How are you feeling about this

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How are you feeling about this

How are you feeling? Vocabulary & expressions to answer this common question!

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Thanks for this interesting and rich in new words lesson.

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Hey mate! do not lose heart! learning English can be difficult sometimes! we all face problems but if we persevere we can overcome all obstacles!! just keep studying! sooner or later you will reap the benefits for not giving up on studying English! hugs!!

A good lesson as usual. Thank you, Gill.

Many thanks Gill for as always fantastic lesson 🙂

Hi Gill,
I got 10/10 it’s great lesson thank you so much

I need to learn Business correspondence in English means How to write the letters, Emailing, write a professional report.

Thanks Teacher!! Jesus bless you! Please Engvid more lessons on CAE exam.

Thanks Gill, always learning.

Thank you very much

It has been a very interesting lesson as always, I have had a doubt with “full of beans” or plenty of energy but I thought it was feeling happy. It’s very useful to listen to the teacher and review this concepts and idioms, enjoying and learning English. Thanks a lot, teacher Gill, a good explanation with a good performance.

very good lesson

In the tenth question, it would be correct to answer “10. If you are feeling depressed, you should speak with your __bank manager___” )))

Very useful! Thanks Gill.

Thank you teatcher, this lesson was beautiful and interesting!!

Many thanks Gill!

Good lesson Gill. Thanks

Thank ypu very much

Thanks for this lesson..

Thank you Gill. 10/10

first session 10/10
feeling fantastic

interesting lesson, actually, I am not feeling well, it’s like i’m out of my mind, i,m in a state.
anyway, let’s keep learning, thanks!

ok! but in my house thath bad felling, jump happy.

thanks ….the lesson is very interesting.. I learn new vocabulary Ms.Gill

Hello Gill! Thanks for teaching us these new words, I am sure they wll helps us to improve our English.

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Ok, we understand. I do not know about this 🙂 Thanks for your reminding us.

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I’m sorry you feel that way, but everyone has to follow the rules!

Thanks Gill! You are such an excellent teacher!

An interesting lesson. I am feeling very well, full of beans. I scored 10/10. Thanks Gill 🙂

Thank you Gill for sharing these useful expressions. Some idioms are interesting such us full of beans, under the weather, on top of the world, etc. I’ll try to use them in daily conversation.

I love your lessons gill thanks alot
It really was interesting lesson

thanks, it was very interesting lesson that gave me lots of examples to practice my English. So what about the meaning of this phrase “my mind gone blank”? Does that mean not to remember?

Hi zdenda — thank you for your kind comments 🙂 Yes, if you say “My mind has gone blank” it means you can’t think of anything to say, and/or you’ve forgotten a word or a detail. It can happen if you’re tired, or stressed, or feeling uncomfortable for whatever reason.

Hello gill thank you for this greatness
I want to do my best to teach English