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You prolly dont give a shit but if you guys are bored like me during the covid times then you can watch all of the new movies on instaflixxer. Been binge watching with my gf during the lockdown =)
This one grammar rule in particular has been driving me crazy for a while when I learn English mostly in spoken contexts. Thank you for clearing it out for me Wes!
Oh my gosh! You've just taught me how to pronounce the word "situation" properly! 6:28 That was so unexpected! Thank you so much! This word was torturing me for a long time. (I am Russian and it's so difficult to eliminate the Russian accent, even a little bit). And this lesson was great. I consider you as one of the best teachers on youtube.
Great lesson. It's a hard topic for Brazilians since any verb can be used in the gerund form in Portuguese. When we say "I'm loving it", it means we're enjoying it, like, so far so good. On the other hand, Portugal's Portuguese doesn't have any gerund at all. They abandoned it in the early 1900s. I don't know about French, but Spanish and Italian also have their "ing" form.
You are the most positive teacher I have ever come across. "I love the infectious smile on your face" (hope this is grammatically correct :)) Sending best vibes your way 💛🌻💐
I am loving your video. I am totally aware of the fact that some of stative verbs are used in continuous forms as they have two meanings but not all of the stative verbs. It is worthy learning with you. Thank you so much.
I don't think it's incorrect at all to use some stative verbs in the continuous tense IN SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES. It makes total sense that if the state is a temporary one, and it's ongoing, you use a continuous tense to emphasize that temporary aspect. I'm lovin' it right now as I'm tasting it! This isn't looking any good! I've been wanting to talk to you about sth. Looking good my friend! See? All emphasize the temporary state, focusing on the present moment. Of course you won't use it in a formal written document, but you could and you should use it in informal conversation.
Hi Wes！I have been enjoying your lessons．As a subscriber of your channel，I reckon the lessons quite interesting without fail．I'd like to cherish the basic principle of English grammar．I know languages have been evolving，however I don't like the situation as “ Bad money drives out good money”． I'm looking forward to having your next lesson． Have a good one！ Ikuo Suenaga from Japan．
Hi, Wes! Great topic pick-up! I'm lovin' it hands down and am always on the lookout for more interesting and useful videos from you. Thanks, and I hope you have a good one! Greetings from sunny São Paulo, Brazil! 🇧🇷
I am not a native English speaker. I think we can use stative verbs in present continuous in order to emphasize a feeling or emotion, so it’s not about something happening right now.
Thank you too Sir Wes, I think "I love it" is to say that one is really determined to say it because it feels as really loveable, but "I'm loving it" is used when people are doing things presently and starting to feel how loving the activity is. Is it correct, Sir?
Thanks s million for the video! 👌🤝 So many people around the world learn English and all of them feel the strong influence of their native grammar, that confuses and perplexes them. Especially when it comes to stative and action verbs. 🤷♂️ And in most countries they use not quite modern books, to put it mild. 🤷♂️ So, most contradictions lie exactly in this sphere, because not all, who learn English, can travel abroad. English is changing too quickly to catch up with it! One needs modern books and an opportunity to visit English speaking countries to stay tuned. But with the help of such channels we can do it much easier! 👌✊☺️ Thanks one more time! 🤝 P.S. Could you please answer my question, if you have no plans for the video with this topic. ☺️ How should we pose a question to the subject in the following sentence - 'They are English teachers.' Can we ask - 'Who are English teachers?' It seems incorrect from the point of view of modern English grammar. Because we should use 3d person singular when dealing with such question. But the predicative is plural! 🤔 So, should we ask 'Who is English teacher?' or 'Who are English teachers?' Thank you in advance! 🤝✊
👨🏻🏫 Hello. Mr Teacher here in England 🏴. I have an answer to your question. ‘Who are English teachers?’ is incorrect. It should be like this: ‘Who are the English teachers?’ Then the answer becomes ‘They are the English teachers.’ These sentences need the definite article to be correct. I hope this is helpful for you.
@@sirmeowthelibrarycat Thank you very much! 🤝✊ You've been really helpful! 👍👍👍 I got it! 👌 But I have one more question, if it doesn't bother you. If the question should be like this - 'Who are THE English teachers?' - Does that mean, the initial affirmative sentence, that we pose question to, should be also written with the definite article? i.e. 'They are THE English teachers.' Or we can write it without a definite article and use it only in the answer?
Hi wes! May i request a video about the proper way of using due to, because of, and due to the fact? I'm confused why "The flight was cancelled due to the typhoon." Is grammatically wrong.
So you gave loads of examples, but you didn't really explain why do people sometimes say "I am loving" instead of "I love". Can I get some clarification? Is it also to underline the feeling in the moment?
Verbs are the boss in German sentence structure. Supposedly they tell you everything, so I wonder why they're not capitalized like every noun has to be. Verbe sind den Chef (boss is Chef) auf Deutsch. -Vicki
Wow, Wess, you are doing lots of work at home, I'm impressed! I watched many videos about Stative & dynamic words and now I got it at last! Thanks a lot! Would you make a video on how to use such words as That & it, but is this way like " It was good" "That was good" or That's my opinion, or it was my opinion" That's cool or it's cool! That was not right, or it was not right? I get confused using these impressions!
I find lessons about this ternse very hard to understand,. It does not exist in German. Not with the same way it does in English. We never use -ing as a verb, only an adjective. A grinning Cheshire Cat. If we want to say I'm grinning, we say Ich grinse gerade. That means it right now happens. -Gustav
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You prolly dont give a shit but if you guys are bored like me during the covid times then you can watch all of the new movies on instaflixxer. Been binge watching with my gf during the lockdown =)
@Mateo Myles Definitely, I've been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself :)
Hello from France!
It reminds me of an old song from the Band SCORPIONS: "Still loving you".
Thank you, Wes!
Hi Lolly. Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. And your comment made me think of "Wind of Change," which brought back some memories. 👍
This one grammar rule in particular has been driving me crazy for a while when I learn English mostly in spoken contexts. Thank you for clearing it out for me Wes!
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I'm loving it... It"s exactly the same in Spanish, sounds bad but it's a phrase people might say sometimes in a casual talk
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Oh my gosh! You've just taught me how to pronounce the word "situation" properly! 6:28 That was so unexpected! Thank you so much! This word was torturing me for a long time. (I am Russian and it's so difficult to eliminate the Russian accent, even a little bit). And this lesson was great. I consider you as one of the best teachers on youtube.
Kind of exaggeration. I'm Russian as well, but nobody has ever guessed it
@@lanaefremova3443 It's good for you. But everybody has their own problems. I have that. Probably you have something else.
Great lesson. It's a hard topic for Brazilians since any verb can be used in the gerund form in Portuguese. When we say "I'm loving it", it means we're enjoying it, like, so far so good. On the other hand, Portugal's Portuguese doesn't have any gerund at all. They abandoned it in the early 1900s. I don't know about French, but Spanish and Italian also have their "ing" form.
Thanks for sharing with everyone Silvio. It definitely helps understand some of the challenges between different languages. 👍
I work with Americans and hear "I'm loving/liking/ wanting/hoping/enjoying/feeling and many others all the time.
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You are the most positive teacher I have ever come across. "I love the infectious smile on your face" (hope this is grammatically correct :)) Sending best vibes your way 💛🌻💐
I am loving your video. I am totally aware of the fact that some of stative verbs are used in continuous forms as they have two meanings but not all of the stative verbs. It is worthy learning with you. Thank you so much.
I don't think it's incorrect at all to use some stative verbs in the continuous tense IN SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES. It makes total sense that if the state is a temporary one, and it's ongoing, you use a continuous tense to emphasize that temporary aspect. I'm lovin' it right now as I'm tasting it! This isn't looking any good! I've been wanting to talk to you about sth. Looking good my friend!
See? All emphasize the temporary state, focusing on the present moment. Of course you won't use it in a formal written document, but you could and you should use it in informal conversation.
I've been loving your channel since the first day I came across it.
Thanks for the amazing lessons Mr.
That's great! Happy to hear that! 😊
Wes, thanks for clarifying this question. This is really helpful. Excellent video. I'm loving it! 😊🦋
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Thanks a lot this video has been helpfully to me I loving this man
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I'm loving your lessons Wes!
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Finally someone explained it !! Thank you :)
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Hi Wes！I have been enjoying your lessons．As a subscriber of your channel，I reckon the lessons quite interesting without fail．I'd like to cherish the basic principle of English grammar．I know languages have been evolving，however I don't like the situation as “ Bad money drives out good money”．
I'm looking forward to having your next lesson．
Have a good one！
Ikuo Suenaga from Japan．
Thanks a lot for this video. Greetings from Brazil!
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I'm sooo loving it! ❤️ I'll use it tomorrow with my ESL class. I bet my students will be happy to know more exceptions 🤣.
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Hi, Wes! Great topic pick-up! I'm lovin' it hands down and am always on the lookout for more interesting and useful videos from you. Thanks, and I hope you have a good one! Greetings from sunny São Paulo, Brazil! 🇧🇷
I'm loving this lesson,,,thank you...
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Hi from bangladesh!
I am loving your videos.... They are super helpful for my speaking practice!
Thank You!
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I've found your channel by chance and "I'm liking it " ! Really , you're great ! I love it ! 😀✌
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I'm loving this. Thanks Wes. As always an excellent English lesson♥️👍
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l'm loving this lesson! Thank you so much teacher Wes!
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I am not a native English speaker. I think we can use stative verbs in present continuous in order to emphasize a feeling or emotion, so it’s not about something happening right now.
You are right . I have heard them saying " I am lovin` it " in TV Commercials.
@@ChitraJayawardena it's a tagline of MacDonald s
Iam truly loving this !!! Never heard it before 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻💖🌷
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Excelente video! Tenia confusiones sobre eso pero ya me quedo mas claro :D
Thanks so much! 😃
I'm lovin' this video 😁 good job👍!
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Great video! Thanks! Could you share with me what program you use to find examples in movies?
I'm definitely loving this!😍😍❤
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Hi zeinab
I love this channel. I'm lovin' it! 😊
Awesome! Glad you enjoy it! ❤️
Yes sir we like and enjoy your videos 👉( ˘ω˘ )👈
Thank you。 Really useful for me.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you too Sir Wes, I think "I love it" is to say that one is really determined to say it because it feels as really loveable, but "I'm loving it" is used when people are doing things presently and starting to feel how loving the activity is. Is it correct, Sir?
It's just the state of showing love. So it's a grammar rules that gets broken, which happens with different parts of grammar. 😃
Thanks s million for the video! 👌🤝 So many people around the world learn English and all of them feel the strong influence of their native grammar, that confuses and perplexes them. Especially when it comes to stative and action verbs. 🤷♂️ And in most countries they use not quite modern books, to put it mild. 🤷♂️ So, most contradictions lie exactly in this sphere, because not all, who learn English, can travel abroad. English is changing too quickly to catch up with it! One needs modern books and an opportunity to visit English speaking countries to stay tuned. But with the help of such channels we can do it much easier! 👌✊☺️ Thanks one more time! 🤝
P.S.
Could you please answer my question, if you have no plans for the video with this topic. ☺️ How should we pose a question to the subject in the following sentence - 'They are English teachers.' Can we ask - 'Who are English teachers?' It seems incorrect from the point of view of modern English grammar. Because we should use 3d person singular when dealing with such question. But the predicative is plural! 🤔 So, should we ask 'Who is English teacher?' or 'Who are English teachers?' Thank you in advance! 🤝✊
👨🏻🏫 Hello. Mr Teacher here in England 🏴. I have an answer to your question.
‘Who are English teachers?’ is incorrect. It should be like this: ‘Who are the English teachers?’ Then the answer becomes ‘They are the English teachers.’ These sentences need the definite article to be correct. I hope this is helpful for you.
@@sirmeowthelibrarycat Thank you very much! 🤝✊ You've been really helpful! 👍👍👍 I got it! 👌 But I have one more question, if it doesn't bother you. If the question should be like this - 'Who are THE English teachers?' - Does that mean, the initial affirmative sentence, that we pose question to, should be also written with the definite article? i.e. 'They are THE English teachers.' Or we can write it without a definite article and use it only in the answer?
I’m so loving this English lesson 😜
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OMG 😱 confusing indeed!! but great explanation of yours. Thanks for teaching us different topics. I keep lovin' your videos. 🤗
Practical English.
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Hello Wes, you are great as usual. Thanks
English has been changing quite drastically since 1066.
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Iam loving this lesson
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İ don't know why but when İ see you I smile on my face 🤗🤗
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I love your videos. Keep up tge good work.
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I'm loving this 💓
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Thank you teacher.
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I'm lovin' this lesson!😂😉
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I love your lessons
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Helpful video
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Thank you ❤ teacher 👩🏫
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Great video
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I'm lovin your videos😊
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Thank you so much Professor
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I am lovin' U !!! Great Teacher!!!💥
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I "am enjoying" watching your video.
Excellent. Thank you very much Albert. 😃
Hi wes! May i request a video about the proper way of using due to, because of, and due to the fact? I'm confused why "The flight was cancelled due to the typhoon." Is grammatically wrong.
Thank you
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I believe it´s a mkt strategy with the letter M that symbolizes Mac + lovin´it
So you gave loads of examples, but you didn't really explain why do people sometimes say "I am loving" instead of "I love". Can I get some clarification? Is it also to underline the feeling in the moment?
Thank so much
I love banana as well,😊 i'm watching you sir not the butterfly.😂
I'm loving this video
Thanks Ario! 😊
@@InteractiveEng You're welcome sir😊
I'm loving this actually means i'm enjoying that thing or maybe getting interested in sth ;)
Hi 🎩 what's the meaning 0f (over later)۔۔۔۔؟؟؟
Thanks a lot!❤ He thinks she' s liking her job. I love my parents. I' m loving to fish. ☀🌐🎭I'm loving your topics. See you soon!💖🌼
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It was time for making clear the differences between stative and action verbs. Have a great time!
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Verbs are the boss in German sentence structure. Supposedly they tell you everything, so I wonder why they're not capitalized like every noun has to be.
Verbe sind den Chef (boss is Chef) auf Deutsch. -Vicki
Wow, Wess, you are doing lots of work at home, I'm impressed! I watched many videos about Stative & dynamic words and now I got it at last! Thanks a lot!
Would you make a video on how to use such words as That & it, but is this way like " It was good"
"That was good" or That's my opinion, or it was my opinion" That's cool or it's cool! That was not right, or it was not right? I get confused using these impressions!
Ur way way of teaching is Awesome! God Bless u!
Thanks so much! So nice of you. 😊
Unless there are rules, there is going to be only chaos and confusion. So, rules have to be there
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@@InteractiveEng
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I am loving it 🥰
Until I use it in IELTS 🤦
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I'm lovin it
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Who are making dislikes? Lol Hi from Algeria
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I'm watching you Sir not the butterfly.🤣
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I find lessons about this ternse very hard to understand,.
It does not exist in German. Not with the same way it does in English. We never use -ing as a verb, only an adjective. A grinning Cheshire Cat. If we want to say I'm grinning, we say Ich grinse gerade. That means it right now happens. -Gustav
Can we actually say, "I'm loving it" to mean "I'm eating and enjoying it (at the moment)"? Thank you 🙏
Hello, wes, how are you ?
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I've got used to hearing this now but I'll never be able to say I'm lovin' it or I'm likin' it for that matter. It makes you sound uneducated.
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I love this video however i m not loving it 👌🏾
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Thank so much