My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? 1)I spoke to my sister on the Sunday night. 2)we discussed the family matters on the day of Christmas. 3)I saw my family members at Christmas 4)I went to see my parents on Christmas day. 5)I watched peaky blinders TV series in the night 6)I will call you at night 7)I will call you in the night. 8)we went to purchase dresses in the night. 9)he is going to play football at the weekend/ on the weekend. 10) we had a football tournament in the night 11)we ate the buriyani in the night 12)we ate the buriyani at the night
1)I spoke to my sister on the Sunday night. on Sunday night, you do not need THE. 2)we discussed the family matters on the day of Christmas. This sentence is fine. 3)I saw my family members at Christmas Also, a fine sentence. 4)I went to see my parents on Christmas day. Looks good! 5)I watched peaky blinders TV series in the night I watch the TV series Peaky Blinders at night. (If this is something you usually do, then WATCh is the correct verb form). 6)I will call you at night OK, but in the evening is more common for this situation. I will call you in the evening. I will call you tonight. 7)I will call you in the night. See above. 8)we went to purchase dresses in the night. in the evening.. 9)he is going to play football at the weekend/ on the weekend. on the weekend 10) we had a football tournament in the night in the evening In this case, you could also say....at night. 11)we ate the buriyani in the night 12)we ate the buriyani at the night at night. or.... in the evening
@@SingleStepEnglish Sir , The 5th sentence I couldn't understand. Are you taking about 'watch' verb or in the night or at the night situation?I'm confused because you typed 'WATCH ' upper scale.
@@SingleStepEnglish Yes sir thank you so much sir, Are there any places we can't use 'watch' ? Did you mean anything like that ? 1) In that sentence , you said that if something you usually do you use ' watch' like wise ? And, can we use watch and see interchangeably when it comes to watching movies?
We usually use watch for a movie. However, you could say....I went to see a movie last night (at the cinema). For your personal hobbies, you can use: 1) I like to watch movies. 2) I like watching movies. TO WATCH or WATCHING is acceptable.
My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? In spoken and written what is the correct way ? 1))we will discuss about our studies at the end. 2)we will discuss about our studies at last . 3) At the end we will discuss about our studies . 4)At last we will discuss about our studies . 5)we will discuss about our studies in the end .
@@SingleStepEnglishI'm saying to my friend we will discuss about our studies in that case how does it come?I have a doubt here . Can I use at the end and at last - at the beginning and end of the sentence ? In spoken and in written
1) and 2) have different meanings. 1) is used to explain when you will discuss about your studies. 2) This shows frustration from the speaker. They have been for someone to finally discuss our studies. I think you want to use 1)
Hello, ...I believe in self study ...for example. .when I learn any phrase , I repeat it many times and explain it to another one ....it really works. Your video encourage me to learn more and help me a lot ....Thank you so much.
My sir Steve, could you please correct this sentence. Yesterday i exhausted myself by making cookies and doing the laundry, I should not have made them in the same day .
In this sentence you talk about making cookies and doing the laundry. However, in the second part, you use made (for the cookies). Therefore, I would change that part to: I should not have done both of them on the same day. Or, I should not have done them both on the same day. If you had made cookies and made a pie, then you could say: I should not have made them both. If your two activities use the verb, doing, you could also say this: Yesterday, I exhausted myself by doing three hours of cleaning and doing the laundry, I should not have done both of them on the same day. One more thing.... Some native speakers often use the expression, overdid it, instead of exhausted myself. Yesterday, I overdid it by.... I hope that helps! Steve
I really appreciate your explanation it is really clear and detailed. .I get a lot of advantages. .. Today I overdid myself by making iftar and prepare dessert , I should not have done both of them in the same time . By the way, today is the last day in Ramadan . Thank yuo so much my sir Steve .
My Sir, Could you please tell me? Could we this sentence in same context? 1)we will speak together 1 St meaning -it means that my friend and I speak to somebody 2 meaning It means that my friend and I speak each other Here , Would it possible to use 2nd way because I have some doubts. My doubt is, Could I use this 2nd meaning here ? People usually use - 1)we worked together 2)we did our assignment together 3)we grew together 4)we played football together 2)we will speak each other Here,my friend and I only one who speak each other.
Hello Mohamed Mifras, I hope you are doing well. Let me try to answer these questions. 1)we will speak together 1 St meaning -it means that my friend and I speak to somebody 2 meaning It means that my friend and I speak each other Here , Would it possible to use 2nd way because I have some doubts. My doubt is, Could I use this 2nd meaning here ? ANSWER We will speak together about.... Or, you could say.... We will talk about it. People usually use - 1)we worked together 2)we did our assignment together 3)we grew together 4)we played football together These are ll OK, except 3). You need the word UP. We grew up together.
@@SingleStepEnglish Sir, Then couldn’t I use ' we will speak together ' in this context. Can't I use these three meanings ? What about 2 meaning of the sentence ? 1)my friend and i will speak together 2)my friend and I speak each other 3)my friend and I speak to somebody (my friend +I =2 will speak to somebody)
1)My friend and i will speak together. That sentence is fine. 2)My friend and I speak each other. TO each other My friend and I speak to each other. 3)my friend and I speak to somebody (my friend +I =2 will speak to somebody) Since this is future tense, you need to include WILL. My friend and I will speak to somebody (about this matter). Present tense... My friend and I are speaking to someone (at the moment).
@@SingleStepEnglish Sir, Here, I would like to know the meaning of this sentence. I gave 3 meanings of these 3 sentences 1)we will speak together It means 3 Meanings - (My friend and I will speak gather-it is first meaning) -(my friend and I speak to each other) -(my friend and I speak to somebody) 1+1 =2 speak to somebody In these three meaning could I use 2 meaning here for this sentence? 1)we will speak together
It means 3 Meanings - (My friend and I will speak gather-it is first meaning) -(my friend and I speak to each other) You still need a word or words to explain how often at the end. ie. My friend and I speak to each other often. My friend and I speak to each other every day. -(my friend and I speak to somebody) 1+1 =2 speak to somebody This sentence is awkward. In these three meaning could I use 2 meaning here for this sentence? 1)we will speak together You can say, We will speak together.
Sir, Could you please tell me how should I get this meaning? When should I use these Sentences? What is the situation? Could you please explain to me with examples? 1)at the beginning 2)in the beginning 1)at the end 2)in the end
Let me try to explain. 1)at the beginning At the beginning of today's class, we will review our homework. By using AT, it states the point of time where something starts. 2)in the beginning This is very similar to 1) but, using IN the beginning describes the start of a period of time. It can be used alone, even if the time frame is unclear. Example: In the beginning, the company had only three employees and a tiny garage as their office. In the above example, it means at the start. Both 1) and 2) below can be used in similar ways as 1) and 2) above. 1)at the end 2)in the end
@@SingleStepEnglish At the beginning and in the beginning Sir Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct ? Didn't I add the pharse correctly? 1)at the beginning of the job ,I didn't know about that job. Later I got know . 2)in the beginning, I didn't know about that job. Later, I got know .
Below, I rewrote your sentences. 1)At the beginning of the job, I didn't know much about it. Later I got to know about the job. In your second sentence, you did not need to write the word JOB again. Instead, you can use IT since it is the modifier for JOB. However, you need to write JOB in the final sentence. You can use AT, at the beginning, since it refers to a specific time. 2)in the beginning, I didn't know about that job. Later, I got know about it. You can use IN to start the sentence.
@@SingleStepEnglish Now are these Sentences grammatically correct? Could we say in this way did I place the word correctly? In spoken and written we can say right 1)at the beginning of the job ,I didn't know about it. Later I got know . 2)in the beginning, I didn't know about that job. Later, I got know .
Hi my sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? If someone rob the bank what is the correct prepositions?at,in,from. How does it give the meaning here ?how native speakers use? 1)he robbed the bank money from bank. 2)he robbed the bank money in bank. 3)he robbed the bank money at the bank 4)the house has been stolen by rioters 5)the house has been robbed by rioters 6)they robbed the bank 7)They robbed 200000 from the bank . Here (from,at,in)
1)he robbed the bank money from bank. Since you already have bank at the end of the sentence, you don't need it to say, bank money. Also, you need the before bank. He robbed money from the bank. 2)he robbed the bank money in bank. The above sentence is best. 3)he robbed the bank money at the bank from the bank is best. 4)the house has been stolen by rioters The rioters stole _____________ from the house. example: jewelry, furniiture, money 5)the house has been robbed by rioters This sentence is OK if you change rioters to looters. People that riot and then steal are called looters. However, we are more likely to use this verb tense. The house was robbed by looters. 6)they robbed the bank 7)They robbed 200000 from the bank . Here (from,at,in) This sentence is fine. P.S. I hope your town or city is safe. I don't like reading about bank robbers or looters.
@@SingleStepEnglish Sir, If I add 'rob' word do I have to add money? 1)he robbed the money from the bank. 2)he robbed the money at the bank. 3)he robbed the money in the bank. Here which one is correct (from or at or in ) 5) the looters stole the money from the bank . 6)the looters stole the jewellery at the bank . 7)the looters stole the jewellery in the bank 8)he robbed the money from the bank. 9)he robbed the money at the bank. 10)he robbed the money in the bank
@@SingleStepEnglish Sir, Our city is fine we don't have any problem. I just made sentence In oder to get ideas in this situation thank you so much for your explanation 😊sir
Let me try to answer these questions. If I add 'rob' word do I have to add money? 1)he robbed the money from the bank. In this sentence, you do not need the before money unless you are talking about specific money. Or, if someone asked the question.... Where did the robbers get the money from? 2)he robbed the money at the bank. It is better to use....from the bank. 3)he robbed the money in the bank. from the bank. Here which one is correct (from or at or in ) 5) the looters stole the money from the bank . This is similar to sentence 1) 6)the looters stole the jewellery at the bank . The looters stole jewelry from the bank. Where did the looters steal the jewelry from? The looters stole the jewelry from the bank. 7)the looters stole the jewellery in the bank from the bank 8)he robbed the money from the bank. Same as 1)
My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? How to say in this situation? How native speakers say ?in spoken and written. Here, I would like to know They helped and they gave money better than us . Example: Me - 20 000 Stranger- 2 000 000 1)he gave the money more than we gave . 2)he provides the money more than we gave . 3)he gave the money more than us 4)he provided the money more than us. 5)he gave some money than us. 6)They helped more than we helped to those people. 7)They helped more than us .
Your situation.... They helped and gave more money than us . Example: Me - 20 000 Stranger- 2 000 000 1)he gave the money more than we gave . He gave more money than we did. 2)he provides the money more than we gave . He provided more money than we did. 3)he gave the money more than us He gave more money than us. 4)he provided the money more than us. He provided more money than us. 5)he gave some money than us. 3) is a better sentence 6)They helped more than we helped to those people. They helped those people more than we did. 7)They helped more than us . Yes, this sentence is fine. I hope that helps! Steve
@@SingleStepEnglish Sir , Here, if I would like to mention that person's name, how does it come? 1)he gave the money to poor people than I did . 2)he gave the more money to poor people than us. 3)he gave the money to najim than us. 4)he gave more money to najim than I did .
@@mohamedmifras8274 If Najim is a person.... 3)he gave the money to najim than us. Najim gave more money than us. 4)he gave more money to najim than I did Najim gave more money to the poor than I did. .
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My sir,
Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct?
1)I spoke to my sister on the Sunday night.
2)we discussed the family matters on the day of Christmas.
3)I saw my family members at Christmas
4)I went to see my parents on Christmas day.
5)I watched peaky blinders TV series in the night
6)I will call you at night
7)I will call you in the night.
8)we went to purchase dresses in the night.
9)he is going to play football at the weekend/ on the weekend.
10) we had a football tournament in the night
11)we ate the buriyani in the night
12)we ate the buriyani at the night
1)I spoke to my sister on the Sunday night.
on Sunday night, you do not need THE.
2)we discussed the family matters on the day of Christmas.
This sentence is fine.
3)I saw my family members at Christmas
Also, a fine sentence.
4)I went to see my parents on Christmas day.
Looks good!
5)I watched peaky blinders TV series in the night
I watch the TV series Peaky Blinders at night.
(If this is something you usually do, then WATCh is the correct verb form).
6)I will call you at night
OK, but in the evening is more common for this situation.
I will call you in the evening.
I will call you tonight.
7)I will call you in the night.
See above.
8)we went to purchase dresses in the night.
in the evening..
9)he is going to play football at the weekend/ on the weekend.
on the weekend
10) we had a football tournament in the night
in the evening
In this case, you could also say....at night.
11)we ate the buriyani in the night
12)we ate the buriyani at the night
at night.
or....
in the evening
@@SingleStepEnglish
Sir ,
The 5th sentence I couldn't understand.
Are you taking about 'watch' verb or in the night or at the night situation?I'm confused because you typed 'WATCH ' upper scale.
I meant WATCH. ie. I watch TV at night.
I watch The Crown on Netflix at night.
@@SingleStepEnglish Yes sir thank you so much sir,
Are there any places we can't use 'watch' ? Did you mean anything like that ?
1) In that sentence , you said that if something you usually do you use ' watch' like wise ?
And, can we use watch and see interchangeably when it comes to watching movies?
We usually use watch for a movie.
However, you could say....I went to see a movie last night (at the cinema).
For your personal hobbies, you can use:
1) I like to watch movies.
2) I like watching movies.
TO WATCH or WATCHING is acceptable.
It's really good pharses to use.
Thank you so much
You are quite welcome. I’m glad you appreciate my lessons.
Have you ever broken a bone?
@@SingleStepEnglish it's my pleasure sir😊
@@SingleStepEnglish no I haven't
You are lucky!
My sir,
Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct?
In spoken and written what is the correct way ?
1))we will discuss about our studies at the end.
2)we will discuss about our studies at last .
3) At the end we will discuss about our studies .
4)At last we will discuss about our studies .
5)we will discuss about our studies in the end .
1) Perhaps this is an explanation by a teacher or a preform?
Anyway sentence 1) is better than 2).
3) that sentence is fine. Put a comma after end.
4) When Will the person use this sentence? At the start of a class or lecture?
5) at the end is correct.
@@SingleStepEnglishI'm saying to my friend we will discuss about our studies in that case how does it come?I have a doubt here . Can I use at the end and at last - at the beginning and end of the sentence ?
In spoken and in written
1) and 2) have different meanings.
1) is used to explain when you will discuss about your studies.
2) This shows frustration from the speaker. They have been for someone to finally discuss our studies.
I think you want to use 1)
Good morning.
These phrases are so useful to practice and use in my daily program self-study .
Thank you so much.
I’m so glad you found them helpful. Role play is wonderful for practicing speed and pronunciation. Have a great day!
Hello, ...I believe in self study ...for example. .when I learn any phrase , I repeat it many times and explain it to another one ....it really works.
Your video encourage me to learn more and help me a lot ....Thank you so much.
My sir Steve, could you please correct this sentence.
Yesterday i exhausted myself by making cookies and doing the laundry, I should not have made them in the same day .
In this sentence you talk about making cookies and doing the laundry. However, in the second part, you use made (for the cookies).
Therefore, I would change that part to: I should not have done both of them on the same day. Or, I should not have done them both on the same day.
If you had made cookies and made a pie, then you could say: I should not have made them both.
If your two activities use the verb, doing, you could also say this:
Yesterday, I exhausted myself by doing three hours of cleaning and doing the laundry, I should not have done both of them on the same day.
One more thing....
Some native speakers often use the expression, overdid it, instead of exhausted myself.
Yesterday, I overdid it by....
I hope that helps!
Steve
I really appreciate your explanation it is really clear and detailed. .I get a lot of advantages. ..
Today I overdid myself by making iftar and prepare dessert , I should not have done both of them in the same time .
By the way, today is the last day in Ramadan .
Thank yuo so much my sir Steve .
I have a terrible stomachache or I am suffering from a terrible stomachache. Both are same sir?
Either sentence is fine. Very good, Sayani!
@@SingleStepEnglish thank you sir.
@@SingleStepEnglish she just called me she has called me now. Both are same sir?
@@sayanihazra1140
The first one is more natural English.
@@SingleStepEnglish ok sir then my friend called me just a min ago. So I can say he just called me.
My Sir,
Could you please tell me?
Could we this sentence in same context?
1)we will speak together
1 St meaning
-it means that my friend and I speak to somebody
2 meaning
It means that my friend and I speak each other
Here , Would it possible to use 2nd way because I have some doubts.
My doubt is, Could I use this 2nd meaning here ?
People usually use -
1)we worked together
2)we did our assignment together
3)we grew together
4)we played football together
2)we will speak each other
Here,my friend and I only one who speak each other.
Hello Mohamed Mifras,
I hope you are doing well. Let me try to answer these questions.
1)we will speak together
1 St meaning
-it means that my friend and I speak to somebody
2 meaning
It means that my friend and I speak each other
Here , Would it possible to use 2nd way because I have some doubts.
My doubt is, Could I use this 2nd meaning here ?
ANSWER
We will speak together about....
Or, you could say....
We will talk about it.
People usually use -
1)we worked together
2)we did our assignment together
3)we grew together
4)we played football together
These are ll OK, except 3).
You need the word UP.
We grew up together.
@@SingleStepEnglish
Sir,
Then couldn’t I use ' we will speak together ' in this context. Can't I use these three meanings ? What about 2 meaning of the sentence ?
1)my friend and i will speak together
2)my friend and I speak each other
3)my friend and I speak to somebody (my friend +I =2 will speak to somebody)
1)My friend and i will speak together.
That sentence is fine.
2)My friend and I speak each other.
TO each other
My friend and I speak to each other.
3)my friend and I speak to somebody (my friend +I =2 will speak to somebody)
Since this is future tense, you need to include WILL.
My friend and I will speak to somebody (about this matter).
Present tense...
My friend and I are speaking to someone (at the moment).
@@SingleStepEnglish
Sir,
Here, I would like to know the meaning of this sentence. I gave 3 meanings of these 3 sentences
1)we will speak together
It means
3 Meanings
- (My friend and I will speak gather-it is first meaning)
-(my friend and I speak to each other)
-(my friend and I speak to somebody) 1+1 =2 speak to somebody
In these three meaning could I use 2 meaning here for this sentence?
1)we will speak together
It means
3 Meanings
- (My friend and I will speak gather-it is first meaning)
-(my friend and I speak to each other)
You still need a word or words to explain how often at the end.
ie. My friend and I speak to each other often.
My friend and I speak to each other every day.
-(my friend and I speak to somebody) 1+1 =2 speak to somebody
This sentence is awkward.
In these three meaning could I use 2 meaning here for this sentence?
1)we will speak together
You can say, We will speak together.
Sir,
Could you please tell me how should I get this meaning? When should I use these Sentences? What is the situation? Could you please explain to me with examples?
1)at the beginning
2)in the beginning
1)at the end
2)in the end
Let me try to explain.
1)at the beginning
At the beginning of today's class, we will review our homework.
By using AT, it states the point of time where something starts.
2)in the beginning
This is very similar to 1)
but, using IN the beginning describes the start of a period of time. It can be used alone, even if the time frame is unclear.
Example:
In the beginning, the company had only three employees and a tiny garage as their office.
In the above example, it means at the start.
Both 1) and 2) below can be used in similar ways as 1) and 2) above.
1)at the end
2)in the end
@@SingleStepEnglish thank you so much sir
@@SingleStepEnglish
At the beginning and in the beginning
Sir Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct ?
Didn't I add the pharse correctly?
1)at the beginning of the job ,I didn't know about that job. Later I got know .
2)in the beginning, I didn't know about that job. Later, I got know .
Below, I rewrote your sentences.
1)At the beginning of the job, I didn't know much about it. Later I got to know about the job.
In your second sentence, you did not need to write the word JOB again. Instead, you can use IT since it is the modifier for JOB. However, you need to write JOB in the final sentence.
You can use AT, at the beginning, since it refers to a specific time.
2)in the beginning, I didn't know about that job. Later, I got know about it.
You can use IN to start the sentence.
@@SingleStepEnglish
Now are these Sentences grammatically correct?
Could we say in this way did I place the word correctly? In spoken and written we can say right
1)at the beginning of the job ,I didn't know about it. Later I got know .
2)in the beginning, I didn't know about that job. Later, I got know .
Hi my sir,
Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct?
If someone rob the bank what is the correct prepositions?at,in,from. How does it give the meaning here ?how native speakers use?
1)he robbed the bank money from bank.
2)he robbed the bank money in bank.
3)he robbed the bank money at the bank
4)the house has been stolen by rioters
5)the house has been robbed by rioters
6)they robbed the bank
7)They robbed 200000 from the bank . Here (from,at,in)
1)he robbed the bank money from bank.
Since you already have bank at the end of the sentence, you don't need it to say, bank money. Also, you need the before bank.
He robbed money from the bank.
2)he robbed the bank money in bank.
The above sentence is best.
3)he robbed the bank money at the bank
from the bank is best.
4)the house has been stolen by rioters
The rioters stole _____________ from the house.
example: jewelry, furniiture, money
5)the house has been robbed by rioters
This sentence is OK if you change rioters to looters.
People that riot and then steal are called looters.
However, we are more likely to use this verb tense.
The house was robbed by looters.
6)they robbed the bank
7)They robbed 200000 from the bank . Here (from,at,in)
This sentence is fine.
P.S. I hope your town or city is safe. I don't like reading about bank robbers or looters.
@@SingleStepEnglish
Sir,
If I add 'rob' word do I have to add money?
1)he robbed the money from the bank.
2)he robbed the money at the bank.
3)he robbed the money in the bank.
Here which one is correct (from or at or in )
5) the looters stole the money from the bank .
6)the looters stole the jewellery at the bank .
7)the looters stole the jewellery in the bank
8)he robbed the money from the bank.
9)he robbed the money at the bank.
10)he robbed the money in the bank
@@SingleStepEnglish
Sir,
Our city is fine we don't have any problem. I just made sentence In oder to get ideas in this situation thank you so much for your explanation 😊sir
Let me try to answer these questions.
If I add 'rob' word do I have to add money?
1)he robbed the money from the bank.
In this sentence, you do not need the before money unless you are talking about specific money.
Or, if someone asked the question....
Where did the robbers get the money from?
2)he robbed the money at the bank.
It is better to use....from the bank.
3)he robbed the money in the bank.
from the bank.
Here which one is correct (from or at or in )
5) the looters stole the money from the bank .
This is similar to sentence 1)
6)the looters stole the jewellery at the bank .
The looters stole jewelry from the bank.
Where did the looters steal the jewelry from?
The looters stole the jewelry from the bank.
7)the looters stole the jewellery in the bank
from the bank
8)he robbed the money from the bank.
Same as 1)
@@SingleStepEnglish thank you so much sir.
How first sentence come ? How should I correct that sentence could you please tell me how should I write?
My sir,
Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct?
How to say in this situation?
How native speakers say ?in spoken and written.
Here, I would like to know
They helped and they gave money better than us .
Example:
Me - 20 000
Stranger- 2 000 000
1)he gave the money more than we gave .
2)he provides the money more than we gave .
3)he gave the money more than us
4)he provided the money more than us.
5)he gave some money than us.
6)They helped more than we helped to those people.
7)They helped more than us .
Your situation....
They helped and gave more money than us .
Example:
Me - 20 000
Stranger- 2 000 000
1)he gave the money more than we gave .
He gave more money than we did.
2)he provides the money more than we gave .
He provided more money than we did.
3)he gave the money more than us
He gave more money than us.
4)he provided the money more than us.
He provided more money than us.
5)he gave some money than us.
3) is a better sentence
6)They helped more than we helped to those people.
They helped those people more than we did.
7)They helped more than us .
Yes, this sentence is fine.
I hope that helps!
Steve
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thank you so much sir I don't know how to show my gratitude to you .
I have been searching this for long time. Now I got an idea.
@@SingleStepEnglish
Sir ,
Here, if I would like to mention that person's name, how does it come?
1)he gave the money to poor people than I did .
2)he gave the more money to poor people than us.
3)he gave the money to najim than us.
4)he gave more money to najim than I did .
@@SingleStepEnglish
Sir,
could you please tell me?
@@mohamedmifras8274
If Najim is a person....
3)he gave the money to najim than us.
Najim gave more money than us.
4)he gave more money to najim than I did
Najim gave more money to the poor than I did. .