Yes, it is important to correct pronunciation errors. If someone presents themselves as a teacher, they should pay more attention when teaching. That’s why I approve of Kevin and Liza’s work!
Language chunks are patterns of words that are regularly used together in the same (or nearly the same) order. Collocations, phrasal verbs, fixed (and semi-fixed) expressions, verb patterns, idioms, and more can all be considered 'chunks'. It’s something that I was taught while getting my TESOL certificate in the UK
I'm sure dictionaries are correct, there's no doubt about it pal BUT when speaking fast some or maybe all natives in the USA don't pronounce it or barely pronounce it. I've never been to United Kingdom but I guess they do pronounce it. Besides, there might be exceptions. Remember that not all native English speakers speak according to the Grammar rules of their own language.
Like footballers and crossfiters are the golden fund of orthopedics , Marina is one of the everlasting sources of different kinds of mistakes which you need to find and clarify)) good job!
A chunk is a piece, commonly a big one. A chunk of money, a chunk of ice, data chunk. By chunks she means a group of words with well known definition. Make a long story short, a pattern of two or more words. “as far as I am concerned, to the best of my knowledge, something like that” and so on
0:12 I was having a harder time understanding what she says at the beginning. I could only hear "if you 'toos' to order" apparently she means "choose to order".
She means Chants i think. In Russian students book they're used as small parts of phrases . Or some times we can hear let's chant and it means repeat.😊
Hi Kevin, I honestly don't know what she meant to say either but I guess I've got a slight idea and I think she meant to say "Chats" but she doesn't know how to pronounce it. And since you know Spanish Kevin, and as you well know "chats" means "charla" and maybe she confused it with "phrase" which means "frase" in spanish, I guess she should've said; - "you can use one of these "phrases" NOT chats. Well that's how I see it but I'm not really sure. 😊👍.
Hey dude, where is your friendly demeanor 😅I told you .don't need to touch Marina ,😅I'm going to be like a father ,she has a kid 😮I was listening for your video with one guy from NY on hellotalk ,he said you a badass 😂but I like your video ❤
Yeah Kevin, I guess she meant to say "creative" 'cause as far as I know the word "gregative" doesn't exist in English but I might be wrong, you're the one who can clear that up Kevin. I think she made that up or she doesn't know how to pronounce the word "creative".
Ariannita and Giovana are the MOST (so far) obnoxious, self proclaimed teachers of American English. Marina still thinks in Russian. Venya is silly and teaches nonsense. Vicky is inventing *everyday* American English.
Hi Kevin . I don't know why she used this word , as it seems to me she used " You can use some chants" because one of the meanings of this word in the Russian language is " речевка" . Your wife Liza is supposed to know this word as she teaches the Russian language . But we don't use this word in this context in Russia .
I agree. From my point of view, many mistakes that she made can be noticed by a native English speaker...and of course, they would noticed it right away. For those who are still struggling to learn English, there are a whole bunch of other things to be learned. Pointing out that you should not say "baeaetter" when you mean better, or "napkean" instead of napkin, sometimes is a bit out of context. Anyone can fix these pronounciation mistakes over time. Maybe Kevin don't agree with this. The way he sees that, it is such a huge mistake! But I bet any English speaker would know what they mean from the context in a everyday situation. Some pronounciation sounds are very suttle to non native English speakers. He could still point out these things but not being so sarcastic. I don't mean to be unfair, ' cause Kevin is such a great teacher, but this is just my opinion about that.
Just don't watch them then! These videos are incredibly helpful for us to notice what mistakes we're making or what mistakes we can avoid. It is a you problem if you're offended by this
@@roger26714If someone is struggling to learn English(beginners), there are plenty of UA-cam channels for them, and it is a great thing people like him decide to call out these "teachers" who are only spreading misinformation. They're misleading millions of people with their incompetent teaching. That's what is not right.
You need to upgrade your English, grammar is not the only subject in learning a language. Pronunciation is a very important thing in order to communicate.
Chunks are groups of words that can be found together in language, such as fixed collocations.
Yes, it is important to correct pronunciation errors. If someone presents themselves as a teacher, they should pay more attention when teaching. That’s why I approve of Kevin and Liza’s work!
Language chunks are patterns of words that are regularly used together in the same (or nearly the same) order. Collocations, phrasal verbs, fixed (and semi-fixed) expressions, verb patterns, idioms, and more can all be considered 'chunks'.
It’s something that I was taught while getting my TESOL certificate in the UK
Thanks for all your hard work
Thank you for your work! Your videos are really helpful!
You ‘r a great teacher sir ❤love from India. Great video
These girls have been giving a lot of service to Kevin correcting their mistakes.
That was a good and creative way to practice English by calling customer service. 😂🎉🎉🎉🎉 Great video!
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As I have always thought: you're the very best English teacher. Thank you SO much for your GREAT job!!! Kind regards from Mexico.
I don't think the mistakes are important, but the corrections are 😊
I think you're a little wrong pal, because, then.
how would you know what the correction is about ?.
Thank you so much ❤❤❤
Love it! Make more mistakes. We’re learning a lot from Kevin. This is a good technique in studying English, really more practical. 👍
Great video.
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environment, government....Dictionaries say there's no silent 'n'
Yes, they do. From the Cambridge Dictionary: /ɪnˈvaɪ.rə.mənt/
I'm sure dictionaries are correct, there's no doubt about it pal BUT when speaking fast some or maybe all natives in the USA don't pronounce it or barely pronounce it. I've never been to United Kingdom but I guess they do pronounce it.
Besides, there might be exceptions.
Remember that not all native English speakers speak according to the Grammar rules of their own language.
I love this channel
Like footballers and crossfiters are the golden fund of orthopedics , Marina is one of the everlasting sources of different kinds of mistakes which you need to find and clarify)) good job!
Marina vs Giovanna.
Team Marina here!❤
A chunk is a piece, commonly a big one. A chunk of money, a chunk of ice, data chunk. By chunks she means a group of words with well known definition. Make a long story short, a pattern of two or more words. “as far as I am concerned, to the best of my knowledge, something like that” and so on
all that glitters is not gold
Chats, she said, conversation.....
That is a very different pronunciation.
0:12 I was having a harder time understanding what she says at the beginning. I could only hear "if you 'toos' to order" apparently she means "choose to order".
I think she said chats
Giovanna is impossible...😢
obnoxcious
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She means Chants i think. In Russian students book they're used as small parts of phrases . Or some times we can hear let's chant and it means repeat.😊
She is NOT Russian. Giovana Gogola. She is Brazilian. She is extremely obnoxcious.
@@MaryJones-fs4wf I didn't say that. Read carefully. Anyway thanks for a new word. Obnoxious. I had to use translator to understand.
That is a very different pronunciation and the English definition is also different.
1:04 Pff also don't like her forced accent, listen to Kevin he sounds natural...
chants? :P
Hi Kevin, I honestly don't know what she meant to say either but I guess I've got a slight idea and I think she meant to say "Chats" but she doesn't know how to pronounce it.
And since you know Spanish Kevin, and as you well know "chats" means "charla" and maybe she confused it with "phrase" which means "frase" in spanish, I guess she should've said;
- "you can use one of these "phrases" NOT chats.
Well that's how I see it but I'm not really sure. 😊👍.
Hey dude, where is your friendly demeanor 😅I told you .don't need to touch Marina ,😅I'm going to be like a father ,she has a kid 😮I was listening for your video with one guy from NY on hellotalk ,he said you a badass 😂but I like your video ❤
Yeah Kevin, I guess she meant to say "creative" 'cause as far as I know the word "gregative" doesn't exist in English but I might be wrong, you're the one who can clear that up Kevin.
I think she made that up or she doesn't know how to pronounce the word "creative".
Ariannita and Giovana are the MOST (so far) obnoxious, self proclaimed teachers of American English. Marina still thinks in Russian. Venya is silly and teaches nonsense. Vicky is inventing *everyday* American English.
No she didn't say gregative!
I think she said I teach you negative ways to learn English.
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Hi Kevin . I don't know why she used this word , as it seems to me she used " You can use some chants" because one of the meanings of this word in the Russian language is " речевка" . Your wife Liza is supposed to know this word as she teaches the Russian language . But we don't use this word in this context in Russia .
She is NOT Russian. She is Brazilian. chants????? " речевка"???? "Your wife Liza is supposed to know..."?
@@MaryJones-fs4wf Liza is ukro . Brazillian !!!! lol who told you that???
READ COMMENTS carefully, I didn't write down that Kevin's wife is Russian, I wrote down that she teaches Russian.
If you ask me, it seems to me she is Russian, yes she is definitely Russian.
If you ask me ,it seems to me she is Russian, yes she is definitely Russian.
Half her sentences don't make any sense...
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I hate these “Avoid Mistakes” series. Kevin, please stop, let’s just learn English, I love your regular series
I agree. From my point of view, many mistakes that she made can be noticed by a native English speaker...and of course, they would noticed it right away. For those who are still struggling to learn English, there are a whole bunch of other things to be learned. Pointing out that you should not say "baeaetter" when you mean better, or "napkean" instead of napkin, sometimes is a bit out of context. Anyone can fix these pronounciation mistakes over time. Maybe Kevin don't agree with this. The way he sees that, it is such a huge mistake! But I bet any English speaker would know what they mean from the context in a everyday situation. Some pronounciation sounds are very suttle to non native English speakers. He could still point out these things but not being so sarcastic. I don't mean to be unfair, ' cause Kevin is such a great teacher, but this is just my opinion about that.
Just don't watch them then! These videos are incredibly helpful for us
to notice what mistakes we're making or what mistakes we can avoid. It is a you problem if you're offended by this
@@roger26714If someone is struggling to learn English(beginners), there are plenty of UA-cam channels for them, and it is a great thing people like him decide to call out these "teachers" who are only spreading misinformation. They're misleading millions of people with their incompetent teaching. That's what is not right.
@@vio3366 I said, that was just my opinion! If it looks good to you, just keep it up! Good luck with that!👍
You need to upgrade your English, grammar is not the only subject in learning a language. Pronunciation is a very important thing in order to communicate.
I can be teacher to her