Bend over backwards Look the other way Be there for someone Give and take Hold someone's hand Showing someone's the ropes Taking someone under my wing To meet halfway, midway, middle Keep an eye on someone's belongings Lend a hand, give a hand
You Aly, Tom (from ESD English) and Emma (from mmmEnglish) are always showing me the ropes and taking my English under your wings in a pleasant, fun and relaxing way. Thank you! 🌷 I feel my future second language (😉 🙏) improves day by day 😊
Perfect video as always!👌 Using some of the expressions, I announce that my dear English teacher has been always there for me since my father passed away! She kind of held my hand to get stronger afterwards and I could not thank her enough... As days passed, my family met halfway to have a responsibility to keep an eye on each other. :)
Bend over backwards! Wonderful expression! Excellent description for my uncle's behavior when I visited him in Saint-Petersburg. I'd never been there before so he drove me and mum everywhere, cooked pancakes for breakfast, stood in the queque to the museums, let us search the city more and took lots of amazing photos of us! So when my English pen pal arrived, I bent over backwards to organize his journey in Russia as comfortable as I could. I cooked dishes of Russian cuisine, showed interesting places and told gripping stories. It's difficult to be a friend))
When I first started teaching,I was terrified of this new experience,but my older colleague was there for me.She took me under her wing and showed me the ropes.She was give or take 30 years older than me and she occasionally even gave me a hand correcting students' assignments.We couldn't agree on some curricular issues but eventually we met in the middle. ;)
My best friend Aml is always there for me , she is a very good listener and has empathy, she can understand how I feel and she always trying to cheer me up, we eat , walk and watch movies together.
Well, last year when I traveled to NYC for five months my friend Myrka, she's from Poland, literally, bend over backwards to help me out!! She's the best so far!
Excellent class, thank you! Humans from different countries are very much alike than we could imagine. Those examples and lovely drawings clearly show that.
My aunt bended over backwards for me and my husband plus our two daughters when we visited her in France, we stayed at her house for 3 nights; she cooked for us, she payed the zoo, the cinema for us , she gave us presents, I'll never forget her, and I hope someday I will be there for her as well. After all, life is about give and take.
I really like the way you teach! those are so fun and I totally understand everything you said. Most of the time I have a hard time listen to the British accent ( because I usually speak in an American accent, but even though I'm Thai ), but not with you. I can understand you easily. You're the best! Thank you for teaching us!
To tell the truth we often might have an argument with someone on the Internet. But! Under these videos, we really learn how to meet each other in the middle, and, at least, how to be there for each other even on the Internet. So, these are really great videos at least for that reason...
a bit out of topic, but i'd like to ask something about grammar matter. is there any tricks for doing cloze test? like which word should i put in the blank. i think grammar point is my weakness. thanks in advance :)
Anna's friend, John is very good. He is always there for her whenever she needs some help. Recently, when Anna needed help, he bent over backwards to make for her.
UA-cam is always there for us! Every time you lost or an information you need the most, they show you the ropes. Even thought when you can not get a full answer, you meet at least in the middle of the solution.. not getting out empty-handed! While am looking for a recipe for your dinner, keep an eye on Papa.
...If there's someone who is always there to help me out in difficult situations, it would be my close friend:she's always ready to bend over backwards.Whenever i need some kind of advice or support,she always makes time for me.
Toward means you are moving in the direction of something. For example, I am heading towards your house. Forward means in front of you. For example, I am moving forward, means I am going in the direction that is in front of me. It can also mean you are proceeding with a plan. We are moving forward with our plan to build a house. Backwards means moving in the direction behind you. I am walking backwards means I am taking steps moving in the direction behind me.
@@jimcausey7865 Thank you brother, thanks alot, but what I meant is when we add an "s" does it make difference ?can we say just "toward or forward or backward"!?
@@w.w7974 I'm sorry. Americans don't understand English 😀 My wife is Brasilian and when she asks me about English I don't always know the answer. I found this explanation in several places. "According to the Chicago Manual of Style, the preferred form in American English istoward without the -s, while the preferred British English form is towards with the -s. This general rule works with other directional words, including forward, backward, upward, and downward, along with afterward."
When children are very young grandparents bend over backwards to help them. Grandparents check if their grandsons are feeling well or bad. They listen to them when they have problems. When children are ill grandparents are there for them. They never forget anything about their grandsons because they love them more than any thing in the world. ( 💕💕Regards from Argentina💕💕)
I was sure that it's impossible to understand British ppl but now I understand that want to speak in same way as you do. Thanks for your lessons and possibility to improve my English and practice pronunciation. 🤘🙏👏
Could means you have the ability to do something or it is possible something can happen. For example, you could learn to fly a plane if you tried or it could rain today. Should means something is supposed to happen or be done. You should be honest. The train should arrive on time. I should exercise more and I should eat healthier food.
Shall is a fancy way of saying you are going to do something with certainty. Will you pick me up after work? I shall. It is same as saying I will. Hope this helps. I'm American do my English skills are far from perfect 😀
When I took part as a team member in my scientifical project at the University, our German partners bent over backward to help me. We were in Germany for the first time and students from Germany held our hands. They showed us everything and answered all our questions. One guy even lent me a hand by doing my laundry. It was amazing.
goodafternoon teacher. here is my example: when i was looking for a pc i found someone whose pc was for sale and that was costing 10,000 mts and and i said i just have 5000mts finally we met in the middle. im sorry for using mts= meticais which is used in my country mozambique. thanks for sharing this lesson
You are really giving a hand presenting information in such interesting way. At the end of each video, I have to play back the video to repeat all expressions or idioms. I will appreciate if you repeat all materials at the end. Also, your cartoons are amazing and help to remember expressions.
I need a truth friend who can bend over backwards when I'm in troubles. One day, I pretend I'm totally broke with a hope finding a truly friend. 1 year ago, when I walk through the street, I run into my old friend and I tell her that I'm a homeless, I don't have house and food. finally, she walks me to her home and gives me the foods, she shows me the ropes and takes me under her wings. she holds my hand I love her. eventually, i find a truly friends.
I owed a favor to friend and she wanted me to do her homework, but I didn't have time when she asked it to me, so I tried to convince her that it'd be better if I did the draw in a paper, then if she wanted, she could paint it. Finally, she accepted my suggestion, so that's the way that we met halfway. Xd
Nothing to do with tge video, but I've got a question and was wondering if someone could help me here :) While trying to build a proper English sentence I never know when to drop the "to", when to use the -ing form, etc. So what does one say here for example: 1)It helps me get a good job. 2)It helps me to get a good job. 3)It helps me getting a good thing. Which one is grammatically correct? Which one is the most natural sentence? Are there any other options? And how does it work with other verbs, is "to help" treated differently to other verbs? I'd be glad if someone knew the answer and could take the time to answer, Thanks in advance!
My friend and I applied for the university, and he show me the ropes while we made our application form. I was really grateful, but there's just one thing. The form never arrived at the campus because he let me send it myself!
If you don’t know that how much you are amazing, let me tell you are soooo amazing. Many thanks to explaining important things and your drawnings tho. 💘
Not long ago I came across a song by Dennis Lloyd "Nevermind". There are such words there - What if I left and it made no sense And you tell your friends And they hold your hands Baby, never mind, never mind. What about the third line? Is it used literally or in the meaning "Helping somebody"?
One time my classmates and I were working on a college presentation and we didn't agree on some topics at first but after discussing for a while we met in the middle.
When I moved to London, a friend of mine bent over his back to help me. // Unfortunately, in Brazil it’s super common people just look the other way to protect their friends, especially, politicians. They do it under everybody’s nose all the time and nothing happens. 😒 That’s also why I left Brazil. // “I’ll be there for you when the rain starts to pour.” 🎵😁 // When I quit my job in Brazil, me and my ex-boss met halfway about/at (?) the date I was gonna leave.
Great video and a great explanation as usual. There is one thing confusing me, it's - I don't feel the difference between "don't have" and "have no". For example: I don't have (money/time/friend) and I have no (money/time/friend) etc. Could you please explain this thing. Thank you!
I love your videos i don't feel bored when i watch them but pleaaase papa can you put subtitles because sometimes i don't understand some words correctly especially when you pronounce them quickly . Thank you for your lessons and instructions
Bend over backwards
Look the other way
Be there for someone
Give and take
Hold someone's hand
Showing someone's the ropes
Taking someone under my wing
To meet halfway, midway, middle
Keep an eye on someone's belongings
Lend a hand, give a hand
Oh, you have just taken us under your wing. We appreciate your great and careful list! Thanks.
@@user-og5ee3fh5u welcome 😊
Great, thanks mate!
Thanks
Thanks for holding us hand . IT'JUST?
You're not like the other UA-cam teachers,they're boring but you are "AMAZING"
Thak you very much continue👏👏👏👏
Exuse me, are you indonesian?
Real
They like to try and copy though
@@papateachme who are they 👀😳😳💀.
'Cause you don't know @MadEnglish tv! Papa english is a very good teacher and MadEnglish too!!!
You Aly, Tom (from ESD English) and Emma (from mmmEnglish) are always showing me the ropes and taking my English under your wings in a pleasant, fun and relaxing way. Thank you! 🌷
I feel my future second language (😉 🙏) improves day by day 😊
Perfect video as always!👌 Using some of the expressions, I announce that my dear English teacher has been always there for me since my father passed away! She kind of held my hand to get stronger afterwards and I could not thank her enough... As days passed, my family met halfway to have a responsibility to keep an eye on each other. :)
Bend over backwards! Wonderful expression! Excellent description for my uncle's behavior when I visited him in Saint-Petersburg. I'd never been there before so he drove me and mum everywhere, cooked pancakes for breakfast, stood in the queque to the museums, let us search the city more and took lots of amazing photos of us! So when my English pen pal arrived, I bent over backwards to organize his journey in Russia as comfortable as I could. I cooked dishes of Russian cuisine, showed interesting places and told gripping stories. It's difficult to be a friend))
Aly you were always there for me...when I wanted to learn good English vocabulary....
Thank you...
Love your videos 😁.
Your sketches are so hilarious but totally on point with the lessons. Great way to learn English.
When I start to learn English seriously, Mr, Khalil Tomi is showing me the ropes and he is taking me under his wing. I extremely grateful for him.
I love the way you teaches, your voice is inspiring 😍. Thanks Aly. Hope to see your next video #🇻🇳
When I first started teaching,I was terrified of this new experience,but my older colleague was there for me.She took me under her wing and showed me the ropes.She was give or take 30 years older than me and she occasionally even gave me a hand correcting students' assignments.We couldn't agree on some curricular issues but eventually we met in the middle. ;)
My best friend Aml is always there for me , she is a very good listener and has empathy, she can understand how I feel and she always trying to cheer me up, we eat , walk and watch movies together.
We have the same expression in my mother tongue language " talk me under your wings " it has the same meaning
Yea we do but it's take not talk
Well, last year when I traveled to NYC for five months my friend Myrka, she's from Poland, literally, bend over backwards to help me out!! She's the best so far!
i love the way you instructing, tremendously creative
You’re my best teacher!!!!I’m from Russia and I enjoy every word of your videos!!! Thank you!!!
Excellent class, thank you! Humans from different countries are very much alike than we could imagine. Those examples and lovely drawings clearly show that.
My aunt bended over backwards for me and my husband plus our two daughters when we visited her in France, we stayed at her house for 3 nights; she cooked for us, she payed the zoo, the cinema for us , she gave us presents, I'll never forget her, and I hope someday I will be there for her as well. After all, life is about give and take.
I really like the way you teach! those are so fun and I totally understand everything you said. Most of the time I have a hard time listen to the British accent ( because I usually speak in an American accent, but even though I'm Thai ), but not with you. I can understand you easily. You're the best! Thank you for teaching us!
Teacher Aly you have been always there for when I struggling with english. You always bend over your backwards for me thank you
To tell the truth we often might have an argument with someone on the Internet. But! Under these videos, we really learn how to meet each other in the middle, and, at least, how to be there for each other even on the Internet. So, these are really great videos at least for that reason...
a bit out of topic, but i'd like to ask something about grammar matter.
is there any tricks for doing cloze test? like which word should i put in the blank. i think grammar point is my weakness. thanks in advance :)
My mom has bent over backwards so many times, I just realised how strong she is 😍
Same)♡
Anna's friend, John is very good. He is always there for her whenever she needs some help. Recently, when Anna needed help, he bent over backwards to make for her.
Best teacher EVER ! El mejor de todos, eh? Un abrazo, from Olivos, Buenos Aires, Argentina🇦🇷🏴🇬🇧🇦🇷🏴🇬🇧🇦🇷🏴🇬🇧
Someone is Drowning : HELP ME
This Man : STOP SAYING " HELP ME " , say something else :)
😂😂😂
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Do you mind taking me out from the water , please?
😂😂😂😂
Can you taking me under your wing???
I am wetting here.... ;)
I love your channel. I love the way you explain words or idioms
Do more useful videos like this for us . ❤❤
Amazing and cool as always... Ur a legend.. Cheers mate
UA-cam is always there for us!
Every time you lost or an information you need the most, they show you the ropes. Even thought when you can not get a full answer, you meet at least in the middle of the solution.. not getting out empty-handed!
While am looking for a recipe for your dinner, keep an eye on Papa.
3:23 as ''I will be there for you'' song from Friends
I learned alot by your lessons GOD BLESS YOU❤❤❤
there's no any god
@@stas4985 prove that
I'm a non-native English speaker having said that I can easily understand you.Your expression method with style is unparalleled.
this my favorite Chanel....😍
thank you so much sir...you make my English better because your video is not boring......😙😂😊
You teach in a very fun and joyful way! Thank you very much
...If there's someone who is always there to help me out in difficult situations, it would be my close friend:she's always ready to bend over backwards.Whenever i need some kind of advice or support,she always makes time for me.
I'm mongolian i always watch ur videos , u know u kind of special from others pls give us more knowledge 🤞
would u mind telling me please the difference between (toward/towards, forward/forwards, backward/backwards )?
Toward means you are moving in the direction of something. For example, I am heading towards your house. Forward means in front of you. For example, I am moving forward, means I am going in the direction that is in front of me. It can also mean you are proceeding with a plan. We are moving forward with our plan to build a house. Backwards means moving in the direction behind you. I am walking backwards means I am taking steps moving in the direction behind me.
@@jimcausey7865 Thank you brother, thanks alot, but what I meant is when we add an "s" does it make difference ?can we say just "toward or forward or backward"!?
@@w.w7974 I'm sorry. Americans don't understand English 😀 My wife is Brasilian and when she asks me about English I don't always know the answer. I found this explanation in several places. "According to the Chicago Manual of Style, the preferred form in American English istoward without the -s, while the preferred British English form is towards with the -s. This general rule works with other directional words, including forward, backward, upward, and downward, along with afterward."
@@jimcausey7865 Hahahaha thx brother I hope it's the answer I want 😂😂😂😄😄😄
@@jimcausey7865 where ru from Jim?
When children are very young grandparents bend over backwards to help them. Grandparents check if their grandsons are feeling well or bad. They listen to them when they have problems. When children are ill grandparents are there for them. They never forget anything about their grandsons because they love them more than any thing in the world. ( 💕💕Regards from Argentina💕💕)
A friend waited for me like an hour to pick me up to go together to an event, she is really a good friend and an awsome person!
My mom is always there for me. She's always listen to me and gives me things to solve the problems.
I was sure that it's impossible to understand British ppl but now I understand that want to speak in same way as you do. Thanks for your lessons and possibility to improve my English and practice pronunciation.
🤘🙏👏
I'm lately found this chanel , but I got a lot of benefit from you ,, thank you so much teacher 🌸
I actually understand you perfectly, you're the best
My family particularly my sister Amal there for me. She means a lot for me.
Whenever I need a witty/exuberant way of teaching English, Papa is always there for me. Life is never boring with him!
Could you please explain the difference between ( could, should, shell)??
it's a big problem for me when I use them.
Could means you have the ability to do something or it is possible something can happen. For example, you could learn to fly a plane if you tried or it could rain today. Should means something is supposed to happen or be done. You should be honest. The train should arrive on time. I should exercise more and I should eat healthier food.
Shall is a fancy way of saying you are going to do something with certainty. Will you pick me up after work? I shall. It is same as saying I will. Hope this helps. I'm American do my English skills are far from perfect 😀
@@jimcausey7865 this is a kind of you, thanks a lot :) .
3:00 I'll be there for you,(Friends)
Hey, I have a question about the "I'm there for you" phrase. Could you say "I'm here for you", too? Or doesn't that work? :)
You are an amazing teacher, I cant thank you any more!
you are my best teacher ever💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
When I took part as a team member in my scientifical project at the University, our German partners bent over backward to help me. We were in Germany for the first time and students from Germany held our hands. They showed us everything and answered all our questions. One guy even lent me a hand by doing my laundry. It was amazing.
They met in the middle
We usually use this expression here in Syria
Thank you..you hold our hands always
goodafternoon teacher. here is my example: when i was looking for a pc i found someone whose pc was for sale and that was costing 10,000 mts and and i said i just have 5000mts finally we met in the middle. im sorry for using mts= meticais which is used in my country mozambique. thanks for sharing this lesson
You were always there for us. No!; you are always there for us. English lerners
Thanks
My mother is always there for me.💜
Papa English ! I'am really fan of your videos they are very usefull for beginners you are fanny, smart and full of inspiration 👍 mille merciiiii
You are wonderful! Love your classes! BTW half of 500 is 250 but not the middle between 100 and 500. 🙄😝 that would be 300.
Dear Aly, you're the coolest English teacher I've ever came across. You make learning English really fun. You're brilliant mate ;)
An extraoridinary teacher :) keep it up.
Aly, ha sido un placer conocer tu canal, me quedo acá definitivamente 😊 saludos desde Chile!!
♥️♥️♥️♥️
You are really giving a hand presenting information in such interesting way. At the end of each video, I have to play back the video to repeat all expressions or idioms. I will appreciate if you repeat all materials at the end. Also, your cartoons are amazing and help to remember expressions.
I need a truth friend who can bend over backwards when I'm in troubles. One day, I pretend I'm totally broke with a hope finding a truly friend. 1 year ago, when I walk through the street, I run into my old friend and I tell her that I'm a homeless, I don't have house and food. finally, she walks me to her home and gives me the foods, she shows me the ropes and takes me under her wings. she holds my hand I love her. eventually, i find a truly friends.
Words cannot describe how grateful I am for your splendid , brilliant and magnificent lessons. Andrea
I love your videos. Thanks for your effort. The way of your teaching the English lesson with a clear explanation is really great. I love it
I owed a favor to friend and she wanted me to do her homework, but I didn't have time when she asked it to me, so I tried to convince her that it'd be better if I did the draw in a paper, then if she wanted, she could paint it.
Finally, she accepted my suggestion, so that's the way that we met halfway. Xd
Nothing to do with tge video, but I've got a question and was wondering if someone could help me here :)
While trying to build a proper English sentence I never know when to drop the "to", when to use the -ing form, etc. So what does one say here for example:
1)It helps me get a good job.
2)It helps me to get a good job.
3)It helps me getting a good thing.
Which one is grammatically correct? Which one is the most natural sentence? Are there any other options? And how does it work with other verbs, is "to help" treated differently to other verbs? I'd be glad if someone knew the answer and could take the time to answer,
Thanks in advance!
My friend and I applied for the university, and he show me the ropes while we made our application form. I was really grateful, but there's just one thing. The form never arrived at the campus because he let me send it myself!
You make learning so intriguing😄
The best teacher ever! I really love the British accent. Thanks a lot. Papa teach me.
If you don’t know that how much you are amazing, let me tell you are soooo amazing. Many thanks to explaining important things and your drawnings tho. 💘
Papa English is the best teacher, im improving my English level with him. Greetings from Argentina
Good job! Thank you! 👍👍👍
Not long ago I came across a song by Dennis Lloyd "Nevermind".
There are such words there -
What if I left and it made no sense
And you tell your friends
And they hold your hands
Baby, never mind, never mind.
What about the third line? Is it used literally or in the meaning "Helping somebody"?
We have the same expressions in polish about taking under wings and meeting in the middle . But we don't keep an eye. We throw it :).
Greetings from Poland! You're fantastic!
I really like your English classes!! I understand with your examples with drawings, it's funny and easy to comprehension! Greetings from Mexico!!
Aly u r beyond wordz..u r beyond complimentz..
Good to hear from you as always.
my mom was always here with me before she passed away. thanks for the lesson teacher.👍
You are amazing very good class thanks
Thank you again. All the best! See you next class....Tony.
Best UA-camr Ever He Takes Boring Learning Into Funess
One time my classmates and I were working on a college presentation and we didn't agree on some topics at first but after discussing for a while we met in the middle.
I respect you Aly..
Sir
I struggle with
Use of could and "do so".
I love ur way of teaching
Marvelous talent in teaching and conveying information .. God bless. Hi there from Egypt ♡
Good evening sir, improve my English spoken day by day thanks and you are so amazing online teaching
When I moved to London, a friend of mine bent over his back to help me. // Unfortunately, in Brazil it’s super common people just look the other way to protect their friends, especially, politicians. They do it under everybody’s nose all the time and nothing happens. 😒 That’s also why I left Brazil. // “I’ll be there for you when the rain starts to pour.” 🎵😁 // When I quit my job in Brazil, me and my ex-boss met halfway about/at (?) the date I was gonna leave.
That's great, a lot of way of say are same Italian... good for me
Hi Aly. Thanks a lot for your videos. Could you make a video explaining how to use Saxon Genitive and use of Can or be able of. Please
It's really a good one. I enjoyed watching it and learning a lot...
Thanks 👍
Answering Aly's question at 2:10
I'm from Brazil.
Good class. I understood everything. It was very clearly. Thank you.
As alwasy you're great Ali
Thank you!
Aly, you're such an awesome teacher !! We're lucky we've got you here :)
Aly is always there for us to teach us English 👍
Great video and a great explanation as usual.
There is one thing confusing me, it's - I don't feel the difference between "don't have" and "have no".
For example:
I don't have (money/time/friend) and I have no (money/time/friend) etc.
Could you please explain this thing. Thank you!
Yebb me too
You’re amazing! Please never stop doing it! You deserve millions of subscribers! Thank you🥰❤️❤️🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
I love your videos i don't feel bored when i watch them but pleaaase papa can you put subtitles because sometimes i don't understand some words correctly especially when you pronounce them quickly .
Thank you for your lessons and instructions
You are always there for us .