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Master English from Scratch with English Galaxy Course: Lesson 24 Overview
Join our English Galaxy course and learn English from scratch with Lesson 24 focusing on 100 verbs in different forms. Enhance your English language skills through mixed practice exercises. Explore verbs like 'to look' and 'to look at' for a comprehensive understanding.
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Hi, friends! Welcome to the channel English for poplists.
We continue our course All English in One Course.
Yes, lesson 24. 100 verbs of English language in different forms.
This is a very important mixed practice.
And the following verbs in our list.
Look.
To look.
To look at.
This is look at.
Look at.
Yes, often we say just look.
look, it will be just look, and look at look at, look at, look at.
Look at, look at, it will be look at, it is it.
Look at it, look at it.
Look, look and look the same.
Look, look at it, look at it.
Loved one, to love.
See, not love, but love, v, v, love, love.
And such an example.
I love this kind of food.
I love literally.
I love this kind of.
This is the phrase this kind of.
In general, kind is translated as good,
but kind has a different meaning,
and often we just say that.
That is, kind, kind, this kind,
this kind of, that is, of this kind, this kind of food. I love this kind of food.
I love this kind of food. First, of course, you can say I like. Then it will not be I love, but I like.
I like this kind of food. I like this kind of food. But love sounds stronger, and, accordingly,
literally it's LOVE, so let's use LOVE here.
wait for me, wait for me, wait for me work, work, work
He works little, he works little, he works little, he works little
discuss, discuss, I want to discuss it with you
I want to discuss, you see, with the verb the construction want to, then want to discuss
I want to discuss it with you.
Wait for...
Wait for me.
Work.
He works little.
Discuss.
I want to discuss it with you.
Sell.
They sell these goods very cheaply.
They sell these goods.
How will the product be?
The product will be goods.
Yes, it's interesting that in English it's goods,
and in Russian it's translated as goods or goods.
This is one word in English goods, it's a plural.
