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Met your channel back in 2013 when studying English seriously for the first time. Still get the notifications for your videos because they are amazing. This one was great. Congratulations and thank you.

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Teacher Adam's lessons are always peace of mind, useful and relaxing. Thank you so much!

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Very interesting. Thanks In all languages, we have such mistakes that are regarded as correct and they are commonly used. In Farsi we call it "ghalate mostalah (غلط مصطلح)".

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You helped a lot along my journey for learning English powerfully.

Great lesson, Adam! Thank you very much. Bono sings this expression "sleight of hands" in the song "With or Without you", but he pronounces it "slight". "Irregardless" is a new one for me. I had never heard it before. But ... "anyways" is very common in New York City. I learned to use this "mistake" there, and I have to confess that it's been a bit hard getting rid of it.

I think it was very interesting and helpful lesson. Every time when I watch your video, I receive a piece of motivation.

Thank you for these heads-up. 1. couldn’t care less 2. (ir)regardless 3. for all intents and purposes 4. anyway(s) 5. self-deprecating 6. expatriate 7. nip in the bud 8. peace of mind /give sb a piece of your mind 9. sleight of hand 10. first come, first served 11. whet your appetite 12. deep-seated or deep seated 13. hunger pangs/pangs of hunger 14. case in point

Good explanation, thank you.

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I have learned new words and idioms. Very interesting lesson.

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wasn't sure if i have already seen this one so i opened it and watched it 😸again for even when I realised i did watch it it's just proved to be impossible to resist the urge to freshen my memory 💖thank you again, adam 🌻

Load of respect and regard from India for this gripping as well as informative video lecture, Adam Sir✌️🙏

Uff what a wonderful lesson, thanks for your teachings Regards and have a great happy new year full of health.

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Thank you for your help

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Sir, Kindly Suggest the Best English Grammar Book for Advanced Level (from India)

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Very nice one

Could you please add a lesson about the verb keep as a phrasal verb.

Each class better.

Dear Sir Adam, "in causetive verbs sentences" How can i make present tense sentence with Question words + helping verbs ? can i use "Do, Does & Did" for past tense ?

Hola Adam, thank you for this video, it helped me, I wish you get more students in this channel in 2023; GOD bless you (all of you). Saludos from Mexico City. BTW: If I had some writing mistakes, be my guest and tell me =:O) (Just joking).

This guy is so good

Please explain,, difference between now and then and off and on

U are beast teacher.

thanks teacher, i'm gonna continue making mistakes regardless i'm not an naive speaker.

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i found some other eggcorns because of this lesson and laughed so hard😸i had no idea about these before

Some of my friends use ''Should of''' instead of ''Should've''

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"They go to meet their friend and show him notebook " Sir please tell me in this sentence, the function of "show" is it working as infinitive or main verb ? Sir please explain I am so much confused in this kind of sentence kindly do answer me please

Hello! At the end of February I plan to take the IELTS exam in English, I am looking for like-minded people, or just wanting to practice speaking. my level is low b1 approximately. Всем привет! На конец февраля планирую сдавать IELTS exam на английском, ищу единомышленников, или просто желающих потренировать спикинг . уровень у меня невысокий b1 примерно, спикинг слабоват.

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12:39 , Biggest lesson

Hi Adam lm form somaliy

i'm writing below to learn all expressions meanings in video:) 1. couldn't care less: really don't care 2. regardless: whatever happened 3. for all intents and purposes: almost completely done 4. self-deprecating: putting ourselves down / lowering my own value 5. ex-patriate: remove someone from a country 6. nip it in the bud: nip=cut *before sth grows too big to control, you should cut and you want nip it in the bud 7. peace of mind: everything is okey, relax, no worries, no doubts 8. piece of my mind: i will tell you exactly what i think 9. sleight of hand: trick, you don't actually know what happened 10. 1st come, 1st serveD 11.whet your appetite: whet meanings to sharpen like knife *you make it sharper or stronger to help you enjoy the meal 12. deep-seated: sth to sitted deep inside of you and so hard to get out or change 13. hunger *pangs* 14. case in point: sth that you use as an example to support your idea if i did any mistakes please correct me:)

Why do Americans (often) say 'I could care less'? It makes no sense at all.

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Hi Adam. What about expatriate vs migrant? What's the difference. Txs again.

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What are the 4 ways we can describe a noun?😊

These mistakes are actually hilarious 🤣

Methinks "irregardless" comes from the confusion with its synonym "irrespective". To me, "irregardless" is utterly unacceptable since it makes no logical sense, just like "could care less".

Also in Italian we experience the same issue on "couldn't care less" , i guess it's due to the fact the people are lazy and are keen on shortening the statements as they are widely understood anyway

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Please make subtitles in English 🙏

Party pooper, it always cracks me up 😳

Wow, I suddenly feel much better about my English. My primary sources of education in the language for the first decade was elementary and middle school (started learning at age 7, learned very little), then, for roughly another decade, video games with a dictionary, and in the last decade - first programming documentation and the Internet, then I gradually started watching movies and TV shows, but have only read less than a dozen books total. And I still knew the correct variants of most of the expressions, especially "self-deprecating". Took me measly 30 years to reach a decent proficiency level 😁 Jokes aside, I suspect it is much easier to learn English living in an English-speaking country, as opposed to Russia. And it is definitely easier, at least to me, to learn languages with a fully developed brain (that's a bold statement, isn't it).

By the way, I like you the most amongst your other team members

Dear teacher, this is very difficult, I have to study hard.

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Estoy harto de no saber Inglés por mucho que me esfuerce y si que me esfuerzo mucho, trato de escuchar músicas en Inglés, ver BBC News, CNN in English ver tutoriales, leer libros en Inglés pero aún así no fluyo no logro entender el Inglés hablado sólo el escrito ayuda porfavoooor

"piece of mind" is usually uses when someone want to give their opinion on a certain topic, or they're just angry and really want to let it out.

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Move your bud ))

"Don't try to be perfect. Try to be understood." ❤

Native English speakers don't even know the difference between "then" and "than".

So many ignorant people that ignorance has become the norm, and incorrect has become acceptable and worth talking about at all. lol

You got weak😔

Why you are so skinny? Are you feeling well? 😨