Would you like to review what you learned? (1) Answer my questions in the video at 10:50. (2) Visit my FB page for a short review task. facebook.com/englishwithjenniferlebedev/photos/a.1130546176957798/2213631385315933/?type=3&theater (3) Join my FREE Everyday Vocabulary Classroom on Simor.org and take an interactive quiz. www.simor.org/user/1749/jennifer_lebedev/rooms/1749-everyday-vocabulary-with-jennifer/posts Happy studies!
This is what one can call "a really teaching video". It can be used as a great English class. It shows you have lots of good surprises to show. Congrats Jennifer!!!
I'd love to watch all your videos. They are divided into each clear and interesting topic and all of them are useful for me. Your pronunciation is attracted to me also. Wonderful. Keep going on more...
Thank you for the very kind comment. I'm glad my lessons are easy to find and that the topics are interesting and useful. I also have short videos on Instagram. @englishwithjenniferlebedev
Jennifer, it is a fantastic video in which I can learn lots of new words. With the different actions, they help English learners memorise everything in the video.
U know mam u r doing such kind of Amazing things by getting ur point across to me . I didn't even know how to speak as well as understanding furthermore I disliked English to have conversations. I have a lot of things to describe by I wanna say thank you for getting it through to us also thank to Rachel, Andrew .
I walk quietly. So i have soft steps. I don't crawl but i like to walk. I can't sit patiently. I might tap my feet while sitting idle. God bless Jennifer.
Can’t appreciate more, I have watched lots of English teaching videos here and really like yours. U speak slowly and so I can repeat after you. And I can learn many new words every time though I am not sure I can remember all of them. I need to write them down next time.
Hi. Yes, write them down. Second, practice making phrases and sentences with them. If I teach a phrase, note the whole phrase and use that phrase in a sentence. You can also take this short related quiz. www.simor.org/user/1749/jennifer_lebedev/rooms/1749-everyday-vocabulary-with-jennifer/quiz/5204b0d8-9b51-4e54-85b4-5b0b52f72d50
You're most welcome! I hope you'll watch more vocabulary videos. I also help learners with vocabulary on Kiki. Download the Kiki Time app and look for my two pages: English Vocabulary with Jennifer www.kikitime.com/page/977c6a75-e270-44a6-8e1e-c270247fee36/description Jennifer's Movie Club www.kikitime.com/page/0b7847de-6358-41ab-84ab-f4363b3be6a3/description You can also post on the Community tab for practice.
Thank you so much dear for another great lesson . Definitely these lessons are quite nice because we use all these verbs and vocabulary in daily conversations and situations, I crawl when I play with children , I jump rope daily I also squats while I do exccersie I use to hop with my friends when I was as a child and it was a kind of play in our country. children kick the ball when they play football or usually they kick whenever they fight with each others .
Yes, it's good to study different vocabulary. There are words we need for more academic/professional situations, but there are also words that are useful to know for our everyday lives. Thank you for sharing your examples. Yes, I could have mentioned the game hopscotch. I played that as a little girl and with my own kids where they were much younger. Small corrections: ...it was kind of a game in our country. / whenever they fight with each other.
First of all, I thank you so much, when I read a novel, even if I know that word, I could not shape it in front of my eyes or couldnt imagine it. I was looking the word up time after time in different,various dictionary but I stiil couldnt describe it in myself. Now, I exactly know what is what and which word means what, which word includes which motion. All happened after I watched this video. Tons of Thanks to you again from the bottom of my heart. Thank you
Hi Jennifer what's up Great video you're amazing teacher I love exercise I walk every day for one hour Thanks a lot and have a great weekend you and your family 😉👍
Hi there, Aparecido. It's wonderful that you stay active. A whole hour of walking is great. I can only go for about 15-20 minutes in the morning. Then I might go later in the day for another 5-10. Hope you've had a good weekend!
You can login with Facebook or LinkedIn. Simor works on a PC or mobile device. I think it works best on a PC, but I've accessed it on my phone. Once you join, you can request to join my free classroom called "Everyday Vocabulary." There are other teachers to follow as well, like Vicki of Simple English Videos. We share free lessons and tasks at least once a week.
Yes, there's quite a lot to describe. You can go to YouGlish and search for words like trip, stumble, fall, etc. and you'll see different uses. Remember that "trip" is also a noun and can refer to our travels to another place. Context is very important to understand how words are used.
I saw some of your videos. I thought they were for beginners students. I am a little advance. but your classes are amazing. I have learned some new vocabularies. Also you explain very well. Great job. God bless you 🤗🤗
My most popular videos are for beginners, but I wish I could let more advanced students know about the other 400+ videos! They're here: www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/yt-videos/ I'm also on Instagram now, and you'll find the short dictations appropriate for your level. #englishwithjenniferlebedev Thanks for taking the time to post your comment.
Hi Jennifer.! Again I appreciate your dedication with us and consider it is a very useful class. Thank you! My answers to your questions: 1. I'm not good at kicking a soccer ball. 2. I can sit patiently most of the time. However, sometimes I lose control and then I get up and pace back and forth. 3. I never walk and text at the same time because I could trip and fall. 4. I think crawling can be good for phisical fitness in the sense of moving the body, but I do prefer to squat down or lunge when I'm exercising. 5. I walk quietly and fast in order to not disturb people and make good use of the time. Greetings!!!
Your answers are similar to mine! I think you'd be a good person for me to shop with. I race around quickly. :) Suggestions: 4. I think crawling can be good for physical fitness in the sense that I'd move my whole body, but I prefer to do squats or lunges when I'm exercising. 5. I walk quietly and fast in order to not disturb people and make good use of my time.
Hi Danilo. Please consider sharing the FB post as a quick review. You can check their answers to the questions in the video. There's a free interactive quiz on Simor.org if any of your students would like to join the Everyday Vocabulary classroom. www.simor.org/user/1749/jennifer_lebedev/rooms/1749-everyday-vocabulary-with-jennifer/posts www.simor.org/user/1749/jennifer_lebedev/rooms/1749-everyday-vocabulary-with-jennifer/quiz
Very nice and useful. I walk slowly without making any noise. I think I'm a slow walker. I never prefer to type and walk at the same time; it's really dangerous sometimes. I jog and run in the morning. I've never been on a soccer team. I was very bad at it but I used to play it with my street friends when I was at school; they often made me stand at the goal post.
It's great that you jog and run each morning. You're in better shape than I am. I played kick ball as a kid, but I wasn't very good at it either. I didn't really play soccer. You can say, " I used to play it with the kids on my street." You can also say, "They made me play goalie."
@@Englishwithjennifer really you are fantastic... I am a teacher in Aviation Academy, too. That's why I understand your job is difficult, but you love your job..
Hi Andrea. I hope it was a fun review and expansion. :) Maybe in a future video we'll talk about bodily injuries in a conversational way (e.g., twist one's ankle.) That might be on familiar territory for you, though I don't know you're specialty in medicine. :) Take care!
I'm glad you like studying vocabulary with me. I may fulfill a few other requests before I come back to vocabulary again. I've been asked to add more lessons to my playlists on email and oral reading.
I'm happy you liked this lesson. I share more vocabulary in the future. I may offer some different lessons in the next few weeks. There have been requests about email, reading, grammar, culture, etc. :)
I didn’t try kicking the soccer ball yet. I can’t sit patiently but I’m trying. When I feel tired after siting, I cross my leg or start tapping my foot. I stub my toe when I walk and text. Crawling is really useful for being fit. I walk quietly now ,but I use to walk loudly.
Good practice! Suggestions/corrections: I can’t sit patiently, but I’m trying. When I feel tired after sitting, I cross my legs or start tapping my foot. Crawling is really useful for staying fit. I walk quietly now, but I used to walk loudly. (OR noisily)
Another amazingly helpful video! I’m just curious that why “stamp” and “stomp” have similar spelling and mean the same... You can say “stamp the foot” or “stomp the foot”, either is ok, right?
Hi Susan. How are you? :) Yes, "stamp" and "stomp" are basically the same. In dancing, cheerleading, etc. we talk about a stomp and not a stamp. See examples: www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/stomp www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/stamp One pattern I see is that you can stand in once place and stamp OR stomp your foot. But personally I think it's more common to stomp up and down the stairs, stomp across the floor, or stomp out of the room. (stomp = walking noisily)
Hi Ra'ed. I know this is more review for you, but hopefully even just a few new words or expressions will appear these kinds of lessons. You can take the lesson a step further and search for "hop skip and a jump" on YouGlish. You'll find uses in various contexts. As for the dancing, ha ha. I could have chosen any number of dances, but I wondered if anyone would recognize some of the silly steps my friends and I did back in high school decades ago!
Thanks! I think I corrected all the typos yesterday. :) I usually watch with the captions on the day after I post because I can see the captions with fresh eyes, but I always welcome your help. It's hard to proofread your own writing.
@@Englishwithjennifer Yes, you are totally right. Have you checked my new post on Simor? It was actually inspired by this video. I thought you'd find it interesting. 😀
Hi my dear teacher ! Today I came across your lesson. I have difficulty understanding the usage of two words- "open" and "closed" in these sentences : " ...you can nudge it open all the way or nudge it closed with your foot". They are adjectives or verbs ? Could you make me understand it ? Thank you in advance for taking your time in replying back !
"Open" and "closed" can be used as adjectives. A store can be open or closed. A door can be open or closed. Those adjectives in your examples are complements. They're object complements: nudge it (verb + object). Nudge it open. Nudge it closed.
I walk quietly and slowly. I can't sit patiently for a long time. I am good at kicking a soccer ball. I sometimes walk and text at the same time. I think that crawling is good for physical fitness.
Hi Mahmoud. Thanks for answering all my questions. I think we're similar with the exception of kicking a soccer ball. I'm better at hitting a golf ball. Ha ha.
I am a fast walker, and i usually walk quietly. My roommate has heavy steps. Sometimes her stomping on the stairs wakes me up in the morning, but I know she doesnt do it on purpose.
Thank you and big like. just a question that popped into my mind while I was watching the lesson . what's the difference between Do you ever and Have you ever?
Thanks for liking the video. :) Please feel free to share it too. Good question: Do you ever...? is about present habits and routines. Have you ever...? is about general experiences, especially past experiences. Examples - Do you ever drink orange juice for breakfast? Have you ever been to Paris?
Yes. It's fine to use "ever" in the simple present. The meaning difference is as I explained. But there's some overlap when in use. You'll hear both verb forms when people ask about a general experience. Go to YouGlish.com and type in both to compare contexts: do you ever have you ever
I walk slow and quietly generally. If I exercise, I try to walk faster than normally I do. I can not walk and text at the same time. If I should text immediately, I stop and text back; If the text is not emergency, I wait until I can answer.
Those are wise decisions. I try to stop what I'm doing when I need to text. I'm not always careful, but most of the time I am. ;) Corrections: I cannot walk/ I can't walk... If I need to text immediately/ If I have to text immediately... If the text isn't urgent...
Would you like to review what you learned? (1) Answer my questions in the video at 10:50. (2) Visit my FB page for a short review task. facebook.com/englishwithjenniferlebedev/photos/a.1130546176957798/2213631385315933/?type=3&theater (3) Join my FREE Everyday Vocabulary Classroom on Simor.org and take an interactive quiz. www.simor.org/user/1749/jennifer_lebedev/rooms/1749-everyday-vocabulary-with-jennifer/posts
Happy studies!
Thank you teacher.
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I thank you dear teacher.You are a wonderful woman.I pay you my compliments!
You're very kind! 😃
This is what one can call "a really teaching video".
It can be used as a great English class.
It shows you have lots of good surprises to show.
Congrats Jennifer!!!
Hi Elias. I'm glad you liked this lesson. You can find more practice on Facebook and Simor. Check out the links in my pinned comment. :)
The video deserves to have more than views !!!
Thank you for the support. Perhaps you can share the lesson with other learners. :) Regards!
This channel deserves millions and millions of views! One of the best channels I’ve ever seen!
Thank you for the support. You'll find all my videos here: www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/yt-videos/
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I’ve been here since 2009 and still ❤️
Thank you, it's more helpful than the definition given by dictionary.
Glad to hear that!
Good bless you and your family
Thank you.
I like walking and I have quiet steps . I can' t sit for a long time after twenty minutes I stand up and I go back and forth . Thank you teacher .
jennifer thank you for teaching English!
You're welcome.
Jennifer, thanks for your patient english teaching, it is very interesting. thk!
You're welcome!
I'd love to watch all your videos. They are divided into each clear and interesting topic and all of them are useful for me. Your pronunciation is attracted to me also. Wonderful. Keep going on more...
Thank you for the very kind comment. I'm glad my lessons are easy to find and that the topics are interesting and useful. I also have short videos on Instagram. @englishwithjenniferlebedev
Thank for you Jennifer
You're welcome. Have a good weekend!
Jennifer, it is a fantastic video in which I can learn lots of new words. With the different actions, they help English learners memorise everything in the video.
I'm happy you liked it. I'll try to offer something similar again. :)
Cool. Yeah
Hi there, your way of teaching is very attractive and simple to learn thanks dear
I'm happy to hear that. Regards!
I love u my jennifer u r such a great teacher love u.
Thank you for studying with me.
Now I can understand English thank you 🌿
You're welcome.
Thanks a million dear Jennifer and have a great weekends!💖
Hi Alexandr. You're most welcome. Enjoy your weekend! :)
Awesome video, thank you very much
You've most welcome.
I really really love this series!
I'm happy you're enjoying these vocabulary lessons.
Thanks ever so much! You made my day!
I'm happy you liked this. You'll find more vocabulary videos here. www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/yt-videos/
U know mam u r doing such kind of Amazing things by getting ur point across to me . I didn't even know how to speak as well as understanding furthermore I disliked English to have conversations. I have a lot of things to describe by I wanna say thank you for getting it through to us also thank to Rachel, Andrew .
Thanks for visiting my channel this week. :)
Good morning MY teacher...God bless you...
Thank you for the kind thoughts, Gihan.
I walk quietly. So i have soft steps.
I don't crawl but i like to walk.
I can't sit patiently. I might tap my feet while sitting idle.
God bless Jennifer.
Really appreciate your efforts.Thanks
Thank you for studying with me.
Can’t appreciate more, I have watched lots of English teaching videos here and really like yours. U speak slowly and so I can repeat after you. And I can learn many new words every time though I am not sure I can remember all of them. I need to write them down next time.
Hi. Yes, write them down. Second, practice making phrases and sentences with them. If I teach a phrase, note the whole phrase and use that phrase in a sentence. You can also take this short related quiz. www.simor.org/user/1749/jennifer_lebedev/rooms/1749-everyday-vocabulary-with-jennifer/quiz/5204b0d8-9b51-4e54-85b4-5b0b52f72d50
Can't really explain why, but your videos are addictive.
Happy to have you study with me!
Hi.. . Jennifer I am from Laos I just found your channel I really enjoy learning English by your great videos. Thanks so much, always following
Hi. I'm happy you found my channel. Here are all my playlists. www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/yt-videos/
I'm on Instagram, too. :)
@@Englishwithjennifer thank you
Wonderful.it is so funny and easy to understand with motion.I am a Chinese thank you very much!
I'm happy everything was clear. Did you watch the lesson on hand motions? Please feel free to share the video with others. Thank you.
thank you so much.
You're most welcome! I hope you'll watch more vocabulary videos. I also help learners with vocabulary on Kiki. Download the Kiki Time app and look for my two pages:
English Vocabulary with Jennifer
www.kikitime.com/page/977c6a75-e270-44a6-8e1e-c270247fee36/description
Jennifer's Movie Club
www.kikitime.com/page/0b7847de-6358-41ab-84ab-f4363b3be6a3/description
You can also post on the Community tab for practice.
Thanks you for your teaching I’m love that teaching more
Thank you for watching my lessons.
Thank you so much dear for another great lesson .
Definitely these lessons are quite nice because we use all these verbs and vocabulary in daily conversations and situations,
I crawl when I play with children ,
I jump rope daily
I also squats while I do exccersie
I use to hop with my friends when I was as a child and it was a kind of play in our country.
children kick the ball when they play football or usually they kick whenever they fight with each others .
Yes, it's good to study different vocabulary. There are words we need for more academic/professional situations, but there are also words that are useful to know for our everyday lives. Thank you for sharing your examples. Yes, I could have mentioned the game hopscotch. I played that as a little girl and with my own kids where they were much younger.
Small corrections: ...it was kind of a game in our country. / whenever they fight with each other.
@@Englishwithjennifer . Thanks my teacher
JenniferESL brings so much joy and fun into our English world. Nice one!
Thanks, Mollie. Take care and enjoy your weekend!
Very beneficial video. Thanks a lot Jennifer❤
You're very welcome.
First of all, I thank you so much, when I read a novel, even if I know that word, I could not shape it in front of my eyes or couldnt imagine it. I was looking the word up time after time in different,various dictionary but I stiil couldnt describe it in myself. Now, I exactly know what is what and which word means what, which word includes which motion. All happened after I watched this video.
Tons of Thanks to you again from the bottom of my heart.
Thank you
You're most welcome. Thank you for watching.
Your voice is so clearly really like these videos. Thank you !
I'm happy you enjoy these lessons. Take care, Sena.
Perfect 100% ! Everything in this videos. You are the genuine teacher I loved it.
Thank you for studying with me. I hope you'll continue to visit my channel. :)
@@Englishwithjennifer sure ma'am
Hi Jennifer what's up
Great video you're amazing teacher
I love exercise I walk every day for one hour
Thanks a lot and have a great weekend you and your family 😉👍
Hi there, Aparecido. It's wonderful that you stay active. A whole hour of walking is great. I can only go for about 15-20 minutes in the morning. Then I might go later in the day for another 5-10. Hope you've had a good weekend!
Great as usual thank you
Thanks for the support.
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My pleasure. :)
Thank you so much. Your video is very helpful
You're welcome. Thanks for studying vocabulary with me.
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Great lesson, I love it from India , Hats off to you
Thank you for studying with me.
Thank you so much.
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Thanks!!! It helps a lot.
I'm happy this was useful. Regards!
Thanks for this video
I enjoy learning English with you
I'm happy you're studying with me. Maybe you'll visit me on Facebook and Simor.org too. :)
@@Englishwithjennifer mam please tell me how I use simor. I unable to use it because of its usage.
You can login with Facebook or LinkedIn. Simor works on a PC or mobile device. I think it works best on a PC, but I've accessed it on my phone. Once you join, you can request to join my free classroom called "Everyday Vocabulary." There are other teachers to follow as well, like Vicki of Simple English Videos. We share free lessons and tasks at least once a week.
I LOVE IT ...Thanks
I'm delighted to hear that, Amina.
I found out many words from this video. there are detail meaning with fall
Yes, there's quite a lot to describe. You can go to YouGlish and search for words like trip, stumble, fall, etc. and you'll see different uses. Remember that "trip" is also a noun and can refer to our travels to another place. Context is very important to understand how words are used.
Yeah, very good.
Thank you, Victor.
That's a good lesson about phisical exercices, I try to learn all this new words and also practice Gimnastics
I'm happy you enjoyed this topic. Take care, Armando.
thank you so much!
You're welcome, Catiana. Take care.
It's really helpful to me，thanks a lot.
You're most welcome. :)
Really useful, thank you!
Hi Joana. Thansk for the positive feedback. :)
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You're welcome, Mahmood!
Thanks
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I saw some of your videos. I thought they were for beginners students. I am a little advance. but your classes are amazing. I have learned some new vocabularies. Also you explain very well. Great job. God bless you 🤗🤗
My most popular videos are for beginners, but I wish I could let more advanced students know about the other 400+ videos! They're here: www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/yt-videos/ I'm also on Instagram now, and you'll find the short dictations appropriate for your level. #englishwithjenniferlebedev Thanks for taking the time to post your comment.
Hi Jennifer.!
Again I appreciate your dedication with us and consider it is a very useful class. Thank you!
My answers to your questions:
1. I'm not good at kicking a soccer ball.
2. I can sit patiently most of the time. However, sometimes I lose control and then I get up and pace back and forth.
3. I never walk and text at the same time because I could trip and fall.
4. I think crawling can be good for phisical fitness in the sense of moving the body, but I do prefer to squat down or lunge when I'm exercising.
5. I walk quietly and fast in order to not disturb people and make good use of the time.
Greetings!!!
Your answers are similar to mine! I think you'd be a good person for me to shop with. I race around quickly. :)
Suggestions:
4. I think crawling can be good for physical fitness in the sense that I'd move my whole body, but I prefer to do squats or lunges when I'm exercising.
5. I walk quietly and fast in order to not disturb people and make good use of my time.
Excellent lesson! Thank you very much. I will surely use this with my students!
Hi Danilo. Please consider sharing the FB post as a quick review. You can check their answers to the questions in the video. There's a free interactive quiz on Simor.org if any of your students would like to join the Everyday Vocabulary classroom.
www.simor.org/user/1749/jennifer_lebedev/rooms/1749-everyday-vocabulary-with-jennifer/posts
www.simor.org/user/1749/jennifer_lebedev/rooms/1749-everyday-vocabulary-with-jennifer/quiz
I found this video absolutely helpful. Thank you very much. We are await for the next.
I'm happy this was useful. :)
@@Englishwithjennifer Thank you again. Glad for your reply.
Wonderful video.It's really helpful for me Jennifer 😊
Happy to hear that. :)
Very nice and useful.
I walk slowly without making any noise. I think I'm a slow walker. I never prefer to type and walk at the same time; it's really dangerous sometimes. I jog and run in the morning. I've never been on a soccer team. I was very bad at it but I used to play it with my street friends when I was at school; they often made me stand at the goal post.
It's great that you jog and run each morning. You're in better shape than I am. I played kick ball as a kid, but I wasn't very good at it either. I didn't really play soccer. You can say, " I used to play it with the kids on my street." You can also say, "They made me play goalie."
@@Englishwithjennifer Thanks mam
Hi Jennifer iam glad to study You're lesson nice to see you 😍
Thank you for studying with me today.
Jennnifer the best teacher!!! Could you do a video talking about embedded questions, please? thank you
Hi Maria. Have you seen this older 2-part lesson? ua-cam.com/video/ztYqyrF5ZI8/v-deo.html
really, I've learned from this lesson a lot.
amazing
I'm happy to hear that!
thanks a lot
My pleasure. I hope you'll study more vocabulary with me.
Thank you so much... You have fan in Azerbaijan...
Thank you for studying with me.
@@Englishwithjennifer really you are fantastic... I am a teacher in Aviation Academy, too. That's why I understand your job is difficult, but you love your job..
it was very helpful video. also way of teaching is awesome!
I'm very glad you liked it!
Thank you very much teacher
I really appreciate your teaching
This is my expected lesson as I want to explode my vocabularies
You're welcome. I hope you'll study more vocabulary with me. www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/yt-videos/
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That's a lovely thing to know. Thanks for posting your comment.
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You can send messages on Simor.org.
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Hi Andrea. I hope it was a fun review and expansion. :) Maybe in a future video we'll talk about bodily injuries in a conversational way (e.g., twist one's ankle.) That might be on familiar territory for you, though I don't know you're specialty in medicine. :)
Take care!
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You'll be a good contact to have as I continue to age on screen. ;)
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Thank you for joining me. Have a wonderful weekend!
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I'm glad you like studying vocabulary with me. I may fulfill a few other requests before I come back to vocabulary again. I've been asked to add more lessons to my playlists on email and oral reading.
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I am first time come across yr vdo and form first vdo i could help my self subscribing yr channel.eagerly waiting for yr next vdo.
Thank you for subscribing. Here are more videos to check out: www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/yt-videos/
hi my dear teacher.Itwas really interesting.Thanks a lot.
I'm glad you liked it.
Awesome mam wow u make unique videoes wow i enjoyed vocads a lot 10x
I'm happy you liked this lesson. I share more vocabulary in the future. I may offer some different lessons in the next few weeks. There have been requests about email, reading, grammar, culture, etc. :)
I learnt much of new words
Thank you very much My wonderful teacher Good night (its 9 pm here)
I'm glad there were new words to learn. Have a good weekend!
Dr teacher u really played a blinder..Thanks...
Glad you liked it. :) In the U.S., a similar expression might be, "You hit it out of the park." It's a baseball idiom. ;)
Thanks for sharing.
and let me know *You hit it out of the park*..😍😘🤗
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Thank you.
I didn’t try kicking the soccer ball yet. I can’t sit patiently but I’m trying. When I feel tired after siting, I cross my leg or start tapping my foot.
I stub my toe when I walk and text.
Crawling is really useful for being fit.
I walk quietly now ,but I use to walk loudly.
Good practice! Suggestions/corrections:
I can’t sit patiently, but I’m trying. When I feel tired after sitting, I cross my legs or start tapping my foot.
Crawling is really useful for staying fit.
I walk quietly now, but I used to walk loudly. (OR noisily)
I always like u r video
Thank you so much! 😀
I got good reflex
Correction: I've got good reflexes. (plural)
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Thank you very much. I'm glad you liked it.
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Thank you for studying with me. :) Please visit this page to view all my playlists. www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/yt-videos/
I love ❤️you so much, you’re the best
Thank you for watching this lesson. Thanks for the support.
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You dancing Very well.
Ha ha. Those were some silly steps I used to do with friends back in high school.
Hi Jennifer!
Can you do some cooking verbs vocabolary? There's a lot of verbs related to kitchen. By the way, are you a good cook?😊
Great suggestion! I'll note it. I like to cook when I have the time. :)
That's Nice.
Another amazingly helpful video! I’m just curious that why “stamp” and “stomp” have similar spelling and mean the same... You can say “stamp the foot” or “stomp the foot”, either is ok, right?
Hi Susan. How are you? :) Yes, "stamp" and "stomp" are basically the same. In dancing, cheerleading, etc. we talk about a stomp and not a stamp. See examples:
www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/stomp
www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/stamp
One pattern I see is that you can stand in once place and stamp OR stomp your foot.
But personally I think it's more common to stomp up and down the stairs, stomp across the floor, or stomp out of the room. (stomp = walking noisily)
Another set of words and a great lesson from a fascinating teacher. By the way, you are a good dancer. 😂💃
By the way, there's a small typo in the context in 9:07 with the comma.
"If you are impatient or bored, you might..."
Hi Ra'ed. I know this is more review for you, but hopefully even just a few new words or expressions will appear these kinds of lessons. You can take the lesson a step further and search for "hop skip and a jump" on YouGlish. You'll find uses in various contexts. As for the dancing, ha ha. I could have chosen any number of dances, but I wondered if anyone would recognize some of the silly steps my friends and I did back in high school decades ago!
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Thank you, Jennifer. 🌹
Thanks! I think I corrected all the typos yesterday. :) I usually watch with the captions on the day after I post because I can see the captions with fresh eyes, but I always welcome your help. It's hard to proofread your own writing.
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Yes, you are totally right. Have you checked my new post on Simor? It was actually inspired by this video. I thought you'd find it interesting. 😀
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Thank you for watching. :)
Hi my dear teacher !
Today I came across your lesson. I have difficulty understanding the usage of two words- "open" and "closed" in these sentences : " ...you can nudge it open all the way or nudge it closed with your foot". They are adjectives or verbs ? Could you make me understand it ? Thank you in advance for taking your time in replying back !
"Open" and "closed" can be used as adjectives. A store can be open or closed. A door can be open or closed.
Those adjectives in your examples are complements. They're object complements: nudge it (verb + object). Nudge it open. Nudge it closed.
@@EnglishwithjenniferI got it. Many thanks for your rewarding help ! From Vietnam
I watch your video 1 year already!
Thank you!
I walk quietly and slowly.
I can't sit patiently for a long time.
I am good at kicking a soccer ball.
I sometimes walk and text at the same time.
I think that crawling is good for physical fitness.
Hi Mahmoud. Thanks for answering all my questions. I think we're similar with the exception of kicking a soccer ball. I'm better at hitting a golf ball. Ha ha.
@@Englishwithjennifer Actually I'm fond of football.
I am a fast walker, and i usually walk quietly. My roommate has heavy steps. Sometimes her stomping on the stairs wakes me up in the morning, but I know she doesnt do it on purpose.
Yeah. It's easier to be understanding when you know the noise isn't on purpose.
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just a question that popped into my mind while I was watching the lesson . what's the difference between Do you ever and Have you ever?
Thanks for liking the video. :) Please feel free to share it too. Good question: Do you ever...? is about present habits and routines. Have you ever...? is about general experiences, especially past experiences. Examples -
Do you ever drink orange juice for breakfast?
Have you ever been to Paris?
@@Englishwithjennifer I know that, I meant "ever" in the present simple .
it is familiar to me in the present perfect but not in the present simple.
Yes. It's fine to use "ever" in the simple present. The meaning difference is as I explained. But there's some overlap when in use. You'll hear both verb forms when people ask about a general experience.
Go to YouGlish.com and type in both to compare contexts:
do you ever
have you ever
@@Englishwithjennifer Thank you Jennifer.
some verbs that you have mentioned, I don't know the meaning of them even in my own language 😃
Hee hee. You'll have to use Google translate and see if you agree with those translations. ;)
I walk slow and quietly generally. If I exercise, I try to walk faster than normally I do. I can not walk and text at the same time. If I should text immediately, I stop and text back; If the text is not emergency, I wait until I can answer.
Those are wise decisions. I try to stop what I'm doing when I need to text. I'm not always careful, but most of the time I am. ;)
Corrections:
I cannot walk/ I can't walk...
If I need to text immediately/ If I have to text immediately...
If the text isn't urgent...
Thank you so much ❤❤❤