Like vs As - English In A Minute

Really interesting!! Thank you!!

Muy bueno, thanks!

Very clear, thanks !

Wow!! Ma'am, you easily make us understand use of been and gone. We would like to watch more new videos.

Grazie mille

primero hay q aprender a pronunciar la palabra OPEN

ارحمو امي العيانه😅

Would you make a video regarding other,others,each other, each others! Too complicated for non native!

Fast and good, excelent 👏👏👏

Thank you 🥰

I've been trying to help European adults learn English. I have to say that this video is perfect because it's short and to the point without a bunch of presumably "attention-grabbing" nonsense. Well done.

As a listener, I give you guys a like

You need to have many more video like this

que sotaque lindo🤍

Thanks boss

Suuuuper helpful. I knew when and how to use them but I couldn't find a convincing way to differentiate these and explain them to others. Tysm!

Perfect explanation. As a non-native english speaker I should say that your explanation are very short and understandable. Thank you very much👍

Thanks. From Bangladesh. USA should stop corruption and sucking blood from poor countries in the world.

It lasted just a minute and I understood correctly 😃

As a teacher you are good.

My face is like my father or I look like my father. Which one is correct?
My sister talks like my mother.

Loved❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ it

NA PIUS

ohh I like your accent, i totally understand each wor that you say, thanks a lot. It reinforces my knowledge

Thanks!! Very useful!

Sir,
Smith was seen leaving the chamber without listening to the state minister.
In this sentence, I got from the newspaper as well as I have a doubt. I studied normally
1) I have seen
2)he has seen
3) I had seen.
But this case, the sentence is confusing me because:
Newspaper
1)Smith was seen leaving the chamber without listening to the state minister.
Cartoon
2)Once he was done he realised that the walls were all plain and white.
Is this correct sir? if it's correct, how to use, what is the topic to study like these? Could please tell me, sir?

wow..

this's really helpful . thanks

it's really great video i didn't have much time to watch before because i had to focus on learning to school but now i catch up i love you xx ❤️❤️

Tim is the best in the pronunciation tips... big like

Many thanks, Tim.

Hello my brother can you help me ???))

It was useful
But if you speak slowly, it will be perfect
👍👍

Glad to see Tim’s back!

My brother works as a doctor in Australia. Is it correct?

Long time no see, Tim. Welcome back, bro.

Please. "Concerned and worried". I'm confused with these two...

Brief but helpful

Thanks a lot for this helpful video.

Thanku so much

Tiiiiim !!! You are amazing. We miss you

thanks

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Long time no see Tim. Great to see you again.
Very useful and helpful as always. Thank you BBC group .you are the best

it's really easy to comprehend your lesson <3 Thanks!

Thank you, BBC. 💚

Tim I'm waiting for the Tim's pronounciation works, please come back!

Brilliant! Thank you.