Your Monthly Dose of English - Best of November 2020

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In this best of November 2020, we will review all the topics and lessons released this month on the channel. This is THE place to start if you want to learn English, and improve both your listening and speaking skills
if you're a an absolute beginner or intermediate learner.

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Thank you, very useful teaching videos!

ahmedalikashbur

Her videos are a kind of some drugs, can't stop to watch them every day

lordan

Hello my teacher you are a great teacher becuse you can teach a topic for one or two hours and you explain for all with out worng.I never didn't see a teacher like you she/he can speak for a topic (a lesson) for two or one hour in youtube👍👍

javidmohammady

Thank you very much for teaching me the daily speaking in English language. So I was wondering if it might be possible for you to teach us of how to write a correct formal and informal letter writing? Thank

mathenthuc

Good evening Alisha Teacher, Sahadevan KM from India

sahadevankm

Miss Alisha is the best Teacher.i like your sound is very clear.Thank you so much.

رمضانكريم-غس

Thank you your accent It's beautiful👌👌

gemibia

In Portuguese, when we use (that - restrictive clause), we use a comma. Example: My brother, who lives in Brasília, is working. This means that I only have one brother and he lives in Brasilia. If I don't use the comma, (restrictive): My brother who lives in Brasília is working; it means that I have other brothers. I think it would be more practical that way.

childericoalencastro

Thank you very much☺have a Great sunday stay positive always💡👈

bigdreamirvinemarseille

It's really helpful. Thanks for appload sucede a great video. Congratulations!👍👏🗽🌍🤶🎅♥️

carolinareguerofullier

This is what I found when searching Google. (of a liquid or gas) filter gradually through a porous surface or substance.
"the water percolating through the soil may leach out minerals" (of coffee) be prepared in a percolator.
"he put some coffee on to percolate"

childericoalencastro

Hey Elisha, What's up? My question is about its in this phrase like this: He joined the Communist Party when black American’s civil rights were one of its priorities or like this The moor near her home was called Randle Moor and she had spent a lot of time there walking and discovering its secrets. Thank you

dordaneasghari