Avoid using 'ARRIVE' in conversational American English / English Vocabulary / HOW TO USE 'GET'

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[quemseria]

I've been living in the USA for over 30 years and still have some accent. I love to watch your excellent lessons. But unbelievable that I still make mistakes to pronounce words living here for so long. Anyway, absolutely love your lessons, Kevin and Lisa!

[youby]

Thank you so much for helping non-native speakers understand better the American English

[billelrouis]

I wish to travel to America and live there. Thank you, Professor, for your wonderful lessons

[parveenbegum]

As always, one of the brilliant lesson to understand when and where to use get instead of arrive

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[teddyeckomela]

I usually use the verb arrive and I know it formal but I was wondering what’s verb to use instead of arrive. Here is my answer in this video. Thanks so much for the video.

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[cristinaolague]

Thanks a lot Kevin. I always learn something new by watching your videos.

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[StoryLobby]

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[shedtears]

Great video Kevin I appreciate that have you been doin' for us. Wish the best for both of you!

[yamidemu]

I have learned a lot of crucial things with you and Lisa. Thank you very much. You use the expressions "in time" and "on time" what's the difference?

[sonjailievska]

I've been watching your videos recently and learned a lot of things I haven't been so sure about. I'm an English teacher from a non-English speaking country and want to be always updated with the grammar. In this video I've noticed that the verb GET in past participle is GOTTEN, but in British English it's GOT, so, it's: GET, GOT, GOT. No wonder that some of my students tells me the past participle of GET is GOTTEN and I always correct them :). Now I know :).

[aboodsaid]

Thanks for the lesson, What is the difference between on time / in time

[Mamitaquerida]

Hello, first of all thank you so much for your lessons. I really learn from them. I have a question regarding one of the given examples that I couldn't hear very well. Which is correct: "they got to the restaurante before it closed, before it closes or before it close?

[gianpierocostamagna]

Tank you. The bus usually gets here on time.

[gulnaraa]

Thank you so much ❤ please do a lesson about the difference between in time and on time