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This is a very useful lesson for language learners. Keep up good job

Definitely this is one of the most useful lessons I ever watched

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Liza This is, as always, a great lesson for everybody conversation. I love it ❤ You and Kevin deserve lots of thumbs up👍👍👍 and subscribers 🥰🥰🥰

thanks for your efforts

Love from Pakistan I'm first like comment ⌚ hope you pin I'm Your fan ma'am I'm also an English teacher your work is great ❤❤

Valeu!

Thank you so much. Have a great weekend Liza 👍

Good to see you liza.

You are a great teacher! Thank you for this lesson❤

Excellent video, thank you! (am I the only one here, who isn't sure about what these utensils are called in my native language? 😃)

Dear teacher please make more videos on grammar topics

She is amazing !

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I love this lesson🤩

Best channel everrr ❤️

Woaw i really like her method to teach english..she has summary for us to memorize all the lesson.❤❤

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A neat and meticulous explanation of the subject.

you are special in what you are doing, love you Lisa , I love the way you teach!

With kevin and yourself,english has become easy to learn,both vocabulary and pronunciation.Great lesson

Great teachers, Great Content! Thank you

Thank you for the interesting video.

Just great! Thanks a lot!

Thanks, In fact, cooking is not a cup of tea :) I prefer eating :) I flip pancakes when my fiance cooked it. It is important to know more about it.

Each time I watch your video I am confident that I can learn correct English phrases, pronunciation and vocabulary and that I can trust you. Thank you ❤

Thanks thanks thanks

Great lesson 🎉

2:10 Lisa: whisk/ı/ but the pronunciation of Kevin would be somelike /e/

It seems to me the word whisk has similar root with brandy whiskey😂?

Hi everyone 😊 🤗 great job! Keep it up dear teacher, if you don't mind me asking Liza, are you American or Spanish? Because I came across your second RU-vid channel where you were giving lessons online in Spanish?

potato /pəˈteɪtəʊ/ If 't' in the third syllable is pronounced as 'd' sound then why does IPA online dictionary display the above given pronunciation, ma'am? Is the above given pronunciation a British pronunciation? Waiting for your reply....! 😇

Hi Liza, thanks for the lesson! I have a feeling that you have a Ukrainian accent, have you ever lived in Ukraine or russia?

Kitchen utensils or cookware? what's the diference?