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Thank you for this lesson!
It would be great to watch your explanation of conditional sentences (mixed conditions), if it’s possible.

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Kevin please explain the difference between close and shut and big and large/. Thank you

[@anapaula7635]

Keep up the good work! Please, what's the pronunciation of : Will you ... ? In the connected speech? Thanks in advance! Have a great Saturday!

[@fclage]

Kevin, @ 5:57 you say that meringue is "a" food. Is it ok to say "a food" ? Could it be a type of food?

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One interesting fact the pronunciation 《ˈdɛŋɡi》 is also pronounced in some Brazilian Portuguese accent.

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How to pronounce "was with" in connected speech?

[@PeterMoss-kn2wk]

Hi Kevin, at 1:59, why does fever become an uncountable noun when it's dengue fever? We say "to have a fever", but "to have dengue fever." Thanks!

[@fredylopez2477]

Well, those are contradictions of the language.
BUT.
If you think deeply or analyze it you'll see that you can have one fever but if you get sick again you can have fever again so you've had two feverS etc etc..... so fever can be a countable noun sometimes.
And to have "dengue fever" means that it's a specific fever, in this case it's an uncountable noun.
But if you get sick several times you can have several feverS too.
Well, that's the way I see it.
But like I texted above those are contradictions of the language and you gotta learn them 'cause that's how it works pal, just learn those expressions, don't worry about the "why's". Don't you think ?.

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Then gimme another word for it you who's so good with words and keeping things vague(c)

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Please teach us how we can pronounce "sex" and "six" correctly.

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Sex" is an open "e". /seks/.
Six" is a short "i" /siks/.

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