English for Russian Speakers 13 - 'Can you learn me' or 'Can you teach me'? (with subtitles)

Описание: Each week I publish one video for those Russian speakers who are learning English. In each video, I cover one common mistake, and give a tip on how to get past that mistake. In this video, I talk about the often confused words of 'to teach' and 'to learn'. After a brief introduction, I quiz the viewer by asking them to guess the correct sentence. Next, I give the correct answer and explain the reason for it. Finally, I give the students three sentences to study from. I also give calls to action (subscribe, like) and talk briefly about the other projects I have going on (my '50 Common English Mistakes' course, my website www.englishtipsonline.com and my Twitter feed).

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My other videos:
English Tip 1: to feel -    • English for Russian Speakers 1 - 'feel tir...  
English Tip 2: if… then… -    • English for Russian Speakers 2 - 'If...  t...  
English Tip 3: say / tell -    • English for Russian Speakers 3 - 'say him'...  
English Tip 4: borrow / lend -    • English for Russian Speakers 4  - 'borrow ...  
English Tip 5: the / zero article -    • English for Russian Speakers 5 -  'go to t...  
English Tip 6: using ‘we’ -    • English for Russian Speakers 6 - Is it OK ...  
English Tip 7: opportunity / possibility -    • English for Russian Speakers 7 - differenc...  
English Tip 8: ‘worth’ + verb -    • English for Russian Speakers 8 -  'worth d...  
English Tip 9: he / she / it -    • English for Russian Speakers 9 - Is it OK ...  
Engish Tip 10: shade / shadow -    • English for Russian Speakers 10 - the diff...  
Review of English Tips 1-10: https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&vide...