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Thank you for giving us such great explanation Rebecca, I want to ask you some help regarding the differences between even though, though and although, and i think you, as Envid, don’t have a video regarding conjunctions like first and foremost, furthermore, moreover and so on there are so many and more used than others right so i was wondering if you can make a video of these conjunctions would be very helpful for everybody, thank you so much

vladimir20

    though and although is conjunction, they same mean. although+clause ; though+ clause/ adj/noun.
    “though” also mean “but”.etc : i thought he’d been drinking, though i were not completely sure.

    huongueh

    really great but i hope you can tell more about language functions

    emad ashwal

    thank you very very much !

    sadallah

    thanks so much my teacher

    mohamadkloub

    sorry for interfering you but it’s explained by Adam already :)

    ACE-MINT

    It’s All right

    kotoz

thanks Rebecca

amrghaly1987

you did a great job

noura fikry

great job,thanks rebecca :)

mohamed

you r such as great teacher. this lesson was freakin’ awesome. cya.

Efrain Dominguez

thank youfor this lesons

rozin93q

Thanks a lot Ms. Rebeca !!!
You are great teacher !!!
I like yor speaking style.. it really so obvious to understand you.. keep going!

Sanan Aliyev

Thanks Rebecca! Very useful lesson.

esphiritu

awesome explanation!!!! i really like it

Lizzy

thank you so much

makham piao

Thanks Rebecca.
I hope one day to talk on equal terms with you

Franco

Thank you very much Rebecca.
I would like one thing about “Sorry”
I have been in Toronto two years ago. It was my first time in abroad. The first time that I bumped into someone by mistake on a crowded subway, I said: “I’m sorry” and the other person said me “Sorry”. Several times and always same! Why? I don’t understand, I mean, if I bump into to you, why you say “sorry”. Is there any explication? Thanks a lot.

Ray

    We tend to be overly polite! It’s a stereotype about Canadians and British people, but people probably do it everywhere.

    engVid Moderator

      I often want to meet those who reflect over politeness.

      prakhar

Hi, Rebecca. You are a great teacher and explains really clearly. What I like most about your lessons is that I understand every single word you say. I like your classes so much. Thank you for your great help. bye.

Daniel C Herculano

    yeah,i really enjoy her lesson as well.

    avonsim

      ME TO… :D

      RUSHIL

Thank you so much to teach us these useful expressions! Could you make a video about “Excuse”, “Excuse me”? Bye.

Mario

Thank you Rebecca.

Hassan

Dear kind teacher,thank you very much for the great lesson.I have a question what is the difference bettween sorry for being late and sorry for comeing late.i wish you reply my.

nooria123

Well! That’s a nice lesson Rabecca. And i got 6 out of 6 right answers.

rajesh

Thank you Rebecca, your lesson is cool, I got 6 of 6 questions.. :)

kurtz

Hi…
I’m from Brazil and this is my first experience with this site and I’m very pleased with the content and the teachers.

Thank you so much!!!

Fabio

That is ok.I scored 6 out of 6.The lesson and the explanation were great.
You bump into someone by making mistake on a crowd street.What could u say? Sorry
You arrive late for an important meeting with your boss.What could u say?
I apologize for the delay.You are taking a message for your colleague.You cant hear the person s name over the phone.What could u say? I m sorry.Could you please repeat your name.
You were tired last night and got mad at your friend when he asked you a simple question.

fakhranda

    thanks a lot, Rebecca. Could u show us some methods to get high score in TOEFL Test?

    mek bean

    how good! i think you’re really great in english conversation with repeated all the question! :))))

    NUUR

Thank you for the lesson Rebecca

sabeeh

thank you for teaching :)

bakhtiyar ali

Hi Rebecca,
Thanx for teach us.

Abdul Qayum

Hi, Rebecca

what is the good way to reply in a sympathy situation?

good job.

aldammak

Hi there,
I’m so grateful 2 u n I wanna know which 1 is right?!:
1.Apology accepted.
2.Apology is accepted.
Tx in advance.
6 out of 6.

fatiima8

    2 is right

    huongueh

    I would say 1.apology accepted.

    dandremw7

hey dear rebeeca, aftar a long time i listen your lesson , u r too good

tayyab

Thank you for this usefull lesson and for all you are doing. I want to ask a little question: What is the difference between: I’m told that… and I was told that… ?

youssef9

Hello Rebecca.Thank you very much for your lesson.Good job.:)

eltun

tks for teaching

:)

Thanks Rebecca :)

Tural

This class was very important to me!
Thank you very muth, Rebecca!

Edval

Thanks Rebecca!

Danni

i am glad to join you

rozey

Thanks Rebecca,i appreciated this lesson very well.

wambayves936

a wonderful teacher, thank you very much.

Mohammed

thanx alot teacher. i like your way.

ali454545

Thank you Rebecca.

belen08

I wonder the meaning of “lol”, I have no idea what it is. Thanks

Marcia

    It means “laughing out loud”. You can learn more about LOL and other abbreviations in our lesson on texting slang.

    engVid Moderator

thanks rebecca, I think is very very useful

cridigar

sorry I forgot to log in first.
this class was very important
thanks a lot

cridigar

thanks rebecca you are a great teacher I want it to know the difference between all and everything .. thanks a lot and happy mothers day

leo

    all : whole of an amount thing or type of thing. use for things, people: all boys, all books
    everything : each thing or all things.
    everything can be a subject in the sentence.
    all+(of) + nouns : all day, all girls.all can’t be a sub in sentence
    hope it’s useful

    huongueh

      All I want to know is what you were doing in my wallet. Isn’t that using ‘all’ as a subject?

      peanutgal

        My previous comment was wrong. What about “All is well”?

        peanutgal

I am so happy! I can learn English with these good teachers…i like English so much!

hasi

thank u very much :)

alalawimoon

Thats really attractive way bcz every body can practice through quiz.Really a good way you have to teach.

Ukasha

thank you very much Rebecca !!!
that was positively useful situations!!

Abdelfattah

ALOT OF THANKS REBECCA (:

begule16

thank you very mucht,god bless you

faafaa

Thanks a bunch! Very useful!!!

Galina

Clear! Thanks!

samreaksa168

Thank you for your teaching. It’s very useful

KUENWAI

Oh Jesus only 1 mistake. i wonder at my progress and understandings

Labraiz Bhatti

Thanks :)
I love the video

snicka

thx so much :)

rayan

thank you Rebecca…great…

sazzy

6/6 Wow!

Ashu

teacher please tell me that how can i improve my listening power and accent

zia125

the lesson is very good
thank you

reqah

I’m really enjoying your teaching, you are the best carry on, it’s very useful lessons from now on i’ll keep watching you every day

osama

Thank you for your teaching for all ESL students. I did not know well in apologize before.I have known apologize to someone is really important and have to show our feeling as well as mercy. Now I know many way to apologize. Thanks Rebecca for your teaching.

ben19

Thanks a lot Rebecca for your classes. They are very useful for people who want to improve their english. Only a question. There are two ways to write apologise / apologize. Which of both is most commmon?
Thank you again, see you

Gonzalo

thank you…it really help :)

ayu

I’m an Egyptian and in my country they respond ” I’m sorry ” with ” never mind ” is that a right thing to do , and would u tell me when ” never mind should be used ….. ???

Muhamed Yaseen

Hi, You’ve really done good job

ved

thanks you a lot l alweys like how you expain the lessons, thank you again.ok

engieer3

really very simple and easy when you explain any lesson also i like to show all your lessons.

mohamed

Thanks Rebecca ,you’re teaching so good .God bless you.

Momndad

Thanks Rebecca!
I’m writing in connection with the lesson above. You always know what it’s important for learners.
Take care of you. The world needs you.

Hoppel

It was simply great.
Thanks teacher

zaman

Thanks..very nice

Ramya

Thanks miss Rebecca!

tina

Thank you teacher. Your speech is really awesome and very useful.

Veera

hi my teacher rebeca for your teaching eng/vdo i’ll very usefull on that can you give me more ex gramma.thanks.

grammer

Thanks Rebecca mam for a good class

sashwat

thank you you are a grate teacher , i did not know that there were so many ways to apologize

faisal saudia arabia

thank u

haya1

Thank you for all your help Rebecca. You are great.

tantai

thank u somich Rebecca

khalid2000

inow its clear to me thanks a lot ill practice everything i have learned thank you

peajay

Thank you Teacher Rebecca

anajdi

Thanks Rebecca for you lesson. 6/6

NIK

Really great!!

Shafi

Thank you Rebecca. I am excited.

gvantsa

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I NEED TO IMPROVE MY ENGLISH

oliboni22

thanks for you for all these efforts

ahmed zakaria

I thank you for this wonderful site

bassem21400

this lesson was great help for me. thank you so much teacher

sanosuken

the lesson and the quiz arre so helpful.Thank alot teacher.

supatra

very good job why BUT why i can’t see my result

Abdo

Thank you rebecca

Rajesh

h i my dear teacher really i understood this lesson thank u for ur helping

mohamed

Thank you very much for such good explanation!!

Marina

Hi Rebecca,
Is it ok to spell ‘Apologize’ and ‘Apologise’ ?
Which is formal?
Thank You.

Manoj

    “Apologise” is just the British English spelling.

    engVid Moderator

I’m deeply sorry Rebecca, for making a delay to your class.I can’t listen your class last weekbecause I had a trip.

ayisha

Thank you Rebecca!!!

federico84

Thank you very much Rebecca, i didn’t know the 5 ways to apologize, i always use only im sorry. thanks again .

remon

Hi teachers, my name is Elias Moreno and I am from: Fortaleza a big city in BRASIL.I am so happy because I just found ENGVID.COM. Sorry my english it is not good yet.

Elias Moreno

great mam Rebecca

jaan

Thank You Very Much Miss Rebecaaaaaaaa

sunilsahoo1989

amazing.although i’m just begginer in english,i understand clearly every word that you say.i love your video.thanks anyway

ika prayanthi

Thank you Rebecca for your lesson. Contact me in face

Ignacio

Thanks so much Rebecca.and i have a quest ion how i can make my speaking,

Abdul hamed

thanks for your support

amir azab

Thaank you soo muuch Rebecca seriously you are the best teacher !!
Really im from Arabic and your lessons is helped me alot to improve my English
So thank you so much
Keep Doing the good work :) !!

Nana

    Sorry there is a mistake :P
    im Arabic **

    Nana

Thank you Rebecca
I am from Yemen , When I listen To your lessons I feel I’m drinking water.

mohamed99

Thank you Rebecca for your lesson

eva1702

THANK YOU! IT’S SUCH A COOL LEARNING FOR THE PEOPLE WHO WORST IN ENGLISH SPOKEN LIKE ME…

NUUR

thank u rebeka,i like your way to give lessons very simple but very interesting,you are just great;go on i like you so much

aziz

Thank you Rebecca!

annamel

    ??

    *abumoayad

Thank you so much, Rebecca!

nelmarpermen

Thaaaank you very very much

wafa

Thank you, Rebecca!!!

Jane Morar

    Hi Jane! I´m an advanced level student. Would you like talking and practice with me? See you.

    mauroyoung

Hi dear Rebecca,can you please explain to me this sentences

((I look forward to meet you.
I look forward to meeting you.))
I can not undrestand what different betwin these 2 sentences
why the first is wrong and why the second is right
thank you

nadereus

    Hi there;
    Hope all’s well with u,
    The 2nd is right bcoz “I’m 4ward 2(verb)+ing …” is an expression”.
    Glad I could help!

    fatiima8

Hi dear Rebecca,can you please explain to me this sentences?

((I look forward to meet you.
I look forward to meeting you.))
I can not undrestand what different betwin these 2 sentences
why the first is wrong and why the second is right
thank you

nadereus

    Sentence 2 is correct because the word “to” is a preposition. After a preposition a verb gets -ing. e.g. I’m used to getting up early.

    enigma

Thanks teacher this lesson it is important for children and begginer person but still i intersten that lesson

Mr Right

you are a great teacher

princess

Thanks a lot for such a nice topic and the way you have taught.

Poorna

it was helpful. Thanks!

iamnrj

thx, very useful

tomasfromczech

thank you very much for your time. am very happy to learn with you.

john k hagan

perfect, thank you so much

Honza

Thank you a lots the lesson was easy

med1

Ok, thanks for one more lession. It’s a very tasty way to learn.

amtmarcos

Sorry, I mean lesson.

amtmarcos

thank you Rebecca for this useful lesson.

odir

Thanks for explaination.

Jagdish

I am so glad, while I waching your lesson with friends

martins

thank very much,your lesson very usefull. could I have some lesson from mr. jon & ms.Emma pleas? if can then send them to my e-mail

martins

nice lesson

yoyooo66

Thank you Rebecca!!! I think from now on I know how to apologize in different situations.

Angelina

I really love this lesson, thanks a lot

samsamo

Thanks you so much Rebecca.

Rajasekar

yhank rebeca
is a good teacher

jwortizec

Very informative one. Thanks Rebecca. God bless you

Fredrick

I am from India and m first hit in this site. Thank u very much and I am reccomading this site to my daughter

Unni kalathiparambil

Thank you very much for lesson )

kateles5

You really doing great job .we need your explanation for each lessons . Thank you so much

Zeki

it is very helpful to improve my level in english. thanks.

joseph

thank you so much.

farnaz

thank you…see you

chotika

nice one g

Yasir

important lesson i like it so much thank you Rebecca

hindoucha

thank you teacher

jeff

thank you

sabiro

thank you so much, its very useful to me.

sdeshmukh

Great lesson , Thanks a lot teacher

goldenriki9

6 out of 6.. Thanks a lot! :)

aristeo

What´s up in the question number 4 I´ve got a mystake , but if i have a conversation about my friend its probably that lenguage, its very common or no formal , could you answer me or tellme whats the diference? or why informal aswer in this case ,about friends its no the correct answer , like always thanks Rebecca I apreciate all the material that you include in class

albertblue

    Hi Albert,
    If you get mad with one of your friends and you shout to him/her, the best way to fix that “issue” is saying “I’m sorry”. I think saying “whats up” doesn’t mean you regret.

    alarhu

thank u rebecca u are nice teacher.

amina

Nul doute vous avez un talent remarquable pour l’enseignement.

Thanks a lot

cordelia04

can you tell me what do English people say when someone dies (to his relatives)
is it just I am sorry for your loss or there are other common expressions? and what would be their response? please someone answers me , thanks.

Hisham

Thanks a lot , its a very beneficial lecture, Good work please keep it up

sandy001

Love it!! As usual your classes are fantastic!

sunshine

thank u Rebecca wish ya all da best

omarabdalaziz

thank you. she helps me know clearly what I have ever said before

TRUNG TRAN

Thank you Rebecca for your lesson.

cordelia04

Wonderful lesson. I learned how to say “Sorry” to other, it’s necessary for our better life.

elioma2403

thanks a lot Rebecca.it’s very necessary for us.

ammar

Thank you Rebecca!

hamraouisante

thank you

Tinh

thank you so much rebecca for all that

firdaouse

    thank you so much rebecca for all of that

    firdaouse

thank you very much rebeca

isabelfrancisco123

I got full mark. Thank you, Rebecca!

sam179

I don’t like apologizing because you did something not nice. On my 2012 birthday, I bumped into a girl in 6th grade named “Ashley” who plays with her glasses a lot. My helper was “Mrs. Friedman.” She told me to apologize to Ashley, but I would not, so I wrote down why I don’t like apologizing. When I wrote, I misdefined, “apologize.” I thought that it meant “you did something wrong,” but it means “you did something bad” like bumping into someone.

Jesse Corey

hi rebecca
you are so helpful , thank you so much, this lesson made things so clear for me .

salimsolo

All the 7 teachers r excellent. may God bless u all. I want to know why is there difference between the pronunciation of but and put. Please answer. If possible e-mail this answer at ahpanwar@yahoo.com Thanks.

Amjad Hussain

thank you

sadzone

Thank you Rebecca. I really like the way you teach.

Noynar

verry good

melly077

Thank you for this lesson,Rebecca.Now I know to how to say sorry in different way and also how to respond to it.

lhem76

thank you so much, I saw that you write apologise this way and “ao
pologize” that way!, Sorry but don’t undrestand the diferece betwen? thank you again.

mounir

Thank you Rebecca!

fatima

That was a nice lesson .
Thank you teacher .

Amani

thanks you very much!

dinhvantung

thank you rebecca

ilyes

¡Wonderful job Envid! Many people around the world, have improved the knowledge of the English language, me included. Thanks a lot for that.I hope this program will continue for ever. Regards to Ronnie, Rebeca and to the rest of execellet teacher.

Jose M. ROSALES

thx now i can spell the word i need thx a lot for your lessonn god bless you

milensky

Thank you, Rebecca. Your lesson is interesting.
I’ve learned a lot from you.

Vanbaklf

Thanks Rebecca. I learned a lot form you, too.

kutchaney

This lecture is so useful for polite person to show their kindness.

prakhar

Thanx for helping us learning more Rebecca. We really appreciate what u did for us! Thank you and thank you very much. I wouldnt know about 5 ways to apologize without u. I hope you will read this comment, Thank you

Syzzz

Thanks a lot. You’re great!

iremaslan

Thank you for wonderful English lesson…

Bicky

Thanks for your lessons. They´re very usefull to me.

Jaime

Thanks a lot! I’ve learned a lot in your site.

lhornz28

Thanks a lot !

kathy

wo0o0o000o0w I got 100%

sprayrain

I’m sorry about the notice. Please, add little more information about sympathy to the wall :)

Vitaly

Thanks Rebecca! I wish you all the best in your doing here.

ostap

thnxxxxxx this is the best for practice…

Haidar

igot 100 points
thanks for this lesson.

syed hasan nabeel

bravo!!! I got 100 :D:D:D

iin

thank you verymuch

dattatraya

Thank you teacher for the useful lesson!!!!!

katerynakoziar

its vary nice explication how to say sorry i like it so much thanks for that Rebecca mam…

prajakt55

What a nice exposure !

Victor

Many thanks Ms Rebecca I have understood each word I hear from you so I got full mark honestly you are very good teacher

hassouna

thank you for you lesons .It is very helpful.

ela

thanks

eyes

Thank you

pazcol26

i want you help me in the gramma cause i need to speak english fluent and i know that you are the person i had been waiting for writte me please thanks

sammy

thank you

goldenrose

Thank you so much.

haifa212

Wow awesome, after i watch the video, i do quiz, do you know the result i get 6

Kusairi

Thanks :)

AlexanderS

I like this lesson thank you teacher rebeca

Sara

can we use
“don’t need to apologise”
instead of “no need to apologise”

gurudutt

thank you teacher rebecca igot 100.

lovellagumbay87

Thank you so much for doing well

Jannat

thank you so much

Ai

Thanks a lot to help us.

Sadat

im very thankful to u

ravi

I just today discovered these lessons it’s just adorable , I feel about missing lessons like I lost part of my life. Thank very much for your wonderful work.

Asoldelmar

thanks rebicca for teaching me

aimancool

I love all your videos. Thank you!

Regine

I apologize you do not understand something

Alawi

Thanks Rebicca , I’m the elder student in your class , and the most thankful

azizyasin

thank you

ilmirayasin

Thank you so much Rebecca
your lessons are very useful

darya20

Hi
I’m from Iran
I am a teacher. I love this website.
thank you for everthing

Parvin

thank you about the lesson.

feras11

Hi, I just wanna say Thank You so much for the lessons. God bless to all engvid team !

foxkarg

Dear Rebecca, you are teaching us the proper reaction . Thank you.

stupor67

Dear Mam, How can i say if i didnt understand what the other person said to me. what can i say politely to repeat what he said .

fainamathew

    Say, “Pardon?” It’s like “What (did you say)?” but sounds more polite.

    engVid Moderator

I´m really enjoying these class! Thank you Rebeca!

erickjohn123

    Tanks all the teachers!

    erickjohn123

Lecture about The difference between ‘sorry about’ and ‘sorry for’ is extremely easy to understand.
At first,I thought this video was too easy..
But, at last, I could understand this video is greatest in this world.
Please continue your great acitivity.

minourajapan

Hello Ms. Rebecca,

I got 6 correct out of 6, special thanks for you as you learned me new things.
Hope to support me as I want to improve my English skills.
Do you know site can test my English level ?

King Regards,
Amr Aboul Enein

amraboulenein89

thank you do much.it’s a great lesson.

bella19

surely going to use these ways

sdprafulla

thanks alot ♥

olaa

I really got benefit from it!thanks Rebecca that is a great job! :)

diyaa

hi, thanks for the lesson, I have a question about it, It is apologize or apologise? you have both in the lesson.. I think is Apologize.. thanks

pablonicholas4444

Thank you very much! Your tips are always useful.

zois

Thank you very much. your lesson is very good to me

eunju7856

thank you my teacher Rebecca you are great in ways of talking.

adnanttt1

100% again! yes!! =D

jmanuel

Thanks Rebecca.

Rosa

Hi Rebecca! My quiz score was 100%. Ya~y! I did it :D Also I’ve just said “sorry” or “so sorry”. I knew really sorry, extremely sorry, deeply sorry etc… at the first time. Thank you ;) They are different from the emotions and environments, aren’t they?

Can I ask a few question? Have you ever used deeply sorry,””really sorry” and so on? How often do you usually use “Sorry”? I’m not kidding you. I’m serious.

I’d heard that people didn’t use it so much, and instead of it, “Excuse me” or “Pardon.” Because “sorry” is deep emotion (as you know). I’d heard if I used “sorry” so much, I would be accused for something. Were they kidding me? Anyway I’m confused. Thank you :)

Happy04

Thanks Rebecca

Chella

Thanx Rebecca, I got hundred percent!!!

antoniocoelhoneto

Thank you Rebecca.
your lesson is very easy to understand!

SanaF

It was good experience

mhmafzal

Thank you, Rebecca!

Marcio R Santos

Can anyone suggest any website where anyone can practice speaking free of cost or any other related site

J.K.HEMASREE

I had 83.thanks Rebbeca

khattabi

I like this website.

bangonrat

thanks)))

Oserbaeva Arailym

I got 10 out of 10!! Thank you so much! Now I know difference between “Sorry for” and “Sorry about”!

Jeyeon

thank you so much

most226

Thanks 6/6

Amedina28

I am salar from iranian. one of the my best wish learn and speak english very soon. but i dont khnow how? my dear and my best teacher please help me. Thank you very much Rebecca.

salar salam

It’s really interesting to know different ways of saying sorry.
thank you,Rebecca

ghanshyam141

I enjoy that

dagora2005

Good lession.

Khairul Naim

Thank Rebecca

Phana Hem

Thanks got 83%.

Abdul Qayum

this lesson very amazing.I’m so excited

4808a

Thank you much for the lesson I got perfect score.

kweng2

Tnx Rebecca, you’re a great teacher!

Gallogher

Thank u Reecca

anna rosyadi

Thanks Rebecca! I got 85% :)

Ho Tri Thuc

Thank oyu.Sorry,thank you.

Iamhere.

Thanks Rebecca!SO useful.

SuYeon Kim 333

thanks … !!!

lucky2793

I think that lesson will help me apologizing correctly. Thank you Rebecca for teaching us how to express regret in a proper way. Thank you for the tips about the tone of the voice.

lhidya

I love the lesson

venelin737

Very useful !

Hey guys, if you want to improve your english at skype, please add me!

emrah.bulduk@hotmail.com

emrahbulduk1987

Dear Rebecca,
Thank you for this lesson about apologies which clarifies the use of daily expressions.
Best regards.

Peter

Thank you for this great lesson.

Ibiscast2727

Great job for special lesson.

werawan

    Hey could you send me your watsapp no plz because u r taking English so that’s why I’m taking this purpuse.

    Shahez khan

pleas, could you tell me the expression that the teacher said in 6:30 min? something with “well”. Thanks in advance!

ELIZPE

Thank you.

RedLO

Very very useful lesson. Thank you.

Abhi

Thank you ms Rebecca.

mayette77

6/6

ann ann

i am extremely sorry , I don’t know how to thank you for your explaination

Khaled Deiab

Thank you very much for your lesson.
5/6 wrong was about crowded street.
and…

what means huh, Is it “emotion” word?

tutunia

thanks a lot

sheresh1987

Yey, thanks…

Harry Harun

it’s useful.

witkrabi1

Very useful I agree, thanks a lot Rebacca.

engVid770

Thank you Rebecca

kheireddine007

I got 100! Thank you for the lesson!

robi75

thanks!

shihai182

thanks Rebecca.
I got 6 correct out of 6

Elvinaga

You got 5 correct out of 6.

thanks..

M kartal

As usual, Rebecca, your course has really been refreshing.

SHINESHINE

Good job Rebecca, you are the best!

wsantos23

Thank you Rebecca, very easy to understand??

Reynalda

thank you Rebecca for all your lessons its so beneficet for us.

dalal92

Thanks Rebecca thats so very clearly for my students.

ilonaayu

6/6. Rebecca, thanks a lot for all you doing for students! So sorry that i didn`t have such wonderful teacher like you are when i was a child.

Alenasimple

    Hi Alena! greetings from Argentina. I´d want to know if you´d like talking with me to practice and improve our english. And, why not, to be friends. See you.

    mauroyoung

I’m really appreciated regarding this matter thank you Rebecca for teaching us clearly

abubakar yunusa musa

Teacher Rebecca thanks, you are very fastastic.

Wilson Barrera

very good lesson,thank you!

Aurilene Bessa

I like this video, I learned a lot, Thanks :)

Sergio Perez

Thank you, Rebecca, for your best video lesson,
but I’m sorry I can not attend a class every day.

may

Thanks dear ?

Tahshi

sorry seems to be the hardest word!

RABIA 6

5/6
Thank you Rebecca, hugs. (Kazakhstan, 27Sept2021);

Jannyl

I watched this video twice on December 03, 2021, and took the quiz after watching it once. I got five correct out of 6.

ergn

I got 5/6.

Thank you!

lprnl

Very good teacher! Thank you!

nina.samodid
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