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I"m enjoying the lessons. Thank you.

After this , I would like to attend another session with you,thanks.🙂

I like your speaking is so good

Thanks a lot

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@@jonathanenamorado9537 agree

Honest response. I disliked this video because it states that it teaches "English" What I've seen here is strictly American and would not be understood all too well in England. I feel like the video could have been titled better. I admire the effort though. A couple of noteable examples would be "can I have the check" - is actually spelled cheque and is rarely understood here as a cheque is something that you write out to send money from your bank to the business (not a list dictating what you would need to pay) Her second option is much more of an English expression - I.E the bill. What you are being billed for. "Your resume is impressive" - in English would be "Your CV is impressive" Some people may understand this one but a fair few would be confused by the sentence. Just to stress. This is not hate towards the creator, she has done a great job. I just feel like those who are trying to learn "English" will be mislead by the title.

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reading writing need academic not speaking

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Thank you guys. You've been very educative.

thank you so much teacher alisha ,i want to learn more from you idol

exactly! It's so comfortable hearing her. I can get all the words wich she is saying for!

Good luck, I’m sure you can do it!

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Hi, small corrections: 1. I love to listen you. 2. You are an awesome teacher

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what a hypocrisy

Would you like to have conversation with me. We can have video call conversation

Can I practice with you?

@Dakirellah Mostafa hi ! Do you want to practise with me ?

She's amazing. Try checking my channel too. I just started..

Oh right. I don't like English language but lern with the film is very nice.

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I totally agree

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Renoma Cyber I'm totally agree with you !! Great Alisha....

Thank you teacher

You can tell that she is having fun!

Hey i need your help

How to u speak English u give a tips for me

Quem quer me ensinar o inglês e em troca aprender o português?;

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Oh, really?

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@@HoangNguyen-bb1hd hi.

Your doing so well! However you put -ing at the end of learn like this: Learning

Yes. Whenever there is a verb next to the word *i’m*, it automatically has an -ing attached. For example: I’m dancing. I’m learning. I’m visiting. I’m buying. Etc. You’re doing great so far, keep it up!

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I want to marry you Elisha. You are very beautiful girl

I'm very happy that she is my teacher

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She uploaded this video about 5 years ago

She does speak so clearly.

Explica muy bien, además tiene una pronunciación muy clara, lo que ayuda mucho a entender lo que dice

Always practice

I love that we can learn so much on KZfaq!

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this a list I found, with most of the common american idioms. + “He/She/They think(s) they’re all that and a bag of chips.” (meaning: talking about someone who has an inflated ego that was showing off) + “on the dot” (meaning: perfect timing) + “Get off my back!” (meaning: stop annoying me or following me) + “You hit the nail (right on) the head.” (meaning: you got something right or correct) + “quitting cold turkey” (meaning: you altogether stop an activity like smoking; usually talking about bad habits) + “Take it with a grain of salt.” (meaning: don’t take it truthfully, it’s not a fact) + “You (must) have a green thumb.” (meaning: someone who loves gardening or someone who has plants that seem to never die) + “Why the long face?” (meaning: you look sad/upset. What’s wrong?) + “head over heels” (meaning: referring to someone deep in love with another) + “Sorry to burst your bubble, but...” (meaning: I don’t mean to ruin your mood with what I’m about to say) + “between a rock and a hard place” (meaning: facing a dilemma, stuck between (usually) 2 decisions that are probably hard) + “knock on wood” (we say this and actually knock on any nearby wood so we won’t “jinx” ourselves: example - “Jenna slipped on ice yesterday. Lord only knows the same’ll/same will happen to me” knocks on wood. Some people just say it, but for me I actually do both) + “Cut to the chase!” (meaning: an impatient response, get to the main point) + “Get back Jack!” (meaning: talking towards something like an animal or person that won’t get out of your way or out of your stuff) + “back to square one” (meaning: having to restart after just working towards something you were hoping to complete) + “f**k off!” (meaning: a harsher version of back off or go away) + “think outside of the box” (meaning: stop trying to think commonly, think more creatively) + “Who cut the cheese?!” (meaning: who farted?!) + “beat around the bush” (meaning: stop stalling what you want to say, just say what you meant to say) + “She (must’ve) woke up on the wrong side of the bed.” (meaning: someone is grumpy, especially in the morning) + “lucky duck/dog” (we say this to someone who got lucky instead of ourselves: example - “What the hell! Sydney stumbled upon 20 dollars just lying on the street and I can barely afford food. Lucky duck/dog!” + “no horseplay” (said to kids to stop playing rough or messing around) + “Cat got your tongue?” (we say this to someone if we ask them a question and they don’t respond very fast or not at all; delayed speaking by more than about 5 or so seconds) + “Over my dead body!” (meaning: I won’t ever let that happen, never gonna/going to happen) + “bite the bullet” (meaning: just do it) + “by the skin of my teeth” (meaning: close call, talking about an event that you barely got away from) + “Guess a leopard can’t change its spots.” (meaning: that person will never change their actions or ways) theres a few more but this is most of them and you can figure out a few more when you hear them with this list.

@@skedaddler1 Great job!!

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Bonjour Stephy je suis anglaise mais je parle français. C’est très bien que tu veux apprendre anglais! Tu veux apprendre pour le travail ou pour étudier...ou pour plaisir? 😊

Hi we can practice English speaking I need to improve my English vocabulary I am searching for English speaking partner

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I shared your feel for her

Are You lesbian?

Can you tell me ,what kind of pronunciation have the teacher ?

Hi! I'm searching some native people who can help me to improve my pronunciation, how can I get in touch with you?

​ @yudith paricahua sanchez oh hi me too i mean that i searching people who can and of course who wants to cuz i trying to improve my english anddd/// i wanna speak english with someone other than myself

@@cccceya can we? I'm also practicing my English

@@sjsstrng4042 ye of course! but where u wanna practice i mean app or smth u know

Alisha you are the one of the best English teacher and lovely.i love love your methods.thanks so much.

I agree and additionally she is also very beautiful woman ;)

Ever seen

Maybe, I can help you too.

Go their other channels ....they also teach german , french and other languages also...👍

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Your teaching style is so nice mem