They could feature a video providing feedback to Marina. She would get her English corrected "for free" haha.

Thing is, Marina Mogilko Only Cares about Making MONEY on KZfaq 🤑💰 not Teaching right English🤯😒

Alright

She is not a teacher at all, she is information gypsy😂

I totally agree with you.

I call it chutzpah. 😊

You don't have to watch Marina's channel. The man can teach English properly without pointing the finger at a content creator. The truth is that Both are too boring and have to invoke Marina's name to get more views, interest and money.

@@Smile-hr7ve What if people learn incorrect english because of her? I'm glad they did this. Maybe they're boring for you, not for me.

@@Smile-hr7ve Sorry, but they're not boring. Not at all. They're great teachers. Maybe you're the one who's actually boring.

@@Smile-hr7ve Yeah! Let's watch more talkative Mogilko with her incorrect lessons! That's the answer! 😊

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You don't have to watch Marina's channel. The man can teach English properly without pointing the finger at a content creator. The truth is that Both are too boring and have to invoke Marina's name to get more views, interest and money.

May I correct your sentences? Thank you so much guys for YOUR constructive criticism because many people HAVE BEEN deceived for many years by her silly mistakes.

@@Smile-hr7ve , well, some people need to learn CORRECT English if they want to become English teachers or translators.

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You don't have to watch Marina's channel. The man can teach English properly without pointing the finger at a content creator. The truth is that Both are too boring and have to invoke Marina's name to get more views, interest and money.

@@Smile-hr7veI don't need to be entertained.

@@Smile-hr7veYou don’t have to copy and paste. Dude you are commenting everywhere. Are you getting paid for it?

@@chamuelolivier1594 , same here

@@simegustaloveo Yes, dude :)

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There she goes😹There She GOES again 👀

I was laughing

You don't have to watch Marina's channel. The man can teach English properly without pointing the finger at a content creator. The truth is that Both are too boring and have to invoke Marina's name who's to get more views and interest.

@@Smile-hr7ve Sorry, but they're not boring. Not at all. They're great teachers. Maybe you're the one who's actually boring.

@@Smile-hr7ve Marina is not a qualified teacher lol. She gets a lot of mistakes & sells her courses lol. That’s a deceptive scheme lol.

Hi No way she is too erregant to do that. One indicator of being smart is to aknowledge one's mistakes. She is all in the show off That's it.

In my opinion, she speaks too fast for a person who is teaching.

Had you paid attention to her videos you would have known by now that her name is Marina - not Maria - and her "best" is definitely not good enough.

Lisa is not his wife

@@andreirublev8118 I left it to u to pay a better attention

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It seems like she doesn't care 🤷🏻‍♀️

You don't have to watch Marina's channel. The man can teach English properly without pointing the finger at a content creator. The truth is that Both are too boring and have to invoke Marina's name to get more views, interest and money.

She gazlight everyone with her so called knowledge. I want to learn correct english.

I'm interested to know when she made the video. It seems she's particularly weak in "articles" (a, an, the)

@@Smile-hr7ve Yet you're here watching Kevin's video 🤡

но в данном случае Кевин погорячился. Видимо в сша так и на самом деле не говорят. Но вот мои словари : Apresyan (En-Ru)страстно желать, жаждать to crave after admiration - жаждать восхищения I'm craving for a cup of tea - разг. ≅ до смерти хочется чаю Macmillan English Dictionary (En-En) Lewis still craves for the recognition he feels he lacks in America. OALD9 crave (for) something | crave to do something to have a very strong desire for something LingvoUniversal X5 (En-Ru) A woman who is soon to have a child often craves for strange foods. - Женщина, которая должна скоро родить, часто хочет поесть чего-нибудь необычного. I can't seem to stop craving for cigarettes. - Никак не могу побороть тягу к сигаретам. Так что употребять for после глагола или нет - вопрос открытый

That's wierd. My Longman's dictionary explicitly states that "crave" is a transative (and only transative) verb and hence doesn't require a preposition. Or maybe Marina Mogilko has already made her contribution into the Longman's online edition😃

@@andreirublev8118 Hi Andrei, yes, I agree, the rule taught by Kevin on the video, GENERALLY applies, and, me too, I was very surprised to find this example sentence on the online version of Longman. You can check it out if you wish. I have found it on their online app.

@@andreirublev8118 I think a transitive verb means that it needs an object in the sentence, not necessarily a preposition. Intransitive verbs are those that don't need a complement, like in the phrase "I sleep".

@@oscarl.decarvalho7397 That's right: they take an object without a preposition: "She craves that taste" "She raised a glass." But "She cried for the moon" Some verbs can be transitive and intransitive at the same time. "To crave" seems to be used as a transative verb only.

When intransitive (usually followed by ‘for’), it means ‘to beg or plead.’

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Marina teaches kinda lousy English.

She clearly didn't say "a", no need to lie. And speaking fast is not an excuse to pronounce words incorrectly.

@@dannyjorde2677 I'm not lying, I wrote that I could be wrong. It still seems to me that there is an article there, people who liked my comment think the same way. No need to accuse me of lying or justifying someone

I also hear "with A huge belly".

No. She left it out like a lot of Slavic language speakers do because those languages don't have articles (except Bulgarian),

I agree. I listened to it many times to be sure and she does said "a" before huge.

Yes, that's true. I've just consulted English-Corpora COCA and there are 155 results for 'corn dog' and only 6 for 'corny dog'

Lol I’m a native speaker and I’ve never heard corny dogs, either. Must be a regional thing.

I am a native midwesterner. Never heard of corny dogs. That said, does anybody know where Kevin is from? His accent is American-ish but it’s slightly “off” and I can’t place it.

Me neither... "corn dogs" from Michigan to Colorado in my experience!

It's not incorrect but "to crave something" is much more common than "to crave for something". But it is very common to "have a craving for something".

Collins dictionary gives an example of "crave for", and also there are a few examples in British National Corpus (not many, but there are).

Maybe this is a literary usage, but is not used in common speech. Perhaps "crave for" is used in British English.

American is not a language.

And she also brags her million views.it's a shame.obviuosly, millions viewers learned her incorrect english.if i were her.nevermind mentioning that.she appears a victim.instead of thanking and shutting down her youtubes.duhhhh..

The Asian girl? Her channel is called Lavendaire.