@German Camacho "Realize and realise are two different spellings of the same word. Chances are, if you're reading something that originates in the US or Canada, you'll see realize. And chances are, if you're reading something that originates in the UK, Australia, or New Zealand, you'll see realise.".
@@missprimproper1022 “so bad” works too! “Too bad”, “So bad”, and “That bad” would all work there... “It’s not too bad.” “It’s not so bad.” “It’s not that bad.”
I don't make any of those mistakes you mentioned but I really loved the way you explained every single detail. Please, upload English stuff for B2 or C1 learners. Thank you!
Aly! Some of them are also common among Farsi/Persian learners: Missing or changing prepositions, Ed/ing adjectives, miss/ lose, double comparative, double negative,.. Basically as a teacher I deal with and hear almost all of them to the point where I make such mistakes myself if I am not careful enough!!!! Cheers! Oh and you are the most attractive person and the most wonderful teacher I have ever met online.
Papa your videos are so instructive, you draw very well and that makes the infornation more understandable, you also use very good examples. You're the best. thank you...👍
Monica Levy Tyler in Brazil, i have heard many times... you guys use double negatives like - eu não quero nada. It was hard for me to understand. I love português.
@@alitusousa9144 actually, if we stop to think about it, we probably would notice that this kind of sentence is quite strange, even in portuguese... But we do talk like this all the time... :-p
Thank you for amazing explanations! I have already watched many of your videos, they are so helpful! As for that mistakes, I think I did them when I at first began to communicate with foreigners. My brain... went out when I spoke English😂now I hope my language skills are getting better😊 Best wishes from Russia!
The lesson is 💜. Although I couldn't stop laughing on many of these, that "I'm boring" bit had me in splits.😂 Both your style and content are 💪🏽. In the initial stage of being an ELT trainer, I'm looking forward to learning so much more from you. 🙏🏽
I think the only mistake I make in this video is about the uncountable nouns. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, teacher! I will work hard to fix it.
Don't get too excited, he isn't an ordinary British speaker, he is a teacher :) He is supposed to be understood well. Actually, I'm in the same boat with you, I guess. I can watch news and, say, Trump's inaugurational speech and understand every word, but then I watch Snatch (the movie) and... I just wanna cry! :)
I love this kind of videos because they helped us very much. Could you make another one a bit harder? Maybe something more specific, I feel like I don't usually make any of the ones which are shown in the video, but I definitely make some others! Thank you, we appreciate your content!
Thank you for the lesson, Papa! In legal literature, the word 'persons' is used all the time (legal persons, natural persons etc). Could you explain why is that?
You are amazing teacher. I have joined with lots and lots of classes for English. But I didn't learn grammar like this. Thanks a lot sir. How I can join for your classes??????
I'm not good at English but I have not made those mistakes anymore. It's easy to understand any word you say in English, I love your videos, keep it up!
Great video, Ally! Thanks. Apparently I do very well, but the “an advice” will always be in my heart. To Portuguese native speakers, “an advice” “a doubt” “an information” are super common mistakes.
My student. What he meant: We are going to spend our holidays with my sister-in-law. What he said: We are going to spend our holidays in my sister-in-law.
Well, I can see that error. But if all of them are going to/on the same holiday, it's holiday, no s. But if they're going on separate holidays you use the s.
I have been making some of these mistakes. But after watching your class It’s been corrected. I’d really appreciate that . Keep doing . Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
As about 5th mistake, in spanish language when we are talking about something, like bus, we don´t use any prepositions (esperando el bus), BUT we put preposition "a" when we are talking about somebody (esperando a mi amigo). Sorry, if i´m wrong.
Dear Sir, If british don't express much there any emotions, but you are so good to express any kind of emotions and feelings. How and where from would you get that extraordinary talent?
Wow, I had the feel that something wasn't completely ok with "it/he/she wanna" Because I thought that if it means "want to" really could it mean "wantS to"? Was a doubt for me till today when you made it crystal clear! Thanks.
That's the problem! We started to hear so many people saying wrong things, that we just don't know what is correct or not, and then start to repeat the same mistakes. I don't have a perfect English, that's why I love your videos! PS: you are very cute!
In Slavic languages (e.g. Polish) we use passive voice to speak more officially. We practically do not use it in everyday coversations. And that's why we've a lot of problems with point 6.
We need to say to you something, me and 1.16 million people feel so thankful and not bored watching your videos, because what you do called benefits. Please tell me if I made a mistake
Thank you for the english lessons. I am mexican guy and I try to learn your language by myself, and you teach an easier way (let me know if I got a good grammar)
I want to learn more of course!! But I have to tell you that those common mistakes are far away in my past! But te the thing about this mistakes is that we made them without noticing , so my recommendations for everyone is that in order to spot the mistake you Guys need to learn listening to yourself while speaking. Well that helped me.
That's why it's very important to read more books as much as you can. Not just books but even articles online that are edited by English professionals.
I'd like to ask you. I'm English teacher too, but I'm Indonesian. I always teach my students about the differences between uncontable and countable nouns. One of them is that uncountable things can be separated into pieces or shared but the names of the things don't change, for example water, meat, etc. Whereas countable things can be separated into pieces and shared but the names change, for example chairs, if we cut and separate each part of the chair, it's not chair anymore. Is my explanation correct?
Oh my god! I really loved the part of the Colombian song. Thank you so much for including it. I'm from Colombia and it's not common to see it in an European video.
@@BeardedMIchael русский акцент только русские не любят, всем остальным он до лампочки. Главное - это произношение, ну и грамматика, конечно, иначе тебя или не поймут, или неправильно поймут
What about uncountable/countable nouns such as language, money, water, communication and people? These words sometimes take a plural form, which are quite confusing.
You have helped me a lot with your classes. I’m new in England and it’s being very important for me. Thank you very much. I’d like to watch a class about British accent. 😊
this one is really good, personally i don't think about that kind of stuff very much, because i usually use what i have read in the books or heard in movies/shows, usually it's right. sometimes it's not) i definitely did a person/people mistake, somehow it was make sense for me if i talk about some particular human beings near me to call them "8 persons", like it's kind of countable number) of course it's always "people" in case of huge crowd. I like the part about "very much dogs", it is actually so common and with russians that happens because in russian you can actually make a sentence putting the words however you like in almost every case if you talk casually, but the language rules are pretty common, theres a basic right order of words in sentence: (who?) I (what i do?) like (what do i like?) dogs (how much?) very much - this does make perfect sense even if you translate it to russian word by word or if you really think about what you are saying, about the meaning of words however some people just translate the words in their minds)
I've done them all! And I am still doing some of them... The one error I really struggle with is using do/make... I keep asking my work colleagues to make me a favour... really embarrassing, I know... I am aware of the difference but I just realize AFTER saying it! 😱
Many thanks, I find this video really useful. The world needs more teachers or language coaches like you. Your channel is so captivating mainly because of your sense of humour. I wish my English and German teachers were at least a bit funny.
Thank you for this informative lesson. I have a question about uncountable nouns. How does one order bread in bakery? I think that "Can I have two breads?" is incorrect. Please, correct me if I'm wrong. "Can I have two pieces of bread?" is not correct either, when you want to buy two loafs of uncut bread and not slices of it. "Can I have some bread?" is too vague. Is "can I have two loafs of bread?" the best option? The last one sounds a bit unnatural. So I'm out of the options :-)
You are an awesome tutor ever!!! Your emotions, acting, animation and very clear explanations are very catching!!! You are perfect, my ideal of a true teacher! I'm watching all your videos with great pleasure and desire! Thank you so much!!! Best wishes from Ukraine)
graeat videos man! , I'm learning and having fun! 😁, I'm not a native speaker and I realized that I don't make any of those mistakes but I never heard the line "A piece of advice" and sounds weird I like to say "I want to give you some advice"
Dear Papa, Actually, It is a pleasure to watch your significant videos. "Birds of a feather flock together" so we hope tobe your birds forever :) Finally, I wish "break a leg" either to all negative people or any contempts. best regards Abdou
After watching this video lesson, I've realised that my English is not so bad.
Thiago Augusto Well done 👏 Keep going 👍( You can learn English football vocabulary on my channel - if you like football!)
Same thing bro )
@@missprimproper1022 Not "that bad" maybe?
@German Camacho "Realize and realise are two different spellings of the same word. Chances are, if you're reading something that originates in the US or Canada, you'll see realize. And chances are, if you're reading something that originates in the UK, Australia, or New Zealand, you'll see realise.".
@@missprimproper1022 “so bad” works too! “Too bad”, “So bad”, and “That bad” would all work there... “It’s not too bad.” “It’s not so bad.” “It’s not that bad.”
I don't make any of those mistakes you mentioned but I really loved the way you explained every single detail. Please, upload English stuff for B2 or C1 learners.
Thank you!
I am a C1 but I always said "I lost my bus" ROTFL
What does mean byB n C
@@thedreamygirl8762 B2 is upper intermediate and C1 is advanced English level.
@@feardesire Maybe you are drunken bus driver.😆
@@CamaraOcultaMira *a drunken
your voices and accent is very enjoyable. i think i don't even need to use a 'caption' or subtitle for your videos.
I agree! Generally my biggest problem with English is the listening. He really speaks clearly to me :)
Yeah!
Is he an American?
@@huutainguyen8448 British.
Xah TheXraitor he is one of the best English teacher ever , don’t ya know that..
I would correct 8th example to something like “English is much easier than Spanish”)
I was so proud of myself until the last one came😔... I used to say 'lost ' a lot in that meaning, I confess...
Thank u so much papa!
Mistake no. 7 :
14yo me: Sir, I'm boring..
My teacher: I know you are..
since then I have never said it again.. ever.. it's embarassing 😆
Well! You typed it here. :P
Nice one 👍
@@mythic2750 LMAO
"embarrassing" ;-)
Me too.. 😂 but i said "i'm scary" 😆
He is the best teacher 👨🏫. Anddddd very handsome 🙋🏻🇦🇿♥️
Aly! Some of them are also common among Farsi/Persian learners:
Missing or changing prepositions, Ed/ing adjectives, miss/ lose, double comparative, double negative,..
Basically as a teacher I deal with and hear almost all of them to the point where I make such mistakes myself if I am not careful enough!!!!
Cheers!
Oh and you are the most attractive person and the most wonderful teacher I have ever met online.
I'm an English teacher as well and just wanted to tell you that your videos are incredibly inspiring. Great job!
Papa your videos are so instructive, you draw very well and that makes the infornation more understandable, you also use very good examples. You're the best. thank you...👍
@Mohammed Ghaïth you"re right. I didn't realize it. Thank you so much !
@Mohammed Ghaïth "too" has a negative meaning, doesn't it?
OMFG!! I was truly shocked in the 6:16 second, cuz that's EXACTLY where I'm from, I wanna emphasize it, OMG.
PD: Medellín, Colombia, woohoo!
Lfmao
Same here , I’m latine 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
You are such a great teacher. Schools really need more teachers like you, especially german schools :) keep it up you are so great!
I'm Russian and I very like your lessons! And yeah, that intro is exactly how I speak 😂
I can't believe how much this channel has grown !
Well done aly
U deserve it !
Thanks bud!
@@papateachme hey tysm for da reply it means a lot .Can u make a video on inotations,rhythm and stress in English?
"It's called coxinha!" Lol! Luv it! Hi from Brazil! Great videos and classes, thanks a lot! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
*love hahahahah
@@tewodros6597 luv is love's short form tho
Some english tips and coxinha...nice!
Coxinha!!! 😋😋😋😋
So happy to find out that I make only one of those mistakes: uncountable nouns.... 🙌🙌🙌🙌 (and many others not in this video! 😅)
Your videos are so great! Thank you for the coxinhas! Brazil loves you!!! You are so diligent!
Monica Levy Tyler in Brazil, i have heard many times... you guys use double negatives like - eu não quero nada. It was hard for me to understand. I love português.
@@alitusousa9144 actually, if we stop to think about it, we probably would notice that this kind of sentence is quite strange, even in portuguese... But we do talk like this all the time... :-p
Thank you for amazing explanations! I have already watched many of your videos, they are so helpful!
As for that mistakes, I think I did them when I at first began to communicate with foreigners. My brain... went out when I spoke English😂now I hope my language skills are getting better😊
Best wishes from Russia!
The lesson is 💜. Although I couldn't stop laughing on many of these, that "I'm boring" bit had me in splits.😂 Both your style and content are 💪🏽.
In the initial stage of being an ELT trainer, I'm looking forward to learning so much more from you. 🙏🏽
I think the only mistake I make in this video is about the uncountable nouns. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, teacher! I will work hard to fix it.
That "I have an advice for you" blew my mind... I don't know now if I ever said that right....
Same😅
Same
Among those mistakes, the one I make the most is about uncountable nouns. I have to identify the most commons uncountable nouns that I'm used to use.
I've been learning English for nearly 10years ,but I didn't know some of them .
Thank you.
Finally I can understand what british speaker says without any subs 😁
Don't get too excited, he isn't an ordinary British speaker, he is a teacher :) He is supposed to be understood well.
Actually, I'm in the same boat with you, I guess. I can watch news and, say, Trump's inaugurational speech and understand every word, but then I watch Snatch (the movie) and... I just wanna cry! :)
@@dmitrys.4741 Where do u coming from?
@@crudu966 Surprisingly enough - I'm from Russia )
@@dmitrys.4741 Ahh nice,i'm from romania
me too
I love this kind of videos because they helped us very much. Could you make another one a bit harder? Maybe something more specific, I feel like I don't usually make any of the ones which are shown in the video, but I definitely make some others! Thank you, we appreciate your content!
honestly, none of them. I'm afraid I'll apply them afterward since my mind is really funny and it learns mistakes much faster than correct ones.
OMG I have the same problem, this is quite strange 😨
Somaye Rastegar hahaha same thoughts
@@aniulkabaniulka 😂😂😂😂
@Freebird 😂😂😂😂
Thank you for the lesson, Papa! In legal literature, the word 'persons' is used all the time (legal persons, natural persons etc). Could you explain why is that?
You are amazing teacher. I have joined with lots and lots of classes for English. But I didn't learn grammar like this. Thanks a lot sir. How I can join for your classes??????
I'm not good at English but I have not made those mistakes anymore. It's easy to understand any word you say in English, I love your videos, keep it up!
This was a great class! Thanks! I became "happy" I was in doubt in 2 items: 9.99999 and 10.
Thanks for teaching!
Now I know that I made mistakes with ,,gossips" and ,,persons" many times 😂
It sounds like your interests revolve around gossip about people lol.
Great video, Ally! Thanks. Apparently I do very well, but the “an advice” will always be in my heart. To Portuguese native speakers, “an advice” “a doubt” “an information” are super common mistakes.
You really the best teacher ...I don't want to miss your class...👍👍👍
Coxinha é vida! 🇧🇷
Love ya! ❤️
Kmbuj7jijonjhhknjbgjnijojjhkjou, jpjpippbbkbujjojo km un llamo klkoklkomklkokkkkllj Lnen? ?..mmjkmmmmnjokooip
Que es coxinha? Soy de Argentina
@@veronica21 Coxinha és un canapé típico de Brasil. Se lo hace con harina blanca y el relleno con pollo desmenuzado.
Yes i want tu coshina!
Definitely the best teacher. Regards from Rio De Janeiro.
My student.
What he meant: We are going to spend our holidays with my sister-in-law.
What he said: We are going to spend our holidays in my sister-in-law.
Well... What if he said it right?
Well, I can see that error. But if all of them are going to/on the same holiday, it's holiday, no s. But if they're going on separate holidays you use the s.
I have been making some of these mistakes. But after watching your class It’s been corrected. I’d really appreciate that . Keep doing . Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
As about 5th mistake, in spanish language when we are talking about something, like bus, we don´t use any prepositions (esperando el bus), BUT we put preposition "a" when we are talking about somebody (esperando a mi amigo). Sorry, if i´m wrong.
Coxinha! 🇧🇷 Glad I don't make any of these mistakes, as always, thanks Aly, you're awesome!
As brazilian we use commas where in English they don't use.
Aly could give us a lesson about the use of commas 😉
Vocês já perceberam que não importa o nicho, sempre tem um Br lá? Kkkkk
@@josueoliver96 Verdade....kkkkk.
@Anna FranciscaSu portugués és perfecto!! Diferente de mi español ... :-(
What is coxinha?
Lol You're the best British English-Paisa teacher 🤩
Gracias parcerita 🇨🇴❤️
Dear Sir, If british don't express much there any emotions, but you are so good to express any kind of emotions and feelings. How and where from would you get that extraordinary talent?
Wow, I had the feel that something wasn't completely ok with "it/he/she wanna" Because I thought that if it means "want to" really could it mean "wantS to"? Was a doubt for me till today when you made it crystal clear! Thanks.
So it should be
What is love?
Baby, don't hurt me
Don't hurt, me anymore
Baby, don't hurt me
Don't hurt, me anymore
What is love? Yeah
The same double negation in "we don't need no education, we don't need no thought control"
@@naamidaa "I can't get no satisfaction" as prime example
LOL 🤣
I did😂😂sometimes I say " more easier" Thank you so much for your video, very useful. 😊😊😊
What if you say "it's much more easier"
That's the problem! We started to hear so many people saying wrong things, that we just don't know what is correct or not, and then start to repeat the same mistakes.
I don't have a perfect English, that's why I love your videos!
PS: you are very cute!
In Slavic languages (e.g. Polish) we use passive voice to speak more officially. We practically do not use it in everyday coversations. And that's why we've a lot of problems with point 6.
I didn't make any of these mistakes except one, using "wanna" for the third person, thank you for perfecting my English
We need to say to you something, me and 1.16 million people feel so thankful and not bored watching your videos, because what you do called benefits.
Please tell me if I made a mistake
Thank you for the english lessons. I am mexican guy and I try to learn your language by myself, and you teach an easier way (let me know if I got a good grammar)
I've been making some of them!! But you helped me to be aware of them! Thank you so much :)
Ele é fã de brasileiros e comida brasileira tbm!
When I tried to correct those kind of mistakes, some of my friends always say "who care with that..."
haha...soo sad
Who cares
@@renekotlar8781 :D:D:D maybe its what his/her friends say (y)
kovam1234 ok,just keep learning english language
@Reyhand Dika My friend? yup . . .
You should care because they are actually annoying.
Your friends are not good at English, and that is why they don't feel that.
Thank god....I dnt make any of these mistakes....but you are an amazing teacher, I learnt the majority of the british pronounciation from ur channel..
Great way of explanation. New things for me were - person - people, gossip - pieces of gossip. Thanks a lot!
"We don't need no education ..." :-D
+100 for the reference to "Esperando El bus" XD
I want to learn more of course!!
But I have to tell you that those common mistakes are far away in my past! But te the thing about this mistakes is that we made them without noticing , so my recommendations for everyone is that in order to spot the mistake you Guys need to learn listening to yourself while speaking. Well that helped me.
That's why it's very important to read more books as much as you can. Not just books but even articles online that are edited by English professionals.
I miss your three students in the previous video😣
"I won’t tell anyone, I promise."🤣🤣
I'd like to ask you. I'm English teacher too, but I'm Indonesian. I always teach my students about the differences between uncontable and countable nouns. One of them is that uncountable things can be separated into pieces or shared but the names of the things don't change, for example water, meat, etc. Whereas countable things can be separated into pieces and shared but the names change, for example chairs, if we cut and separate each part of the chair, it's not chair anymore. Is my explanation correct?
Yeah totally
Yes, I have been making some of these mistakes. Thanks for this!
i just realized my mistake bout “wanna” lol
You are the best English teacher ever!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥰 THANK YOU!
I did it, you're right, thanks for teaching us, please make more videos about this.
In the 5th mistake, could I say "I've been waiting for you?"
only if you still are waiting for tha person
Yes, it is correct.
For example, "I have been waiting for you for 20 minutes"
Yes.
What if he just arrived? Could we say I had been waiting for you before you arrived instead of was waiting for you
@@kattodoggo3868 You can also say it if a person just showed up
Oh my god! I really loved the part of the Colombian song. Thank you so much for including it. I'm from Colombia and it's not common to see it in an European video.
Aside being an English teacher, are you also an artist? Thanks for this great lesson.
Your Chanel is just cool. I understand more here than in classrooms. Ils more easy listening, but to speaking correctly is another thing.. Thanks.
I have a question when we have to use "a" and "an"?
If the word starts with a vowel then you use an. If the word starts with a consonant then you use a
I'm Russian and I also hate people talk English with rough Russian accent! Sounds like: "I don't need English class, my grandma is perfect))" Aha
Vad Dem знаешь,люди не идеальны. Может не стоит ненавидеть их за то,что они говорят с акцентом
@@BeardedMIchael русский акцент только русские не любят, всем остальным он до лампочки. Главное - это произношение, ну и грамматика, конечно, иначе тебя или не поймут, или неправильно поймут
Всем глубоко насрать на акцент. Он только помогает завязать разговор и располагает носителей языка к себе.
What about uncountable/countable nouns such as language, money, water, communication and people? These words sometimes take a plural form, which are quite confusing.
Probably you are the best english language teacher on YT :) Good job
You have helped me a lot with your classes. I’m new in England and it’s being very important for me.
Thank you very much.
I’d like to watch a class about British accent. 😊
I'll make some more!
Learn English with Papa Teach Me thank very much! 😊😊
this one is really good, personally i don't think about that kind of stuff very much, because i usually use what i have read in the books or heard in movies/shows, usually it's right. sometimes it's not) i definitely did a person/people mistake, somehow it was make sense for me if i talk about some particular human beings near me to call them "8 persons", like it's kind of countable number) of course it's always "people" in case of huge crowd. I like the part about "very much dogs", it is actually so common and with russians that happens because in russian you can actually make a sentence putting the words however you like in almost every case if you talk casually, but the language rules are pretty common, theres a basic right order of words in sentence: (who?) I (what i do?) like (what do i like?) dogs (how much?) very much - this does make perfect sense even if you translate it to russian word by word or if you really think about what you are saying, about the meaning of words however some people just translate the words in their minds)
Thank you! Didn't know about persons and wanna.
I've done them all! And I am still doing some of them...
The one error I really struggle with is using do/make... I keep asking my work colleagues to make me a favour... really embarrassing, I know... I am aware of the difference but I just realize AFTER saying it! 😱
I never feel boring of your video It's gives me more confidence.. thanks for it and i appreciate you so much...
You are the best teacher in the world I learnt a lot of information from you I speak properly as well 🌹
I love the way you explain.....Thanks for this video and your creativity. Keep doing.
I am from Argentina and I laughed a lot with the Latin part. excellent lessons. Thank you PAPA ENGLISH.
Well done. Have you ever made a video about conversion between a host and a guest at home?
Could you please make a video about invitations, Making Requests and Expressing Gratitude??????
Many thanks, I find this video really useful. The world needs more teachers or language coaches like you. Your channel is so captivating mainly because of your sense of humour. I wish my English and German teachers were at least a bit funny.
You really identify main point people usually mistakes I learned here
Thank you for this informative lesson.
I have a question about uncountable nouns.
How does one order bread in bakery?
I think that "Can I have two breads?" is incorrect. Please, correct me if I'm wrong.
"Can I have two pieces of bread?" is not correct either, when you want to buy two loafs of uncut bread and not slices of it.
"Can I have some bread?" is too vague.
Is "can I have two loafs of bread?" the best option? The last one sounds a bit unnatural. So I'm out of the options :-)
You are amazing!!! The best professor I have ever seen!!!! I make a lot of mistakes, my English is a mess, but now I know what mistakes I can avoid
You are an awesome tutor ever!!! Your emotions, acting, animation and very clear explanations are very catching!!! You are perfect, my ideal of a true teacher! I'm watching all your videos with great pleasure and desire! Thank you so much!!!
Best wishes from Ukraine)
Thanks for your active teaching . You are great.
Can we have a video which teaches us when and where to use some typical words like "worth", "owe" and som grammer mistakes?
Look man I don't really say that's alot but you're the best teacher that I ever seen
Thanks so much
And that's why you are one of my fav teachers.....
I Always use "want to" for he she it and lost not missed, i understand now thanks papa english..
graeat videos man! , I'm learning and having fun! 😁, I'm not a native speaker and I realized that I don't make any of those mistakes but I never heard the line "A piece of advice" and sounds weird I like to say "I want to give you some advice"
Thank you for teaching me those!
Dear Papa,
Actually, It is a pleasure to watch your significant videos.
"Birds of a feather flock together" so we hope tobe your birds forever :)
Finally, I wish "break a leg" either to all negative people or any contempts.
best regards
Abdou
Thenk you a million,You is kool teacher,l like your lessons.
Thank you for your these grammar teacher ..It's helpful for me
Your way of teaching is excellent, sometimes I even forgot that I'm watching you in a video.
I SAW YOUR CLASS IT WAS REALLY REALLY GOOD Im learning something with you you are amazing