Join our "From Intermediate to Advance" course: bit.ly/3ye4JCn ⭐Use the promo code DONTSAY to get $20 off⭐ Time codes: 00:37 Making uncountable nouns countable 02:20 Using the wrong order of adjectives You can find the table with the order of adjectives from the video here: dictionary.cambridge.org/us/grammar/british-grammar/adjectives-order 04:12 Find a study buddy with our course 06:19 Agreeing with negative 07:50 No one says “I want to go to USA”
Lily looks as adorable as Emily and Emily looks as pulchritudinous as you, Marina!🌹🌼 ☺️...I realized today..that Lily and Emily are rhyming words!! I'm damn sure that Emily and Lily will also make a good melody in the future!! Lots of love to ur family Marina !!💞
I swear I have never been late for her remarkable lessons, so I greatly appreciate your come-in handy videos. A huge hug from Colombia. Adore shadow you.
This adjective table is BOSS!!! I love that! I’m native English speaker, and that’s exactly right. It’s one of those little things that make you sound more native.
I did my IELTS academics last time and achieved an overall 8 with nearly 3 weeks of preparation only. Thank you very much, your channel was quite useful. Best regards from Sri Lanka !!
The content in the video is very useful for me, especially the part of " agreeing with negative" .... Hopefully, you will update more and more exciting video in the future
There's a third way of responding that's perhaps less confusing. Just say "Go ahead" or "feel free." It's more clear and typically going to be accepted by native speakers.
Among the examples you gave, plural can be used to denote variety: This store offers a wide selection of wines The waters of the Adirondacks are rigorously protected I enjoy fruits such as apples, pears and bananas The spring rains are refreshing The airport stores accept monies from several countries
Other exceptions: And then the rains came. I’ll grab a couple of waters to take with us. That really gummed up the works. I hesitated to include the following slur but it is still in use: They’re a couple of fruits.
Yes, if we want to refer to individual varieties or individuals within an uncountable collective. Which we might also want to do for emphasis. E.g., "he sleeps with the fishes".
@@ireneteaches8994 I love your example. It reminds me of the very illustrative examples on the use of punctuation, “eats shoots and leaves” (a gorilla🌱🌿🦍) and “eats, shoots, and leaves” (Michael Corleone🍝🔫🚪).
@@ireneteaches8994 Hey, thanks for the reminder! I hadn't heard that expression since Tony 'IL BRUTO' told me that "Jimmy Hoffa is now sleepin' with the fishes" back in the 70s...
I lived in the Philippines and currently based here in the US. I actually didn’t know before why we put “the” before the word “Philippines”. I just imitated people because that’s what I usually heard. Lol. Glad to know now.
remember that the "Philippines" were called the "Philippine Islands" - that was still being used when i was growing up - there are many islands - so we wrap them up into one country by adding "the" to the front - it turns the many into one thing - "The Philippine Islands" which became "The Philippines" - same with "The Maldives" - many people think of them as a collection of islands - altho some call that country "Maldives" with the US - there are many states - so we make it one country by calling it "The United States" - many americans do not know that Mexico is actually "The United States of Mexico" - so we just call it "Mexico" finally - countries that end with an "s" but aren't a collection of things - such as "Laos" - are not given "the"
I have problem with writing and talking in english but I completely understand when someone talks to me in english or when I read and I would be happy if you upload another video about using commas thank you Marina for your classes
Hi Marina Ma'am! Thanks a million for bringing such incredible videos to us. I hope that you flourish in the same way always and keep being this miraculous. Love from India ❤️ Wishing you good luck ahead!!
Definitively, you are the best foreign English teacher I've ever seen, congratulations! Thank you for sharing shorts topics that improve our speaking skills or listening. Bravo!
I saw many of your vedio mam....and used that with my frnds,they were like hyyy, your way of English is super improved....I was like 😎 it's all linguamaina magic✨
Quite valuable suggestions worth adopting it. I really appreciate your diligence and perseverance for being fluent English teacher. Loads of love to you Marina. From🇮🇳
Another tip for using "the" for names of countries is that we use "the" if a country is composed of different states and/or many islands just like "the United Kingdom" and our country "the Philippines".
Essentially yep. It's more or less complicated countries that get the 'the" added. It's hardly just English that does it, I've noticed it in German where some countries get a definite article and some don't and the list doesn't seem to have any meaningful connection with when English does it. The easiest way of handling it is to just memorize the names of the countries as part of a sentence and then either it's got a definite article or it hasn't.
On the table of ordered adjectives, I've never seen that or even heard of that idea before. That said, there is a natural order that native speakers use, like "little red car' as opposed to 'red little car', but it's subtle, and unlikely anyone would notice. You would still be understood. These things are so subtle, they're better picked up naturally over time, not something you should worry about while learning the language.
More of a thing of common usage. Since there is a color that can be a little red, I believe written should be little-red car, or for the song, "Little-red corvette." but given we don't say hyphens, when speaking, common usage is a little red car [SIC] means the car is little. But if you are in school you should use the hyphen; Although, you could tell the teacher that you are using the common usage rule and not using the hyphen for that reason, or use the [SIC (latin for it has been written/said)]. Common usage trumps other rules.
@@WayneSmith619 Little-red as a colour refers to Little Red Riding Hood, and is an increasingly rare reference to hear. I would say nowadays, it‘s only interpreted correctly on first hearing when being used as part of a clause which aims only to describe the colour. That said, I think your hyphenation would be correct, although it’s not generally used for similar examples, such as ‘raven black‘.
I'm a native American English speaker and I would say that you could use either word order, depending on context. Is there more than one red car? Then it's the 'little, red car', with the emphasis on little. But, if there is more than one little car, then it's the 'red, little car', with the emphasis on red.
I pray for all the ones who are here god bless you all. Be safe as there are so many chaos occurring in the world. Be safe Marina sister and all. Amen! ❤😊🙏👍
When I started learning english I used to watch your videos and I didn't understand anything but now I can understand you and It's amazing. Greetings from Guatemala!! 👀
Hello Marina I'm a new fan of your channel...I really fell love with your channel. I want to understand native American English and want to improve my speaking skills also.....and your videos helps me a lot....thank you.
You are an amazing teacher👌 . I admire you so much😘😍 . Your videos are outstanding . I am your adorers.💓 Loads of love💕💕💕 from Bangldesh Love you and stay safe .
Hi Marina! Before watching your every new vedio,firslty I hit the like button and then listen your whole lecture😘.Every vedio is very very informative for me.Your talking style is so amazing.Loads of Love by my side,for you and for Emily and Lilly too🥰.
The order of adjectives is quite easy if you dig a little deeper into it. The more important the adjective is, the closer it stands to the noun, eg a beautiful young girl. ‘Beautiful’ is an opinion. For some people, she might seem ugly, but this doesn’t stop her from being young. So, “young” “sticks” to the noun.
It's one of the most complicated grammatical rules of any in any language. Fortunately, the consequences of getting it wrong are just that people know that you didn't grow up speaking proper English. You're not typically going to have problems with comprehension. But, because of the way that the ordering words, it can be a bit misleading about what aspect of the noun is being modified. Type and origin can be a bit hard to tell apart from time to time.
@@user-nr4zn8ib7j Yep, TBH, the order just is what it is. The only way around it is to just limit yourself to one or two adjective types and practice those. Native speakers only get it right because we've heard it in a given order so many times that it just sounds wrong if it's in a different order.
@@_RAINBOW_ aaha...I've a cousin who is married there. I think the name of the place is anandapur or smthng like that😂😂 So, what do you know about Kerala?😊
Linguamarina you always say welcome to linguamarina if u are interested continue watching why not use different words that mean the same meaning as interested because you have taught us different words in your previous videos Thank you alot linguamarina because your videos are slowly but surely helping me in English
Hey, it might be worth mentioning at the beginning that some of these can actually be used in plural if you think of them as countable. Eg. different types of rain, famous works of art, and wines as in different varieties. Love your classes x
I really like your content. And like I literally waits for your new video. Since I saw your first video I already became your admirer🥰.Lots of love ♥️ from India.
Marina, I started watching your videos just yesterday and I am already liking your content. I am also liking your voice and it has a good projection to it.
The checkered cotton blouse: In german we have this "unnatural adjective order" too, but if you want to express that all the other checkered blouses are of other materials you would say: "cotton checkered blouse" and it will turn naturally right.
It's the same in English! If you have a rack of 6 polka-dot blouses and a rack of 6 checkered blouses of different materials and you want the shop assistant to retrieve the cotton one, you would say "I'd like the cotton checkered blouse".
In English, it starts with the most general category and each adjective kinda gets more detailed and closer to the noun. “New 2021, 12.9 inch, silver iPad Pro.” All iPad Pros in 2021 are new. Half ipad pros are 12.9 inch. A forth ipad pros are silver.
@@trrt2719 Or the grammar is simply changing or broadening. Most grammatical structures develop bottom up, i.e. usage first, formal language rules much later.
the tips and new words that you teach us in your videos are so unique and interesting The Way You speek is very good I never get bored while watching your videos.
🙄 Don't say this, don't say that, don't sound this way, don't sound that way😂 Honestly I've lived in USA my entire life and really love the variety of accents, ways people sound, pronounce, use grammar etc. Practically all the time I can easily figure out exactly what the people are trying to say and mean. This variety of speech patterns actually adds fun & spice to the typical boring, bland and dull sound of the English/American language, spoken and forced upon us by some of our control freak school teachers. So many newly concocted words, actually included nowadays in the dictionary, simply didn't exist before.They are there because of the people who spoke them and used their creative imaginations. Viva la differance. Remember we are FREE! Free to speak any language we choose. God Bless 💥👍
Ohhh... I love that you mentioned "do you mind" scenarios... when ppl asked me that question, I would feel weird if I just answered in a single word, "No"... I find it more natural to say in an expanded form, "Oh yes.. go ahead!" or "oh no.. not at all".....
Yes you are really correct it is really usefull you told us why we make mistakes and you always teaches us good things which are useful for us . I am really proud of my best teacher.😊😊🥳🥳🤗🤗
I'm happy to have such a kind, sweet, beautiful, cute teacher and more like a sister etc... If I have to say there is so much which I can write in this. She really cares for others dreams she is good and the best sister. Thank you lord for giving such a beautiful and kind sister.
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Time codes:
00:37 Making uncountable nouns countable
02:20 Using the wrong order of adjectives
You can find the table with the order of adjectives from the video here: dictionary.cambridge.org/us/grammar/british-grammar/adjectives-order
04:12 Find a study buddy with our course
06:19 Agreeing with negative
07:50 No one says “I want to go to USA”
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Hey marina can u plz tell me why natives use whole entire instead of saying only whole..
I feel blessed to find your channel on UA-cam ❤️❤️...love you more than u do your fans😂😂
Lily looks as adorable as Emily and Emily looks as pulchritudinous as you, Marina!🌹🌼 ☺️...I realized today..that Lily and Emily are rhyming words!! I'm damn sure that Emily and Lily will also make a good melody in the future!! Lots of love to ur family Marina !!💞
I swear I have never been late for her remarkable lessons, so I greatly appreciate your come-in handy videos. A huge hug from Colombia.
Adore shadow you.
❤️
You're the best teacher i have ever seen.
Just love your way of teaching.
Loads of love from India 🇮🇳.
I can't thank you enough! Thanks to u, I won the storytelling competition!!
This adjective table is BOSS!!! I love that! I’m native English speaker, and that’s exactly right. It’s one of those little things that make you sound more native.
Hi Marina! Your videos help me a lot. I'm so thankful for having an opportunity to watch your content❤️
You are a admirable person. I really adore your accent. I can´t thank you enough, Marina.
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I did my IELTS academics last time and achieved an overall 8 with nearly 3 weeks of preparation only. Thank you very much, your channel was quite useful. Best regards from Sri Lanka !!
Your speech is so clearly that I can understand easily. Good luck ! Greetings from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿.
i thought she was american - eventually i could hear an accent - but it is very slight
The content in the video is very useful for me, especially the part of " agreeing with negative" .... Hopefully, you will update more and more exciting video in the future
Yes, agreeing with negative is a very common mistake! I have a video about answering negative questions that you may find helpful.
How are you doing today and how is the weather over there with you ☺️
There's a third way of responding that's perhaps less confusing. Just say "Go ahead" or "feel free." It's more clear and typically going to be accepted by native speakers.
Among the examples you gave, plural can be used to denote variety:
This store offers a wide selection of wines
The waters of the Adirondacks are rigorously protected
I enjoy fruits such as apples, pears and bananas
The spring rains are refreshing
The airport stores accept monies from several countries
Nice
Other exceptions:
And then the rains came.
I’ll grab a couple of waters to take with us.
That really gummed up the works.
I hesitated to include the following slur but it is still in use: They’re a couple of fruits.
Yes, if we want to refer to individual varieties or individuals within an uncountable collective. Which we might also want to do for emphasis. E.g., "he sleeps with the fishes".
@@ireneteaches8994 I love your example. It reminds me of the very illustrative examples on the use of punctuation, “eats shoots and leaves” (a gorilla🌱🌿🦍) and “eats, shoots, and leaves” (Michael Corleone🍝🔫🚪).
@@ireneteaches8994 Hey, thanks for the reminder! I hadn't heard that expression since Tony 'IL BRUTO' told me that "Jimmy Hoffa is now sleepin' with the fishes" back in the 70s...
Marina thank you because of you I improved my English
I lived in the Philippines and currently based here in the US. I actually didn’t know before why we put “the” before the word “Philippines”. I just imitated people because that’s what I usually heard. Lol. Glad to know now.
remember that the "Philippines" were called the "Philippine Islands" - that was still being used when i was growing up - there are many islands - so we wrap them up into one country by adding "the" to the front - it turns the many into one thing - "The Philippine Islands" which became "The Philippines" - same with "The Maldives" - many people think of them as a collection of islands - altho some call that country "Maldives"
with the US - there are many states - so we make it one country by calling it "The United States" - many americans do not know that Mexico is actually "The United States of Mexico" - so we just call it "Mexico"
finally - countries that end with an "s" but aren't a collection of things - such as "Laos" - are not given "the"
I have problem with writing and talking in english but I completely understand when someone talks to me in english or when I read
and I would be happy if you upload another video about using commas
thank you Marina for your classes
someone talks, not someone talk
@@ecwadorlife667 Thanks I have corrected it.
I love how she blinks her eyes and her teaching technique too ❤️🤗
l am from Azerbaijan ,thank you so so much this channel 😊Watching your videos motivates me a lot.
Hi Marina Ma'am!
Thanks a million for bringing such incredible videos to us.
I hope that you flourish in the same way always and keep being this miraculous.
Love from India ❤️
Wishing you good luck ahead!!
Mari i'm from Ethiopia and I swear you are the best english teacher like more than my school english teacher
You are the best English teacher on youtube. Lots of love from India 🇮🇳❤️
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Agreeing with negative, I totally agreed with this point. Very tiny mistake,
Good observation and thanks for bringing this to your video
Definitively, you are the best foreign English teacher I've ever seen, congratulations! Thank you for sharing shorts topics that improve our speaking skills or listening. Bravo!
Thanks a lot Marina just because of u I learned English 🥰🥰🥺..lot's of love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
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I saw many of your vedio mam....and used that with my frnds,they were like hyyy, your way of English is super improved....I was like 😎 it's all linguamaina magic✨
Quite valuable suggestions worth adopting it. I really appreciate your diligence and perseverance for being fluent English teacher. Loads of love to you Marina.
From🇮🇳
Another tip for using "the" for names of countries is that we use "the" if a country is composed of different states and/or many islands just like "the United Kingdom" and our country "the Philippines".
Essentially yep. It's more or less complicated countries that get the 'the" added. It's hardly just English that does it, I've noticed it in German where some countries get a definite article and some don't and the list doesn't seem to have any meaningful connection with when English does it.
The easiest way of handling it is to just memorize the names of the countries as part of a sentence and then either it's got a definite article or it hasn't.
Thank u so much for ur free UA-cam teaching and I am very much fond to ur channel every single day...
Except of your productive videos, in this episode your outfit is stunning. Mam you are the best virtual teacher I have.
On the table of ordered adjectives, I've never seen that or even heard of that idea before. That said, there is a natural order that native speakers use, like "little red car' as opposed to 'red little car', but it's subtle, and unlikely anyone would notice. You would still be understood. These things are so subtle, they're better picked up naturally over time, not something you should worry about while learning the language.
Yeah, I never knew there was a specific order. Maybe because we grew up with it, like you said, we just picked up on it.
More of a thing of common usage. Since there is a color that can be a little red, I believe written should be little-red car, or for the song, "Little-red corvette." but given we don't say hyphens, when speaking, common usage is a little red car [SIC] means the car is little. But if you are in school you should use the hyphen; Although, you could tell the teacher that you are using the common usage rule and not using the hyphen for that reason, or use the [SIC (latin for it has been written/said)]. Common usage trumps other rules.
@@WayneSmith619 Little-red as a colour refers to Little Red Riding Hood, and is an increasingly rare reference to hear. I would say nowadays, it‘s only interpreted correctly on first hearing when being used as part of a clause which aims only to describe the colour. That said, I think your hyphenation would be correct, although it’s not generally used for similar examples, such as ‘raven black‘.
I'm a native American English speaker and I would say that you could use either word order, depending on context. Is there more than one red car? Then it's the 'little, red car', with the emphasis on little. But, if there is more than one little car, then it's the 'red, little car', with the emphasis on red.
You would be understood, yes. You would also identity yourself as a non native speaker so it depends on how precise you need to be
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Thank you
@@Vicky-gq9jd Thank you Deepika sister.
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Thank you marina, I love your lessons so much. Thanks to you I have learned the grammar
When I started learning english I used to watch your videos and I didn't understand anything but now I can understand you and It's amazing. Greetings from Guatemala!! 👀
You're the bestest for English ✨ thanks to become a English teacher ❤️
Thanks for helping us navigate the treacherous waters of English grammar.
lesson was 👍🏻👍🏻.. Thank you so much marina , can you make another video for slang words ?
I really don't wanna miss any your videos😅 Hopefully, i am blessed to get teacher like you via digital medium😍 Lots of love from Nepal❤️
We do use the plural of wine as in “ In part 4 of the French Waterways guide to French wine we delve into Loire Valley wines. “
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когда услышал "фрукты" аж испугался, был на английской волне и будто тебя вытянули оттуда на мгновение))
thanks... really you'r my teacher in English...
Love how you teaching us
Best English teacher in world.
Thank for uploading this video.
Wow what a marvelous content
Marina!!!!!
Very interesting and useful. You are the best. Thank you
This is my one of the favorite topics . So thank you so much for this useful video
Hi Marina, You are the best Russian teacher who has a good English teaching skill. I like your correct grammar usage in English Marina
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Are u from Russia ?
Thanks a lot. I love watching English lessons with Marina as ACMP in the evening. Hello from Russia.
Hello Marina I'm a new fan of your channel...I really fell love with your channel. I want to understand native American English and want to improve my speaking skills also.....and your videos helps me a lot....thank you.
videos help, not videos helps
You are an amazing teacher👌 . I admire you so much😘😍 . Your videos are outstanding . I am your adorers.💓
Loads of love💕💕💕 from Bangldesh
Love you and stay safe .
Please do a video about using dictionaries like cambridge or oxford and how to extract the meaning from the definition .
Hi Marina!
Before watching your every new vedio,firslty I hit the like button and then listen your whole lecture😘.Every vedio is very very informative for me.Your talking style is so amazing.Loads of Love by my side,for you and for Emily and Lilly too🥰.
The order of adjectives is quite easy if you dig a little deeper into it. The more important the adjective is, the closer it stands to the noun, eg a beautiful young girl. ‘Beautiful’ is an opinion. For some people, she might seem ugly, but this doesn’t stop her from being young. So, “young” “sticks” to the noun.
How about tall, dark and handsome (man)? This common phrase contradicts your explanation.
It's one of the most complicated grammatical rules of any in any language. Fortunately, the consequences of getting it wrong are just that people know that you didn't grow up speaking proper English. You're not typically going to have problems with comprehension. But, because of the way that the ordering words, it can be a bit misleading about what aspect of the noun is being modified. Type and origin can be a bit hard to tell apart from time to time.
@@user-nr4zn8ib7j Yep, TBH, the order just is what it is. The only way around it is to just limit yourself to one or two adjective types and practice those. Native speakers only get it right because we've heard it in a given order so many times that it just sounds wrong if it's in a different order.
@@user-nr4zn8ib7j the key is in the "and". Young and beautiful girl works too.
@@user-nr4zn8ib7j That’s right! All these adjectives are also opinions 🤣🤣🤣
Hiii , You can make the video on communication skills while speaking? If you can please upload as early as possible. You are G.O.A.T 😊
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@@_RAINBOW_ Hey, where are you from?♥️😃
@@_RAINBOW_ aaha...I've a cousin who is married there. I think the name of the place is anandapur or smthng like that😂😂
So, what do you know about Kerala?😊
@@_RAINBOW_ haha...I didn't knew there're a lot of malayalies (people from Kerala) are there😂😊
@@_RAINBOW_ can we talk in snapchat?
@@_RAINBOW_ ohhh...it's okay 🥺
Linguamarina you always say welcome to linguamarina if u are interested continue watching why not use different words that mean the same meaning as interested because you have taught us different words in your previous videos
Thank you alot linguamarina because your videos are slowly but surely helping me in English
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Thanks for useful tips 🤗 Greetings from Turkey.
Hey, it might be worth mentioning at the beginning that some of these can actually be used in plural if you think of them as countable. Eg. different types of rain, famous works of art, and wines as in different varieties. Love your classes x
Marina you are the best english teacher I've ever seen in the youtube you teaching style is very interesting I like them very much😘😘
I really like your content. And like I literally waits for your new video. Since I saw your first video I already became your admirer🥰.Lots of love ♥️ from India.
Marina, I started watching your videos just yesterday and I am already liking your content. I am also liking your voice and it has a good projection to it.
The checkered cotton blouse: In german we have this "unnatural adjective order" too, but if you want to express that all the other checkered blouses are of other materials you would say: "cotton checkered blouse" and it will turn naturally right.
It's the same in English! If you have a rack of 6 polka-dot blouses and a rack of 6 checkered blouses of different materials and you want the shop assistant to retrieve the cotton one, you would say "I'd like the cotton checkered blouse".
In English, it starts with the most general category and each adjective kinda gets more detailed and closer to the noun. “New 2021, 12.9 inch, silver iPad Pro.” All iPad Pros in 2021 are new. Half ipad pros are 12.9 inch. A forth ipad pros are silver.
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Hello teacher.
Your channel is so helpful.
New follower.
In Australia we produce a variety of wines such as Shiraz, Merlot, Riesling, etc.
So this an example of different types of wine. These are countable.
Different varieties of wine. “A variety of wines” is still a grammatical mistake like “a type of wines”
@@trrt2719 Or the grammar is simply changing or broadening. Most grammatical structures develop bottom up, i.e. usage first, formal language rules much later.
my english was very bad but after watching your videos my english became very good thank you so so so much Lots of love from India
Thanks marina for sharing these helpful tips with us hope u always keep going !!
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the tips and new words that you teach us in your videos are so unique and interesting The Way You speek is very good I never get bored while watching your videos.
Loads of love from India.❤️🇮🇳
Greetings from Ecuador! Great lessons and easy to understand. All that will help me in my next visit to the United States.
🙄 Don't say this, don't say that, don't sound this way, don't sound that way😂 Honestly I've lived in USA my entire life and really love the variety of accents, ways people sound, pronounce, use grammar etc. Practically all the time I can easily figure out exactly what the people are trying to say and mean. This variety of speech patterns actually adds fun & spice to the typical boring, bland and dull sound of the English/American language, spoken and forced upon us by some of our control freak school teachers. So many newly concocted words, actually included nowadays in the dictionary, simply didn't exist before.They are there because of the people who spoke them and used their creative imaginations. Viva la differance. Remember we are FREE! Free to speak any language we choose. God Bless 💥👍
Marina I'm a big fan of yours...Lot's of love to you...From Bangladesh
I have improved tons in my English because of your contents, Marina. I can't thank you enough.
content* (unless you’re talking about what is in something, like the contents of a box or suitcase)
Ohhh... I love that you mentioned "do you mind" scenarios... when ppl asked me that question, I would feel weird if I just answered in a single word, "No"... I find it more natural to say in an expanded form, "Oh yes.. go ahead!" or "oh no.. not at all".....
You're such a amazing teacher marina
Yeah, you're right 😊❤️
@@suhanachuiii yeah you're right
You’re such aN amazing teacher*
@@ecwadorlife667 Yaya😊
Your all videos are freaking amazing. I really love you all videos. Lots of love from India🇮🇳
Very informative class I learn lots of things 🙌🙌
Yes you are really correct it is really usefull you told us why we make mistakes and you always teaches us good things which are useful for us .
I am really proud of my best teacher.😊😊🥳🥳🤗🤗
After watching your every video
It's like turn into a new person and the right direction
😊🤩
The best english teacher...i like tis channel. Tq
From Malaysia😊
Thanks for everything! I love you!❤️❤️❤️
Hi amy 💜💜💜💜
@@Vicky-gq9jd Hey there!💜💜💜
Thanks for your videos is improving my English Speaking Skills as well as Writing skills also.
Amazing nd ur expressions is just wow
I've learnt this lesson.
I love your voice and accent.
Thanks very much.
I really love that it's just awesome. You're the best English teacher and also cute. Love from you're student.❤😀
your student* (“you’re” means “you are”)
@@ecwadorlife667 oops I made a mistake. Thanks a lot for your correction.😊🙏
That was so helpful. Thanks a bunch.
You are great marina😭💕 great teacher keep going!
Amazing lesson Maria. Thanks a lot!
Even I used to make Grammar Mistakes, but no more. When Marina sister is here there will be no more fear.❤😊🙏
The video is so informating and so good 😀😀😃😃💜💜love you alot marina .
You are looking fabulous ❤❤
You're glowing
I'm happy to have such a kind, sweet, beautiful, cute teacher and more like a sister etc... If I have to say there is so much which I can write in this. She really cares for others dreams she is good and the best sister. Thank you lord for giving such a beautiful and kind sister.