In this English lesson you will learn some of the vocabulary we use when we describe places in English, like picturesque, quaint, bustling and shabby.
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Effectively helpful Sir,
So great-full
Thanks Teacher
Why did the tutor pronounce quaint like that ?
an excellent collection of useful words to describe places .thanks
yes ı did
importent and interestisting
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Thank you so much, Sir. I hope you are always healthy and keep teach a lot of things.
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Another "there is a lot of tourists…!
I think I heard something like "there is a lot of people…!"
Fantastic!!!! Congratulation!!!
Thank you this help me a lot
interesting…
Thnkue sir.
Very nice sir
Nice I like it
oh… great video …. but your stupid face dont let me focus on the fucking adjetives
Thank you very much,it's helping me a lot in my exam of FCE
Very good lesson thank you very much
about shabby and cosmopolitan
yeah , you are a very good teacher, please tell me more abourt and cosmopolitan. Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuu
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Thanks Sir.
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Thanks for this lesson. Greetings from Brazil.
thank you very much for the lesson. Can you please give a lesson on how to describe places like library, park, or shopping mall. grateful!
So useful! I appreciate it 💓
Very helpful! Thank you
Excellent! Thanks a lot..
Could you give me vocabulary when describing historical places?
So nice! Thanks!
Excellent and very interesting. Thanks a lot!!
These vocab lessons are really helpful! Thank you!!
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Super! Thanks a lot..Luba
Thank you for your video it has been useful in my english classes.
Hello, there! I'm teaching students of English as a second language how to describe places and I've been searching for videos at an intermediate level of English on the Internet, but all of them are for advanced students. Do you happen to know of a site or something where I can find such vids? I'd be awesome to be able to combine it to the vocabulary you describe here. Otherwise, I'll have to create the video myself. Thanx for the upload and the help!