Learn English with Steve Ford - Peppy English Pronunciation 6

OF COURSE ! YOU?RE? A GREAT TEACHER, MANY TEACHERS ARE GREEN LIKE THE EXAMPLE YOU MADE IN THE EPISODE "COLOR IDIOMS" I JUST SAY MANY MANY TEACHERS SHOULD WATCH YOUR VIDEOS AND LEARN!

Cool Alex! If I have done that for you, then you have put a? smile on my face today!

GREAT!! JUST GREAT!,!! THE WAY YOU TEACH AND SHARE YOUR KNOWLEDGE ,YOU MAKE IT EASY,FUN AND MOST OF ALL I CAN NOT? STOP WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS, GOOD JOB!

Thank you very much! I realize there are a lot of videos on youtube, so it's always a compliment to hear from my viewers personally! Bye for? now!

Hi David! You are? very welcome! Have a great day!

Thank you very much Steve, very? useful one. Your student form Norway.

you are welcome? :)

That's? a great recommendation. Thanks a lot.

No! That would be like forcing yourself to eat 3 weeks of food in 1 day. You need to choose a few that you like and miraculously you will start noticing them in the movies and TV series you watch. Memorizing long lists? of idioms without associating them with a situation won't get you very far. A few good phrasal verbs for hand are: hand out, hand over etc. Another good one is "give me a hand" (please help me) take care my friend!

Hi Steve. Last time I asked you about building vocab and I got answer. Now I have another question. ===> When I look up some words, many of them have from a few to serveral different IDIOMS. For example, 'hand" it has "a big hand", "hand in glove" , "hand? over fist" and a lot more.!! Do I have to remember all that stuff of other words, besides finding the meaning Thank You