@German Camacho "Realize and realise are two different spellings of the same word. Chances are, if you're reading something that originates in the US or Canada, you'll see realize. And chances are, if you're reading something that originates in the UK, Australia, or New Zealand, you'll see realise.".
@@missprimproper1022 “so bad” works too! “Too bad”, “So bad”, and “That bad” would all work there... “It’s not too bad.” “It’s not so bad.” “It’s not that bad.”
I don't make any of those mistakes you mentioned but I really loved the way you explained every single detail. Please, upload English stuff for B2 or C1 learners. Thank you!
I just want to let you know your video is fantastic! I was looking up something almost completely unrelated when this video came up in my 'recommended videos' feed, and my interest was piqued... as a native speaker of English who has from time to time informally helped ESL speakers grapple with grammar and syntax, I have to say that you are tremendously gifted as an educator, with a natural ability to make the subject matter accessible without being boring, and you never have any air of superiority or inflated ego. I hope that all who might benefit from your videos will stumble upon them! Cheers!
@@papateachme "Никто никому ничего не скажет" - That means "Nobody will say anything to anyone". There are 4 negatives In the russian sentence. And this is OK for us. :)
@@eugenemarshall6519 it's exactly the same in Polish, we also have double negative, we create sentences in the same way like Russians. I recon that is also in Ukraine and Lithuania. We probably do those mistakes because of translating single words and create sentences using our word order.
@@elenamargarena199 Yes, We have double negative. But the right translation to " No me gusto nada " from spanish to english would be " I didn't like anything ". Saludos
Wanna = want to. We usually used "want" for : i, you, they, we. And "wants" for: he, she, it. There isn't wansa, just wanna? Do you catch what i mean? CMIIW
Aly! Some of them are also common among Farsi/Persian learners: Missing or changing prepositions, Ed/ing adjectives, miss/ lose, double comparative, double negative,.. Basically as a teacher I deal with and hear almost all of them to the point where I make such mistakes myself if I am not careful enough!!!! Cheers! Oh and you are the most attractive person and the most wonderful teacher I have ever met online.
I feel proud after watching your videos I had had the best teachers... Now I'm an English teacher in Argentina, but I will be a student for ever... my students make the same mistakes... because they want to translate ..
Papa your videos are so instructive, you draw very well and that makes the infornation more understandable, you also use very good examples. You're the best. thank you...👍
Hi. I'm from Colombia. This video was great. I learned how to use Adj + ed or ing. Also, I used to say "I lost my bus" 🙈, but now I know the correct way to say it. Thank you so much. You're very good at teaching.
Monica Levy Tyler in Brazil, i have heard many times... you guys use double negatives like - eu não quero nada. It was hard for me to understand. I love português.
@@alitusousa9144 actually, if we stop to think about it, we probably would notice that this kind of sentence is quite strange, even in portuguese... But we do talk like this all the time... :-p
Thank you for amazing explanations! I have already watched many of your videos, they are so helpful! As for that mistakes, I think I did them when I at first began to communicate with foreigners. My brain... went out when I spoke English😂now I hope my language skills are getting better😊 Best wishes from Russia!
I had time lin the past when I was making many mistakes presented in this video . I just checked in case I`m still not making them again . English is actually super easy compare to Polish . The biggest problem is then you missed :) basic rules and checking words meaning . Most challenging and confusing in English is pronunciation which is crazy . Thought - though - taught..... Is like for English man "chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie w Strzebrzeszczynie " or "stół z powyłamywanymi nogami". Practicing and having a good teacher is the key . Thank you for the video
As a fellow ESL teacher I have to say, these are spot on!! These are super common mistakes. Great compilation!! Every english student needs to watch this
Great video, Ally! Thanks. Apparently I do very well, but the “an advice” will always be in my heart. To Portuguese native speakers, “an advice” “a doubt” “an information” are super common mistakes.
I have been making some of these mistakes. But after watching your class It’s been corrected. I’d really appreciate that . Keep doing . Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
I love this kind of videos because they helped us very much. Could you make another one a bit harder? Maybe something more specific, I feel like I don't usually make any of the ones which are shown in the video, but I definitely make some others! Thank you, we appreciate your content!
I think the only mistake I make in this video is about the uncountable nouns. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, teacher! I will work hard to fix it.
Thank you for the lesson, Papa! In legal literature, the word 'persons' is used all the time (legal persons, natural persons etc). Could you explain why is that?
My student. What he meant: We are going to spend our holidays with my sister-in-law. What he said: We are going to spend our holidays in my sister-in-law.
Well, I can see that error. But if all of them are going to/on the same holiday, it's holiday, no s. But if they're going on separate holidays you use the s.
The lesson is 💜. Although I couldn't stop laughing on many of these, that "I'm boring" bit had me in splits.😂 Both your style and content are 💪🏽. In the initial stage of being an ELT trainer, I'm looking forward to learning so much more from you. 🙏🏽
I'm not good at English but I have not made those mistakes anymore. It's easy to understand any word you say in English, I love your videos, keep it up!
@Kamalakannan A R coxinha is a type of brazilian food... is made of... humm...let me try explain in a easy way... imagine a kind of fried bread, stuffed with chiken and sometimes, a little of cheese too... well, is something like this... ;-)
As you mentioned, English is difficult: auxiliaries to ask (do, does, have, has, etc); will vs going to; used to vs would; might vs could vs would; can't vs can (pronunciation), phrasal verbs, idioms, prepositions, etc, etc. But I guess the biggest challenge in English is PRONUNCIATION. Then again, probably no language is really easy.
Wow, I had the feel that something wasn't completely ok with "it/he/she wanna" Because I thought that if it means "want to" really could it mean "wantS to"? Was a doubt for me till today when you made it crystal clear! Thanks.
You are amazing teacher. I have joined with lots and lots of classes for English. But I didn't learn grammar like this. Thanks a lot sir. How I can join for your classes??????
I want to learn more of course!! But I have to tell you that those common mistakes are far away in my past! But te the thing about this mistakes is that we made them without noticing , so my recommendations for everyone is that in order to spot the mistake you Guys need to learn listening to yourself while speaking. Well that helped me.
That's the problem! We started to hear so many people saying wrong things, that we just don't know what is correct or not, and then start to repeat the same mistakes. I don't have a perfect English, that's why I love your videos! PS: you are very cute!
Dear Sir, If british don't express much there any emotions, but you are so good to express any kind of emotions and feelings. How and where from would you get that extraordinary talent?
I hope you don’t mind me answering your question as a soon-to-be English teacher. Much easier is acceptable, it’s not a double comparative, ‘much’ here is a modifier that stresses the difference in difficulty. More easier, however, is, and is consequently ungrammatical.
We need to say to you something, me and 1.16 million people feel so thankful and not bored watching your videos, because what you do called benefits. Please tell me if I made a mistake
@@BeardedMIchael русский акцент только русские не любят, всем остальным он до лампочки. Главное - это произношение, ну и грамматика, конечно, иначе тебя или не поймут, или неправильно поймут
lol. yes, sure, all russian people speak english with russian accent. i knew i never was a russian. i just live in here for all my life and so were my ancestors. wait a minute, that makes me russian.. so i am russian and i have no accent? i broke the system! universe is collapsing right now and we'll all die in 24 hours because of me!
Here in my country one of the most common mistake is Talk WITH, because in my language we use this preposition with the verb talk, so , we tend to do the same in English.
your voices and accent is very enjoyable. i think i don't even need to use a 'caption' or subtitle for your videos.
I agree! Generally my biggest problem with English is the listening. He really speaks clearly to me :)
Yeah!
Is he an American?
@@huutainguyen8448 British.
Xah TheXraitor he is one of the best English teacher ever , don’t ya know that..
After watching this video lesson, I've realised that my English is not so bad.
Thiago Augusto Well done 👏 Keep going 👍( You can learn English football vocabulary on my channel - if you like football!)
Same thing bro )
@@missprimproper1022 Not "that bad" maybe?
@German Camacho "Realize and realise are two different spellings of the same word. Chances are, if you're reading something that originates in the US or Canada, you'll see realize. And chances are, if you're reading something that originates in the UK, Australia, or New Zealand, you'll see realise.".
@@missprimproper1022 “so bad” works too! “Too bad”, “So bad”, and “That bad” would all work there... “It’s not too bad.” “It’s not so bad.” “It’s not that bad.”
I don't make any of those mistakes you mentioned but I really loved the way you explained every single detail. Please, upload English stuff for B2 or C1 learners.
Thank you!
I am a C1 but I always said "I lost my bus" ROTFL
What does mean byB n C
@@thedreamygirl8762 B2 is upper intermediate and C1 is advanced English level.
@@feardesire Maybe you are drunken bus driver.😆
@@CamaraOcultaMira *a drunken
I would correct 8th example to something like “English is much easier than Spanish”)
I just want to let you know your video is fantastic! I was looking up something almost completely unrelated when this video came up in my 'recommended videos' feed, and my interest was piqued... as a native speaker of English who has from time to time informally helped ESL speakers grapple with grammar and syntax, I have to say that you are tremendously gifted as an educator, with a natural ability to make the subject matter accessible without being boring, and you never have any air of superiority or inflated ego. I hope that all who might benefit from your videos will stumble upon them! Cheers!
Dude that’s such a nice comment! Thanks so much for taking the time to write that 🥹
Mistake no. 7 :
14yo me: Sir, I'm boring..
My teacher: I know you are..
since then I have never said it again.. ever.. it's embarassing 😆
Well! You typed it here. :P
Nice one 👍
@@mythic2750 LMAO
"embarrassing" ;-)
Me too.. 😂 but i said "i'm scary" 😆
I am indonesian,my english is really bad,but your voices heard clearly,
so, i can understand. I will learn more.
it should be "I heard your voice clearly" btw saya jg org indo kok ^^ semangat belajarnya!!
Shall we learn together dear? 😏
I agree
He is the best teacher 👨🏫. Anddddd very handsome 🙋🏻🇦🇿♥️
"I don't need English class, my grammar perfect" omg..🤣
Thank you very much, I fixed my mistakes)))
As a Brazilian who speaks English as a second language, I was quite pleased with #6. Coxinha is one of my favorite finger food types of dish.
@@missprimproper1022 Thank you. Edited the comment.
We russians also have double negative in our language and we also don't have "To" in our language. But these mistakes are too simple to make them.
Interesting!
@@papateachme "Никто никому ничего не скажет" - That means "Nobody will say anything to anyone". There are 4 negatives In the russian sentence. And this is OK for us. :)
@@eugenemarshall6519 it's exactly the same in Polish, we also have double negative, we create sentences in the same way like Russians. I recon that is also in Ukraine and Lithuania. We probably do those mistakes because of translating single words and create sentences using our word order.
Spanish has double negative as well. For example, "no me gustó nada" ,which means I didn't liked it at all.
@@elenamargarena199 Yes, We have double negative. But the right translation to " No me gusto nada " from spanish to english would be " I didn't like anything ".
Saludos
I'm an English teacher as well and just wanted to tell you that your videos are incredibly inspiring. Great job!
I didn't know that one about the "wanna". Tks
By the way, coxinha is life
Wanna = want to.
We usually used "want" for : i, you, they, we.
And "wants" for: he, she, it.
There isn't wansa, just wanna? Do you catch what i mean?
CMIIW
We usually use*
@@aurcus8124 thank you so much for correct me
@@primus6211 correcting*
@@aurcus8124 hehe 😅
Aly! Some of them are also common among Farsi/Persian learners:
Missing or changing prepositions, Ed/ing adjectives, miss/ lose, double comparative, double negative,..
Basically as a teacher I deal with and hear almost all of them to the point where I make such mistakes myself if I am not careful enough!!!!
Cheers!
Oh and you are the most attractive person and the most wonderful teacher I have ever met online.
I feel proud after watching your videos I had had the best teachers... Now I'm an English teacher in Argentina, but I will be a student for ever... my students make the same mistakes... because they want to translate ..
Papa your videos are so instructive, you draw very well and that makes the infornation more understandable, you also use very good examples. You're the best. thank you...👍
@Mohammed Ghaïth you"re right. I didn't realize it. Thank you so much !
@Mohammed Ghaïth "too" has a negative meaning, doesn't it?
I haven't noticed about the "wanna" with the third person, I think I never used it, but thanks anyway. You're great!
I'm Russian and I very like your lessons! And yeah, that intro is exactly how I speak 😂
4:08 in Thailand they always ask you "how many PERSONS?" in a restaurant
I was so proud of myself until the last one came😔... I used to say 'lost ' a lot in that meaning, I confess...
Thank u so much papa!
that awkward moment...
when you are watching this video and you are...
russian
THE END
and you never make such mistakes xD клёвый дядька. да же? да?? :)))
Hahahahaha
На самом деле, я иногда даже задумывалась, что он прям русских только и учит :)
Let along the fact that in Russian "it is called" has exactly the same passive structure as in English. This amazing teacher likes to exaggerate.
TRIGGERED
Oh my 😱 "Coxinha" 😂😂😂 Brazilian here 🙌 Teacher, you are the best!!!!
Hiiii me tooooo!😂
@@priscillasilva81 Hiiii 🙋 Brazilians everywhere!!!! Kkkk 💚💛
@@marlyg.9869Though I'm not Brazilian but I support Brazil Football team. I'm from Bangladesh. Marcelo is my favourite.
muito gringas a gente
Brazilians are gonna run the world 😂❤️
honestly, none of them. I'm afraid I'll apply them afterward since my mind is really funny and it learns mistakes much faster than correct ones.
OMG I have the same problem, this is quite strange 😨
Somaye Rastegar hahaha same thoughts
@@aniulkabaniulka 😂😂😂😂
@Freebird 😂😂😂😂
Hi. I'm from Colombia. This video was great. I learned how to use Adj + ed or ing. Also, I used to say "I lost my bus" 🙈, but now I know the correct way to say it. Thank you so much. You're very good at teaching.
Woohoooo! Gracias Karen!
"It's called coxinha!" Lol! Luv it! Hi from Brazil! Great videos and classes, thanks a lot! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
*love hahahahah
@@tewodros6597 luv is love's short form tho
Some english tips and coxinha...nice!
Did you miss your plane?
Yes, I miss my plane so much!
Lol.
lol
😂hahaha
In this case you can say “ Have you missed your plane?”
It sounds better 🤷🏻♂️😂
Ooh, what a bad feeling! 😂
As costum dictates; Que chingue su madre el América!!!!!
Your videos are so great! Thank you for the coxinhas! Brazil loves you!!! You are so diligent!
Monica Levy Tyler in Brazil, i have heard many times... you guys use double negatives like - eu não quero nada. It was hard for me to understand. I love português.
@@alitusousa9144 actually, if we stop to think about it, we probably would notice that this kind of sentence is quite strange, even in portuguese... But we do talk like this all the time... :-p
Thank you for amazing explanations! I have already watched many of your videos, they are so helpful!
As for that mistakes, I think I did them when I at first began to communicate with foreigners. My brain... went out when I spoke English😂now I hope my language skills are getting better😊
Best wishes from Russia!
I had time lin the past when I was making many mistakes presented in this video . I just checked in case I`m still not making them again . English is actually super easy compare to Polish . The biggest problem is then you missed :) basic rules and checking words meaning . Most challenging and confusing in English is pronunciation which is crazy . Thought - though - taught..... Is like for English man "chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie w Strzebrzeszczynie " or "stół z powyłamywanymi nogami". Practicing and having a good teacher is the key . Thank you for the video
Okay... I have started to see your video since last week....and the experience is WOW!!!
I can't believe how much this channel has grown !
Well done aly
U deserve it !
Thanks bud!
@@papateachme hey tysm for da reply it means a lot .Can u make a video on inotations,rhythm and stress in English?
You are such a great teacher. Schools really need more teachers like you, especially german schools :) keep it up you are so great!
Coxinha!!! 😋😋😋😋
So happy to find out that I make only one of those mistakes: uncountable nouns.... 🙌🙌🙌🙌 (and many others not in this video! 😅)
I've been learning English for nearly 10years ,but I didn't know some of them .
Thank you.
As a fellow ESL teacher I have to say, these are spot on!! These are super common mistakes. Great compilation!! Every english student needs to watch this
So it should be
What is love?
Baby, don't hurt me
Don't hurt, me anymore
Baby, don't hurt me
Don't hurt, me anymore
What is love? Yeah
The same double negation in "we don't need no education, we don't need no thought control"
@@naamidaa "I can't get no satisfaction" as prime example
LOL 🤣
OMFG!! I was truly shocked in the 6:16 second, cuz that's EXACTLY where I'm from, I wanna emphasize it, OMG.
PD: Medellín, Colombia, woohoo!
Lfmao
Same here , I’m latine 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
This was a great class! Thanks! I became "happy" I was in doubt in 2 items: 9.99999 and 10.
Thanks for teaching!
Great video, Ally! Thanks. Apparently I do very well, but the “an advice” will always be in my heart. To Portuguese native speakers, “an advice” “a doubt” “an information” are super common mistakes.
I have been making some of these mistakes. But after watching your class It’s been corrected. I’d really appreciate that . Keep doing . Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
I love this kind of videos because they helped us very much. Could you make another one a bit harder? Maybe something more specific, I feel like I don't usually make any of the ones which are shown in the video, but I definitely make some others! Thank you, we appreciate your content!
You are awesome 😊
Can you make more advanced videos about Grammar?
I rlly like your attitude Your videos are very helpful and you’re kinda charming!. Love from planet Earth 🌍
Thank god....I dnt make any of these mistakes....but you are an amazing teacher, I learnt the majority of the british pronounciation from ur channel..
I love your channel!!!!!you are a really good teacher but a good actor too. Thanks a lot!
Definitely the best teacher. Regards from Rio De Janeiro.
That "I have an advice for you" blew my mind... I don't know now if I ever said that right....
Same😅
Same
Esperando el bus esperando el bus jjajajajajajaja. Thank you teacher!!!
Jajajaja también me dió mucha risa. I laughed a Lot when i Saw that
I did it, you're right, thanks for teaching us, please make more videos about this.
I think the only mistake I make in this video is about the uncountable nouns. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, teacher! I will work hard to fix it.
Thank you for the lesson, Papa! In legal literature, the word 'persons' is used all the time (legal persons, natural persons etc). Could you explain why is that?
My student.
What he meant: We are going to spend our holidays with my sister-in-law.
What he said: We are going to spend our holidays in my sister-in-law.
Well... What if he said it right?
Well, I can see that error. But if all of them are going to/on the same holiday, it's holiday, no s. But if they're going on separate holidays you use the s.
The lesson is 💜. Although I couldn't stop laughing on many of these, that "I'm boring" bit had me in splits.😂 Both your style and content are 💪🏽.
In the initial stage of being an ELT trainer, I'm looking forward to learning so much more from you. 🙏🏽
I'm not good at English but I have not made those mistakes anymore. It's easy to understand any word you say in English, I love your videos, keep it up!
Great way of explanation. New things for me were - person - people, gossip - pieces of gossip. Thanks a lot!
I'm cracking up. Esperando el bus esperando el bus... Hhhahh good one.
Coxinha! 🇧🇷 Glad I don't make any of these mistakes, as always, thanks Aly, you're awesome!
As brazilian we use commas where in English they don't use.
Aly could give us a lesson about the use of commas 😉
Vocês já perceberam que não importa o nicho, sempre tem um Br lá? Kkkkk
@@josueoliver96 Verdade....kkkkk.
@Anna FranciscaSu portugués és perfecto!! Diferente de mi español ... :-(
@Kamalakannan A R coxinha is a type of brazilian food... is made of... humm...let me try explain in a easy way... imagine a kind of fried bread, stuffed with chiken and sometimes, a little of cheese too... well, is something like this... ;-)
Thumbnail: You Say These!
Me: Geez, I Do Not. Three and a half years with Aly, remember? My grammar perfect!
As you mentioned, English is difficult: auxiliaries to ask (do, does, have, has, etc); will vs going to; used to vs would; might vs could vs would; can't vs can (pronunciation), phrasal verbs, idioms, prepositions, etc, etc. But I guess the biggest challenge in English is PRONUNCIATION. Then again, probably no language is really easy.
Wow, I had the feel that something wasn't completely ok with "it/he/she wanna" Because I thought that if it means "want to" really could it mean "wantS to"? Was a doubt for me till today when you made it crystal clear! Thanks.
Now I know that I made mistakes with ,,gossips" and ,,persons" many times 😂
It sounds like your interests revolve around gossip about people lol.
Jesus, when you played the video of " waiting for the bus" I thought like "omg I know where this comes from" .I'm colombian 😁.
Lol You're the best British English-Paisa teacher 🤩
Gracias parcerita 🇨🇴❤️
You are amazing teacher. I have joined with lots and lots of classes for English. But I didn't learn grammar like this. Thanks a lot sir. How I can join for your classes??????
Thank you for your explanation... I enjoyed watching your videos and I'm trying my best to minimalizing my mistakes.
Coxinha é vida! 🇧🇷
Love ya! ❤️
Kmbuj7jijonjhhknjbgjnijojjhkjou, jpjpippbbkbujjojo km un llamo klkoklkomklkokkkkllj Lnen? ?..mmjkmmmmnjokooip
Que es coxinha? Soy de Argentina
@@veronica21 Coxinha és un canapé típico de Brasil. Se lo hace con harina blanca y el relleno con pollo desmenuzado.
Yes i want tu coshina!
I did😂😂sometimes I say " more easier" Thank you so much for your video, very useful. 😊😊😊
What if you say "it's much more easier"
Oh my! I probably "lost" my bus sometime.
Thanks for all the tips. You are great, I love yours figures and sence of humour.
I am from Argentina and I laughed a lot with the Latin part. excellent lessons. Thank you PAPA ENGLISH.
I didn't make any of these mistakes except one, using "wanna" for the third person, thank you for perfecting my English
Did you say coxinha? I will tell you I really love it. 😉😊
coxinha is the best food eveeer!!!
When I tried to correct those kind of mistakes, some of my friends always say "who care with that..."
haha...soo sad
Who cares
@@renekotlar8781 :D:D:D maybe its what his/her friends say (y)
kovam1234 ok,just keep learning english language
@Reyhand Dika My friend? yup . . .
You should care because they are actually annoying.
Your friends are not good at English, and that is why they don't feel that.
Ele é fã de brasileiros e comida brasileira tbm!
I want to learn more of course!!
But I have to tell you that those common mistakes are far away in my past! But te the thing about this mistakes is that we made them without noticing , so my recommendations for everyone is that in order to spot the mistake you Guys need to learn listening to yourself while speaking. Well that helped me.
Your Chanel is just cool. I understand more here than in classrooms. Ils more easy listening, but to speaking correctly is another thing.. Thanks.
+100 for the reference to "Esperando El bus" XD
Coxinha 😂😂
Best teacher ever!!
I miss your three students in the previous video😣
That's the problem! We started to hear so many people saying wrong things, that we just don't know what is correct or not, and then start to repeat the same mistakes.
I don't have a perfect English, that's why I love your videos!
PS: you are very cute!
Dear Sir, If british don't express much there any emotions, but you are so good to express any kind of emotions and feelings. How and where from would you get that extraordinary talent?
"We don't need no education ..." :-D
"I won’t tell anyone, I promise."🤣🤣
I gotted all write. I thinks I were too good on english.
Don't laugh at me. I wrote the above sentences incorrectly, just to make you laugh!
Zahid Ahmad Khan quase tive um ataque aqui com o "gotted" kkkk
@@sarasantana1395 I have no idea what that means
I almost had a heart attack with the "gotted", sorry for my terrible english kkkkkk
@@sarasantana1395 oh... and by the way, your English is perfect 😊😊😊😊
I got everything right. I think I was too good at English.
Yes, I have been making some of these mistakes. Thanks for this!
I've been making some of them!! But you helped me to be aware of them! Thank you so much :)
This pleasant feeling when you're Russian and you don't make any of those mistakes! It's lit! :)
"much easier" - no? This one occurs in a lot of texts.
I hope you don’t mind me answering your question as a soon-to-be English teacher. Much easier is acceptable, it’s not a double comparative, ‘much’ here is a modifier that stresses the difference in difficulty. More easier, however, is, and is consequently ungrammatical.
Much easier - намного легче, правильно по-русски, more easier - более легче, неправильно.
@@АлисаСелезнева-щ5с ясно👍
i just realized my mistake bout “wanna” lol
It was a great class
I was confused with the first one.
You fixed it... Thank you🙏 from🇮🇳
You are the best English teacher ever!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥰 THANK YOU!
In the 5th mistake, could I say "I've been waiting for you?"
only if you still are waiting for tha person
Yes, it is correct.
For example, "I have been waiting for you for 20 minutes"
Yes.
What if he just arrived? Could we say I had been waiting for you before you arrived instead of was waiting for you
@@kattodoggo3868 You can also say it if a person just showed up
"My grammar: perfect"
Coxinha as🇧🇷❣️❤️🧡💛💙💜💜💌💞
You’re just unbelievable!!! Amazing tips!!! Thanks!!!
We need to say to you something, me and 1.16 million people feel so thankful and not bored watching your videos, because what you do called benefits.
Please tell me if I made a mistake
I'm Russian and I also hate people talk English with rough Russian accent! Sounds like: "I don't need English class, my grandma is perfect))" Aha
Vad Dem знаешь,люди не идеальны. Может не стоит ненавидеть их за то,что они говорят с акцентом
@@BeardedMIchael русский акцент только русские не любят, всем остальным он до лампочки. Главное - это произношение, ну и грамматика, конечно, иначе тебя или не поймут, или неправильно поймут
Всем глубоко насрать на акцент. Он только помогает завязать разговор и располагает носителей языка к себе.
Like even without watching it yet.
hahaha
@@Noor0abc90 Yes
@@Noor0abc90 Sorry. I'm busy preparing for my exams.😍
@@Noor0abc90 Ophthalmology exam.
hahaha I'm pretty sure he was Russian. we always speak with that accent 😂
I'm Russian. But I managed to get rid of that specific "Russian" accent. It's really not that difficult, I'll give you that.
@@Kjarthan как говорил мой папа в детстве, когда я только начинала учить английский: "рязанский акцент"😅
@@helgachetkha2837 Классика!
lol. yes, sure, all russian people speak english with russian accent. i knew i never was a russian. i just live in here for all my life and so were my ancestors. wait a minute, that makes me russian.. so i am russian and i have no accent? i broke the system! universe is collapsing right now and we'll all die in 24 hours because of me!
@@Kjarthan how you managet to do this? I need your advice badly!
Here in my country one of the most common mistake is Talk WITH, because in my language we use this preposition with the verb talk, so , we tend to do the same in English.
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