Thank you soo much Sir! I'm Raymond Gomez from Philippines and i would like to say that i have been learning a lot by watching your videos . You're such a great teacher .
We admire you, Sir. People like you create a passion for learning. I am waiting for more lectures from you with the likes of finite and non-finite verbs, modals, and so on and so forth. Love from New York, and yeah, God bless you. May you come back soon.
You are a great teacher. I kept a promise to myself that I would definitely watch each and every video of yours and I am sending it to others also. You are a great teacher.
I bet there is no other better way to teach this subject. So detailed, so classified and so comprehensive as always. God bless you. Many thanks from Iran.
WOW! I don’t have the words to express how awesome you are, I have never come across someone before who is so explicit in explaining. Everyone will gain a good foundation of the English language because of you. Kudos!
sir,your way of explaining grammar topics is excellent.i am much inclined towards your way of teaching.also,there's a request from my side:-keep creating such amazing content about english grammar as well as for english language.
Dear Sir,My name is Pam.Last year I moved from Myanmar to US.I'm big fun of you.Now I learning ESL .I really appreciate your work and I love all your lesson.I request you sentence structure and connecting words.
You’re the only one Indian teacher I’ve watched that has a very good American accent. Thanks teacher I’ve seen a lot of your English lessons you are really the best🥳🤩
Hi, I am Aniruddha, thanks for your english learning videos...it's helping me in numerous ways...I would like to understand the use of would, would have and would have been...
Thank you for all these wonderful lessons. I've a question.Which of the following sentence is correct? If everyone starts using public transport then there would be very less traffic on the roads. If everyone starts using public transport then there will be very less traffic on the roads. If everyone started using public transport then there would be very less traffic on the roads.
Excellent lesson and Super teaching. Could you kindly take a lesson on Vocabulary? I mean using new vocabulary words how to make sentences out of it. Example; if we learned a new vocabulary, which is noun,verb, adjective or adverb , how i can make sentences out of the neweley learned the vocabulary. Implode verb Audacity - noun Confined - Adjective
Dear teacher, my name is Jacky and I have always been watching your video lessons for umpteen time. They are so helpful and have helped me in order to get better my English. However, I have a massive problem with PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES I do not really understand how and when to use them so that I kindly question you if you would be able to make a video with respect to it, please? thank yuo in advance!
So nice teaching. Despite your busy schedule you still take your time out and response all our quires. Its appreciable. Thank you so much for giving your efforts to elevate us
Thank you for this lesson! I have a few questions: when someone tells me about his past experience, can I say for example "If I were you, I would've felt the same"? In other words, can I mix the 2nd and 3rd conditionals? Or, should I say " If I had been you, I would've felt the same"? Which one sounds better? Thanking you in advance!
If I were you I would have felt the same (this mix means that the situation won't never happen because of the condition which is true or you won't never become "this person" ) so you can not mix both in this case So you can not mix the condt with this sentence
'If I were you', which you never would've been it's unreal to begin with.. That's why you can used mixed condition.. which is If I were you, I would've felt the same..
Hi sir, you've clearly explained everything. Fabulous teaching. I have a doubt. Can I say If u could refer me, it would be very helpful. (Condition clause which tense sir? ). If u could refer me, it will be very helpful. Can we mix unreal and real conditionals in mixed conditionals sir? Are the above 2 sentences correct? If not, please correct them sir.
It'd be nice if you made a lesson on where to use "going to" instead of "will" because I have observed people using "going to" more often than "will" in conversations.
excellent class sir please clearify both sentences 1 we have taken lot of knowledge from you 2 we have been taken lot of knowledge from you. both can be used for same meaning
Dear sir! I'm fan of yours. My name is also Ganesh. And I am really interested to know the English grammar. And I really appreciate your work and I love all your videos. Thanks a lot. Sir! I've a request, will you post some videos on transformation of sentences, like simple to complex or complex to compound that will be great help. once again.... thank you sir!
Sir,you are doing a great job.we are watching your videos from Gilgit Baltistan, pakistan.Kindly make videos on english essay writing.We are waiting sir.About 60% of studentents in my university are your fans.they deman this.
My name is Nôor, "What I'ld like to request you to give us phrasal verbs," I saw several teachers explaining it , I don't mind them. I'm one of ur funs and any lessons you prepose on TH-cam mostily I rewrote my text-book, keep it up
You are indeed an excellent teacher!!!! I have learnt quite a lot. Do you have any tips on answering poetry or comprehension type questions? Can you clarify if using lying down vs laying down is correct?
_Lying down_ is normally the correct form, ex: "I don't like lying down on the floor." We use _laying down_ when we're talking about putting something down carefully, ex: "He took his time laying the plates down on the table."
Can I ask at 2:51. I answered the number 2 with "Rob needs to work a lot harder IF he wants to get into a top university", is it called mixed or just a normal conditional?
You didn't use BEEN in any of the sentence but many people does ... So what is correct. Can we use been also in conditional sentences If yes kindly explain with example
'Been' is the past participle of 'be' so it's like any other verb. Ex: 1. "If you had worked hard, you would have gotten promoted." 2. "If you had worked hard, you would have been promoted." Both sentences mean the same thing.
Hello My name is Ella and I would like to thank you for your lessons. Could you please explain the difference between The Future simple and The Future Continuous.
Respected sir i like all your videos immensely since i have deep interest to learn this language i urge you to make a video on important edioms which sounds refined and perfect while speaking.. I want to be a advanced english speaker so thanks alot
Thank you so much for your package on mixed conditionals. It helped me a lot in my preparation for competitive exams. I have one confusion about the use of 'be' verb in second conditionals. What should we use if the subject in the 2nd conditionals are 2nd person/1st person plural/3rd person plural? Should we use 'was' or we have to use 'were'? Please explain sir. Thank u once again. I am MD. SAMIUL ISLAM from West Bengal, INDIA
Sir, i request you to make a video on Voice and narration and when we use such kind of sentences in our daily life. This is Aakash Jojo from Delhi, India.
Thanks teacher for the class! I have a question, why do you say that this line "If Arjun were a smart investor ....." is present ? and that " If I didn't have so much homework....." is present too? Aren't they past tense ideas ? Thanks for your answer!
Hi Olivia, you are correct: they use the past tense. But in conditionals, when we use the past tense, it simply means that it is an imaginary situation. That is, the situation is the OPPOSITE of reality. So when I say "If I didn't have so much homework..." - it means "I have a lot of homework". When I say "If Arjung were a smart investor...", immediately you know that it is the opposite of reality. So what is the reality? The reality is Arjun is NOT smart. So let me ask you a question: If I say "If my grandfather were still alive, he would be proud of me" - what do you understand by this sentence?
Dear Sir, I watch all your lessons whenever I needed. All those lessons are very useful to me. I also recommended the lessons to my friends. Now, I am currently in China, working at University.
Great lesson Help me with this- If someone had done something already then can we say that-if i were you,i wouldn't have done that(bcz he has already done that work) 2,)if u were a graduate,i would give you a better package(is this sentence correct-tell me its meaning) 3,) just help me with would have and would have been .i often get confused between the two.give me example Hoping for a quick reply ☺
Hi Henry, (1) & (2) are both correct. (2) means "You are not a graduate so I'm not giving you this regular package (not the better package)." 'Would have been' is the same as 'would have' + any other verb. It just uses 'be' as the verb. Ex: 1. If he had worked harder, he would have gotten a promotion. 2. If he had worked harder, he would have gotten promoted. 3. If he had worked harder, he would have been promoted. All of these mean the same thing.
Learn English Lab sir i dont why i often get confused with the use of "been".in your last sentence yiu've used would have been bcz he is getting promition by someone.you haven"t use the name of person thatsy you've used that.please clarify😐
It's in the passive voice, Henry. You can mention 'by the boss' or 'by the management' or something like that if you want. Ex: 1. If he had worked harder, he would have been promoted by the management. (passive) 2. If he had worked harder, the management would have promoted him. (active) Both mean the same thing.
First of all let me thank u for this video it has helped me a little but am still bit confused about how to use to conditional, my question is, is it possible to say that ''If it weren't you, I wouldn't have been on the right track'' I mean the person passed away and you want to thank him what he had done for you is it possible to say it that way??? Plz I need a quick reply now plz cause am bit mixed up I just want to write smt but I don't know which form to apply
Pls sir explain it to me: @ 6:13 number 4 would be If I had won the lottery, I would’ve quitted my job. According to unreal conditional past form ? Quitted my job or quit my job ?
Dear Sir, I am learning a lot from your lessons. But I am studying law and I need to be extra careful with my words and sentences. I am not very good at that. can you please suggest me any books which can help me to improve those areas and also vocabulary. Thank you. I will wait for your answer.
Hi Pallavi, I think that any specific books that claim to make you more articulate will be less helpful. My English was not always as good as it is now. The way that I was able to build my vocabulary and also become more precise in my speaking and writing was to read for at least 3 hours a day. I still do this and I recommend developing this habit. This should be on top of any reading that you do as part of your studies. If three hours is too much, I suggest reading for at least two hours on topics not connected to your main subject. Have a look at this lesson: *1 Simple Method to Build a Powerful Vocabulary:* th-cam.com/video/cJkNIU_dVaA/w-d-xo.html :)
Hello ganesh , hope you are fine . Is this correct to write" If a fire should break out in one of the flats, the number of floors in the building means that people can become easily trapped on the top floors ,unable to escape the Fire" ? what kind of sentence is this , please guide .
Hello sir, IAM Rafi an english teacher.your videos are very helpful to me and I have been going through.. could you please give me more information on V2 unreal condition..
Could You please suggest max 4000 words vocabulary book ( synonyms n antonyms ,idioms n phrases, phrasal verbs, preposition verbs & simple better n advanced verbs) . Plz give me reply Sir
I'm facing a problem regarding making a conditional sentence. I'm an employee and have money nowadays. But when I was student, at that we had no money and consequently I didn't get to get higher study. (if I had money at time I would be doctor now. If I had money at that time, I would have been a doctor). Is these both conditional sentences correct? Please help me regarding it
Good morning sir I am from India Haryana Palwal Sir you are really doing a great job I want you to create a video on the lesson of Clauses and connectors . I hope you would do it as soon as possible thanking you
Sir, your videos are well comprehensible. Could you please make a video on hypothetical and tentative structures. If you make such a video, it will be more beneficial for me.
Nice very good lesson sir thank you i have one example: If i had said boss to her ,she would be agree. is this correct sentence ? because here would +be + verb is coming After be there should be 3rd from. Every time we are making sentence in which after 'would be' there will be adjective ,can verb comes after 'would be'
Good morning , sir . please upload a video on the conditions when we can use Adverb clause after the subject also . Please make it in great detail . It is sometimes seen in news paper. Note it down. *******
Thank you soo much Sir! I'm Raymond Gomez from Philippines and i would like to say that i have been learning a lot by watching your videos . You're such a great teacher .
We admire you, Sir. People like you create a passion for learning. I am waiting for more lectures from you with the likes of finite and non-finite verbs, modals, and so on and so forth. Love from New York, and yeah, God bless you. May you come back soon.
You are a great teacher. I kept a promise to myself that I would definitely watch each and every video of yours and I am sending it to others also.
You are a great teacher.
I am Gyan from India.
I haven't seen a teacher like you who teaches in such a manner that even a layman can understand easily.
Hats off to you.
I bet there is no other better way to teach this subject. So detailed, so classified and so comprehensive as always. God bless you.
Many thanks from Iran.
I'm very happy to know that you found the lesson helpful, Rana. God bless you too :)
Thank you so much, your explanations and your accent are so clear it's a pleasure to listen your videos!
WOW! I don’t have the words to express how awesome you are, I have never come across someone before who is so explicit in explaining. Everyone will gain a good foundation of the English language because of you. Kudos!
Thanks for your wonderful teaching of conditional which is a bit confusing
My you please sir help me to do a video of the passive voice and active voice i am struggling to catch up on it
This is all I needed, I didn't know how to use mixed conditions. Thank you so much for this informative video, you have solved my biggest problem:)
I'm happy to hear that, Gulandana. Cheers :)
I am happy to hear that
sir,your way of explaining grammar topics is excellent.i am much inclined towards your way of teaching.also,there's a request from my side:-keep creating such amazing content about english grammar as well as for english language.
Your way of teaching is just awesome 😊
Dear Sir,My name is Pam.Last year I moved from Myanmar to US.I'm big fun of you.Now I learning ESL .I really appreciate your work and I love all your lesson.I request you sentence structure and connecting words.
You’re the only one Indian teacher I’ve watched that has a very good American accent. Thanks teacher I’ve seen a lot of your English lessons you are really the best🥳🤩
I love your style of teaching and delivering sentences
Great teacher ,great explanation as usual ,and great lesson ;thank you so very much !!!
In every lesson you add a slight touch of humour, I really like it , coming to grammar videos I watch only and only and only ganesh's
You are the man bro! Thanks for your efforts and teaching 🙏
Hi, I am Aniruddha, thanks for your english learning videos...it's helping me in numerous ways...I would like to understand the use of would, would have and would have been...
These videos are awesome. I have gone through N number of videos but your videos are so simplistic.Really appreciate your work!
Hello sir
I am modaser from Afghanistan and I am so glad to have you with myself thanks for your nice teaching
Thank you for all these wonderful lessons. I've a question.Which of the following sentence is correct?
If everyone starts using public transport then there would be very less traffic on the roads.
If everyone starts using public transport then there will be very less traffic on the roads.
If everyone started using public transport then there would be very less traffic on the roads.
2 & 3 can be correct depending on the situation. 2 indicates a real possibility and 3 is a hypothetical situation.
Learn English Lab Thank you sir. :)
Excellent lesson and Super teaching. Could you kindly take a lesson on Vocabulary? I mean using new vocabulary words how to make sentences out of it. Example; if we learned a new vocabulary, which is noun,verb, adjective or adverb , how i can make sentences out of the neweley learned the vocabulary.
Implode verb
Audacity - noun
Confined - Adjective
I like how Ganesh can tell all the most necessary information so briefly and so qualitatively.
I've got confused about this before. Thanks to you, now I got it.
Dear teacher, my name is Jacky and I have always been watching your video lessons for umpteen time. They are so helpful and have helped me in order to get better my English. However, I have a massive problem with PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES I do not really understand how and when to use them so that I kindly question you if you would be able to make a video with respect to it, please?
thank yuo in advance!
So nice teaching. Despite your busy schedule you still take your time out and response all our quires. Its appreciable. Thank you so much for giving your efforts to elevate us
Thank you for this lesson! I have a few questions: when someone tells me about his past experience, can I say for example "If I were you, I would've felt the same"? In other words, can I mix the 2nd and 3rd conditionals? Or, should I say " If I had been you, I would've felt the same"? Which one sounds better? Thanking you in advance!
"If I were you" is better because that's not specific to the past. Yes, you can mix the conditionals that way :)
If I were you I would have felt the same (this mix means that the situation won't never happen because of the condition which is true or you won't never become "this person" ) so you can not mix both in this case
So you can not mix the condt with this sentence
'If I were you', which you never would've been it's unreal to begin with.. That's why you can used mixed condition.. which is
If I were you, I would've felt the same..
Please explain about had + past participles deeply
If anyone in this world want to learn English see your video sir I don't think in this TH-cam channel will be better than you keep it up sir
your lessons and the way your teaching superb
Thank you sir for explaining in detail 👍🙏
Am improving my english with the help of your lessons.... Thanks brother
Sir i had seen multiple videos on conditional senteces before this but i could not grasp the concept.amazing sir
Thank you for the inputs, if possible, a lesson on compliments, to infinitives is appreciated
Hi sir, you've clearly explained everything. Fabulous teaching.
I have a doubt.
Can I say
If u could refer me, it would be very helpful. (Condition clause which tense sir? ).
If u could refer me, it will be very helpful.
Can we mix unreal and real conditionals in mixed conditionals sir?
Are the above 2 sentences correct?
If not, please correct them sir.
Whenever , whatever the grammar sessions I don’t understand,
When I see ur lessons I am really getting a clear explanation sir
Thank u
the Video was skipped to the next but I came back instantly just to give a deserving like.. So much grateful for these classes!
It'd be nice if you made a lesson on where to use "going to" instead of "will" because I have observed people using "going to" more often than "will" in conversations.
Excellent lesson.Thank you so much sir.
excellent class sir please clearify both sentences 1 we have taken lot of knowledge from you 2 we have been taken lot of knowledge from you. both can be used for same meaning
I would not use "taken" here; instead "received" is better. So, "We have received..." is correct.
Hello there! Would you help me in explaining how should we decide which type of Conditional clause is used you combine two sentences?
Dear sir! I'm fan of yours. My name is also Ganesh. And I am really interested to know the English grammar. And I really appreciate your work and I love all your videos. Thanks a lot.
Sir! I've a request, will you post some videos on transformation of sentences, like simple to complex or complex to compound that will be great help. once again.... thank you sir!
Hi Ganesh, I'm happy to hear that you are finding my lessons helpful. I will be making videos on the different sentence types soon :)
Hey, I am Vamuyan A. Kromah, from Monrovia, Liberia. I would like you teaching us dangling, and misplaced modifiers. Thank you.
Sir,you are doing a great job.we are watching your videos from Gilgit Baltistan, pakistan.Kindly make videos on english essay writing.We are waiting sir.About 60% of studentents in my university are your fans.they deman this.
I request you please make the lessons on how to reduce the adjective clauses into the adjective phrase. I want to improve my writing skills.
My name is Nôor, "What I'ld like to request you to give us phrasal verbs," I saw several teachers explaining it , I don't mind them. I'm one of ur funs and any lessons you prepose on TH-cam mostily I rewrote my text-book, keep it up
Hi Nôor, I'm happy to hear that you are finding my videos useful. I will be making lessons on phrasal verbs soon :)
You are indeed an excellent teacher!!!! I have learnt quite a lot. Do you have any tips on answering poetry or comprehension type questions? Can you clarify if using lying down vs laying down is correct?
_Lying down_ is normally the correct form, ex: "I don't like lying down on the floor." We use _laying down_ when we're talking about putting something down carefully, ex: "He took his time laying the plates down on the table."
@@LearnEnglishLab Much appreciated.
I really like watching yours Videos and learning from them. Could you do a Video about future in past? I really appreciated that. Greetings from Spain
Can I ask at 2:51. I answered the number 2 with "Rob needs to work a lot harder IF he wants to get into a top university", is it called mixed or just a normal conditional?
Thanks for all your lessons and I enjoy these a lot. It will be helpful if you kindly upload a lesson on perfect infinitive elaborately.
So much helpful dear Sir.
With respect, I need a video on active and passive voice and their rules with each tense.
You didn't use BEEN in any of the sentence but many people does ... So what is correct. Can we use been also in conditional sentences
If yes kindly explain with example
'Been' is the past participle of 'be' so it's like any other verb. Ex:
1. "If you had worked hard, you would have gotten promoted."
2. "If you had worked hard, you would have been promoted."
Both sentences mean the same thing.
Hello My name is Ella and I would like to thank you for your lessons. Could you please explain the difference between The Future simple and The Future Continuous.
Hi Ella, thank you for sending in your request. I have been planning to do that lesson. I will let you know when it is ready :)
There's a question to you. I would like to know if how would backshift "every day" into Reported speech.
Thank you very much! It will be good if you explain in details about 'either' and 'neither'
Thank you for the comment. I will work on that topic :)
Could u make a lot of videos regarding ielts .please?🙏🙏
Respected sir i like all your videos immensely since i have deep interest to learn this language i urge you to make a video on important edioms which sounds refined and perfect while speaking.. I want to be a advanced english speaker so thanks alot
Awesome .... Thanks a ton. If i had not viewed this lesson i would have not got the the real knowledge about the Conditionals.
Nice one! Let me suggest a small correction: "... I would *not have* got" (not -I would have not got- ) :)
ohh i am sorry sir... typed wrongly.. but learned correctly.
Thank you so much for your package on mixed conditionals. It helped me a lot in my preparation for competitive exams.
I have one confusion about the use of 'be' verb in second conditionals. What should we use if the subject in the 2nd conditionals are 2nd person/1st person plural/3rd person plural? Should we use 'was' or we have to use 'were'? Please explain sir.
Thank u once again.
I am MD. SAMIUL ISLAM from West Bengal, INDIA
Excellent.
Can you tell me the best book to learn condtional sentences ?
Sir, i request you to make a video on Voice and narration and when we use such kind of sentences in our daily life. This is Aakash Jojo from Delhi, India.
Thanks teacher for the class! I have a question, why do you say that this line "If Arjun were a smart investor ....." is present ? and that " If I didn't have so much homework....." is present too? Aren't they past tense ideas ? Thanks for your answer!
Hi Olivia, you are correct: they use the past tense. But in conditionals, when we use the past tense, it simply means that it is an imaginary situation. That is, the situation is the OPPOSITE of reality. So when I say "If I didn't have so much homework..." - it means "I have a lot of homework". When I say "If Arjung were a smart investor...", immediately you know that it is the opposite of reality. So what is the reality? The reality is Arjun is NOT smart. So let me ask you a question:
If I say "If my grandfather were still alive, he would be proud of me" - what do you understand by this sentence?
Hello sir but why we start by past simple and the result in past
If i didnt...
Dear Sir, I watch all your lessons whenever I needed. All those lessons are very useful to me. I also recommended the lessons to my friends. Now, I am currently in China, working at University.
Could you put some emphasis on models used when we tell about past event and what basically mistakes are done
Great lesson
Help me with this-
If someone had done something already then can we say that-if i were you,i wouldn't have done that(bcz he has already done that work)
2,)if u were a graduate,i would give you a better package(is this sentence correct-tell me its meaning)
3,) just help me with would have and would have been .i often get confused between the two.give me example
Hoping for a quick reply ☺
Hi Henry, (1) & (2) are both correct. (2) means "You are not a graduate so I'm not giving you this regular package (not the better package)."
'Would have been' is the same as 'would have' + any other verb. It just uses 'be' as the verb. Ex:
1. If he had worked harder, he would have gotten a promotion.
2. If he had worked harder, he would have gotten promoted.
3. If he had worked harder, he would have been promoted.
All of these mean the same thing.
Learn English Lab sir i dont why i often get confused with the use of "been".in your last sentence yiu've used would have been bcz he is getting promition by someone.you haven"t use the name of person thatsy you've used that.please clarify😐
It's in the passive voice, Henry. You can mention 'by the boss' or 'by the management' or something like that if you want. Ex:
1. If he had worked harder, he would have been promoted by the management. (passive)
2. If he had worked harder, the management would have promoted him. (active)
Both mean the same thing.
First of all let me thank u for this video it has helped me a little but am still bit confused about how to use to conditional, my question is, is it possible to say that ''If it weren't you, I wouldn't have been on the right track'' I mean the person passed away and you want to thank him what he had done for you is it possible to say it that way??? Plz I need a quick reply now plz cause am bit mixed up I just want to write smt but I don't know which form to apply
Great lesson as always, thank you so much! 😊
That's great to hear, Rosa. You're welcome :)
Pls sir explain it to me:
@ 6:13 number 4 would be
If I had won the lottery, I would’ve quitted my job. According to unreal conditional past form ?
Quitted my job or quit my job ?
You are a great teacher.
U r good teacher keep going🖒
You are good at teaching english
Dear Sir, I am learning a lot from your lessons. But I am studying law and I need to be extra careful with my words and sentences. I am not very good at that. can you please suggest me any books which can help me to improve those areas and also vocabulary. Thank you. I will wait for your answer.
Hi Pallavi, I think that any specific books that claim to make you more articulate will be less helpful. My English was not always as good as it is now. The way that I was able to build my vocabulary and also become more precise in my speaking and writing was to read for at least 3 hours a day. I still do this and I recommend developing this habit. This should be on top of any reading that you do as part of your studies. If three hours is too much, I suggest reading for at least two hours on topics not connected to your main subject. Have a look at this lesson:
*1 Simple Method to Build a Powerful Vocabulary:* th-cam.com/video/cJkNIU_dVaA/w-d-xo.html :)
so many thanks ganesh, god bless you .
you are one of the best teachers I known ever.
Thank you.
Hello ganesh , hope you are fine . Is this correct to write" If a fire should break out in one of the flats, the number of floors in the building means that people can become easily trapped on the top floors ,unable to escape the Fire" ? what kind of sentence is this , please guide .
Hello sir, IAM Rafi an english teacher.your videos are very helpful to me and I have been going through.. could you please give me more information on V2 unreal condition..
You are amazing, congratulations.
Sir I want to know about the plural forms of uncountable nouns and collective nouns like water, crowd, people, rain,flood .Please tell us
Thanks for clarifying my doubt. even said that, it requires more practice.
Sir please Make a video Direct and Indirect speech..
Ur accent and way of teaching is mesmerizing 💫
Could You please suggest max 4000 words vocabulary book ( synonyms n antonyms ,idioms n phrases, phrasal verbs, preposition verbs & simple better n advanced verbs) . Plz give me reply Sir
I'm facing a problem regarding making a conditional sentence.
I'm an employee and have money nowadays. But when I was student, at that we had no money and consequently I didn't get to get higher study. (if I had money at time I would be doctor now. If I had money at that time, I would have been a doctor). Is these both conditional sentences correct? Please help me regarding it
Good teacher, great presentation.
Please make a video reduced infinitive and inversion....
Misganaw Nebaw from Addis Ababa 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹Ethiopia
By any chance, if we use "I wasn't" in the 2nd condition instead of the special grammar rule "I weren't", will it be wrong?
Good morning sir I am from India Haryana Palwal Sir you are really doing a great job I want you to create a video on the lesson of Clauses and connectors . I hope you would do it as soon as possible thanking you
Why we are using mixed conditionals in different form? What's the need?
Speachless lecture.....thanks a lot sir.....
I got it all! Very helpful!
Hi can you please explain the second unreal conditionals .I don't know what make them precent or future
Hi sir.. Could you please tell us about participle sentences and nominalised rules and way to remember, for ielts preparation needed thanks
Kindly have a session on Native usages,,I'm Shankar from Karnataka
I am Paul From Dubai. please upload classes for all tenses, direct and indirect speech
Thanks for the comment, Paul. I'm working on those topics :)
Sir, your videos are well comprehensible. Could you please make a video on hypothetical and tentative structures. If you make such a video, it will be more beneficial for me.
Hello Sir.
Appreciate if you can create videos for each tense.
Thank you Soo much for this video bro...💐💐
Nice very good lesson sir thank you i have one example:
If i had said boss to her ,she would be agree.
is this correct sentence ?
because here would +be + verb is coming
After be there should be 3rd from.
Every time we are making sentence in which after 'would be' there will be adjective ,can verb comes after 'would be'
Hi Ali, I'm not able to understand the meaning of the sentence - can you explain?
Sir Please discuss this type of sentence 👉 I will be a doctor if given a chance. Make me understand the negative of this sentence also.
Sir your work is great, I am akhand Singh from lucknow, I want lecture on past and future tense
Hi Akhand, I'm glad to hear you are finding the videos helpful. All the tense lessons are coming soon :)
Good morning , sir . please upload a video on the conditions when we can use Adverb clause after the subject also . Please make it in great detail . It is sometimes seen in news paper. Note it down. *******