Fluent English Practice with a Native Speaker - phrasal verbs and idioms

Learn some common English idioms, expressions and phrasal verbs with a native speaker for fluent English

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[drakereyes]

Hello everyone! I’m happy to see all the positive feedback 😊

[frantzlyprestigepierre]

Madame Lisa, you're the best English teacher I've ever seen

[dbaletlib]

I find your videos very helpful as a non-native speaker who has studied English for more than a decade and makes money using English. I would be grateful if you make more videos like this one. Many thanks!

[jesusbello]

Hi Lisa & Drake. I learned great language skills in your lesson. English is my 2nd language and these native expressions are most likely omitted. Thank you so Much.

[SrMalacate]

This is great stuff! I’ve been in the country for about 20 something years, this lessons make me feel like there’s so much to keep learning!!! Thank you so much! Blessings to the whole community!!!

[bpefpnb]

Actually we are using most of these words in persian so its very easy for me to understand, thank you very much madam lisa, you are a Great teacher.actually i had a teacher like you when i was studdid in America.

[saharhamzei]

Hi Lisa, I really enjoyed this episode. It was so productive. Also, I think the best part of each episode is the final self evaluation quiz. That gives a good sense of high-far We have learned.

[yilinvlogs]

We have a similar to the "money doesn't grow on trees" expression In the Russian language, which is "money doesn't lie around on the road", which implies, that you can't walk and accidentally find money, and it's rather a rare luck than a consistent pattern, so you need to work to get it.

[martindanem]

This is a great lesson!🤩 I love your videos where you teach us advanced expressions through native speakers.Thank you so much, Lisa!

[romypie]

I can’t thank you enough for such useful and interesting lesson. Please, keep up providing us with daily expressions which are not in the books. Great job, guys!🙏🏻🥰

[CasonHuangvonTaiwan]

Teacher Lisa always gives us high-quality lessons of English! Thank you, beloved Teacher Lisa!🙏🙏🌸🌸🥹🥹🥰🥰🥇🌱🌱🎉🎊❤️❤️

[ramirob]

Your insightful lessons are always a pleasure to behold. Thanks for your wide knowledge ❤

[Mseleku]

I've been watching your videos for a while and my English has improved immensely. I'm now able to retrieve advanced terms are phrases effortlessly. The way you're so patient and clear is remarkable. Continue doing what you're doing and we'll keep on supporting your channel and internalizing your lessons as well.

[gabriellagirardi]

Thank you so much for this lesson which is really helpful. Especially knowing new espressions is truly important!

[rbkqxoo]

Thank you Lisa & Drake for your amazing lesson. . As usual, it's a joy to learn from your videos .

[geguzqw]

As usual, it's a joy to learn from your videos . Hello everyone! I’m happy to see all the positive feedback .

[qkmsxso]

You always hit the nail on the head, you are so accurate, you do a perfect job. I'll be there for the next course. Thanks

[parker]

Thank you, Lisa. I tried a lot of courses and found your lessons to be the most useful for me. And Drake is so cute and helpful.

[ezdiharmansy]

Thank you Lisa & Drake for your amazing lesson. 😍

[BrunoMCDowell]

Great video. Thanks for your work. If I'm speaking to a native speaker and they use a word, expression or phrasal verb that I am not familiar with, I just ask them to explain what it means. And believe me when I say that some people find it hard to explain idioms and expressions. I live in England and there are lots of expressions in American English that are not very common here so we dont use them.