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Learning English-Lesson Fifty (Samuel Johnson)

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In this lesson we take a look at the life the man who compiled the first ever definitive version of the English Dictionary...Dr Samuel Johnson.

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  • mister duncun you use in this video word due , what meaning?

  • In the lesson I say..'due to...' Which means 'because of'. You are stating the reason for something. 'I was late for work due to the slow traffic'.

    (Misterduncan)

  • Thank you, MisterDuncan for this awesome testimonial celebrating a great English linguist. Your programme stuns by the professionalism and impeccable craftsmanship of production. It really is hard to believe that a project of this kind can be completed by just one person, and that the result can be so perfect!

    I loved the tour of the cathedral and I really appreciated the information about the grand figure that Samuel Johnson was.

    And, of course, I totally enjoyed it! :)

  • Thank you for your comment. I will write a short piece about the making of this lesson soon on my Blog.

    (Misterduncan)

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  • u still got it. I adore u. I take all your lesson 1-50

    And i convert it to MP3 for easy to learn everywhere, everytime

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  • In this video (22:24) you use the word mark twice. In a previous lesson you advised us to learn more vocabulary in order to avoid repeating the same word in one sentence. What do you think about using the word mark again in the same phrase? Thanks for your reaction and/or explanation.

    But great lesson :D

  • Hello Misterduncan....this is very informative lesson indeed.

  • Thank you Mr Duncan. This wonderful clip is a great resource for my tourism and hospitality students.

  • I can't post my video, sorry.

  • Enchanting lesson, I'm so grateful, not words to describe how I appreciate your lesson, particularly this one. I hope one day to see you, I'd like to clutch your hand personally and compliment you about these great works, helpful for me. I hope one day to speak english as I speak Italian, I must be patient! Hope you continue in this way and also more. Thank you very much. I send you one of my own song, wrote for my grand mother: Angela, hope you would like it. Bye bye Evi

  • EXCELLENT WORK¡¡

  • The songs that are used in this lesson are amazing. it's so beautiful lesson, thanks very much.

  • your way of teaching English always makes me so happy :XX

    a big thanks from Vietnam ^^

  • What a jewel! Marvellous chapter!

    Lots of thanks and congrats form Spain!

  • Hello i am from Japan,what a nice music at the start,what is it called,please?

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