already vs all ready

[@giampaolo5356]

I already knew that Paul is a good teacher, so I was all ready to listen to this video! 😉

[@bayramakyuz2400]

Thank you, Teacher.

[@godalmightyreigning5227]

You are doing your job well

[@Xkhx]

Well job ❤❤❤❤

[@prathameshrumde3027]

Hi sir,
This is prathamesh from India. This video is very useful for IELTS speaking.
Thank you 👍

[@sharifajasar8653]

Thank you so much.

[@marinacherkezishvili899]

Thanks a lot for an exellent explanation ❤

[@OlegPerevalov-s8j]

спасибо, вы очень хорошо объясняете

[@sawraymond9424]

Well explained .thanks

[@a7h7z]

اللهم صل على محمد وال محمد اللهم عجل لوليك الفرج بحق محمد وال محمد

[@bantorio6525]

... excellent ... !!!

[@nurettinylmaz9156]

For example; I am not yet ready to speak English as fluently as those whose native language is English. It was a good lesson, thank you🙏 👍

[@edgardobepmale6452]

Excelent video

[@nsaqi]

Thanks a lot

[@iuvictor7043]

great lesson

[@enisoztoprak8799]

Thanks...

[@niyonkuruidrissa250]

Well nailed sir 🎉🎉❤

[@akrembouledroua3126]

Tahank's sir

[@kusala98]

❤❤❤

[@natalya440yt]

Hello, teacher Paul.
The question: "Have you finished already?"
Will it be correct?
Thank you.

[@khadijaboukachabine680]

Thanks a lot teacher,
I have a question please :
« Are you finished….. » : the verb is « to be finished » : voice passive ?
The subject is me : and we don’t write : did you finish ….
Thanks for your answer

[@yelizdemir3088]

''are you finished allready '' ı don't understand why you used ''are'' I mean why not '' did you finish allready? thanks

[@ilkeryur]

@@yelizdemir3088 yeliz, i got it what you meant. Finished can be also used an adjective in English. If you look into dictionary for finished word, you gonna see what i meant. And as you know, if a word is an adjective, you should use it with be verb.

[@yelizdemir3088]

@ as like “are you exhausted ? “