Hi Greg!! You're an inspiration!! I found you on TH-cam just a couple of days ago and I love it!!! I'm going to recommend your channel to all my students!! Congrats from valencia, Spain.
Hi Greg. This morning, I have just finished watching all your videos posted on TH-cam so far. I have given thumbs up to all of them. This means 297 thumbs up
Hi!! This is absolutely amazing!!! What dedication to learning English 👏👏👏 And I can't believe anyone has the patience to watch all of my 297 videos!!! You're a star! 😀
I never thought of using "Would" in the past tense, ok with conditional, or asking something in a polite way, but in the past tense? I always use "used to" Greg this is the 3r day I've been watching your videos and I have learned so many things..., thank you, you explain your lessons in such an easy way that I would like to learn with you
Thank you, dude. At last I got the difference between WOULD and USED TO in the past. Since we can replace WOULD in the past with USED TO I will not use WOULD in the past until my English levels up.
Great explanation greg. It was always confusing me with used to and would. I watched many videos, it didn’t helped me. But your explanation is very helpful and I could understand it clearly. Thank you greg.
You are a wonderful teacher, I am delighted to listen to your explanations. Although I am pretty fluent in English, I am still learning from you. And I just realized I never use shall... I wonder if you have any videos about it 🤔
Hi Greg. So do you mean that “I used to go to Liverpool” and “I would go to Liverpool” mean completely the same? Well, I thought that the second one is the part of the Second Conditional like “I would go to Liverpool if I had time today” for example.
Hi Greg. I would love you to make a video explaining “question tags”; especially in sentences where several vebs appear. I often times have doubts about which question tag to use because there are more than one verb or the sentence is a bit long and confusing. Thanks ever so much
Thanks for a great lesson! I have one question: Can we use "would" in negative sentences when we talk about past habits? For example, when I was a kid, I would never have a nap but now I do.
Hello Greg. I have a question,please. I have read this rule in a grammar book : "And we use "used to", not "would", to talk about regular and important habitual behaviour." - Robert used to play a lot of football. (Not Robert would play...)The end. I don't understand what "important habitual behaviour" means . And why can't we use "would" in this example? Could you please answer my questions?
Hello Professor Thank you so much for your interesting information about English, i do appreciate your job. I wish you peace and happness under the sky of prosperity. All the best. Take care and have a good time. Your Student from Algeria
The conclusion that I have come to is that we'd better use only 'used to" in all the situations and we can forget about that 'would" in those situations
Thank you for improving my English. Could you make a video on the difference between "store" and "shop"? I get that store is a place you go to buy things. Shop is also so. But also a place you craft/work as a craftsman. When to use which word? Does it have to do with the size of the "sales place"? Or if they sell one type or more types of items? Or maybe it is about dialects?
Hi Greg, thaaaaaank you amazing and very useful video!!. I have a question please .. i hear people saying for example ( when you’ve got to the point let me know ) and ( when you get to the point let me know) and was a bit confusing to use past participle .. it would be great if there is a video about it
I’ve heard in the movie that, as I understood it, “would” is used instead of will to describe future in the past. Sort of: one year ago I thought I would study law” or “he told me yesterday that he would go there alone” My question is why “would” but not “will”? It’s a rule or they may be used interchangeably?
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Dear Sir Greg,it is very informative and useful and pin point explanation. Request you please make an explanative video on PUNCTUATION I.e. apostrophes, semicolon etc..Lot of love from India 🇮🇳
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Thank you Mr Greg.
It's good to see you back🤝
Keep teaching the masses we really appreciate that.
Hi Greg!! You're an inspiration!! I found you on TH-cam just a couple of days ago and I love it!!! I'm going to recommend your channel to all my students!! Congrats from valencia, Spain.
Ah, thanks Gracia!! 😀
Hi Greg. This morning, I have just finished watching all your videos posted on TH-cam so far. I have given thumbs up to all of them. This means 297 thumbs up
Hi!! This is absolutely amazing!!! What dedication to learning English 👏👏👏 And I can't believe anyone has the patience to watch all of my 297 videos!!! You're a star! 😀
What is amazing about your lessons is the way you max out our potential and I really appreciate ! We feel more confident and less dumb...😊
Thanks Cyrille 😊
Thanks Greg, the best English teacher ever. 👍👍👍
I never thought of using "Would" in the past tense, ok with conditional, or asking something in a polite way, but in the past tense? I always use "used to"
Greg this is the 3r day I've been watching your videos and I have learned so many things..., thank you, you explain your lessons in such an easy way that I would like to learn with you
Hi Greg,
not only PERFECT pronunciation, but also very precise and clear explanation.
Please, keep this strategy in the future.
Great description! I knew the both verbs can be used for actions in the past, but I didn't know about the difference in their meanings.
You are the best, short video with more advices thanks 👍
You are the best English teacher on TH-cam 👍
Greg, You're really genius and your way of explaining English language items is unique.
You're the best teacher.
Sir you are really a fabulous teacher and the way you teaches is one of the best way of teaching English thank you sir thank you
Thank you, dude. At last I got the difference between WOULD and USED TO in the past. Since we can replace WOULD in the past with USED TO I will not use WOULD in the past until my English levels up.
Thanks Greg for your usefull material, now i understand much more.
Great explanation greg. It was always confusing me with used to and would. I watched many videos, it didn’t helped me. But your explanation is very helpful and I could understand it clearly. Thank you greg.
I have understood the differences between using used to and would after 10 videos :) Thank you 🙏 it is great explanation 💪
Really good to know English language structurally with Mr. Greg…
wow , what a great lesson . blessed to be here to watch this lesson . my doubts are clear. thank you sir . May ancient of days bless you !
You have a great explaination how to use this word. Very easy to pick up..thank lot ...blessings always be upon you.
Thank you for sharing .
Easy & clear. I can manage would much better now. Thanks You Greg.
You are a wonderful teacher, I am delighted to listen to your explanations. Although I am pretty fluent in English, I am still learning from you. And I just realized I never use shall... I wonder if you have any videos about it 🤔
A brave and excellent teacher
Hi Greg. So do you mean that “I used to go to Liverpool” and “I would go to Liverpool” mean completely the same? Well, I thought that the second one is the part of the Second Conditional like “I would go to Liverpool if I had time today” for example.
Hi Greg. I would love you to make a video explaining “question tags”; especially in sentences where several vebs appear. I often times have doubts about which question tag to use because there are more than one verb or the sentence is a bit long and confusing.
Thanks ever so much
Great lesson! Thanks!
Thank youuuuuuu , finally I got it , I’m so happy for that 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Many thanks for your explanation it was clearly and essentially for me taking the toefl exam soon. Keep it rolling!
The best video ever on 'would'. Pl. do a video on 'As if' and 'Let alone'.
You're absolutely amazing! A massive thank you.
Wonderful teacher
Thank you for these grammar videos! They are excellent!
Learned something different today, thank you!!!
It is a pleasure to listen to you! It's the best way for me to improve my English. Thank you for your lessons!
Hola, me gustan mucho sus clases de inglés, gracias!!
I like your way of teaching thank you so much for your help and support me in this subject 🎉❤
Just wanted to tell you that I'm in love with your videos and the way you explain grammar ❤
Thanks for a great lesson! I have one question: Can we use "would" in negative sentences when we talk about past habits? For example, when I was a kid, I would never have a nap but now I do.
Hello Greg. I have a question,please.
I have read this rule in a grammar book : "And we use "used to", not "would", to talk about regular and important habitual behaviour."
- Robert used to play a lot of football. (Not Robert would play...)The end.
I don't understand what "important habitual behaviour" means .
And why can't we use "would" in this example?
Could you please answer my questions?
Greg you are such a big help! Thank you 😘
Excellent coverage
Hello Greg. If you could throw some light over the use and usage of Day won the Decision and the Day Took over the Decision. Thank you.
Great explanation teacher I just didn’t know when to use would
I love creators of grammar vids!
thank you sir wonderful teaching.
your student from Afghanistan.
I enjoyed your video, thank you.
Bravo 👏 ! It was a super clear class tks
Ps you have a new subscriber ✌🏻
So good explanation with great examples!You're cool!!!Thank you.
I am motivated to learn English after your explanation thanks a lot
I learned a lot from your videos
another nice video thanks sir Greg and GOD blessed..
Hi Greg, learning English grammar in this way it's very amusing without get bored, and its rules stay stick in my mind
Thank you Greg. I really like your lessons.
Hello Professor
Thank you so much for your interesting information about English, i do appreciate your job. I wish you peace and happness under the sky of prosperity. All the best.
Take care and have a good time.
Your Student from Algeria
Great teacher, great explanation.
The conclusion that I have come to is that we'd better use only 'used to" in all the situations and we can forget about that 'would" in those situations
Спасибо Вам!
Thank you for improving my English. Could you make a video on the difference between "store" and "shop"?
I get that store is a place you go to buy things. Shop is also so. But also a place you craft/work as a craftsman.
When to use which word? Does it have to do with the size of the "sales place"? Or if they sell one type or more types of items? Or maybe it is about dialects?
Normally, "store" as a noun is used more in American English
Hi Greg..I found you on youtube just 3 days ago ..I would love to watch your videos❤️❤️..Thank you so much
Welcome! 😀
Helped me a lot. Very good. Thanks.
I like your videos. Thanks for your tips because I definitely use it. Keep it up.
I am from an Arabic country but i like to speak English
I like your videos
As usual perfect lesson 🙂👍
hehe i just found a gem in youtube, u r amazing at to explain
hello teacher Greg, I suggest you make a perfect video about all kind of passive.
Exellent my teacher
Thanks
Hi Greg, thaaaaaank you amazing and very useful video!!. I have a question please .. i hear people saying for example ( when you’ve got to the point let me know ) and ( when you get to the point let me know) and was a bit confusing to use past participle .. it would be great if there is a video about it
Thank you for videos
Great lesson.
Thank for that!💟
Energetic teacher...kudos to you Sir....pls don't mind in India we pay respect to our teachers by calling them Sir or Ma'am.
Thank you dear Greg it was very useful this video📖📚
So useful and funny! Thank you.
Jolly useful, mate. Thanks 😁
Another very interesting lesson !
Thanks 🤗
Great Greg! That was the best explanation ever (can I say so?) on this topic! Thanks a lot!
Hi greg ! Congratulations for your channel! Would you be so kind to upload a video explaining the use of "the" ? Thank you so much !
I’ve heard in the movie that, as I understood it, “would” is used instead of will to describe future in the past. Sort of: one year ago I thought I would study law” or “he told me yesterday that he would go there alone” My question is why “would” but not “will”? It’s a rule or they may be used interchangeably?
Great sir 👍
You are best thanks a lot
Thank you
when ı teached this subject i found very complicated and hard to comprehend for me but i literally found out this subject i m waiting very curiously for your new information video like this one
Thank you 🙏🏻
Very usefull!!!!
Hey Greg, Is it possible to have a lesson with you? really lile your videos!
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Hi, Greg. Could you explain the difference between 'through' and 'by'? Can they be used interchangeably? Thanks.
Also discuss would for repeated action vs V2
Thanks for your work🤗
Greg, how are you?, please make a video about: ensure, assure, insure, make sure. please please!
waiting for your video my wonderful teacher!
Thankyou
Much appreciated
Great! Thank you💙👍
you are great greg :)
Can you explain about adjektive clause?
That's impeccable
Very good
Dear Sir Greg,it is very informative and useful and pin point explanation. Request you please make an explanative video on PUNCTUATION I.e. apostrophes, semicolon etc..Lot of love from India 🇮🇳
Would you please make a video about future tenses?
Thank you sir 🙏🙏🙏