About the test, it's a shame there is not what should be the right forms....only the numbers doen't help to understand our mistakes. But thanks for this lesson.
Thank you for sending this super grammar video directly into my inbox....I knew it would be excellent so I dropped what I was doing and watched the video immediately, printed the sheets and did the exercises.... absolutely perfect! I've completed the 5th lesson of your "Daily Quick Fix" course as well.... you're keeping me on my toes! ( Ready for the weekend now)
First off i gotta say thanks a lot for your efforts that you made for us you are the best teacher ever and secondly we want you to make a video about reported speech
Dear GREG !! This lesson is very USEFUL to me ,because I did'nt know a lot of different uses of WOULD (a little dificult...,BUT ,YOU EXPLAIN EXCELENT !!😊) SO....now I'm doing some write examples,and then, I Will watch the CONDICIONALES video , to review that part of your languaje .THANKS A LOT !! ;"BYE FOR NOW ...."😂😂😂😂😂
That's interesting that after "wish" the following "would" is possible. When I was at college we were taught that after "wish" there should be only Past Tense. Like "I wish you didn't play the music so loud". English is full of surprises! :) Now I know that this option is possible. Thank you for the video!
Great video! Just one question: is that okay to use "please" with the structure "would you mind+v-ing..."? Doesn't it sound weird? Like, would you please mind....? 🤔
WARNING. The use of "please" in this form is very rude and the hearer might take offence ! For example "would you please stop talking" is VERY RUDE. "please COULD you stop talking" is NOT RUDE. Note that please is the first word and COULD replaces WOULD.
Yeah we really need to know about reported speech our dear teacher Also we need to know vocabulary we use a lot in UK , and finally we can't thank you enough cuz you're the greatest teacher ever ❤️
It takes 5 minutes of your time to read this passage below (don't miss it !) all usages of "would" with example and explanation : 1- possible future in past Example: he would make new friends at school. (not a complete sentence and should be completed ) he would make new friends at school, but he doesn't go to school . (comma needed before but) the example above is unreal don't confuse it with "will": he will make new friends at school. (completed sentence , real possibility in future) 2- "would" in report speech: Example : he said, "I will call" Indirect report speech: he said (that) he would call. 3- "would" for repeated past actions or habitual actions in the past: we use "would" to refer to typical habitual past actions and events in the past . this is usually a formal use and it often occurs in stories ( narratives). the less formal way to use "would" in this situation is using the short form of "would" which is " 'd ". It is also known as a alternative to "used to " . In this usage of "would" we can't use it to talk about past state, in other words we can't use "would" with stative verbs such as love, feel , be , know, we must use "used to " . we can always use past simple as an alternative to "used to" or " would" to talk about past habits. The main difference is that the pat simple doesn't emphasize the repeated or continuous nature of the action or situation. The past simple doesn't make it so clear that the action is no longer true. If something happened only once we must use the past simple for example : I went to Egypt in 2014. I would go to Egypt in the past. (repeated action in the past) Note: "used to" + infinitive should not be confused with "be/get used to + ing " would should not be used unless it has already been established that the time frame is in the past, while "used to" does not require this. This example with "used to" at the Beginning sounds natural: I used to watch cartoons every Saturday morning when I was very little. "time frame past". however when used to is replaced with "would" the example above becomes awkward and unnatural, but if the past time frame is established before "would" appears, "would" sounds fine: when I was little I would get up and watch cartoons every Saturday morning. (sounds good) 4- willingness in the past : we usually use the negative form wouldn't in this case : The CD wasn't working so I brought it back to the shop but they wouldn't give me my money back. 5- make requests: it is more polite and indirect form of will : Will you make dinner ? (Direct ) Would you make dinner (indirect) 6- "would" phrases : would you like to + verb ... would you mind + ing would love 7- Being less direct: we often use "would" with verbs such as advice, imagine, recommend ,say, suggest, think, to make what we say less direct for example: I'd say you are about 40. I think it's much further. I'd advise you to keep working on your grammar. 8-Hypothetical situations: it would be great to travel often.(but we don't travel often) 9-"would" for preferences: I'd rather go to home. I'd rather you came another time. (note: the verb "came" is past subjunctive. If you don't know it search about subjunctive mood) We use "would" with wish to talk about things we want people to do or not to do. Example: I wish my dad wouldn't smoke. 10- "would" in conditional sentences: Second conditional example: If I had more money, I would buy that shirt.(unreal present) Third conditional example : If I had had more money, I would have bought that shirt yesterday.(unreal past) Mix conditional example : If I had gone to university, I would be successful now. I would have gone to the concert if I wouldn't have important works to do. 11- "Would" for criticise: She arrived late to class yesterday. Well, she would, she's late for everything.
great thanks a lot for effort but when i watch movie sometimes it is difficult to understand would so could u make the video on would with tv series? it will be help for us
Dear Mr. Greg. Hope you are fine. Thanks for your helpful teaching. Really appreciate it. Kindly tell mw about grammar of ( would be doing and should be doing). I do not how to use them where and when and also i do not know this grammar to what tense refers ( future or present or pas). Please help me.
I would like to learn more about the would words and will word's in the sentence 's I still am not getting it I will be coming back to your lesson's I think your the best teacher I really appreciate you for your lesson's online I think it's impressive
Thankyou so much sir you cleared all my doubts about using would appropriately.I had many confusions.Your video was very helpful .I would love to subscribe you and want to watch your videos of english sir ❤
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I am a native englishman tought english grammar from 1957 onwards. I use a form of WOULD which references past state not past action. As an example:- "Would that my toolkit included a hammer the house might not need to be condemned." ie "If my toolkit had included... " Comment?
Hello sir, please clear our doubts . He said he would call me tomorrow. In this sentence there are two clauses subordinate clause and principal clause. The principal clause is in the simple past tense, and in subordinate clause we cannot use "tomorrow" provided that the statement in subordinate clause is not a universal truth or habitual facts or proverb. Please sir elucidate this.
THIS IS COMPLEX. 1. If the reported speech was " I will call you tomorrow" then the correct version is "He said he would call me THE NEXT DAY". 2. If the reported speech was " I will call you on Friday" then the correct version is "He said he would call me on Friday" . "He said he would call me tomorrow" is only correct if reported on THURSDAY (because "tomorrow" from Thursday would be Friday). This is because, in all cases, RELATIVE DATES ( yesterday, tomorrow, last week, next week etc.) in the report are relative to the date WHEN IT WAS REPORTED not the date WHEN IT WAS ORIGINALLY SAID.
Some ways of using "would" are logical for a French speaker, because the grammar rule is often similar. (Unhappily, a lot of French people don't speak well their own language ..😢)
Rise & shine . I have a doubt. "He said he would call me tomorrow." Is this sentence correct? How can you use "tomorrow" ? I think the correct reported speech would be " He said he would call me the next day." Would you please explain about it a little bit .
THIS IS COMPLEX. BUT IT IS DEFINED. 1. If the reported speech was " I will call you tomorrow" then the correct version is "He said he would call me THE NEXT DAY". 2. If the reported speech was " I will call you on Friday" then the correct version is "He said he would call me on Friday" . "He said he would call me tomorrow" is only correct if reported on THURSDAY (because "tomorrow" from Thursday would be Friday). This is because, in all cases, RELATIVE DATES ( yesterday, tomorrow, last week, next week etc.) in the report are relative to the date WHEN IT WAS REPORTED not the date WHEN IT WAS ORIGINALLY SAID.
@@ahmedelnaf8045 but I have used this particular sentence in the above for future event. So, whatever you just said is correct, but I wanna know the future hypothetical situation. If you know then kindly lemme know chhers..
@@sarthakkumarpattnaik342 we use the first condition of if to talk about a real situation in the future If + present simple, will + inf We use the second condition of if to talk about a hypothetical situation in the present or the future If + past simple, would + inf.
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About the test, it's a shame there is not what should be the right forms....only the numbers doen't help to understand our mistakes. But thanks for this lesson.
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Sir i want you to make a video on the gerund and the infinitive
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Thank you for sending this super grammar video directly into my inbox....I knew it would be excellent so I dropped what I was doing and watched the video immediately, printed the sheets and did the exercises.... absolutely perfect! I've completed the 5th lesson of your "Daily Quick Fix" course as well.... you're keeping me on my toes! ( Ready for the weekend now)
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First off i gotta say thanks a lot for your efforts that you made for us you are the best teacher ever and secondly we want you to make a video about reported speech
Thank you for this video. Yes, I'm interested in a new one about reported speech, helpful 👍
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Great breakdown of using 'WOULD'! It's really helping me understand the nuances. Thanks for the clear explanations!
Dear GREG !! This lesson is very USEFUL to me ,because I did'nt know a lot of different uses of WOULD (a little dificult...,BUT ,YOU EXPLAIN EXCELENT !!😊) SO....now I'm doing some write examples,and then, I Will watch the CONDICIONALES video , to review that part of your languaje .THANKS A LOT !! ;"BYE FOR NOW ...."😂😂😂😂😂
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Yes, absolutely we need a lesson of the report speech please 🙏🏾 we will appreciate it form you
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Would you mind lecturing on Would be, would have and would have been ?
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That's interesting that after "wish" the following "would" is possible. When I was at college we were taught that after "wish" there should be only Past Tense.
Like "I wish you didn't play the music so loud". English is full of surprises! :) Now I know that this option is possible.
Thank you for the video!
Greg sir please i want you to do a lesson on the gerund and the infinitive
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I'd love listening your video teaching sir, it really helps me a lot as an English learner...
Kindly teach us the Reported speech, I'm looking forward to learning more.
The subject is interesting thanks
Wow, I have never thought about these meanings of WOULD😊
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Do you have a video on "could" like this sir?
Yeah! You're watching the video right now!
@@ligerangry okay! you got me. But... I'm too lazy.
Great video!
Just one question: is that okay to use "please" with the structure "would you mind+v-ing..."? Doesn't it sound weird? Like, would you please mind....? 🤔
WARNING. The use of "please" in this form is very rude and the hearer might take offence ! For example "would you please stop talking" is VERY RUDE. "please COULD you stop talking" is NOT RUDE. Note that please is the first word and COULD replaces WOULD.
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Thank you for this helpful video! Looking forward to the video about reported speech^^
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Yeah we really need to know about reported speech our dear teacher
Also we need to know vocabulary we use a lot in UK , and finally we can't thank you enough cuz you're the greatest teacher ever ❤️
Hello, Teacher, thank you so much for this amazing video of teaching. How can I download the teaching's PDF?
Thank you very much
What a superb lesson, thanks :)
It takes 5 minutes of your time to read this passage below (don't miss it !)
all usages of "would" with example and explanation :
1- possible future in past
Example: he would make new friends at school. (not a complete sentence and should be completed )
he would make new friends at school, but he doesn't go to school . (comma needed before but)
the example above is unreal don't confuse it with "will":
he will make new friends at school. (completed sentence , real possibility in future)
2- "would" in report speech:
Example : he said, "I will call"
Indirect report speech:
he said (that) he would call.
3- "would" for repeated past actions or habitual actions in the past:
we use "would" to refer to typical habitual past actions and events in the past . this is usually a formal use and it often occurs in stories ( narratives). the less formal way to use "would" in this situation is using the short form of "would" which is " 'd ".
It is also known as a alternative to "used to " .
In this usage of "would" we can't use it to talk about past state, in other words we can't use "would" with stative verbs such as love, feel , be , know, we must use "used to " .
we can always use past simple as an alternative to "used to" or " would" to talk about past habits. The main difference is that the pat simple doesn't emphasize the repeated or continuous nature of the action or situation. The past simple doesn't make it so clear that the action is no longer true.
If something happened only once we must use the past simple for example : I went to Egypt in 2014.
I would go to Egypt in the past. (repeated action in the past)
Note: "used to" + infinitive should not be confused with "be/get used to + ing "
would should not be used unless it has already been established that the time frame is in the past,
while "used to" does not require this. This example with "used to" at the Beginning sounds natural: I used to watch cartoons every Saturday morning when I was very little. "time frame past".
however when used to is replaced with "would" the example above becomes awkward and unnatural, but if the past time frame is established before "would" appears, "would" sounds fine: when I was little I would get up and watch cartoons every Saturday morning. (sounds good)
4- willingness in the past :
we usually use the negative form wouldn't in this case :
The CD wasn't working so I brought it back to the shop but they wouldn't give me my money back.
5- make requests:
it is more polite and indirect form of will :
Will you make dinner ? (Direct )
Would you make dinner (indirect)
6- "would" phrases :
would you like to + verb ...
would you mind + ing
would love
7- Being less direct:
we often use "would" with verbs such as advice, imagine, recommend ,say, suggest, think, to make what we say less direct for example:
I'd say you are about 40.
I think it's much further.
I'd advise you to keep working on your grammar.
8-Hypothetical situations:
it would be great to travel often.(but we don't travel often)
9-"would" for preferences:
I'd rather go to home.
I'd rather you came another time. (note: the verb "came" is past subjunctive. If you don't know it search about subjunctive mood)
We use "would" with wish to talk about things we want people to do or not to do.
Example: I wish my dad wouldn't smoke.
10- "would" in conditional sentences:
Second conditional example:
If I had more money, I would buy that shirt.(unreal present)
Third conditional example :
If I had had more money, I would have bought that shirt yesterday.(unreal past)
Mix conditional example :
If I had gone to university, I would be successful now.
I would have gone to the concert if I wouldn't have important works to do.
11- "Would" for criticise:
She arrived late to class yesterday. Well, she would, she's late for everything.
Simply great.
great thanks a lot for effort
but when i watch movie sometimes it is difficult to understand would
so could u make the video on would with tv series? it will be help for us
Great work!
Dear Mr. Greg.
Hope you are fine.
Thanks for your helpful teaching.
Really appreciate it.
Kindly tell mw about grammar of ( would be doing and should be doing). I do not how to use them where and when and also i do not know this grammar to what tense refers ( future or present or pas).
Please help me.
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I would like to learn more about the would words and will word's in the sentence 's I still am not getting it I will be coming back to your lesson's I think your the best teacher I really appreciate you for your lesson's online I think it's impressive
Thankyou so much sir you cleared all my doubts about using would appropriately.I had many confusions.Your video was very helpful .I would love to subscribe you and want to watch your videos of english sir ❤
sir i have been facing problem understating has been + noun or adjective
could you make the video on this topic
Prof, please do the full video of the reporting speech
It’s coming… tomorrow! 😀
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yes we need a full vedio about the reborted speech
Please Sir, I'd like to know the difference between wish + p.p. vs wish + would...
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Do video on reported speach, please!
please make a full and comparatively large vedio with lot of examples on the same topic. 💛💜💚🧡
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I am a native englishman tought english grammar from 1957 onwards. I use a form of WOULD which references past state not past action. As an example:- "Would that my toolkit included a hammer the house might not need to be condemned." ie "If my toolkit had included... " Comment?
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At 3:20 shouldn't it say " He said he would call me THE FOLLOWING DAY"?
Yes plz, would you please shared your knowledge with us (reporting speech)
Free PDF worksheet link doesnt work. Link is broken, I believe.
Hello sir, please clear our doubts .
He said he would call me tomorrow. In this sentence there are two clauses subordinate clause and principal clause. The principal clause is in the simple past tense, and in subordinate clause we cannot use "tomorrow" provided that the statement in subordinate clause is not a universal truth or habitual facts or proverb.
Please sir elucidate this.
THIS IS COMPLEX.
1. If the reported speech was " I will call you tomorrow" then the correct version is "He said he would call me THE NEXT DAY".
2. If the reported speech was " I will call you on Friday" then the correct version is "He said he would call me on Friday" . "He said he would call me tomorrow" is only correct if reported on THURSDAY (because "tomorrow" from Thursday would be Friday).
This is because, in all cases, RELATIVE DATES ( yesterday, tomorrow, last week, next week etc.) in the report are relative to the date WHEN IT WAS REPORTED not the date WHEN IT WAS ORIGINALLY SAID.
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Maybe video when we use "go on", "go for", "go to",
For example "go for a run"
It is quite confusing
Some ways of using "would" are logical for a French speaker, because the grammar rule is often similar.
(Unhappily, a lot of French people don't speak well their own language ..😢)
Rise & shine .
I have a doubt.
"He said he would call me tomorrow." Is this sentence correct?
How can you use "tomorrow" ?
I think the correct reported speech would be " He said he would call me the next day."
Would you please explain about it a little bit .
Please I want everyone to discuss about it please please
THIS IS COMPLEX. BUT IT IS DEFINED.
1. If the reported speech was " I will call you tomorrow" then the correct version is "He said he would call me THE NEXT DAY".
2. If the reported speech was " I will call you on Friday" then the correct version is "He said he would call me on Friday" . "He said he would call me tomorrow" is only correct if reported on THURSDAY (because "tomorrow" from Thursday would be Friday).
This is because, in all cases, RELATIVE DATES ( yesterday, tomorrow, last week, next week etc.) in the report are relative to the date WHEN IT WAS REPORTED not the date WHEN IT WAS ORIGINALLY SAID.
Yessss... reported speech WOULD be appreciated 😅😊
I like it
It would be a lie, if I say I haven't caused the problem. What is the use of would here, Could you plz explain this?
It would be a lie, if I said...
Hypothetical situation in the present or future
@@ahmedelnaf8045 but I have used this particular sentence in the above for future event. So, whatever you just said is correct, but I wanna know the future hypothetical situation. If you know then kindly lemme know chhers..
@@sarthakkumarpattnaik342 we use the first condition of if to talk about a real situation in the future
If + present simple, will + inf
We use the second condition of if to talk about a hypothetical situation in the present or the future
If + past simple, would + inf.
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i want to learn about reported speech.
I thin I will be watch this video in order finally solidify this 'would' in my brain :D Because I still doesn't grasp it fully.
If you Provide pdf download through email, It would be more useful.
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