A Live English Question and Answer Lesson

Come and join me for an English lesson where I hope to answer your question. During the lesson I'll take questions from the viewers about the English language and I'll give clear and concise answers.

You can ask me questions about pronunciation, usage, and more and I'm happy to answer. As you learn English it can be hard to find answers to some questions, but I hope that I'll be able to do that for you.

I hope you enjoy this English lesson!

This English lesson is from Saturday February 13, 2021.

⌛ Remember: Always watch the video two times. Once today with English subtitles off, and once tomorrow with the English subtitles on. This will reinforce the English you have learned!

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[nimrod]

Hi Bob. Best teacher ever. I'm from Brazil.

[rungnapaviranon]

Hello
I’m from Thailand.
I all way watched your videos, so I learned English language helpfully that improve my. Skills.

[laram]

On the subject of David Haselhoff. I'm from Germany and he's quite popular indeed.the Eelder generation to the middle-adged know him through his movies & so on and the younger ones because he sang his song "looking for freedom" in one of the most crucial and important moments in history of Germany. So he sang his song, pictures and videos spread all over the country and the rest is history...

[amiramahmud]

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Thanks a lot .

[faridehv.k.]

Thanks teacher Bob for the live lesson 🙏🏻

[Eduardo-knsf]

Hey Bob hope you have a great valentine's day 💕💞 tommorrow with Jen 😀, like you said before it's different because of this pandemic but hope you spend a beautiful time with your wife, send you a big hug 🙋🏽‍♂️

[Franciscoluche]

22:28 “Je suis rouillé !!!” 😅
“Le métal est rouillé, c’est de la rouille!” ☺️ (usually English native speakers have some difficulties to pronounce the “r” in French, and the “u” too :”c’est la rue/roue”.😂)

[songslyrics]

Hi teacher Bob, always great live chats!

[corjd]

I would love to attend one of your French lessons with your students..!! The Canadian accent while speaking French is exotic to me!! Enjoy your valentine day with your beloved family.

[marisolpimentel]

Hola soy de Panamá con mucha anclas de aprender ingles viajar a Canadá para aprender muchísimo más ojalá se me de esa oportunidad Dios primero

[alaaahmad]

Hello teacher Bob . Hope you okay . Through the live stream I asked you a guestion, unfortunately you didn't get to it . Anyway, thanks a lot, it was a very useful lesson . My favourite teachers on Youtube are Canadians : Bob the Canadian is the one who I watch mostly and then Engvid teachers :Alex Rounie Adam and James . Thanks to Canada we have great teachers.

[Aerosmith]

Traditionally, enquire simply meant “ask, ” while inquire was used for formal investigations. In the US, inquiry used more and I think it is true on Canada too.

[dniaseerat]

Wow tnx it was as great as always..
Please make a short video on your other channel on the difference between(at the bottom of ) and (on the bottom of) iam quite confused.

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[chimak]

I don't understand the mean use the form to ask the question. where is the form can obtained ?

[yeesiuming]

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[antiaarribas]

lovely live chat!. can you do a video about ''do'' vs.''make'' ? . Have a wonderful day!! :)

[forhaduddin]

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my most favourit teacher
i hop you well also me.
give me suggestion how to improve my listening part i got 28 or 30.
i hope you read my comment, thanks dear

[marisolpimentel]

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