RTPSEV very true indeed. To be honest with you, I could listen to you talk all day. I particularly liked the history lessons so thank you very much for your time and dedication
What a great teacher ! She is able to explain everything calmly and without theatrical effects. I love it. Shows me that a teacher can never be replaced by some computer or whatever means. I am a foreigner, and I try to improve my command of the English language. This beautiful lady is helping me a lot. Thank you very much.
I caught myself thinking that I want to see my favorite teachers every day. Thank you very much, missis Gill! I'm so glad to see and hear you! Have a good day and all goodies for you! :)
I love the way Gill speaks .After years 44 years away from England and with no opportunity to listen to an English speaking person, it is just marvellous to listen to her.
I have been living in the UK for 15 years. However, there is such a little chance to hear such a beautiful pronunciation. Thank you for a professional approach to teaching. Beneficial videos. Bless you. We are lucky having you on youtube.
Hi lady how are you i am ibrahim from egypt and i 37 yeas old i admire for your comment and it really thrills me to see adorable women like you with such an amazing smile, lf you dont mine sending me afriend request thank you 👍🌹❤️😊🇪🇬
I have just discovered your channel and you are phenomenal! I wish you could teach any subject, you make learning FUN! It is so pleasant to listen to you. Wish I had you at school and post school classes.
Hi romina how are you i am ibrahim from egypt and i 37 yeas old i admire for your photo and it really thrills me to see adorable women like you with such an amazing smile, i really would love to learn more about you but if you dont mind for to be friend request thank you 👍🌹❤️😊🇪🇬
It's one of those 'grey areas' in English grammar -- the population refers to lots of people, as a collective term. We would also say 'the police are investigating ...', 'the government are deciding ...'.
Gill , you are always informing me with new missed English notes I have lost in years of nonpracticing... Thank you soooo much for these quick rich informing lessons online...
It's really Fantastic, her explanations are so useful and helpful she gives always the information with the rules therefore she makes what we can calling it language's soul, the language is breathing and living like us.
Hey Ms Gill. That's really a big pleasure to follow your interesting and useful lessons. You're always clear and I can practisely understand all your lesson with no problems. A big thumbs up!
Nice to see you again in your videos, it's been a while since I saw you, i missed your lessons. By the way, where is this calm and melodic accent from? Glad to hear you again, teacher.
Gill has an accent from the north/middle of England originally, perhaps Nottingham or Yorkshire/Lancashire, but she said in another video that she has lived in London for many years so much of her northern accent has been replaced by "home counties" pronunciation.
SON My friends make fun of me, whenever I try to share my problems with them MOTHER Never tell your problems to anyone 20% don't care and the other 80% are glad you have them.
I can easily remember all of your previous lessons. Could you provide more lessons for IELTS Writing Task 1 & 2 for academic ? I would like to watch and lesson from you because I am going to take it in Feb 2021.
Wow 🤩 l understand you without translation 😭💛 such a cute language today l will start study English l hope see my comment next year and correct my mistakes
Hi! I'm trying to find how to say percentages with decimals. Like for example 43.11%. Would you read it "forty three point one one percent"? Or forty three point eleven percent?
Hi Gill I want to ask you question. In what terms the "literacy rate" is plural or singular? why do you put 's' on the adult literacy rates but without 's' on the global literacy?Thanks
Hi - rate is singular, rates are plural. One rate could be for one country, or it could be an average literacy rate globally, but if you talk about the rates across different countries, and maybe compare them, you'd be referring to the different literacy rates, which will be different in different countries. I hope that helps to clarify :-)
Madam, Smith was seen leaving the chamber without listening to the state minister. In this sentence, I got from the newspaper as well as I have a doubt. I studied normally 1) I have seen 2)he has seen 3) I had seen. But this case, the sentence is confusing me because: Newspaper 1)Smith was seen leaving the chamber without listening to the state minister. Cartoon 2)Once he was done he realised that the walls were all plain and white. Is this correct ? if it's correct, how to use, what is the topic to study like these? Could please tell me?
I am confuse in 12.00 Adult literacy rates are greater than 90% in some countries. The global adult literacy rate is around 80%. Why the to be is difference? Are and is
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Good evening Gill
I am Simona from Italy
Your lessons are very useful for me
Are you okay?
@@annachovhan my family and i are ok!Thank you!
Hello Ms Simona can we communicate with each other in English for practicing?
@@hannancheikh4901 it would be wonderful,but my english is not good!!!
When one English teacher watches another English teacher 🌺🌸
RTPSEV very true indeed. To be honest with you, I could listen to you talk all day. I particularly liked the history lessons so thank you very much for your time and dedication
don't be jealous of her , She is the best of all ....
Ahmed AlShalchi I’m not jealous, I really do like listening to her speak. :)
When one English teacher watches another Real English teacher.. 😁
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What a great teacher ! She is able to explain everything calmly and without theatrical effects. I love it.
Shows me that a teacher can never be replaced by some computer or whatever means.
I am a foreigner, and I try to improve my command of the English language. This beautiful lady is helping me a lot. Thank you very much.
I caught myself thinking that I want to see my favorite teachers every day.
Thank you very much, missis Gill! I'm so glad to see and hear you! Have a good day and all goodies for you! :)
Thanks for your efforts I missed you
I love the way Gill speaks .After years 44 years away from England and with no opportunity to listen to an English speaking person, it is just marvellous to listen to her.
Dear Teacher, thank you! This ia a very useful lesson.
Fabulous teacher
you are one of the best teachers on the internet
I have been living in the UK for 15 years. However, there is such a little chance to hear such a beautiful pronunciation. Thank you for a professional approach to teaching. Beneficial videos. Bless you. We are lucky having you on youtube.
Hi lady how are you i am ibrahim from egypt and i 37 yeas old i admire for your comment and it really thrills me to see adorable women like you with such an amazing smile, lf you dont mine sending me afriend request thank you 👍🌹❤️😊🇪🇬
I have just discovered your channel and you are phenomenal! I wish you could teach any subject, you make learning FUN! It is so pleasant to listen to you. Wish I had you at school and post school classes.
Madam gill, you are the teacher that I need to understand the English and learn the British pronunciation. Thanks for help us.
Gill I adore you, you are the teacher we all want to have, regards from Buenos Aires!
Hi romina how are you i am ibrahim from egypt and i 37 yeas old i admire for your photo and it really thrills me to see adorable women like you with such an amazing smile, i really would love to learn more about you but if you dont mind for to be friend request thank you 👍🌹❤️😊🇪🇬
That is really kind of you to encourage people to help others with literacy.
Is there anyone telling me why the lesson used "are" with the "a large percentage of population are"? Please.
It's one of those 'grey areas' in English grammar -- the population refers to lots of people, as a collective term. We would also say 'the police are investigating ...', 'the government are deciding ...'.
Thanks! Teacher.
Gill , you are always informing me with new missed English notes I have lost in years of nonpracticing... Thank you soooo much for these quick rich informing lessons online...
Your contribution on literacy is huge. Tremendously appreciate it.
I learned something today, never heard of the expression "do your bit" before.
It's really Fantastic, her explanations are so useful and helpful she gives always the information with the rules therefore she makes what we can calling it language's soul, the language is breathing and living like us.
Hey Ms Gill. That's really a big pleasure to follow your interesting and useful lessons. You're always clear and I can practisely understand all your lesson with no problems. A big thumbs up!
Thank you Gill my lovely teacher , l learn much of your lessens
I admire you for the motivation of making videos to teach English to others. You're amazing!!
I just love your videos. You’ve got such a charismatic personality!please keep posting. Love you
You're amazing! Clear, funny. Your perfect accent, wow. I'm learning a lot with you. Greetings from Argentina.
I just love you Miss. You are wonderful teacher.
Thank you Gill ! wishing you health and luck! All my respects !
Que professora mágica!!👏
best teacher the century I love you ❤️
Best teacher. My test in 2 days
Hello Gill, I m Saad from Morocco, your videos are very helpful for me, thanks a lot.
Thanks for this great video.
i always enjoy and understand more than % 80 of your lessons thank you very much Gill.
I'm join to all positives comments. Jill, thanks a lot for your help, work, explanation. You are makes all our strongest in grammar. 💯💪👍💐
Gill, thank you so much for your lessons! I understand you so clearly, you help me in learning English so much. From Russia with love !
Fantastic teacher I always follow your lesson with pleasure !!
I like very much the way you teach. I'm always waiting forward to new videos
Mind changing idea ! Thanks you very much.
Thank you Gill🙏🏾you’re the best and I really appreciate your teaching so much. Thank you for being here... I’m so glad I found you 🤗
This is the information that I really needed. Thanks a lot Gill!
Wonderful lesson ,, really appreciated ! Thank you so much professor Gill .....
Great lessons. You are a talented teacher
Your are a very good teacher, thank you so much.
what a lovely teacher you are...
You are lookimg good and healthy maam i wish you long life
One of the most useful videos ever
Very Useful video. We love the way you reach. 💖💖💖💖
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Dear Teacher, thank you !!!! congratulation for the classes...
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Nice to see you again in your videos, it's been a while since I saw you, i missed your lessons. By the way, where is this calm and melodic accent from? Glad to hear you again, teacher.
Gill has an accent from the north/middle of England originally, perhaps Nottingham or Yorkshire/Lancashire, but she said in another video that she has lived in London for many years so much of her northern accent has been replaced by "home counties" pronunciation.
These classes are so good that I'm seeing all 86 videos again.
Very nice thank you for showing it on you tube have a nice day 😉
Thank you very much you are good teacher
Hi Gill.... I really love your videos!!!! Thanks for your time and pacience.
Gill, you're always wonderful in your explanation! I love your!🥰🥰🥰
Thank you lady for your information
SON My friends make fun of me, whenever I try to share my problems with them
MOTHER Never tell your problems to anyone
20% don't care and the other 80% are glad you have them.
Excellent, as usual!! What about a lesson on English literature? I mean, all the expressions we can use to talk about it
Very useful lesson .Thank you so much teacher.👍👌💞
The best teacher ever
Great 👍
This actually really helpful. Until a few minutes I thought I was saying it right, but no. Thank you so much Gill 😊
Thank you ma'am for taking me back to my early primary school lessons
Love your vids btw youre great gill
Thank you Gill, you are adorable. Each one teaches one
Your lesson is very useful ! Thank you so much teacher ! I hope there will be more IELTS lessons
I really enjoy your videos, thank you for filming them
you are the best of the best
I AM FROM BRAZIL
SUAS AULAS TEM AJUDADO BASTANTE.
GRATIDÃO!
DABNY 'S ENGLISH❤
gill is the lovely teacher I ever saw on youtube
You really do your bit to help my English (my poor English)
Thank you💚🌹💐 you are the best🥰
Hello Gill! Nice to see you again!!
Ahhh i LOVE Gill!!!! 😍😍😍😍
You are great ! Thank you!
I can easily remember all of your previous lessons. Could you provide more lessons for IELTS Writing Task 1 & 2 for academic ?
I would like to watch and lesson from you because I am going to take it in Feb 2021.
Hi - if you go to www.engvid.com and search IELTS you'll find lots of helpful video lessons by other EngVid tutors :-)
I am grateful of you thank you so much
You are the best Gill
I'm new here, you are really brilliant.thanks!
Thank you Gill !
Excellent
Is it possible to take private lessons with you by cam?
Superb lesson
12:00 is greater used correctly in this example?
Yes, because she's talking about rates.
Wow 🤩 l understand you without translation 😭💛 such a cute language today l will start study English l hope see my comment next year and correct my mistakes
Hi! I'm trying to find how to say percentages with decimals. Like for example 43.11%. Would you read it "forty three point one one percent"? Or forty three point eleven percent?
Hi - I think this can vary, but after the decimal point I would say 'one one' rather than 'eleven' :-)
Mam plzz tell about metaphor which I use in writing task 2 please..
Thank you for your interesting lesson! We missed You.
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Hi Gill I want to ask you question. In what terms the "literacy rate" is plural or singular? why do you put 's' on the adult literacy rates but without 's' on the global literacy?Thanks
Hi - rate is singular, rates are plural. One rate could be for one country, or it could be an average literacy rate globally, but if you talk about the rates across different countries, and maybe compare them, you'd be referring to the different literacy rates, which will be different in different countries. I hope that helps to clarify :-)
Hello Gill, could you explain split, difference between numbers and figures, please? Thx
Hello - numbers and figures have the same meaning (1, 2, 3, 4, etc). I'm not sure what you mean by split :-)
@@engvidGill the same meaning as difference
Would you please be kind enough to explain the differences of quickly and fast ..Thanks
Hi Gill. Why do english people sometimes say "idear" instead of idea?
Great
It was a useful lesson
She's lovely isn't it )))
@@andersonilyas158 definitely
Madam,
Smith was seen leaving the chamber without listening to the state minister.
In this sentence, I got from the newspaper as well as I have a doubt. I studied normally
1) I have seen
2)he has seen
3) I had seen.
But this case, the sentence is confusing me because:
Newspaper
1)Smith was seen leaving the chamber without listening to the state minister.
Cartoon
2)Once he was done he realised that the walls were all plain and white.
Is this correct ? if it's correct, how to use, what is the topic to study like these? Could please tell me?
I am confuse in 12.00
Adult literacy rates are greater than 90% in some countries.
The global adult literacy rate is around 80%.
Why the to be is difference? Are and is
The difference is between singular and plural - The rate is ... The rates are ... :-)
Thanks 😊
Thank you very much mam..
That An old english person speaks english is more clean than â young one. I think an old one speaks english slowly.
Thank you for lesson granny