Vocabulary WAYS OF TALKING (Lesson 24)

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[MsCCarolinee]

You're superb! This is just what I needed. Thank you from the bottom of my heart :) Keep up the marvellous work.

[mikiobros]

Whoa! What an enthralling lesson. These are expressions we meet constantly in reading. Sometimes the difference is subtle but always enlightening. Thank you so much:)

[cleliycasasola]

A very interesting lesson! Well explained. Thanks!

[wagnerotto]

Flawless: both the teacher an the lesson. congratulations, Mr.Nicholls!

[andreagiraldomdphd.]

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[jalalkech]

Fantastic you are amazing thank you a lot

[dianakhvan]

thank you for a great vocabulary lesson. I like the way you find straightforward words to explain the meaning.

[marcelam]

Dave! Wonderful explanation. I wonder is there any video showing in actions all these ways of talking?

[hibaaqosman]

thank u so much dear teacher for ur efforts

[bengaliinenglish]

Sir, please make a video on different ways of Smiling 😃 😊 🙂

[tatianadekun]

Interesting. The way you've shown ' slur`in Russian is often referred to someone who ' swallows' words just being shy or not knowing what to reply. Without a reference to being drunk.

[BruceArtwick]

Dave, thank you for the lesson! I like the idea of the "ways of..." a lot. My question is about phrasal verbs. Is it okay to use "tell someone off" in the meaning of a try to change someone's mind? Like "I wanted to try the IELTS exam, but my teacher told me off, because my English is not good enough". Or are there any special phrasal verbs for this meaning?

[prajitvishnukarthik]

Sir, what about sheepishly, gingerly, ...?.in novels they do appera frequently.

Can you make a video of that one?

[sapronik]

Dave, just one question-is it OK to use yell and shriek as nouns?

[salvagarcia]

I put the ad block down during the lesson. I hope it helps.

[anushreeghosh]

Writings on board a bit prominent, would be absolutely helpful to learners of non English speaking countries .

[gabrielgabriel]

Algunos más:
splutter, babble and burble. jabber.