🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 📚 This video offers a 3-hour English lesson to improve your English, teaching 300 advanced English words for fluency. 00:26 📝 Phrasal verbs are introduced with quizzes to reinforce learning. 05:33 ❤️ "To be into someone" means to like someone romantically, while "to be into something" refers to liking an activity or hobby. 09:05 😄 "To cheer up" means making someone happier. 09:31 🚗 "To pick someone or something up" is about transporting a person or item to another location. 10:58 🚗 "To drop someone or something off" involves leaving someone or something at a specific location. 12:48 🙅♂️ "To turn someone down" is about rejecting an invitation or proposal. 21:41 😤 "Bear with me" is used to ask for patience, often in customer service. 25:14 🛠️ "Fix up" involves repairing or improving something, even if it's not broken. 27:06 😐 "Lighten up" is used when someone is being too serious and needs to relax. 30:22 😠 "Chew someone out" is about angrily telling someone they've done something wrong. 30:52 🌡️ When someone chews you out and is angry, you can tell them to "cool down" to calm them. 39:45 🚶♂️ "Clear out" means everyone leaves a location, making it empty. 44:11 💡 "Sink in" indicates that information becomes clear in one's mind. 55:49 🕰️ "Take up" means to occupy or fill time or space. 58:05 📊 "Carry out" means to perform or conduct, typically in a business context. 59:00 📈 "Keep up with" is to make sufficient progress on something. 01:06:55 💼 "To draw up" is used when preparing official documents like contracts, proposals, or agreements. 01:11:44 😓 "To burn out" refers to feeling mentally or physically exhausted from prolonged stress. 01:13:54 🔄 "To step up" means to work harder or try harder, often used in the expression "step it up." 01:15:14 🧐 "To hone in on" is used to focus or pay attention to a specific topic or group. 01:17:02 🗣️ "To bring up" means to initiate a discussion on a particular topic. 01:20:12 ⌛ "To stick around" means to stay in a location for a period of time, often used in social or professional settings. 01:32:47 🍀 "Luck out" is used when you're very lucky in a specific situation. 01:38:39 🗣️ "Get across" is used when you clearly and effectively communicate a point or message. 01:41:58 🙅 "Come between" refers to something disturbing a relationship. 01:45:50 🧩 "Act up" refers to behaving badly or strangely. 01:51:26 ❤️ "Ache for" is used in a romantic context to express a strong desire for someone. 01:59:54 🛋️ "Wind down" means to relax after a busy or stressful day. 02:00:18 😵💫 "Zone out" is when you stop paying attention for a short period, often due to lack of interest. 02:04:22 🚧 Phrasal verbs explained: 02:33:40 🧙♂️ Clever individuals are intelligent, and being communicative is about sharing information. 02:36:02 🚧 Constructive criticism is meant to help someone improve. 02:36:26 🤐 Being coy means intentionally not revealing information to make it more engaging. 02:37:45 🎨 Creativity involves producing unique and original ideas. 02:38:08 🤝 Curiosity is valuable for learning about the world. 02:38:35 👍 Dependable people are trustworthy and reliable. 02:39:26 🌟 Enthusiastic people have a strong interest and eagerness for a subject. 02:40:25 🙏 Forgiving individuals easily forgive others. 02:41:22 💬 Being fun-loving means enjoying fun and not being too serious. 02:41:48 🤗 Gregarious people enjoy being with others. 02:42:41 ✨ Honorable people are honest, fair, and deserve respect. 02:43:40 🎨 Imaginative people easily think of new and creative ideas. 02:44:10 🤔 Inquisitive individuals want to learn about various things and often ask questions. 02:44:39 💡 Being intuitive means trusting your feelings and emotions in decision-making. 02:45:08 🌟 Ingenious people are very intelligent and skillful. 02:45:32 🤝 Being inviting makes others feel welcome in different situations. 02:46:02 😃 Jubilant people express great happiness, often after a success. 02:46:30 👍 Keen individuals are willing and eager to pursue something. 02:47:43 📊 Logical individuals make reasonable decisions based on good judgment. 02:48:12 🤝 Loyal people provide unwavering support in any situation. 02:49:05 🧔 Mature behavior implies emotional development beyond one's age. 02:49:34 🧐 Meticulous individuals pay close attention to detail. 02:50:31 🤹 Nimble individuals are quick and precise in movements or thoughts. 02:51:01 🤝 Open-minded people are willing to consider different ideas or opinions. 02:51:26 🌞 Optimistic individuals see the good in situations and believe in positive outcomes. 02:52:24 😃 Outgoing people are friendly, energetic, and enjoy socializing. 02:53:23 ⚡ Proactive people take action to change situations instead of reacting. 02:55:13 🕘 Punctual individuals arrive or do things at the scheduled time. 02:55:47 🎓 Qualified individuals have the skill, knowledge, or ability for a specific task. 02:56:19 🌟 Riveting things are extremely interesting. 02:57:07 💃 Ravishing describes something or someone as extremely beautiful. 02:58:19 🧠 Sensible people use good judgment in decision-making. 02:59:06 🤖 Tech-savvy people are knowledgeable about technology. 02:59:31 🤗 Supportive individuals provide encouragement and approval. 02:59:56 🙌 Sincere people are honest and not false in their actions. 03:00:20 👏 Straightforward individuals express their opinions honestly. 03:00:44 👴 Sage individuals are wise and experienced. 03:01:32 💪 Tenacious individuals are determined and refuse to give up. 03:01:56 🎢 Thrilling experiences are very exciting and enjoyable. 03:03:10 🎉 Upbeat people have a positive outlook and hope for the future. 03:03:34 💪 Unrelenting individuals are extremely determined and unwavering. 03:03:58 🎭 Versatile things or people can adapt to different situations or have multiple uses. 03:05:36 🔥 Zealous individuals are enthusiastic and eager. 03:00:37 🎉 Being "on top of the world" means feeling extremely happy. 03:01:32 🤷 "Sitting on the fence" is delaying a decision, often when it's difficult. 03:02:00 💡 "Hitting the nail on the head" means accurately explaining a problem or situation. 03:02:56 🪂 "Getting something out of your system" means trying something to move on from it. 03:03:53 🙏 "Give someone the benefit of the doubt" means trusting their explanation. 03:04:22 💪 "No pain, no gain" suggests hard work is needed for results. 03:04:47 🤝 "Hang in there" means don't give up. 03:06:36 🖍️ "To go back to the drawing board" means starting over with a new plan. 03:07:03 🌞 "Once in a blue moon" refers to rare events. 03:07:28 🚀 "At the drop of a hat" means instantly, without hesitation. 03:09:18 🦆 "To get your ducks in a row" means being well-prepared or organized. 03:11:36 🧘♂️ "Pull yourself together" means to regain composure. 03:12:03 🕒 "So far so good" means everything is going well up to this point. 03:12:30 🐪 "The last straw" is the final problem or annoyance that makes you lose patience. 03:13:02 🕰️ "Time flies when you're having fun" means not noticing how time passes when enjoying something. 03:13:31 😡 "Bent out of shape" means being upset or angry. 03:14:01 💧 "To make matters worse" means to worsen a problem. 03:15:03 🪑 "To fall between two stools" means failing to achieve two separate objectives. 03:15:55 🌉 "To cross a bridge when you come to it" means dealing with a situation when it happens. 03:16:48 🤐 "To spill the beans" means revealing a secret unintentionally. 03:17:18 🤒 "To be under the weather" means feeling unwell. 03:18:14 💕 "To have a sweet tooth" means liking sweet foods, especially chocolate. 03:19:34 🚪 "To call it a day" means ending work or an activity for that day. 03:20:03 🙌 "To cut somebody some slack" means being lenient due to circumstances. 03:20:30 👋 "To be glad to see the back of someone" means being relieved they've left. 03:21:29 🎣 "Plenty of fish in the sea" means many opportunities exist. 03:22:26 🎨 "To cut corners" means doing something cheaply or easily, often sacrificing quality. 03:22:51 🧩 "To get your act together" means to organize oneself effectively. 03:23:46 🌫️ "Clear as mud" means something is very difficult to understand. 03:24:14 📝 "Crystal clear" means something is very clear and easy to understand. 03:25:32 🍰 "To have a sweet tooth" means liking sweet foods. 03:25:56 💸 "To go Dutch" means sharing costs, especially for a meal. 03:26:22 🧩 "To reinvent the wheel" means wasting time recreating something already done. 03:29:13 🔔 "To ring a bell" means when something, usually a person or information, is familiar to you. 03:30:09 💨 "To blow off steam" means to release strong emotions or energy. 03:30:32 🍰 "A piece of cake" refers to something extremely easy. 03:31:29 🌱 "To nip something in the bud" is to stop a problem before it gets worse. 03:32:23 🤗 "To keep one's chin up" means to remain cheerful in a difficult situation. 03:32:49 📋 "To be on one's radar" means considering or being aware of something. 03:33:12 🗡️ "To stab someone in the back" is to betray someone who trusted you. 03:34:05 🔥 "To be dressed to the nines" means dressed formally or fashionably. 03:34:33 🗿 "To be between a rock and a hard place" describes a difficult situation or decision. 03:34:59 🎉 "Lo and behold" is used to express surprise when something unexpected happens. 03:35:26 🐱 "To let the cat out of the bag" means accidentally revealing a secret. 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Tanks for your very explanations, I started to learn Spanish 5 years ago, after some months I brang it down. Now I realize Spanish is really useful to reach out people. I hope I will pick it back up down the line.
what awesome gift from teacher jforrest to her students, you made us fall in love with English language, can I describe your sacrifices as blanket check ,kudos my Teacher Jforrest .
Thank you for the very excellent & clear , you to speak, Thank you for the knowledge , skills , talent & expertise you impart to All.. More power to you Jin & God bless you more ..❤❤
Hi Jennifer, your excellence video lesson! That's out of your budget. Money is no object. I am beyond livid . Her comment been gnawing at me. Do you take a nap? Lying down. Her passion and enthusiasm rubbed off me . I inspire someone . I encourage your work . I tired to talk down my slip up . MY mom is intensive care unit . I am completing two hours course . I completed the full exam . Have a great day . !
I don't know how to explain to you what helps that you give me thank you so much I don't what to do for you thank you you I fall in love with english just because of you thank you 😊
Hello Jennifer ! From what I’ve seen so far, there’re many similarities in advanced adjectives between French and English. Most of them are almost the same spelling and same meaning. Even if I’m getting way better with phrasal verbs, I’m wondering why, at the very beginning, they introduced PV instead of using simple words like we do in French or other languages, it would’ve been so much easier :). By the way thanks a lot for sharing that tremendous 3 hours lessons it helps a lot.
Morning Jennifer, I always do my best to keep up with your online lessons. Being a 3 hour-time class I guess we won't manage to download a pdf doc , right? Kind regards from Spain
Thanks a lot for your work. It is really helpfull and special thanks for course on how to overcome anxiety having public speaking activities. It is fantastic and changed my mind and in result quality of daily work. Thanks again. One question to subjected lesson : is it somehow possible to get only list (without description) of used words/phrasalverbs/idioms.? Kindly ask your support.
Thank you Jennifer, It was an amazing lesson. I can't thank you enough. I am preparing for the Occupational English Test. If possible, could you provide some vocabulary lessons regarding OET for doctors?
Dear Coach, Thank you for all efforts you do on making such useful videos. As I was watching this video, I found out that there is a mistake in writing of a phrase verb (to phase in something), but you wrote (to phase something on) instead. I hope you correct it; or give mecmore information if I was wrong. Regards
45:20 Can you explain, please, why do we use V3 (the word "sunk") in this sentence "It took him a while before his mother's death sunk in"? Moreover, the verb "sunk" must be used with has/have, mustn't it?
Thank you for being such a wonderful person!
God bless you for everything!
Your explanations are quite clear!
From Brazil! We love you!
Thank you! 😃
You’re a great teacher, Jennifer! Thanks a bunch!
You're welcome, @marcoaureliovinhosabastosj7895! 👍
Thanks so much for this amazing class 🙌🏻🙏🤸❤️
My pleasure! 😘
What a wonderful personality with an amazing talent! Thank you!
Wow, thank you!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 📚 This video offers a 3-hour English lesson to improve your English, teaching 300 advanced English words for fluency.
00:26 📝 Phrasal verbs are introduced with quizzes to reinforce learning.
05:33 ❤️ "To be into someone" means to like someone romantically, while "to be into something" refers to liking an activity or hobby.
09:05 😄 "To cheer up" means making someone happier.
09:31 🚗 "To pick someone or something up" is about transporting a person or item to another location.
10:58 🚗 "To drop someone or something off" involves leaving someone or something at a specific location.
12:48 🙅♂️ "To turn someone down" is about rejecting an invitation or proposal.
21:41 😤 "Bear with me" is used to ask for patience, often in customer service.
25:14 🛠️ "Fix up" involves repairing or improving something, even if it's not broken.
27:06 😐 "Lighten up" is used when someone is being too serious and needs to relax.
30:22 😠 "Chew someone out" is about angrily telling someone they've done something wrong.
30:52 🌡️ When someone chews you out and is angry, you can tell them to "cool down" to calm them.
39:45 🚶♂️ "Clear out" means everyone leaves a location, making it empty.
44:11 💡 "Sink in" indicates that information becomes clear in one's mind.
55:49 🕰️ "Take up" means to occupy or fill time or space.
58:05 📊 "Carry out" means to perform or conduct, typically in a business context.
59:00 📈 "Keep up with" is to make sufficient progress on something.
01:06:55 💼 "To draw up" is used when preparing official documents like contracts, proposals, or agreements.
01:11:44 😓 "To burn out" refers to feeling mentally or physically exhausted from prolonged stress.
01:13:54 🔄 "To step up" means to work harder or try harder, often used in the expression "step it up."
01:15:14 🧐 "To hone in on" is used to focus or pay attention to a specific topic or group.
01:17:02 🗣️ "To bring up" means to initiate a discussion on a particular topic.
01:20:12 ⌛ "To stick around" means to stay in a location for a period of time, often used in social or professional settings.
01:32:47 🍀 "Luck out" is used when you're very lucky in a specific situation.
01:38:39 🗣️ "Get across" is used when you clearly and effectively communicate a point or message.
01:41:58 🙅 "Come between" refers to something disturbing a relationship.
01:45:50 🧩 "Act up" refers to behaving badly or strangely.
01:51:26 ❤️ "Ache for" is used in a romantic context to express a strong desire for someone.
01:59:54 🛋️ "Wind down" means to relax after a busy or stressful day.
02:00:18 😵💫 "Zone out" is when you stop paying attention for a short period, often due to lack of interest.
02:04:22 🚧 Phrasal verbs explained:
02:33:40 🧙♂️ Clever individuals are intelligent, and being communicative is about sharing information.
02:36:02 🚧 Constructive criticism is meant to help someone improve.
02:36:26 🤐 Being coy means intentionally not revealing information to make it more engaging.
02:37:45 🎨 Creativity involves producing unique and original ideas.
02:38:08 🤝 Curiosity is valuable for learning about the world.
02:38:35 👍 Dependable people are trustworthy and reliable.
02:39:26 🌟 Enthusiastic people have a strong interest and eagerness for a subject.
02:40:25 🙏 Forgiving individuals easily forgive others.
02:41:22 💬 Being fun-loving means enjoying fun and not being too serious.
02:41:48 🤗 Gregarious people enjoy being with others.
02:42:41 ✨ Honorable people are honest, fair, and deserve respect.
02:43:40 🎨 Imaginative people easily think of new and creative ideas.
02:44:10 🤔 Inquisitive individuals want to learn about various things and often ask questions.
02:44:39 💡 Being intuitive means trusting your feelings and emotions in decision-making.
02:45:08 🌟 Ingenious people are very intelligent and skillful.
02:45:32 🤝 Being inviting makes others feel welcome in different situations.
02:46:02 😃 Jubilant people express great happiness, often after a success.
02:46:30 👍 Keen individuals are willing and eager to pursue something.
02:47:43 📊 Logical individuals make reasonable decisions based on good judgment.
02:48:12 🤝 Loyal people provide unwavering support in any situation.
02:49:05 🧔 Mature behavior implies emotional development beyond one's age.
02:49:34 🧐 Meticulous individuals pay close attention to detail.
02:50:31 🤹 Nimble individuals are quick and precise in movements or thoughts.
02:51:01 🤝 Open-minded people are willing to consider different ideas or opinions.
02:51:26 🌞 Optimistic individuals see the good in situations and believe in positive outcomes.
02:52:24 😃 Outgoing people are friendly, energetic, and enjoy socializing.
02:53:23 ⚡ Proactive people take action to change situations instead of reacting.
02:55:13 🕘 Punctual individuals arrive or do things at the scheduled time.
02:55:47 🎓 Qualified individuals have the skill, knowledge, or ability for a specific task.
02:56:19 🌟 Riveting things are extremely interesting.
02:57:07 💃 Ravishing describes something or someone as extremely beautiful.
02:58:19 🧠 Sensible people use good judgment in decision-making.
02:59:06 🤖 Tech-savvy people are knowledgeable about technology.
02:59:31 🤗 Supportive individuals provide encouragement and approval.
02:59:56 🙌 Sincere people are honest and not false in their actions.
03:00:20 👏 Straightforward individuals express their opinions honestly.
03:00:44 👴 Sage individuals are wise and experienced.
03:01:32 💪 Tenacious individuals are determined and refuse to give up.
03:01:56 🎢 Thrilling experiences are very exciting and enjoyable.
03:03:10 🎉 Upbeat people have a positive outlook and hope for the future.
03:03:34 💪 Unrelenting individuals are extremely determined and unwavering.
03:03:58 🎭 Versatile things or people can adapt to different situations or have multiple uses.
03:05:36 🔥 Zealous individuals are enthusiastic and eager.
03:00:37 🎉 Being "on top of the world" means feeling extremely happy.
03:01:32 🤷 "Sitting on the fence" is delaying a decision, often when it's difficult.
03:02:00 💡 "Hitting the nail on the head" means accurately explaining a problem or situation.
03:02:56 🪂 "Getting something out of your system" means trying something to move on from it.
03:03:53 🙏 "Give someone the benefit of the doubt" means trusting their explanation.
03:04:22 💪 "No pain, no gain" suggests hard work is needed for results.
03:04:47 🤝 "Hang in there" means don't give up.
03:06:36 🖍️ "To go back to the drawing board" means starting over with a new plan.
03:07:03 🌞 "Once in a blue moon" refers to rare events.
03:07:28 🚀 "At the drop of a hat" means instantly, without hesitation.
03:09:18 🦆 "To get your ducks in a row" means being well-prepared or organized.
03:11:36 🧘♂️ "Pull yourself together" means to regain composure.
03:12:03 🕒 "So far so good" means everything is going well up to this point.
03:12:30 🐪 "The last straw" is the final problem or annoyance that makes you lose patience.
03:13:02 🕰️ "Time flies when you're having fun" means not noticing how time passes when enjoying something.
03:13:31 😡 "Bent out of shape" means being upset or angry.
03:14:01 💧 "To make matters worse" means to worsen a problem.
03:15:03 🪑 "To fall between two stools" means failing to achieve two separate objectives.
03:15:55 🌉 "To cross a bridge when you come to it" means dealing with a situation when it happens.
03:16:48 🤐 "To spill the beans" means revealing a secret unintentionally.
03:17:18 🤒 "To be under the weather" means feeling unwell.
03:18:14 💕 "To have a sweet tooth" means liking sweet foods, especially chocolate.
03:19:34 🚪 "To call it a day" means ending work or an activity for that day.
03:20:03 🙌 "To cut somebody some slack" means being lenient due to circumstances.
03:20:30 👋 "To be glad to see the back of someone" means being relieved they've left.
03:21:29 🎣 "Plenty of fish in the sea" means many opportunities exist.
03:22:26 🎨 "To cut corners" means doing something cheaply or easily, often sacrificing quality.
03:22:51 🧩 "To get your act together" means to organize oneself effectively.
03:23:46 🌫️ "Clear as mud" means something is very difficult to understand.
03:24:14 📝 "Crystal clear" means something is very clear and easy to understand.
03:25:32 🍰 "To have a sweet tooth" means liking sweet foods.
03:25:56 💸 "To go Dutch" means sharing costs, especially for a meal.
03:26:22 🧩 "To reinvent the wheel" means wasting time recreating something already done.
03:29:13 🔔 "To ring a bell" means when something, usually a person or information, is familiar to you.
03:30:09 💨 "To blow off steam" means to release strong emotions or energy.
03:30:32 🍰 "A piece of cake" refers to something extremely easy.
03:31:29 🌱 "To nip something in the bud" is to stop a problem before it gets worse.
03:32:23 🤗 "To keep one's chin up" means to remain cheerful in a difficult situation.
03:32:49 📋 "To be on one's radar" means considering or being aware of something.
03:33:12 🗡️ "To stab someone in the back" is to betray someone who trusted you.
03:34:05 🔥 "To be dressed to the nines" means dressed formally or fashionably.
03:34:33 🗿 "To be between a rock and a hard place" describes a difficult situation or decision.
03:34:59 🎉 "Lo and behold" is used to express surprise when something unexpected happens.
03:35:26 🐱 "To let the cat out of the bag" means accidentally revealing a secret.
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Thanks for sharing! Useful :)
you’re my hero!! thanks a lot! 🫰🏻
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This course is fabulous. J, please keep doing the same lesson in the future. Thanks a bunch, J
Thank you so much! 😊
Tanks for your very explanations, I started to learn Spanish 5 years ago, after some months I brang it down. Now I realize Spanish is really useful to reach out people. I hope I will pick it back up down the line.
That's awesome! 🤩
what awesome gift from teacher jforrest to her students, you made us fall in love with English language, can I describe your sacrifices as blanket check ,kudos my Teacher Jforrest .
Wow, thank you
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The best teacher jforrest .la mejor maestra de ingles.
Thanks for watching! 😁
What an amazing teacher you are! I am fortunate to be your student today. Thank you!
Aw I'm so happy to hear that! ❤
Yes Mr. Beast!!!! Thanks. God always bless us all and helps us more. 🙏
Thanks for watching! 😁
I can't do without Jennifer's lessons.
Awe, thanks! ❤️
Dear miss. Forrest (Jennifer), you are really great! Thanks for everything💚
You're the best! ❤️
Very very didactic and excellent video. God bless you Jennifer.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the very excellent & clear , you to speak,
Thank you for the knowledge , skills , talent & expertise you impart to All..
More power to you Jin & God bless you more ..❤❤
Thank you so much! 😊 My pleasure! 😘
@@JForrestEnglishYour so much welcome !You are gifted
an amazing video that allocated super energy to prepare it. We can't thank you enough.
So nice of you!
Hi Jennifer, your excellence video lesson! That's out of your budget. Money is no object. I am beyond livid . Her comment been gnawing at me. Do you take a nap? Lying down. Her passion and enthusiasm rubbed off me . I inspire someone . I encourage your work . I tired to talk down my slip up . MY mom is intensive care unit . I am completing two hours course . I completed the full exam . Have a great day . !
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Jennifer. This is a really beneficial lesson. Thanks you for sharing it !
Thanks for watching! 😁
Thank you so much for doing such a wonderful videos with great examples.
My pleasure!
You is really power teacher pure energy pure information pure english you is wonderful person congratulation teacher Jennifer good morning 😊
Wow, thank you!
Iam always into listing and following the awesome JF of teaching English language, lighten up you are studying in Jfs class,
More to come! 🤩
Her class has been extremely excellent.i appreciate her altruistic contribution
Thank you so much! 😊
That's a great lesson. Would it be possible for you to elaborate the phrases "you bet", "I bet". The use of these seems quite tricky to me.
Great suggestion!
I don't know how to explain to you what helps that you give me thank you so much I don't what to do for you thank you you I fall in love with english just because of you thank you 😊
You're the best! 😘
Hello Jennifer ! From what I’ve seen so far, there’re many similarities in advanced adjectives between French and English. Most of them are almost the same spelling and same meaning. Even if I’m getting way better with phrasal verbs, I’m wondering why, at the very beginning, they introduced PV instead of using simple words like we do in French or other languages, it would’ve been so much easier :). By the way thanks a lot for sharing that tremendous 3 hours lessons it helps a lot.
That's so interesting, @Joe-ip2ky! Thanks for sharing! 😄
Easy to understand and very clear to understand. Thank you
Glad to hear that!
of course dear teacher your UA-cam channel is the best thing since since sliced bread.🌹👍
Thank you so much! 😊
I really appreciate your effort in making this video.I must say you are really working hard.
Thank you so much! 😊
I am learning English with your lessons, because your method is amazing! Great! Test before and at the end does work! I really liked!
Thank you so much! 😊
Wow, Jenny. You are getting younger and younger. Keep up and best for you from Siberia.
Awe, so sweet!
Only I love your teaching and lesson. Thank you, ma'am.
Thank you! 😃
You are the greatest teacher I have ever seen in UA-cam ngl ❤❤❤
That's so sweet of you! 💕
Fantastic, great teacher!
Thank you so much! 😊
Thanks for all what you give us
You're the best! 😘
❤ Thank you for your lessons. I love them.I continue learning a lot
I really appreciate that!
WONDERFUL REVIEW OF PHRASAL VERBS. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR HELPING ME TO IMPROVE MY ENGLISH
Thank you so much! 😊
Your lessons are really useful and awesome★ I really appreciate it.... Love you from Japan.
My pleasure! 😘
I really wish all my English studying with Jennifer paid off.
I'm sure it has!
@@JForrestEnglishwhere is the free lesson pdf, can't find it
Always your teaching ways and material refreshes my mind and I learn a lot to be put into daily use.
I can tell you really love what you do! Thank you so much for all your effort. This video is veryy helpful🙏😊♥️
Thank you so much! 😊
Morning Jennifer,
I always do my best to keep up with your online lessons. Being a 3 hour-time class I guess we won't manage to download a pdf doc , right?
Kind regards from Spain
Thanks for watching! 😁
No pdf available???
It's an awesome class for me by now your way of teaching is absolutely great
Glad you think so!
Happy to hear that!
Thank you for your great video and your amazing teaching.
Thanks for watching!
It was so informative and useful espacialy for non native speakers. Good job.Thank you for that
Thanks for watching! 😁
¡Thankyouuuuuu teacher!! You are the best!! 🎉❤😊
Thank you so much! 😊
Thank you so much for making my love for English again
I'm so happy to hear that! 😍
تشکر بسیار زیاد از کابل ❤❤❤
Thanks for watching! 😁
thanks a lot..you are amazing...really good
You're most welcome
This is the best video i see on UA-cam. THANK YOU JForrest. New subscriber.
Thanks so much for subscribing, @trinhdinh8549! It's so great to have you in our community! 😁🙌
Thanks so much teacher. I always enjoy your classes🎉🎉❤
You are so welcome!
Teacher Jennifer u r an amazing teacher.. AWESOME ❤❤❤
So glad you enjoyed the lesson, @julietan7126 ❤️
i did amazing job 300 advanced words. thanks for instructions 😀😀
Great job!
Trust me, J, this lesson is priceless, and it added values to my English language learning.
Thank you so much! 😊
I promise, I'll keep up with your English lessons.
WHOO HOO!
I love your classes! I'm into JForrest classes! ❤ Thank you so much for sharing with us!
My pleasure! 😘
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I love my teacher English!!! Easy learning
Thank you so much! 😊
Wonderful job teacher ... You rock !!!
Right back at you ;)
Amaising! Now after see the lesson, the quiz was a piece of cake
WHOO HOO - I'm so glad!
thank you! such a great lesson as always
Thank you so much! 😊
Clear, accurate explanations!
Greetings from Maracaibo, Venezuela 🇻🇪
Thanks for watching! 😁
Perfect video！Thanks a bunch for your help.and is reward a synonym for the phrase pay off？
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I love your classes! Thank you
More to come! 🤩
So useful for everyone, thankss so much, love u♥️♥️
You're the best! 😘
A very useful lesson,thank you,greetings from Spain
Thanks for watching! 😁
It was the best phrasal verb lesson that I've had in my life. Thank you so much Jennifer.
Glad it was helpful!
thanks for video and I think it would be great if a video was made about daily routine like restaurants idioms.
So glad you enjoyed the lesson, @ahmadmehri422 ❤️
Thank you for the lesson teacher
You're welcome, @sheikhalimohamed8097! 👍
think you so much for your great teaching
Thank you so much! 😊
thanks for sharing yur insigths! i spent al mu¡y day seeing your videos for hours😍🤩
Thank you so much! 😊
I am really into your video. Thank you very much for your wonderful works.
Glad you like them!
It is useful to me, thanks。
You're welcome, @KwongAlex-io3yz! 👍
You are a very fluent speaker and you`r speaking like a natural speaker
Thanks for watching! 😁
Great lesson as always !
Love this long lesson .
Thanks a million !
Glad to hear that!
This lesson is worth watching over and over again , thank you, Jennifer ❤
So glad you enjoyed the lesson, @LiLi-ws7qz ❤️
Thanks a lot for your work. It is really helpfull and special thanks for course on how to overcome anxiety having public speaking activities. It is fantastic and changed my mind and in result quality of daily work. Thanks again.
One question to subjected lesson : is it somehow possible to get only list (without description) of used words/phrasalverbs/idioms.?
Kindly ask your support.
Great suggestion!
Beautiful technique o might god you’re lovely 🎉❤
Thanks for watching! 😁
I love your teaching so much that I referred my friend to watching your video
Wow, that's the best compliment ever. Thank you so much! ❤
Good pace and useful vocabulary.
So glad you enjoyed the lesson, @conbeats8664 ❤️
Thank you, you're generous.
Thank you so much! 😊
Amazing job!! 👏💯✔️👍
Thank you 👍
This is very useful to me, thanks a lot.
辛苦了，お疲れ様でした
So glad you enjoyed the lesson, @888taky ❤️
Thank you
My pleasure! 😘
i'm really into your lesson, teacher.
You're the best! 😘
Thank you Jennifer, It was an amazing lesson. I can't thank you enough. I am preparing for the Occupational English Test. If possible, could you provide some vocabulary lessons regarding OET for doctors?
Sure, great suggestion! And good luck! 🎉
Dear Coach,
Thank you for all efforts you do on making such useful videos. As I was watching this video, I found out that there is a mistake in writing of a phrase verb (to phase in something), but you wrote (to phase something on) instead.
I hope you correct it; or give mecmore information if I was wrong.
Regards
Oh no, sorry about that!
Amazing lesson tnks teacher
Thanks for watching! 😁
thank you ma'am for this video
My pleasure! 😘
Hi Jennifer
Thank you for this amazing and informative video, in the adjective part I couldn’t find the word “electic “ in the dictionary
I spelled it wrong (but pronounced it correctly), I'm sorry. It's "eclectic".
Thanks your lesson,awesome you time ⏲
Thank you so much! 😊
Really you make the difficult aesy thanks so much
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Superb explanation, very interesting.
Thank you so much! 😊
You ARE THE BEST ❤❤❤❤
That's so sweet of you! 💕
Thanks for the video
Our pleasure!
wow;3 hours of english. I just enjoy it. ✌✌👏👏👋👋👋💥💥😃😃🤩🤩😍
Glad you enjoy it! 😍
I really benift from this lesson thanks
My pleasure! 😘
Thank you so much.
Always welcome!
You are excellent jforrest i am a new student from Afghanistan
Thanks for watching! 😁
45:20 Can you explain, please, why do we use V3 (the word "sunk") in this sentence "It took him a while before his mother's death sunk in"? Moreover, the verb "sunk" must be used with has/have, mustn't it?
Great question! I'll answer that in a future lesson! 😁
@@JForrestEnglish I'll waiting for your future lesson)) Thanks)
Oh my gosh it is something awesome ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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Excellent...
Thank you so much! 😊
Great video ，great teacher ❤
My pleasure! 😘