English Speaking & Fast Fluency Tips 5 - English Speaking Evaluation - English Listening Practice

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oh, i realize.thank you,my teacher!?

You're? very welcome! :)

Thank You very? Much

Hey there. A "coffin nail" is something that's very strong. And to have the last nail in the coffin means to close something strongly (permanently). There isn't much difference between the last two sentences. The first one just means a hypothetical situation that could happen in the future,? and the second one is more talking about an actual situation that didn't happen, if that makes sense. :)

Hey drew, it's me again :-D I wanna ask some questions What does the phrase "nail in the coffin" means? I've searched it all over the Internet and is like everyone has their own definition Likewise, what's the difference between using "were to" and "past verb" in a hypothetical sentence? -if i were to steal his money,? he certainly would be so pissed -if I stole his money, he certainly would be so pissed Thx in advance :-)

Thank you so much, My Teacher !?

Thanks. These are just simple recordings I've made? for students who are Master English Conversation subscribers. Nothing fancy. :)

This would be a attracting class if it was? lectured with powerpoint or with flash animation. But it's still very informative. Thanks!