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Hi Adams : we don’t really use to many sentences in daily conversation like would have or would met ? We often use ( I said I would be there or He said he would come !!!!!
Awesome lesson, Adam! I teach English to Brazilians, and I appreciate the way you teach. I'm currently teaching the structures "I would like..." and "I will have..." to be used in a restaurant setting, so this lesson will be a good addition to my explanation about the usage of "will" and "would" in the future, after they feel comfortable using those other structures. They'll get there, slowly but surely. 😊 We don't want to overwhelm them, right?😉☺️
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Thank you endlessly for all of your helpful explanations. If you would, please clarify how an unreal situation in the past can be non-conditional. Thank you ever so much.
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Hi, Sir! Thanks infinitely for your helpful explanations. If you would, please, clarify to me how we can utilize would in unreal, non-conditional scenarios. I can't locate an example of that; it's so perplexing! Also, I would like to know whether statements containing 'wish' and 'if only ' are considered conditionals or not. Thank you again ever so much,Sir.
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Hi Adam, your video was great and your explanation was extremely clear. In speech, people usually use a mixed conditional by using "would" instead of "will" in the first conditional sentence, e.g.: "If she wants to get a promotion, she would need to make more sales". [1] Can we interprete the meaning of the sentence just like your explanation for the sentence "in order to get a promotion, she would need to make more sales" ? [2] Is this kind of mixed conditional grammatically correct ? I'd appreciate your help. Best regards,
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Hi Adam. I'm a non native speaker but I'm not sure this video is comprehensive at all. I believe would can be used in factual contexts as well, eg, I would like some tea. I want to sound courteous (and this is what makes the would in this context formal), but I have used would in a factual context. The reason I'm even writing to you now is because I'm an ESL teacher and I have a fairly good understanding of the language, so, I had difficulty delivering the lesson because of some usages of would. In my opinion, even as a non native speaker, this video video needs to cover much ground if it should give a fair understanding of the usage of the word. And I think non natives do have a thorough understanding that where would comes with a past perfect tense, that's an indication of failure - that an undesirable outcome has come to pass. (maybe I'm speaking for myself) But I do know that while I seldom use will, I do strictly use it for certain outcomes. By the way, will can also be used with a conditional clause. Unless you want to tell me that that is grammatically incorrect. Please tell me what you think of these 2; 1. I will go to the bank if I have time 2.I would go to the bank if I had time I would use 1 for both strong and weak possibilities. Are you saying would would be more appropriate in the case of the 2nd possibility? And there I go with my exaggerated usage of "would". Would would be more... Or I should have said would will be more? For me, this context allows me to use both, but because would is a bit more polite, I am going for it!!! I honestly seldom use will in my conversational English, and it's purely because, generally, it's a more courteous form of expressing ideas. Would you like to come watch a movie with over the weekend? This is an invitation, and I am expressing this invitation in this manner to up my chances of my invitation being accepted. In other words, I am making it more certain than will would have been in this particular context. Yes, I'm a non native speaker, but I don't agree with this video completely. By the way, I had a problem delivering this lesson in class in the presence of my employer because while grammar does have rules, SOMETIMES, it makes learning and speaking as a native harder than ignoring them, and I honestly felt that way about my lesson. I was failing to connect with it the same way I'm failing to connect with this video. Which ideas have I expressed wrongly. I would greatly appreciate your response. (again, I want to sound more courteous, and have used would here for that purpose) Enough on that!
Thanks, so instructive, for thé expression of '' in order to get a promotion '', thé first and thé thierd one are thé same meaning ? I mean '' would need '' & '' ''wouod have needed''??
Hi Adam, how's it goin'?. Long time no see, that was an excellent explanation Adam. I understood everything you said but I've got a question for you: - How come there's no such a thing as formal and informal verbs in terms of usage ?. I mean, as an example: - I understand that you use the verb "to remove", like in: "remove your shoes" but you can also say: "Take off your shoes" or "Take your shoes off" In this case it's a phrasal verb. BUT I had always thought that: - "remove" is the formal way to say it, the one you would use in an essay. - "take off" is the informal way to say it, the one you use when talking to people in the streets. I see it that way but now that you said that, would you be so kind to give a deeper explanation of what you meant to say by that ?. I'd appreciate it, thank you so much in advance for the answer and for the video Adam. 👍.
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Awesome lesson, Adam! I teach English to Brazilians, and I appreciate the way you teach. I'm currently teaching the structures "I would like..." and "I will have..." to be used in a restaurant setting, so this lesson will be a good addition to my explanation about the usage of "will" and "would" in the future, after they feel comfortable using those other structures. They'll get there, slowly but surely. 😊 We don't want to overwhelm them, right?😉☺️
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Hi, Sir! Thanks infinitely for your helpful explanations. If you would, please, clarify to me how we can utilize would in unreal, non-conditional scenarios. I can't locate an example of that; it's so perplexing! Also, I would like to know whether statements containing 'wish' and 'if only ' are considered conditionals or not. Thank you again ever so much,Sir.
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Hi Adam, your video was great and your explanation was extremely clear.
In speech, people usually use a mixed conditional by using "would" instead of "will" in the first conditional sentence, e.g.:
"If she wants to get a promotion, she would need to make more sales".
[1] Can we interprete the meaning of the sentence just like your explanation for the sentence "in order to get a promotion, she would need to make more sales" ?
[2] Is this kind of mixed conditional grammatically correct ?
I'd appreciate your help.
Best regards,
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Hi Adam. I'm a non native speaker but I'm not sure this video is comprehensive at all. I believe would can be used in factual contexts as well, eg, I would like some tea. I want to sound courteous (and this is what makes the would in this context formal), but I have used would in a factual context.
The reason I'm even writing to you now is because I'm an ESL teacher and I have a fairly good understanding of the language, so, I had difficulty delivering the lesson because of some usages of would.
In my opinion, even as a non native speaker, this video video needs to cover much ground if it should give a fair understanding of the usage of the word.
And I think non natives do have a thorough understanding that where would comes with a past perfect tense, that's an indication of failure - that an undesirable outcome has come to pass. (maybe I'm speaking for myself)
But I do know that while I seldom use will, I do strictly use it for certain outcomes. By the way, will can also be used with a conditional clause. Unless you want to tell me that that is grammatically incorrect.
Please tell me what you think of these 2;
1. I will go to the bank if I have time
2.I would go to the bank if I had time
I would use 1 for both strong and weak possibilities. Are you saying would would be more appropriate in the case of the 2nd possibility?
And there I go with my exaggerated usage of "would".
Would would be more... Or I should have said would will be more?
For me, this context allows me to use both, but because would is a bit more polite, I am going for it!!!
I honestly seldom use will in my conversational English, and it's purely because, generally, it's a more courteous form of expressing ideas.
Would you like to come watch a movie with over the weekend? This is an invitation, and I am expressing this invitation in this manner to up my chances of my invitation being accepted. In other words, I am making it more certain than will would have been in this particular context.
Yes, I'm a non native speaker, but I don't agree with this video completely. By the way, I had a problem delivering this lesson in class in the presence of my employer because while grammar does have rules, SOMETIMES, it makes learning and speaking as a native harder than ignoring them, and I honestly felt that way about my lesson. I was failing to connect with it the same way I'm failing to connect with this video.
Which ideas have I expressed wrongly. I would greatly appreciate your response. (again, I want to sound more courteous, and have used would here for that purpose)
Enough on that!
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Thanks, so instructive, for thé expression of '' in order to get a promotion '', thé first and thé thierd one are thé same meaning ? I mean '' would need '' & '' ''wouod have needed''??
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Hi Adam, how's it goin'?. Long time no see, that was an excellent explanation Adam.
I understood everything you said but I've got a question for you:
- How come there's no such a thing as formal and informal verbs in terms of usage ?. I mean, as an example:
- I understand that you use the verb "to remove", like in:
"remove your shoes"
but you can also say:
"Take off your shoes" or
"Take your shoes off"
In this case it's a phrasal verb.
BUT
I had always thought that:
- "remove" is the formal way to say it, the one you would use in an essay.
- "take off" is the informal way to say it, the one you use when talking to people in the streets.
I see it that way but now that you said that, would you be so kind to give a deeper explanation of what you meant to say by that ?. I'd appreciate it, thank you so much in advance for the answer and for the video Adam. 👍.
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