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On the slips of paper, I write new unknown words in English on one side, and their meaning in English and all synonyms, on the other. I shuffle the slips and first draw the slips by reading the description of the word. I put the ones I know in one pile and the ones I don't know in another. I keep repeating those words I haven't learned until I master them. After that comes the hard part, I randomly choose the slips facing the side where words are written and explain their meaning in English. I have hundreds of such pieces of paper

C'est difficile 😢😢🙏🙏🙏 d'apprendre

Your short videos became a trend. I started to jump on the bandwagon, watching them to boost my English skills. You're the best, Rachel!💜

Thanks a lot it's so helpful 😍

The problem with the "th" sound is that it makes us sound like we have a lisp.

🙏 THANKS 🙏 Beautiful beautiful lady 💞 🙏 THANKS 🙏

Much easier to fall off one than get on one

I have just created a to-do list. Thank you, all, for boosting my motivation! "Last century" made me laugh. 🤣 You are a fantastic teacher!

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I often hear Americans pronounce the words warrior and caramel with two syllables rather than three. Woy-yer" rather than "War-ri-or" and caramel as "Car-mel" rather than "Car-a-Mel" . I wonder why every time I hear it 🤷‍♀️

Looks like I can do it but it feels like my voice got a lot more deeper

Certified Eldritch vocabulary

No. You're also wrong again, RaSHel, about the British word "SHIRE." I LIVED in England for 8 years1952 to 1960. The word is NOT pronounced "shEEr" -- it's pronounced as it's spelled "sh-EYE-r" (long i).

Thanks, Rachel your videos are amazing. I love it .

No. You're wrong, RaSHel. It's "eCHelon." For the last 70 years, I've been hearing this word pronounced with a "ch." The dictionary is WRONG.

Thanks Rachel. Sincerely.

Incredibly amazing this series which is a valuable tool for my personal goal becoming a fluent speaker

I’m immobilized right now! So accurate 😂

Your lesson is pricelessly worthwhile. Thank you Rachel. You just have no idea how much you have contributed to our non-native English learning community.

Very nice idiom ✨ “Jump on the bandwagon “. Example: 1) your students are more fluently than me , I should jump on the bandwagon for improving my English language. Certainly I’ll jump on the bandwagon where I can find love, trust, respect, help, happiness, care , smile, otherwise I’ll come down next train station.🤭 Thank you so much. Have a wonderful weekend.

Non-weight bearing for so long must be unbearable.😢 Never heard that word, thank you❤

With the recent met gala event everyone has jumped on this bandwagon of analyzing and rating the outfits. 😂

So helpful,thank

❤❤you are very amazing teacher 🎉🎉you help me very much to speak rabbit 🎉🎉😊

Very strong it s unique.thank you

How to pronounce “granulated” in American English?

I was motivated but this days i do not what happen to me. Thank you so much rachel this video is in time

So interesting! Thank you.

As a Californian I can’t oops can agree

the ever method

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I have become an English Teacher because of you🤗 Tree. ❤

this is what I need . thank you

amazing sound [eɪ]. Thank you so much. Mrs. Rachel.

I wanna from you do the link to words in the music for rappers. Please 🙏 Rachel

So interested in intonation patterns, glad I found this video. Does anyone research the speech melody as a subject matter? Rigorously? Hope so, will check out your channel for more!

Great teaching! Thank you Rachel!

Great lesson Rachel, keep going u helping me a lot

You are amazing thank you

My favorite english teacher ❤️

Every time that I see you, I think about kisses ❤️‼️

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Fantastic ✨ Honestly,Your method to teach English language in general and American pronunciation in particular is amazing. I’m proud to be your student. Thank you so much.

Greetings from Egypt 🇪🇬 ❤🎉