English vocabulary lesson: LIKE
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- Опубліковано 1 січ 2015
- "Do you like Currywurst?" or "Would you like some Currywurst"?
What is the difference between "Do you like?" and "Would you like?" And how do you answer these questions? In this video, I will explain the differences and tell you how you can answer these questions. So the next time you are with an English speaking person, you will know the right answer to give. I will also explain the difference between "What's Rihanna like?" and "What does Rihanna look like?" If you want to ask about people and places, you need to know this. Watch the video to learn more.
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Dear Neil, your video`s are absolutly perfect ! Including your very kindly and comprehensible way! Thank you and keep it up :-)
+Georg Althoetmar Thank you so much for that feedback. It's really nice to hear. I hope you like some of the other videos as well.
Thank you for all your videos! I think is it good to learn.
You're welcome, Tino. I'm happy you like the videos :-)
I love your videos! Thank you and don't give up.
so good and so funny
That's great to hear. Thanks a lot. :-)
Hallo,
deine Videos sind sehr hilfreich .Du hast in einem Video gesagt (Vorstellungsgespräch),dass man "i've worked" sagen sollte.
Kann ich auch sagen" i had worked".
Wenn ja was ist der Unterschied zwischen "i had worked "und" i worked"
Vielen lieben Dank
Magi Hanna I've worked (present perfect) can mean the action started in the past and continues in the present, or to talk about an experience in the past without saying exactly when.
I had worked (past perfect) talks about something that happened before something else in the past e.g I worked in a school from 2013 to 2014. Before that (before 2013), I had worked in a restaurant.
I hope this answers your question.