*USED TO v USUALLY* is one of the 16 common mistakes I teach you about in my book, English Quick Fix. ➡️ Download it free here: book.englishquickfix.com/ ✨
You cleared all my doubts about use to and their surroundings. A huge appreciation for that . Wow, believe or not, you totally nailed the lesson. Well done Greg!
Hi G, my dad and I always like your videos, esp, you added subtitles to it, is really helpful for English learners G, keep doing a great job up. cheers from Vung Tau, Viet Nam
Thanks Mr.Greg! It's wonderful to get such very useful lessons for free, it will help us to improve our English especially as non-native English speakers. I would like to follow this English journey ❤️
Greg, hi! I'm Eugene, from Russia, and I like the videos you make. thank you so much for your excellent way of explaining. Everything becomes clear for me, that I had not understand earlier. Thanks.
Please can you also teach us the usage of 「be supposed to」and 「should be」？ What’s the difference between them? When people use 「be supposed to 」，would that thing finally or actually be completed ? Thanks in advance.
Greg, you are an excellent teacher! Your pronunciation is perfect! In general, it's easier for me to understand American English, because I graduated in an American English Course. Unfortunatelly, I don't have anyone to have a conversation because in Brazil just a few people speak English. I teach English in a public high school, and my students have not much interests, They not even like to talk in English (LOL). I would like to have a native speaker friend to get in touch. Through thick and thin, I always appreciate your contents. Thank you so much.
Thank you. The topic was explained brilliantly by you. Now it clear how to use this constructions. Please, can you explain when we should use articles the/a and when not to use any of them.
Fantastic lecture!!! In my opinion structuring the lecture on the board into three fields: past adaptation and present in order to compare these differences at glance. Thanks so much!!! Wish you a good and blissful day!!!
Hi Greg! I just found your channel! Iam from México ,love your accent, hopefully my English can improve since I have not practiced it since al long time ago!
Excellent teaching. Thank you sir. Would you answer the following, please? Does "I'm not used to people being nice to me for nothing" mean "I'm not accustomed to/I don't like people being nice to me for nothing"? Awaiting your reply, sir.......
This is my first time on this channel. Thank you for your help and great explanation. I am learning English now and without examples it's very difficult for me to understand. I think, I will watch others videos.
Thanks for share your knowledge!! All your lessons are very easy to understand. I would like to know when you use I am or I, because for me is very confuse.
I appreciate that, because these grammatical forms are pretty much the same as in portuguese (my language). So it's very easy to learn. Not that english is easy. I think most of english is very difficult. Since the words we usually use in Portuguese, in English are often different, this makes the meaning an enigma for us, and it takes you some time to process and understand.
Thanks a lot for your useful video, Greg. But I'm still confused when it comes to helping my daughter with her exercises in reported speech. Example 1: He asked me "What were you doing at 9 a.m yesterday?". How should I report the sentence with the exact time given? A. He asked me what I was doing at 9 a.m the day before. (without backshift tense) B. He asked me what I had been doing at 9 a.m the day before. (with backshift tense) Example 2. He said "I met my wife in 1980." should be in reported speech: A. He told me that he met his wife in 1980. B. He told me that he hed met his wife in 1980. I really appreciate your help. Thanks again.
Please record complete advance tenses learning video, I have been searching for a better videos in UA-cam but until now i couldn't find anyone who could teach tenses in a better way. Appreciate...
Great video to understand the different variations of USED, well explained it's crystal clear to me now thanks a lot Greg! Still got a question for whoever might reply to it. I got used to understanding? I learnt in class that ING form is not recommended for verbs like Love, hate, like, and think. What make it usable here? Thanks in advance for the hints :D
Hi Greg, thank you for your super useful info. You've said that after "usually" there is the infinitive. But with the third person I must use the "s" or not? He usually do or he usually does? Thank you in advance for your help.
I'm trying to learn english also outside school in my freetime. I got the feeling, I've been making a huge progress since the last weeks and months. So I wanna say thanks to you, really! And, as usual, if someone find a mistake in my commend, please tell me. I wanna improve my english skills more and more(,) so it might help me. And again, thank you so much!
Good lesson, but Is so fast to the latin american people like me. I really think, I understood the 90 percent of your english idiom lesson. Thanks! I am from México, from the US and México border: Nogales, Sonora.
Hello dear Professor Greg Your lessons are excelent and very interesting, thank you so much for your help and advice, i do appreciate your job. All the best. Take care and have a good time. Your Student from Algeria
Hi, Greg! Please, tell about complex object and part TO. Sometimes the Complex Object requires TO. For example: I don't want to go to your place, I WANT YOU TO COME to mine. Why do we need this TO? Does it have any meaning at all? Thanks
*USED TO v USUALLY* is one of the 16 common mistakes I teach you about in my book, English Quick Fix.
➡️ Download it free here: book.englishquickfix.com/ ✨
Whats used to be means. I dont speak to it .
Sir, can you explain the use of 'used to' Vs 'would'........ Thanks from India .
Dear Sir
I would like to know if is to explain the inversion sentences and coordinating conjunctions.
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If someone do not understand your lesson - simply watch it again. It’s so perfectly explained. Thank you, Greg.
Greg ! thank you. I wasn't born in English native languange and I still learning and learning English, even I am geting old.
I AM still learning
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For example... I'm an english teacher and I was used to searching web sites with amazing content until I found this marvelous youtube channel!!!!...
Beautifully explained as usual Greg! Thank you so much.
Yeah he use different ways to explain sentence or worse it's just amazing!
Hi greg thanks for all and I am used to speaking well.
Dear Greg, thank you so much for this UA-cam channel. Your lessons are really useful and easy to understand.
You cleared all my doubts about use to and their surroundings. A huge appreciation for that . Wow, believe or not, you totally nailed the lesson. Well done Greg!
Hi G, my dad and I always like your videos, esp, you added subtitles to it, is really helpful for English learners G, keep doing a great job up.
cheers from Vung Tau, Viet Nam
Это мои самые любимые уроки английского! Спасибо!
Thanks Mr.Greg! It's wonderful to get such very useful lessons for free, it will help us to improve our English especially as non-native English speakers. I would like to follow this English journey ❤️
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Aha, Greg wszystko zrozumial, jasna sprawa!
Explaining the differencies with such beautiful samples is amazing... Thank you indeed...
Hi teacher. Excellent explanation. Thanks
You are the Best Prof on UA-cam thxs a Lot for your videos
Greg, hi!
I'm Eugene, from Russia, and I like the videos you make.
thank you so much for your excellent way of explaining. Everything becomes clear for me, that I had not understand earlier.
Thanks.
Thank you Greg
This is a great lesson for me.
Thanks to your channel , I gained more knowledge. My hats off.
Thanks Greg! This lesson helps me a lot.I did these mistakes but now I will correct them.
Please can you also teach us the usage of 「be supposed to」and 「should be」？ What’s the difference between them? When people use 「be supposed to 」，would that thing finally or actually be completed ? Thanks in advance.
Thanks Greg... You are a very good teacher
Greg, you are an excellent teacher! Your pronunciation is perfect! In general, it's easier for me to understand American English, because I graduated in an American English Course. Unfortunatelly, I don't have anyone to have a conversation because in Brazil just a few people speak English. I teach English in a public high school, and my students have not much interests, They not even like to talk in English (LOL). I would like to have a native speaker friend to get in touch. Through thick and thin, I always appreciate your contents. Thank you so much.
You are one of better teacher on you tube
Thank you very much! You have a big talent of explaining themes❤
Thank you. The topic was explained brilliantly by you.
Now it clear how to use this constructions.
Please, can you explain when we should use articles the/a and when not to use any of them.
Fantastic lecture!!!
In my opinion structuring the lecture on the board into three fields: past adaptation and present in order to compare these differences at glance.
Thanks so much!!!
Wish you a good and blissful day!!!
Hi Greg! I just found your channel! Iam from México ,love your accent, hopefully my English can improve since I have not practiced it since al long time ago!
Hello teacher l from Azerbaijan.l watch you Azerbaycan you are wonderful .l love britsh acsant
Many thanks for clarifying the tricky nuances that always lead to commiting common mistakes.
You are one of the best teachers, I have ever seen
Thank you so much teacher, as a teacher I have learned more than before thanks.
Beautifully and clearly with accents. Thank you and for that.
This video is gonna change my life. Thank you so much!
Thank you for a great lesson.
I have learned a lot.
Hi Greg, thank you for the lesson. May I ask you a question? Can we use "used to" with the verb there be?
Yes. “There used to be”…. Eg There’s a stadium there now, but there used to be lots of houses and a park.
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I learned a lot from your vedio. Thank you for sharing your knowledge Greg
Oh my gosh!!! Thanks a lot about your great lesson my amazing teacher keep up the good work!!!!
Excellent teaching. Thank you sir. Would you answer the following, please?
Does "I'm not used to people being nice to me for nothing" mean "I'm not accustomed to/I don't like people being nice to me for nothing"? Awaiting your reply, sir.......
I was used to watching another channels for learning English but when I saw you channel I'm got used to watching your videos 👍👍👍it's correct
No. Another ❌ for ❌ you ❌ I'm got used ❌
It's an amzing for me , I really appreciate your method of teaching.
Thank for the webinar, Greg.
This is my first time on this channel. Thank you for your help and great explanation. I am learning English now and without examples it's very difficult for me to understand. I think, I will watch others videos.
Great I appreciate you have explained it in a good way
Thanks for share your knowledge!! All your lessons are very easy to understand. I would like to know when you use I am or I, because for me is very confuse.
Hi Greg. Thank you very much. I'm writing to acquaint about Pronunciations please this is very valuable for me.
Many appreciations.
I appreciate that, because these grammatical forms are pretty much the same as in portuguese (my language). So it's very easy to learn. Not that english is easy. I think most of english is very difficult. Since the words we usually use in Portuguese, in English are often different, this makes the meaning an enigma for us, and it takes you some time to process and understand.
I was confused between I USED TO and I AM USED TO ....thanks for this video...it's helpful
Best teacher I have ever had! Thank you so much!
Very clear explaination 😍
Thank you. A super cool and great video for learning some subtle nuances of the English language. Now I'm used to studying English that way, right?
Thank you, Greg. You're a great teacher. Awesome and absolutely clear explanation 🙂👍. Keep it up.
Muito bom. Parabéns!
(Very nice. Congratulations!)
Saudações do Brasil
(Greetings from Brazil)
Thanks my dear teacher i like your explaination
I’ve difficult to understand this part of english grammar and after your lesson it’s to clear, thanks a lot
Greg, recently I´ve dicovered your channel, which I am very happy about. It is a super useful listening to you while learning! Thank you
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Thank u for this useful lesson.💕💕
Hi Greg, thank you so much for the video. It helps me a lot. You are just great teacher!
Thanks a lot for explanations of this uneasy topic.
Thanks a lot for your useful video, Greg. But I'm still confused when it comes to helping my daughter with her exercises in reported speech. Example 1: He asked me "What were you doing at 9 a.m yesterday?". How should I report the sentence with the exact time given? A. He asked me what I was doing at 9 a.m the day before. (without backshift tense)
B. He asked me what I had been doing at 9 a.m the day before. (with backshift tense)
Example 2. He said "I met my wife in 1980." should be in reported speech: A. He told me that he met his wife in 1980. B. He told me that he hed met his wife in 1980.
I really appreciate your help. Thanks again.
It was very structured and systematically explained video I have ever watched. Thank You Very Much!
I really like ur lessons,,one of the best people who explains grammar clearly and perfectly.
You are very very good at explaining. Congratulations & regards from Chile.
Thanks. You are good teacher
Please record complete advance tenses learning video,
I have been searching for a better videos in UA-cam but until now i couldn't find anyone who could teach tenses in a better way.
Appreciate...
Very good, a very useful video for me. Thanks a lot Sir. Be continue with these types of videos for us.
I’m from Jharkhand state of India 🇮🇳
You are excellent, to explain the difference meaning of words.
Thank you sir, I've learned something new👍
I want a teacher like you!
Great video to understand the different variations of USED, well explained it's crystal clear to me now thanks a lot Greg!
Still got a question for whoever might reply to it. I got used to understanding? I learnt in class that ING form is not recommended for verbs like Love, hate, like, and think. What make it usable here?
Thanks in advance for the hints :D
Hi Greg, thank you for your super useful info. You've said that after "usually" there is the infinitive. But with the third person I must use the "s" or not? He usually do or he usually does? Thank you in advance for your help.
Good lesson to teach, sir. Thank you.
Hellow Greg
It is nice to Hear about u all days during my studies
Brilliant, excellent class. Very thank you!!
You are a great teacher.
I'm trying to learn english also outside school in my freetime.
I got the feeling, I've been making a huge progress since the last weeks and months.
So I wanna say thanks to you, really!
And, as usual, if someone find a mistake in my commend, please tell me.
I wanna improve my english skills more and more(,) so it might help me.
And again, thank you so much!
Oh, i love these types of topics
I love your channel and your videos!!!
Thank you very much!
Thank teacher your sharing ,helpful to my lots of
i like your choice of topics and the uniqe style in explanation
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Greg, your explanations are very cool
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Could you please let me know the sound pronunciation of: devise & device
Thanks
Excellent explanation! Greetings from Ukraine!
The best explanation, thanks!
mind - blowing explanation of this terrifically hard collocation
I'm from India and I always love to watch your videos
Great job. You are doing terrific. You are the best teacher I have ever seen.
Fantastic explanation 👍 Thanks a lot 🙏
pretty thanks for this important topic of "" Used To ""
Good lesson, but Is so fast to the latin american people like me.
I really think, I understood the 90 percent of your english idiom lesson.
Thanks!
I am from México, from the US and México border: Nogales, Sonora.
i honestly avoid for a while this construction in my speech, can t adopt my language to 'used to'. Thanks for video!
Thank You Sir.Explained the uses of used to and am used to perfectly well with examples.
Hello, Greg! Explain, pls, what is the difference between "I get used to running" and "I have been getting used to running"? Thx
You are amazing !!!!! great way to explain these rules, congrats !!!!!
Thanks for the book, Greg. I've had it
Hello dear Professor Greg
Your lessons are excelent and very interesting, thank you so much for your help and advice, i do appreciate your job.
All the best.
Take care and have a good time.
Your Student from Algeria
You’re the best Greg!
Awesome, thanks, Saint Patrick blessings
Thanks a lot for teaching us English and you are the singlest man that can explain it more clearly
Hi, Greg! Please, tell about complex object and part TO.
Sometimes the Complex Object requires TO. For example: I don't want to go to your place, I WANT YOU TO COME to mine.
Why do we need this TO? Does it have any meaning at all?
Thanks
when i tried this subject first , ı found very complicated and hard to me but you are teaching more clearly this lesson getting easy for me