Many English learners have been flocking to this useful channel to improve their English vocabulary. Also, your video is on fire 🔥🔥🔥 because it provides not only latest world news but wonderful expressions and examples as well. Therefore, it must be a mammoth task for you.
Flock of English learners come here every day to brush up their English skills. The BBC English program is on fire, not only enriching the vocabulary but you’ve got some insight as well! I’m sure, this 7 minutes of English was a mammoth task, well done! Can’t thank enough! To @BBC 🥂
It’s a mammoth task for me to memorize all these three new words and use them naturally in my daily lives. Your program is on fire , can’t wait for the next one! Thanks for your great job!
You both are on fire with these mammoth knowledge you have taught us for a long time. Hope more and more people will flock to this channel to learn English.
Dear BBC, I'd like to point out one problem you have in your videos, it is that when you see the summary at the end of the video the episode's words are at the left down corner and the exact place you put a thumbnail of some other video so you don't see the summary and can't screenshot it 😅
Following? I don't like that the majority of people follow without understand. In my opinion, before judging, we must look closely and try to understand.
It's a mammoth opportunity to learn english and you guys set the channel on fire 🔥 . All the people who want to improve their english are flocking and subscribing your channel!!!!
Vocabulary from this Video "Twitter: Millions leave" deactivated - caused something to be no longer active or effective deactivate (v); deactivation (n) takeover (n) - replacement, get control of something Controversial (adj) - causing disagreement or discussion Subscription (n) the act of subscribing; Subscribe (v) - pay for the issues of something like a magazine/ youtube channel 1) Flock (v) to move together in a large group - meaning about the movement following each other. Flock (n) a group of birds or sheep. Exp: People flocked to the website to watch the video. 2) On fire - impressive because something is doing very well. Informal way to say something that we are impressed with. Exp: Your social media post is on fire. It's got almost 1 million views. 3) Mammoth (adj) related to something very big. Mammoth (n) a hairy big elephant that was extinct. Exp: I have a mammoth job at the weekend when we need to clean our house. Thank you so much for this video. Love it!!!
@@Sunny-fx3hc Flock is a noun, and also can be a verb. In the video, it was a verb. Example: People flocked to the website BBC Learning English to watch the video.
Simply wonderful listening to YOU teachers from b.b.c. I really like the way how you present your work and more even your unique british accent. Regards from Trujillo- Perú.
I never understood why he paid so much for Twitter. In 10 years at the latest, Twitter, Facebook and Co. will only be small lights. The younger generation has long since moved on. These are platforms for old people like me (50). They play there for a few years, then it gets boring. And since we already own almost everything, advertising is hardly effective (except for cars and real estate - but you don't buy many of those)
What a headline! Although I don't like Twitter at all, I don't even use it, at least I can learn new words and expressions. Thanks for the video and report. 👍👍
This morning is so cool that my lecturer must flock all of the student to learn in another day. This makes us struggle with mammoth things due to the mid-term test is coming soon. However, thanks to BBC learning English is on fire. So this problem is dealed with smoothly.
BBC learning English is on fire as long as it keeps posting wonderful videos like this one does it sound correct english in this sense? thank you in advance.
Eugen "Rochko was born in a Jewish family of Russian origin, and moved to Germany at the age of eleven..." So we can see why media is trying to rise this platform
I have been following this channel since 3years ,so i can say that i have already learned flock words during the vedios .i am so greatful for that . BBC learning English channel are always on fire 🔥 though there are mammoth tasks for you.🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
fire bridage is a metaphorial noun on fire is amazing they are flocking to this useful channel to grab a bargain flatform; mammoth absolutely enormous extinct animals
You guys seem to be pretty excited about millions and millions leaving TWETER, IF YOU GUYS NEW , WHAT HES GOT IM MIND DOING ,WITH IT, YOU WOULD NOT ,MAKE THIS TYPE OF SILLY COMMENTS . REGARDS FROM COLOMBIA,,,