Who do you look up to? Let me know in the comments! 😊DON'T FORGET what you have learned in this lesson: download the free PDF worksheet here 👉 speakenglishwithvanessa.ck.page/3ca9137adc
Hi Vanessa I'm somali guy I'm come from in somalia 🇸🇴 So I want to get your phone number because nowayear s. I searching some native people and also I to practice this language and it's very important so can I get your phone number pls Thank you my teacher 😘 ❤
Friendly advice for all of the English learners out there 🌍...you will find it much easier to memorize words and phrases if you physically practice pronouncing them out loud (or reading them out loud). 🗣 The more you exercise your physical senses (sense of hearing, sense of sight, etc.) the more speaking English will feel like an experience, which will be much more difficult to forget. 🧠
2:14 to ask around 2:42 to ask someone out 3:12 to be in control of 3:41 to break down 4:29 to break something down 5:06 to break into something 6:06 to break out 6:56 to bring smn/smth down 7:46 to call around 8:31 to call back 9:05 to cheer up 9:24 to cheer on 9:55 to clean up 10:19 to come across as 11:09 to come apart 11:37 to come forward 12:22 to come from 13:02 to count on 13:35 to cross off/cross out 14:01 to cut something out 14:46 to do something over 16:01 to do away with something 16:45 to dress up 17:04 to drop out of 17:32 to fall through 18:33 to follow through 19:34 to follow up 20:14 to get away 20:40 to get away with 21:42 to get something across 22:31 to get back 23:01 to get on 23:31 to get over 24:09 to get together 24:25 to give away 25:37 to give back 26:01 to go after something 26:35 to go against 27:15 to go ahead 27:53 to go back 28:20 to go over 29:10 to grow apart 29:42 to grow into 30:49 to grow out of something 31:36 to hand out something 32:18 to hold smn/smth back 33:24 to let someone down 34:06 to look up to someone 34:50 to point out something
Vanessa is one of my teachers that I always look up to. She has a unique ability to explain English lessons in a concise and accessible way and break them down into more bite-sized chucks so that we can learn them effortlessly. I really look up to you, my beloved teacher, Vanessa!!
@@SpeakEnglishWithVanessa Hi Vanessa, It is a pleasure to learn english with you, I understand like 98% of your english but then I go out and understand 20% but even worse, the english from black people 0%, It is impossible for me to understand any word I hear from them and that gets me really frustrated. So where do you think the problems is, I hope you answer. Greetings from NY city.
We asked around about the best teacher in English. We found teacher Vanessa and look up to her episodes. We got together with her at an excellent time. We cheer on her to prepare more good episodes. We go ahead with her on the English journey We do away with stuck-out language by her. We count on her to study English. She is a great teacher in getting English across. We going after her episodes for good study. To grow out faster in English. To break down phrasal verbs. To be in control of the English language. Thank you very much, my teacher, Vanessa.
I found the thing here what I wanted. Thank you so much Venessa for your lessons. I've been learning English for more than three years but when I found your channel, it sealed the deal. There is so much fun learning with you. You explain everything so easily. Again thank you so much.🤩🤩🙂
Hi Vanessa! That was a refreshing, joyful lesson! You are inspiring. I honestly look up to you as a teacher! I also look up to decision-makers who are intelligent, rational, eloquent, and down-to-earth.
HHello Vanessa, I recently downloaded the pdf q you sent to my email, Thank you very much for your willingness to teach us this beautiful language, I'm Thank you very much for your willingness to teach us this beautiful language, I'm going to study and practice it thanks a lot, God bless you and your family.
*Thanks Vanessa so much!❤❤❤Additionally, very grateful for the PDFs👌👌👌* *Really enjoy learning the phrasal verbs you share! They're always incredibly essential in daily use.*
I simply Love you video classes. I am an English teacher in Brazil, and I have watched you videos 'cause they help me explain topics in English to my students, and also take the opportunity to practice my listening! I have learned so much by watching your videos! They're amazing 👏 congrats 👏❤
Thanks Vannesa, I look up to you, I really comfortable with your videos, they are fun and easy to undertand, I hope to learn English fast and fun, thanks again, see you in your next video.
Hi Vanessa, Can I say "Come again?" as an equivalent of "Could you please repeat what you have just said"? Many thanks for your answer, you rock as usual! :)
Thank you for all the time you dedicate to teaching us English. I have personally learned many things from your lessons. I hope you make another phrasal verb lesson
Using phrasal verbs is not my thing to be honest. I hardly ever use phrasal verbs whenever I try to speak English slowly about any basic topic or even quicker. Phrasal verbs are important to be able to speak English fluently, effectively and fearlessly. So I need much more practice by focusing on the correct pronunciation to make my speaking clearer and better. I know I can do it. Thank you so much Vanessa for cheering me up to continue the great work with my English. ❤
I look up to u my best English teacher ever…I would like to let u nkow that I been inspired of loving to learn English lessons the day I saw u on RU-vid since ever.
Hi Vanessa! Your video is refreshing and joyful. I really love the way you always bring to us positive energy. You cheer me up with your weekly lessons. Honestly, I look up to you as a teacher. Thank you so much indeed.
I wish your son all the best. I am sure he's gonna nail it since he has such a great model at home, (a mom and a teacher) This lesson was once again an excellent one
Merci! What a great and smiley teacher you are! You're an inspirational person. I need to brush up my English and it's worth the trip to go through your videos.
I loved watching your video over and over again. I always look up to you, your a very great English Teacher. I've learned a lot in your classes. Thank you so much! Watching from Philippines.
Hi vanessa! Thank you for sharing this helpful video. I've watched it three times or more and wrote all of them down in my notebook. Who I look up to is my friend. We've living together for over a year, I found out she is good at managing her own behavior. She leads a regular life all the time. I respect her so much and want to be a person like her.
I have always looked up to my dear professors at my faculty of mass communication who had full scholarships in the States. I have realized they are ahead of all the other faculty. So, I have decided to be like them, yet I have only managed to get a channel system scholarship for two years when I was preparing my PhD in Indiana, PA. I always remember my sweet days in that little peaceful town in Western Pennsylvania. I am not exaggerating if I say that it was one of the reasons behind following your lessons my dear Vanessa when I had decided to polish my English. Always love your American accent.
As an non-native english speaker, I understood everything you said and most of the examples at the first time, but when it comes to finding out the meaning without the context, it becomes much harder. Really good lesson btw.
You caught me off guard. Awesome presentation and besides essential enough to go over it many times to petrify in mind through lovely examples and kinda shadowing thanks
I'm very fortunate that for the first 11 minutes of this lesson, I knew almost very words the teach has mentioned. I love to carry it on to the end! I appreciate very much for bringing up this valuable lesson...If you intend to drop out of school or college like Bill Gates, you might become a billionaire in the future!
When I was young, I got to know Sun Yat-sen. His famous quote, in a nation everyone is equal and the people in the nation should live as in one community, rooted in my heart that let me look up to him.
3:50 An intersting variation of "break down" is the noun "breakdown", which means a great division between two or more events. Sometimes that word is used for a detailed description of a cost in business context.
Teacher Vanessa, each time i'm spending some whiles on learning your lessons, i've seen it's the most chance that i've got during my lifestyle. 'Cause with you, there's so many things that i've known. So, you costed a lot for me. English is a language that i really appreciate. But with you, i have good scope around it. And i'm still learning from you. Indeed, i really love the way you're teaching! and as i'm always telling you in my comments, you don't have any equal. Keep on there till dusk down.
Thank you a lot!!!! This was an incredible lesson, this a topic that is kind of hard to me, because there exist a lot of phrasal verbs that sometimes can be a little tricky to get, so thank you!
