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[harikeshkumarharsh]

Greetings from India.We are thankful for your lectures.

[JohnPaul-wreu]

Hlo, am JP.arts, from DRC, thanks for the great work of teaching a good Eng

[albertoaguayo]

"As cheap as anything" could be used too

[jessicablack]

I didn’t get a single one and I’m a native English speaker lol. It could be because I’m from America though. These sayings might be more common in the UK
I always saying something is drier than the Sahara Desert, so that’s the first thing I thought of when you said dry as a bone.

[pallavi]

I knew I'm not fluent in English!😢😢😢 i didn't know any answers, teacher!😢

[sonagaladova]

At the word "daisy" I immediately thought of Lucky Luke (Daisy town) 🤠

[LandoLinares]

Ehhhh I think that being fluent has nothing to do with knowing slangs because that's something that only natives know unless you spend a few years in that country

[francoo.m.]

Greg, why can i only hear from the left headphone?

[siddheshjadhav]

Indians do not use this kind of sentence structure, we use comparative degree rather than positive.

[TheFacesOfLife]

Not fluenzer, but potcasting in english😶‍🌫️
Or what do you mean by that?

[UchebavGermanii]

Looks like I'm far away from the fluent level 😊

[omgabaddon]

I got all 3 wrong, and none of my answers are suitable for all audiences xD

[moongoddess]

4 out of 5 wrong. Americans don’t speak English 😂