yes maybe no

[rogants1]

Hey sir Paul, I've learned a lot from your videos lesson it helps me better in my teaching profession... thanks for sharing with us.... thank you sir.

[rogants1]

Hey sir Paul, I've learned a lot from your videos lesson it helps me better in teaching profession... thanks for sharing with us.... thank you sir.

[DoctarRomarIO]

So many words learned today, thank you.

[yellowmspace]

In fact, In Russia, expression "да нет наверно ( yes no maybe)" literally means probably no :)

Thanks for lesson!

[RobTheTutor]

Paul, Great video - I always enjoy watching your videos and I encourage my English students to watch them. There is one word you mention that I always tell my students not to say.  "Yep" is a lazy man's word! It is lazy English! I don't even let my children say it!

[EgleFig]

That's fun! I love it!!

[Carorca2]

This is one of your best videos man ;) Thanks a lot... take care!

[lisaschu1]

Thanks, Those're very interesing words.I like it.

[micheldroguett]

Thanks, really was very funny seeing this video

[BrangerLove]

Thank your teacher. Its very good for me lean English. I hope write good English.

[TheLuis1792]

Hey Paul, i'm sorry if i bother you, you must be very busy making these helpful videos, i would like to ask you if you can explain me the use of "worth and worth it" and different examples for prepositions that are at the end of a sentence, for example "what rock did you find that under?", thanks a lot beforehand. Have a good day.

[learnamericanenglish]

@TheLuis1792 -- Hi, thanks for the suggestion. I'll add "worth" to my list for "Word of the Day" on my website. I know this word causes problems for people. Your other suggestion is also good.

[sbasalan]

Thanks a lot teacher

[pruhaliwen]

thanks, it's good for me.

[DOHC2L]

Begin with "Yes please."

Finish with "HELL NO!"

[MuhammadEgypt]

Congratulations on the video No 300. Awesome, Keep up the good work!

[meto6267]

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