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@user-rr2rx2td5l 說道：

Thanks for your valuable support❤

@_blagh3621 說道：

@15:17 I don't understand why it's not
(she would've came to your party, if you had invited her)

@everythingnothing2978 說道：

Hi im an English major student and I feel bad for my other teammates because even after using quillbot ,I still couldn't find all my grammar mistakes. I hope I can improve more. I really like studying there but I don't like being a burden either.😢

@wingsofinspiration 說道：

Thank you Lisa for correcting our english grammar. God bless you🙏🏼❤💕🌲

@dannymbulo302 說道：

Thanks for the information

@vadimkochergin6484 說道：

❤thank you for teaching!

@telmaseixas2295 說道：

Great lesson, Lisa.

@prateepkumarparida5063 說道：

Please explain the correct use of "REQUEST" . Is it correct to mention "I request you to do the work or I request you do the work"?

@TheUnicleo 說道：

what if someone asks:
who do you suggest for the team leader?
and we say: John is the best.
I suggest him to you as the leader.
Is it wrong?🙂 (John here is direct object of suggest)

@juanalbizurez8754 說道：

I will give it to you when we see each other. Could we say: when we see us?

@uniquespanishclassbysr.ran1275 說道：

Madam, I have been following your video class almost regularly. In this video you teach "I suggested that he buy the other one" or "I suggested he buy the other one" or "I suggested buying the other one".
But in the sentence ""I suggested buying the other one" the subject 'he' is not indicated, I mean in the sentence "I suggested buying the other one", there is no mention of Who is being given the suggestion. But yes, the first two sentences are quite acceptable. Thanks madam

@arzekaram9775 說道：

I LOVE YOU MISS LIZA.

@sujankc7134 說道：

I have four wheel car

@ernestolemos5446 說道：

How come I can understand every single word you say? I'm not used to it. Normally I have to rewind movies in order to catch missed pieces of a dialogue. Feeling quite native speaker for this achievement😊

@stephanielee8918 說道：

Love your show . You remind me so much of my English teacher. Please tell me which sentence is correct: it’s he. It’s him; it’s she, it’s her; it’s I, it’s me. Which is the correct way? Many thanks.