Study English and Learn ESL Online: Natural English Vocabulary Lesson

[FreeEnglishVideos]

Tanks Joan for those videos, they're really great ! Just subscribed

[djcuttin]

thanks

[rickjuniorable]

Could I say still instead of stuck? For example: ''we're still (in the sense of stopped, of course) at this traffic.''

[ESLJoan]

@rickjuniorable No, you could not say "still in traffic" to mean the same as "stuck in traffic." If you say "still in traffic," still would have a time meaning (we've been in traffic a long time). It would not mean "still" as in quiet or not moving. 

[michaelimk23]

pronunciation of stuck wouldn't be [stûck] rather than [ stock]

[ESLJoan]

@michaelimk23 The correct pronunciation is /stǔk/, with a short /u/ sound, as in "but" or "such."

[Pink82omb]

Thanks Joan, I appreciate all your lessons.

[ReduceYourAccentLA]

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[AnnaMARSOVA]

thank you for this lesson.

[ESLJoan]

No, you cannot say the cat is stuckED. StuckED is not a word in English. Just say "stuck."

[clauferrari]

Could I say "The cat is stuckED?

[POWERSALVATRUCHO13]

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