear Rebecca,
I have a question. Is there a difference between “middle name” and “partonymic”?
I am from Russia and my name is Dina Vladimirovna Scherbakova. So Dina is a first name, Scherbakova is a last name. And what about Vladimirovna? How should I fill out a form?
Best regards,
Dina
dina.scherbakova
Thanks for your.
kamo
very helpful lesson.
Have a good week-end Rebecca
engVid770
I got 5/6! Thanks for the lesson!!
robi75
thanks!
shihai182
You got 5 correct out of 6.
thank you.
M kartal
Thanks a lot :)
@Joanna@
many thanks, we need more conversation with many examples
sarito yoki
Another very useful lesson, thank you Rebecca!
Mindy H
thanks
Keanu Acosta
6/6
thanks a lot, Rebecca, hugs (Kazakhstan o3 Dec2o21:)
Jannyl
Yes it’s very good and i love Louis
JSPTR45
I watched this video twice on March 24, 2022, and took the quiz after watching it once. I got six correct out of 6.
ergn
I got 5 correct out of 6
Ajith hersth
I got 5/6.
Thank you!
lprnl
Thank you for your helpful information how to fill official forms applying for a new job or at the customs at the airport.
I think, in North America the Christian name was a synonym for the first name in former times.Am I wrong?
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146 COMMENTS
hi,thanks for all my help.
By all means
thank you
thank you
thank you Reebaca
i really thank full to all team members of engvid.
u are welcome
Thanks a lot to teach us.
I’m wondering if you could give us a lesson about countries names spelling or prepositions .
Hi, that’s lessons are very interesting, I like to heard those lessons because I need to practice and understand the conversations, this’s my regular ability and sometimes is difficult to understand.
Thank a lot.
ı want to improve my english.because ı am looking for new friends
very nice explanation
wow very wonderful…..
Wonderful lesson!
This site is very useful, thank you all, Please do not stop these useful lessons, I’m your biggest fan
T.C
(^^)
Idon;t know how to thank you .I would like to give you this proverb a apressnt. ‘better than a thousand days of diligen study is one say with great teacher J
i thanks you for every lessons,very precious lessons you give for us
Idem do I!
I don’t know how to thank you. I would like to give you this proverb as a present.
“Better than a thousand days of diligent study is one say with a great teacher.” -Japanese proverb
sorry. not say. It should be day. ” Better than a thousand days of diligent study is one day with a great teacher”
You are right!!!…. I think so!!
I am touched by your kindness. So glad I could help you. Thank you very much.
thank for your teaching this lesson is very useful
Thank a lot.
Thanks for your lessons, Rebecca.
Regards from Spain.
Thanks Rebecca a lots !
I am from Viet Nam, I love u at the first sight when I hearted u teaching
I come from Viet Nam, too.
I am also interested in her teaching way.
Really happy to make a friendship with you! Have a wonderful day!
i like tok to you
my teacher
i like english
thanks to provide such a brilliant way of teaching.
Thanks a lot!!!!… Youre le4ssons are the best whatever I used before….
i will improve my knowldge
Hi Rebecca!
Your teaching made me interested.
Thank you kindly.
From Cambodia
so good lesson
really so superb…….this website so useful for improving spoken English ….
woow thanx very mush
very good
What about the maiden names? In Mexico is common to have two last names, and ours complete names are created with the first, middle, last and second last names.
Thanks for sharing that info with us. You are absolutely right. I know several wonderful Mexican students with beautiful long names.
The term maiden name refers to a woman’s family name or last name before she got married. Of course, not all women change their names to the husband’s family name upon marriage!
Very good
Rebecca
hi rebeca
thanks you very much about lessons u have good way to explain lesson
your sincerlly
ali
helloo maam i m natasha the lesson which you teach
me was really very usful for me thank you
Thank you very much. Your lessons have a lot of useful information & they are so superb.
Thank you all.
Dear Ms. Rebeca,
Thanks for the lesson. I am from Bangladesh & as per our custom some names has no link with family name also we never asked for it such as my name is Mohammed Bazlur Rahman & my father name is Abdul Latif. In my passport & other certificates my name is written only Mohammed Bazlur Rahman.
My question is how I will write my first, middle & last name. You kind advice will be highly appreciated.
Best regards,
An interesting tand difficult question!
I would look in the passport and follow what they have done. So it MAY be that Mohammed is your first name, Bazlur is your middle name, and Rahman is your family or last name. I cannot be sure though.
Please check with other English speakers or teachers in your country as there are national and cultural differences which determine the answer to your question.
Thanks for teaching me something, too.
hi mam i m from pakistan
so here my name is (MUHAMMAD QAMAR-uz-ZAMAN) can u tell me whats my given name,surname,second name.Last (family/surname) name,
thanks
Regard!
hello
very thankfull every one who teach me english. i like this side this side provide videos lessons
its really good indeed
hi
hai juga kawan (hey friend)
hello, teacher and friends. Thank you, Rebecca for your classes. I have dificult to understand everything that you speak because I need more training to audition. Despite this, I am persistent and I am always seeking more knowledge and this site has helped me quite.
thanks you so much!!!!!
thank’s Rebecca for your lesson, it is really help me to understand. God Bless you
hi great teacher ms rebecca
i want to speek easly and with out stop but this more difficult because here no english speaker all arabic.i every day search on google to get some friend and start conversation to improve my english but not no succes only i get you site this very interasting
i do mistake in spell
please check my english and told me what i do wrong
and heandover my mistake
please
your student jamil
best regard.
There are many english students community in internet, like Englishtown, Livemocha and Busuu. Try these and good luck.
Hi Rebecca.
Congratulations! YOu always do well
Go ahead!
Teacher! What about Nick name, alias name, or legal name? thanks in advanced
thanks all for you! that web site is very usefull for me.. if possible can i ask a question for you. in some culturs use special name for people. taht names will give to people during the their life. for example hero, brave etc.. how can we called that names?
thanks again..
Dear Ms. Rebeca,
why in Canada you don’t have middle name ?
last name in your cultural refer to father name or to grandfather name ? I know 11 names of my grandfathers in my cultural the family name is last one, what about yours?
Wonderful lesson madam,i really like it.
Thank you very much.
australia
Thank u very much for ur great time
Thanks
hi there!it’s nice class,,,
Thank you very much! Good luck!
Hi Rebecca i am your new student,but i am bigenery i want to bigan low level.
thank you for teaching us english.
hi i would like to ask what if i have got a chinese name and a christian name like example: tan wei wei rebecca? which is my given name? pls help!
thank you so much
hi dear madam i dont know the differences between sub_ordinating and co_ordinating conjunction if can give my answer send it to my e mail
Hi Rebbeca, this lesson help me a lot.Thank you so much.
Could you explain us the correct use of the words:upon, into and onto ?.Thanks again.
Hi respected teacher, I am very happy to find this sit now, so I want to learn English on this way
thanks alot I’m from egypt . I love english very much and I hope to speak it like native and I found great help in this site
could u please give a lecture on the use of words “might” and “maybe” with it’s negative n interrogative forms.
thanks.
…and also the use of word “probably” in contrast of “maybe/might”
HELLO REBECCA!I HOPE YOU HAVE BEEN GIVING GOOD ENGLISH LESSONS.THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR ALL YOUR HELP.IT HAS BEEN QUITE USEFUL.CONGRATULATIOS:::CARLOS
Thank,Rebecca
Thank u so much Rebecca!ur all lessons r so great, and useful! ;) thanks alot EngVid
Hello!Miss Rebecca, you are a very good teacher. Because in Pakistan, we don’t usually speak English.
Keep i up!
How are you doing? Hope you and the other teachers are fine?I want to thank you for this wonderful explanation of names.It will help me in my future.
Thanks a lot to you and all teachers.
Hi!Hello!How are you doing?I was wondering if you can upload a video of yours to improve our English speaking and emotions.I will be very thankful.
Still waiting for your reply.
hi teacher what is the meaning of `maiden name`?
Hi Abhilash,
A « maiden name » is the family name (surname, or last name) of a woman before she gets married.
Hi Rebecca,
Even if I’ve been learning english for years, I found this lesson very useful! It really helps untangle some pretty well mixed up notions!
Dear Ms. Rebeca,
It is an impoliteness way to ask ‘what is your name’ in India. Probably the use of ‘what is your good name’ derived from Hindi phrase “aap ka shubh naam kya hai”. If we use “good name” , it will be considered more politeness/respect.
Please accept my sincere thanks for your valuable teaching. I can follow you easily.
I committed a mistake by misspelled your name as ‘Rebeca’. Sorry Ms. Rebecca.
Hi Rebecca, the best serious teacher i like you
best wishes
good work
hi my name is farid i have a business english exam this week do you have advice for me
terima kasih (from indonesia)
I was so confused about these names description.This lesson have solved my problem.Thanks a million, Rebecca.
It was such a wanderful teaching that i never had imagined.I suggest programs like these should be added, to get some of us awake from our slumbers. thank you so much
HI RERE
thanks alot
Thank you i understand
thanks a lot miss u r very best techer ..
What about chinese name with Christian name? For example, Darren Teh Kai Jun. Which one should be the first name, middle name and last name?
hi!your way in teaching helps learners to grasp the information and understand it easily.thank you.A thousand kisses.
I like your lessons! Thank you a lot.
Rebecca madam awesome i like her classes thank you very much madam.
Teacher Rabecca,
I just finished to hear some of your lessons.Redarding of the names,it was avery useful one.I have had some problems in the past,but from now on,it’ll be different.Thanks Ms.Rabecca.Best regards,Maria.
thanks
Hello Rebecca,
Reading your article about common English mistakes, I didn’t understand something.
Wrong I have visited Niagara Falls last weekend.
Right I visited Niagara Falls last weekend.
But in the song of The Cardigans appears this form:
I’ve changed my mind
I take it back
Erase and rewind
‘Cause I’ve been changing my mind
I’ve changed, Is it not the same that I have changed?
Therefore
I’ve visited, Is it not the same that I have visited?
Thanks a lot!
PS: I am still waiting answer about difference between You and I, and You and me!
Thanks, Now, I get it..
Hi thank you for help.
Wonderfull
hi Rebecca,
wonderful class, very informative… I’m from Pakistan and there is also trend to ask ‘ what is your good name?’ ..
Thanks a million,
Fari.
Thanks, This lesson is very helpful.
Thanks a lot!
Thanks, it solved one of my great problem.
Dear Rebecca, Thank you very much for your lessons. I’ve got one question: What about patronyms? Are they regarded as middle names in, e.g., application forms? Thank you.
Thank you Ma´am, I could learn something ore about filling forms because after this lesson I was kind of confused about given name, Christian name and first name. BTW I didn´t know about the existence of the term “forename” so it was another term I came to iscover with your lesson. I´m thanked with you and I hope to visit your beautiful country Canada some day, it is one of my dreams!!!!
My full-name is Md. Saffat-E-Nayeem.
what is my surname here?
many many thanks for that im really so exited ur lessons ,,;)
Most of the time the anser to the question What’s your name? is My name is gloria … but when to answer ( It’s Gloria) only and why. thanks
Christian name >>> what is mean ??… and how use it ???
This is great, thanks Rebecca
Thank you. ^”^
thank you :)
Hi Rebecca,thank you very much for your interesting and helpful lesson.
take care
I will never be confused by these words. Thank you Rebecca! :D
thank you Rebecca i love your lessons so much
The full name of Simón Bolívar (1783-1830), the liberator of Venezuela, in our war of independence was: “Simón José Antonio de la Santísima Trinidad Bolivar y Ponte Palacios y Blanco” :-)
good to know. Ths Rebecca.
thanks
Thank you teacher
All engvid members, you’re welcome to my skype:KIM-00 ^_^
I got 100 % as usual :) Thank uuuu
Thank you
Dear Rebecca,
If I heard correctly, you said: Write your name more fully than before. :-)
Best regards.
Thanks for your great job!
Very useful lesson. Thank you.
thanks a lot.
Thanks you so much, very useful.
Dear Rebecca,
I have a question. Is there a difference between “middle name” and “partonymic”?
I am from Russia and my name is Dina Vladimirovna Scherbakova. So Dina is a first name, Scherbakova is a last name. And what about Vladimirovna? How should I fill out a form?
Best regards,
Dina
Thanks for your.
very helpful lesson.
Have a good week-end Rebecca
I got 5/6! Thanks for the lesson!!
thanks!
You got 5 correct out of 6.
thank you.
Thanks a lot :)
many thanks, we need more conversation with many examples
Another very useful lesson, thank you Rebecca!
thanks
6/6
thanks a lot, Rebecca, hugs (Kazakhstan o3 Dec2o21:)
Yes it’s very good and i love Louis
I watched this video twice on March 24, 2022, and took the quiz after watching it once. I got six correct out of 6.
I got 5 correct out of 6
I got 5/6.
Thank you!
Thank you for your helpful information how to fill official forms applying for a new job or at the customs at the airport.
I think, in North America the Christian name was a synonym for the first name in former times.Am I wrong?