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Learn to speak English fast and have fun along the way. We also have lots of English lessons and publish new ones on Fridays
You can also find our videos at our website: www.simpleenglishvideos.com. I have one blog about teaching english (vickihollett.com) and one about learning to speak 'merican too! (merican.vickihollett.com) Hope to see you there!
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You can also find our videos at our website: www.simpleenglishvideos.com. I have one blog about teaching english (vickihollett.com) and one about learning to speak 'merican too! (merican.vickihollett.com) Hope to see you there!
Make sure to click the 'subscribe' button and bell button. It means we can tell you when we have new videos.
Professional Ways to Say Sorry in English
In this video we demonstrate different ways to make an apology. Saying 'sorry' is incredibly common in the English language. It's a typical thing for British people to say, even when it's not their fault!
But there are many other ways to express that you feel sorry about something and we show you them and explain the contexts when we typically use them in video for English language learners.
We hope you enjoy it!
We would like to say a HUGE thank you to Gabi for helping us make this video. Make sure you follow her too on instagram at: gabi_languageforlife
And follow Tom and Yana for short English videos on instagram at: study_4_english ; and Tik Tok at: study4english
Make sure you subscribe to this UA-cam channel.
ua-cam.com/users/vickihollettvideo
Facebook Page: SimpleEnglishVideos/
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Visit our website to see our videos with transcripts and much more: www.SimpleEnglishVideos.com
There you can get email updates on new videos and live classes and also download a free copy of 'Fix It', a checklist for correcting common English mistakes
www.simpleenglishvideos.com/free-fix-it-checklist/
But there are many other ways to express that you feel sorry about something and we show you them and explain the contexts when we typically use them in video for English language learners.
We hope you enjoy it!
We would like to say a HUGE thank you to Gabi for helping us make this video. Make sure you follow her too on instagram at: gabi_languageforlife
And follow Tom and Yana for short English videos on instagram at: study_4_english ; and Tik Tok at: study4english
Make sure you subscribe to this UA-cam channel.
ua-cam.com/users/vickihollettvideo
Facebook Page: SimpleEnglishVideos/
To get notified by email when we publish a new video, sign up to our mailing list: forms.aweber.com/form/46/1978668946.htm
Visit our website to see our videos with transcripts and much more: www.SimpleEnglishVideos.com
There you can get email updates on new videos and live classes and also download a free copy of 'Fix It', a checklist for correcting common English mistakes
www.simpleenglishvideos.com/free-fix-it-checklist/
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New!!! Live Online Speaking Class with SEV's Tom Hollett
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NEW!!! Live Speaking Class with Tom Hollett. 5 one hour live online classes with SEV's top instructor for only €74.95. Don´t miss this chance to improve your English speaking ability. Seats are limited. Apply now with this link: www.simpleenglishvideos.com/assessment-form/ And don't forget to subscribe to this UA-cam channel. ua-cam.com/users/vickihollettvideo Facebook Page: Simple...
Explained: Present Perfect Simple vs Present Perfect Continuous
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In this video you're going to learn about the main differences between the present perfect simple and the present perfect continuous, also known as the present perfect progressive. We focus on the function and uses of these two similar forms of the present perfect and what situations (or contexts) it is appropriate to use the simple instead of the continuous form, and vice versa. We'll also sho...
Are You Using The Right Word? | DEVISE Vs. DEVICE
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In this video we look at two confusing words 'devise' vs. 'device'. Many English students find it difficult to use these two similar words because they have distinct uses. We explain how to use these words correctly using a funny story that provides lots of examples of 'device' and 'devise' in use. Jay asks his team to devise a plan that will help the company improve its sales performance. Anni...
ADVISE or ADVICE? What's the difference?
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Advise vs. advice. Two almost identical words with different meanings. Learn how to use these words correctly by watching this funny story with lots of advise and advice examples. After the story Jay and Tom teach you everything you need to know about using advise and advice in a sentence. This video will show you verb and adjective collocations (words that naturally go together with advise and...
Fluency MC's Stunning Phrasal Verb Rap
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Fluency MC, the master of English Language Training rap videos, entertains and educates learners with this amazing performance teaching phrasal verbs in his own, unique, teaching style. Filmed in Almeria, Spain, the new home of Simple English Videos, Fluency performs in front of historic and magnificent scenery in the south of Spain. He squeezes 31 phrasal verbs into 2 minutes of knowledge ente...
Look as a Phrasal Verb and the Tragic Tale of Mr. Gerbil
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Look is not only one of the most used words in the English language, it take on more power as phrasal verb. Yana, Tom, and Jay make Look as a Phrasal Verb a fun, and worthwhile lesson as Tom tells his psychiatrist the sad tale of Mr. Gerbil. Make sure you subscribe to this UA-cam channel. ua-cam.com/users/vickihollettvideo Find Tom and Yana on Instagram: study_4_english Facebook ...
How to use LOOK in English - Not as easy as it looks!
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In this video we show you the 4 main ways to use the verb Look. Many English students make mistakes when trying to use this tricky verb. Watch Tom , Yana, and Jay as they teach you how to use 'look' in everyday conversations. Make sure you subscribe to this UA-cam channel. ua-cam.com/users/vickihollettvideo Find Tom and Yana on Instagram: study_4_english Facebook Page: facebook.c...
How to Respond to English Questions and Requests
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In this video we teach you some extremely useful ways to respond to requests in English. No matter if the request is formal or informal, whether you accept it or decline it, we show you some appropriate responses that will always give you something polite and suitable to say after 'yes' or 'no'. Be sure to watch our previous video too on 'making requests' for the full lesson on the important sk...
6 Useful Ways to Ask for Anything in English | Make Requests
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6 Useful Ways to Ask for Anything in English | Make Requests
Learn English/Grow Your Vocabulary With Simple English Videos
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Learn English/Grow Your Vocabulary With Simple English Videos
Online Memorial for Vicki Hollett - 14 January 2023
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Online Memorial for Vicki Hollett - 14 January 2023
Vicki's US citizenship test and ceremony
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Vicki's US citizenship test and ceremony
TOP TEN English Skits and Sketches 2021
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TOP TEN English Skits and Sketches 2021
Lay or Lie? Never mix them up again.
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Lay or Lie? Never mix them up again.
The top 50 MOST FREQUENT English Irregular Verbs | part 2
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The top 50 MOST FREQUENT English Irregular Verbs | part 2
The top 50 MOST FREQUENT irregular verbs | part 1
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The top 50 MOST FREQUENT irregular verbs | part 1
11 British and American word differences
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11 British and American word differences
How we lost weight - English weight loss vocabulary #ESL
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How we lost weight - English weight loss vocabulary #ESL
I can see again! British and American English Sight and Vision Vocabulary
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I can see again! British and American English Sight and Vision Vocabulary
6 interesting English idioms and the stories behind them. (Set three)
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6 interesting English idioms and the stories behind them. (Set three)
14 British and American English word differences
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14 British and American English word differences
English for Online Meetings - Clear Communication
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English for Online Meetings - Clear Communication
English for Online Meetings - Handling Technology
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English for Online Meetings - Handling Technology
12 British and American English word differences
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12 British and American English word differences
How to handle a complaint - Business English
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How to handle a complaint - Business English
6 interesting English idioms and the stories behind them. (Set 2)
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6 interesting English idioms and the stories behind them. (Set 2)
12 useful phrasal verbs for Business English
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12 useful phrasal verbs for Business English
why are you so wonderful. It's literally a crime)
If we say a song is ironic,what does that mean?
All systems are go throttle up
This video is so funny 😂🤣
Thank you for a informative and healthy video as always!
wow such a great lesson
Hmmm
Ur too old to be doing this suzie sheep
Vicki die? I am spanish lol
Awesome 👏👍😁
Great video!
I love you guys. I'm a Brazilian English teacher and I use your videos with my students, they love you! Thanks for everything ;)
Bro she died
Enjoyed the lesson thank you
I have a question It's ...likely that this novel will win a literally prize. options: a. totally b. deeply c. strongly d. highly they looks so samiliar. I have no idea which one is correct
Thanks! I love the rule of replacing "he" or "him" with "who" or "whom". That is very helpful. I used a rule similar to that, to remind me when to use "him and me" or "he and I", until they sounded correct to me. Actually, I read long ago that "me and him" is the proper order of words, as opposed to "him and me", so I used that for a very long time. I learned the correct order a few years ago, but it still doesn't naturally sound correct to me. Most people would find this pedantic, but I enjoy learning new things. and once a person knows something is incorrect, why would they want to continue to do it incorrectly? By the way, I'm happy to learn about "creating social distance". I try to adjust my style of communication according to whom "😁" I'm communicating with, and I didn't know there is an actual label for that. If I explain that to someone, I always say that a person feels more distanced from someone when they feel like that "someone" is speaking pretentiously. Of course, that means I rarely write or speak formally. 🫤 As a side note, if anyone notices any incorrect grammar in this comment, please let me know! 😄 It's rare to come across someone who actually wants to be corrected, so I understand why most people don't do it, but those of us who do want to learn suffer for it!
This helped me so much. & I figured out 'American' as a language, is not a language at all but instead a misperceived slang developed from lack of education. Ask Americans what language they speak 😏
Speaking as an American (this is Jay writing back to you), I want to point out to you, that American English is just one of many 'Englishes' around the world - each with its own unique pronunciation and vocabulary - and each deserving of respect. I urge you simply search on the web for "Many Englishes." The results will broaden your horizon. Thanks for watching. - Jay
god bless you teachers.
:-)
Bookaholic
I think that's not a bad thing, @SinaLA69. - Jay
hahaha good
@espacofactory2688, I'm so glad you enjoyed it. - Jay
The best explanation I ever had. Thanks a lot lovely couple.❤
@apatrida33, I'm so glad it was helpful. - Jay
Earth is flat.
Like your brain
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Great song, by a great musical artist.
:-)
Is💩 jajajaja
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Is so Bad
We actually had a lot of fun shooting this video. And if you like it, take a look at this one: studio.ua-cam.com/users/videoToDL0unxfGI/edit
Carter is helpful, but Carter could do things more efficiently in less time or in a less wet-slipper manner.
He was always a willing participant in our videos, and despite not being the most efficient member of the crew, he was a pleasure to work with. - Jay
@@SimpleEnglishVideos Because he is a pleasure to work with, he is effective.
@@SimpleEnglishVideos 😃
lots of mystery.. i am japanese but (in despite english is not my primary language) i always speak as a nonrothic english.. for some obscure and paranormal reasons, i have tried a lot to be a "rothic" girl (usa, canada kind) but nothing work )' : so i had to continued in the nonrothic way "(^ . ^)"... floor (fleow), truck (twock), curtain (keuten), trailer (tewele), warning (woening) and in some cases, for example "piece of paper near that person", it may sounding like "pace ea pape nee that peson" etc... some people say that "kind of sound" is sexi on girl but i do not know what to say since i only know that accent "(¬ . ¬)"... so yes, its a lots of "mystewee" 💕
@azumi-osaki, it is very admirable that you are working so hard and getting the 'r' sound right. But, the most important thing is that you are able to communicate with other English speakers, and it seems to me, you are doing that already. So I recommend that you continue to practice, but have confidence that you are being understood. Thanks so much for watching our videos. - Jay
@@SimpleEnglishVideos thank you for your support "(^ . ^)"
Nice lesson ❤
I love "thee" way you guys are teaching while having fun.
@bishorjitnongthombam2655, I'm so glad you're enjoying our videos. Thanks for watching. - Jay
Loved it
I really love your videos. Vicky was so lovely, I miss her. ❤
@Irkarely, thank you for your kind words, and thanks for watching. - Jay
Great class! Thank you, guys!
You are most welcome, @wernerwoc. Thanks for watching. - Jay
I hate you when you don't pronounce the t lol
I understand it can be confusing, Gaetano. Thanks for watching our video. - Jay
If it hadn't been for you, I wouldn't have understood the third conditional sentences. Is my example correct?
Well done, Norah. - Jay
But why do we say “Can you hear me well? “ or “ I can’t see you well” if hear and see are stative verbs ? I can’t get it 😢
Thank you teachers
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I love you two. ❤❤❤ you interestingly explain these lessons.
That's so kind of you to say, @devashikajayamanna2255. Thanks for watching. - Jay
Thank you teachers.
:-)
Thanks a million teachers.❤
:-)
Thank you teachers.
@khinpannnyeinpyone5815, you are most welcome. - Jay
Great sense of humor!
@alexzink4451, I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. - Jay
Thank you. I was quite confused on how to use quite.
@marcoselisbao6297. I quite understand. - Jay
I always lose my damn mind when a loser misspells the word lose as “loose”
Good one, Danny :-) - Jay
This is info is so useful! When I hang out with my gaming gang they always say "My bad!" hahaha that would be informal right? hahaha Greetings guys! :D
It is certainly informal Renro, but it is becoming a part of everyday speech. While you won't see it in an academic paper, you will hear it a lot on spoken English. Thanks for watching our video - Jay
May her soul rest in peace. Great teacher 🙏🏼🥺❤️❤️❤️
:-)
For me, when it comes to pronunciation specifically, both American and British are understandable, it only becomes blurred or difficult when it comes to the accents because there's a lot of variations, the tone, intonation, sound, rhythms and more. Because for me dropping the "r" is just like the same as other silent words like honest, would, could, so it's not of a big deal for me.
@mattstephentabamocosmic, thanks for your insight. Regional accents are one of my favorite topics. In the US in recent years, speech has become more homogenized partly due to television and films. But still you can find very strong regional pronunciation differences in Boston, in Savannah, in Brooklyn, in west Texas and many other places. I enjoy listening to them all. - Jay
I love! 🎉 ❤ My teacher is a genius and beautiful person!
Thanks my dear Ailín!
I'm so happy coming back here and see what you've prepared for us all struggling to know English. And never ever I left with any bit of disappointment. Your content is informative, well-prepared and you guys very charismatic. Thank you again for all your effort and for that you are existing. Send you greetings from Minsk, Belarus
What lovely thoughts, @eugenezuev7349. - Jay
Nice to see you again.We hope to see you more often. Thanks.
Natalya - there are lots more videos coming. Thanks for continuing to watch. - Jay
Congratulations teacher Gabi, success!
Thanks a bunch dear Gastón!
The tescheeeeeeeeerrrr Gsbyyyyyy (best teacher in Argentina)😂😂😂
Thanks a bunch my dear student!