Glad you think so!

Doesn't sound native though. What's the accent?

He mispronounced the word preposition where the e is pronounced like the e in president, not the long e sound.

Absolutely ❤

What do you mean?

Missing from where?

that word(than) is the one missing

@@ednarico2910 from where, in what part of the sentence?

Yes, he is the best!

I have one mistake . Thank you so much for this test.😢😮😊

@@tammytsang3487 Only one mistake? How is this possible? Have you studied English language a long time?

@@mhz7140 I have been studying English ever since I was a kid in Hong Kong .Also, I have been learning English online amid this pandemic. Thank you!

@@tammytsang3487 Thanks for answer. PS: I have a lot of mistakes.....

Same here but I'm more of a fluent english speaker. It's quite interesting to see how intuitively I know so much without knowing the actual rule on why it is the way it is.

Of course as a native speaker you do not have to think about the proper answer because you do it intuitively. A foreigner always compares everything with the structures of his own language so that the two systems interfere - and therefore makes mistakes sometimes because he transfers structures from his own mother tongue. A German speaking English will always have some problems with word order, an English native speaking German usually has problems with gender and articles within syntactic structures. So what ? Yet I think smaller mistakes do not really matter - the main point is international understanding.

How humble you are, even as a native you recognise you need to bush up what you've learned at school👍😊

Just try to learn a foreign language, and you will see how difficult it is. Have you ever tried to learn Russian ? Explaining Grammar to a foreigner is always different from explaining Grammar to a native speaker. The intuition of the native speaker is always different (easy going) from a foreigner who has to think about rules to avoid mistakes. This is true for every language in the world. Unless you have been brought up bilingually.

Hello muddy, I got confused about your explanation of intermediate (9) and advanced (4).

You are a good teacher.

Hello, Reacher Maddy. My score was 9/9/5. I will continue working to do better, Thanks

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Hii can you please help me in my learning journey

@@him_paswan What's up?

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Thank you I'm a first time to watching ur vedio.

Hi.İ've learned English for 9 months.İ've scored 8/6/0.What do you think about it ? Your thinks are dear for me.

@@biriikisi9626 thats amazing

that's great bro!!! keep learning English!! I'm in the intermedian level too :)@@biriikisi9626

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Begginer 10 /10 intermediate 9/10 advanced 9/10 😊 thanks Maddy

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Any native English speaker who graduated 8th grade should have easily received a perfect score. Unfortunately, not the case.

Glad to help!

Yes

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Hi Maddy u are the best teacher and how can I get access to you

Here's and improvement for your text adapting to intermediate/advanced english. "I got all questions right all the way from B1 to C1. Nevertheless, I still gained new knowledge taking this test. Cheers!" (Note: Cheers is a way of saying thank you but that's not formal)

Say you're not your

That's exactly my score too 💫😊

Yes, you are right

Learnt is British. Learned is American.

Glad it was helpful!

Great lesson indeed 👍🏽 thanks 🙏🏾

Thank you! 😃

What do you do to get the C2 level?

If you are C2 level, then (Ariana what are you doing here) 😭😭

@@putrinadi7154 Hey! Your message didnʼt come to my attention; please excuse the delay! For reaching C2 level: • I do check out English movies, sitcoms, animations, shows, etc., on a regular basis. • I study a grammar book, which is named “Advanced Grammar.” That book helps one enhance grammar skills. • I have a wordbook related to advanced vocabulary. • I exercise everything I study as well. Plus, if you want to become an advanced speaker, you need a clear pronunciation. Pronunciation Improvement Strategies: • Shadowing: “Shadowing” is an advanced language learning technique that can be used independently by learners to improve their intonation and pronunciation. Itʼs quite a simple concept: you listen to a model (i.e., a video or audio of someone speaking) and repeat what they say in real time. Is the shadowing technique effective? Yes, shadowing is great for developing speaking fluency in English, especially the physical aspects like pronunciation, prosody, and rhythm. Several studies have shown that it can be an effective way to improve speaking skills. You can also call it “the imitation exercise” or, which I like the most, “the echoing exercise,” where youʼre just echoing what someone else is saying. To do it, you can imitate any speaker whom you think has a great accent. Iʼd say, imitate Angelina Jolieʼs accent. Just search “Angelina Jolieʼs Interview” on KZfaq to find her. She has a brilliant, clear accent. By doing and doing and practicing, youʼll become a clear and confident advanced English speaker. Tips for doing it: ■Find any interview of any speaker whom you think has a great accent. ■Echo the person pausing the video. ■Practice it every day. • Find out “tongue twisters” on Google and start practicing them. The most famous tongue twister is “Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper.” “Tongue twisters” play a significant role in English pronunciation improvement. Some experience them as very painful, tedious, and annoying. However, many find them fun, joyfully challenging, and exciting. • Record Yourself When youʼre practicing speaking in English or reading an English book to improve your pronunciation, record yourself through the “Voice Recorder” app on your phone. If we want to improve our pronunciation, we should become more aware of our voice, and we can achieve that by recording ourselves and then listening to it. • Understand the IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) Consonants: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pdJ9ZNCem5y9gKs.html Vowels: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qtaCaKqVsL7Ud5c.html I trust this will provide you with the help you require. Thank you for asking!

You are an excellent teacher