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Lesson by
Robin
Lesson by
Robin
Grammar - 10 Common Beginner Mistakes
Pronunciation - American
Join Teacher Robin in this live class as she explains some common mistakes Beginners make. You can participate by writing in the comments below. Enjoy!
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Robin
Robin is a dynamic English teacher from Texas. She loves dogs, reading, and live music.
Hi, I probably use “a while” in a wrong way. Is it…for a while or since a while?
Hey, here are some example sentences:
– I have been here for a while. (refers to the amount of time I have already spent)
– I will arrive in a while. (refers to the period of time still to come)
– He will cook while she sets the table. (refers to the other action happening simultaneously)
Hello Robin
I make a lot of mistakes but your class made me think in their
We’re glad you learned something, Gladys!
Robin how about I add pretty I’m mean if somebody asked me How are you can I responded.pretty good t try thanks Fernando
Thanks you. Great topic.
You’re welcome! 🙂
Hello Robin,
thanks for your clarifications. I really appreciate it.
May I ask you for next time to speak a bit slowly while you explain to next live classes?
You are a top teacher and nice!
Sorry for my English…
Thanks for your feedback, Febu!