Thank you so much, sir. I had been in search of a channel like this for almost 2-3 months who could provide the distinctions among the available confusing options that convey similar ideas but have subtle differences in their usage. For your this effort, I really appreciate you, sir, and I am your new subscriber. Thank you very much and keep it up.
I don't have a video on dare at the moment but here is one on need. Video link th-cam.com/video/qr0iSTbLIT8/w-d-xo.html Need. It's worth looking at this because it will help you understand 'need' in all its forms.
Sir could you create a video on "whether," "If," and "Is" because I get confused about which one would be more appropriate to use, for example "I don't know "is" "whether" or "if" there any grammatical error in the sentence." Additionally if you could also include linkin words of contrast like "although," "however," and "but," it would be helpful for me.
For a better understanding of 'there is/are' look at this video Video link th-cam.com/video/4sQPcrKvJ9s/w-d-xo.html Whether and if are mostly interchangeable. Whether is used in indirect questions - Ask him whether he can come to the party, but we could use if he can come here. The difference is very subtle as this example shows - 1) Send me an email and tell me whether I must come to the meeting (Email me to tell me whether/if I am to come or not.) 2) Send me an email if I am to come to the meeting. (Send me an email if I am to come, but if I am not to come, don't bother to send an email.)
Hello sir,the sentence like I have to cook for the family daily suggests l am obliged to cook daily and noone does it,and it's repeatative action; not a one time action?right sir?
Good morning, please if i say "" i wish i had never met you " if i want to answer by using only ""neither and either, i was told the write answer would be " me neither " but i wonder why it is not" me either if the main verb "" i wish "" is not negstive ?? Thanks a lot in advance !!
Hello. Sorry, you can’t respond with ‘me neither’ to ‘I wish I had never met you’. This would produce a double negative which generally English grammar does not allow. ‘Either’ used here is also incorrect. An appropriate response would be ‘Me too’! But that is really colloquial and doesn’t have an exact grammar rule I can show you.
I have to go to school tomorrow =I will have to go to school tomorrow =one time action?right? I have to go to school daily =I am obliged to go to school daily?
Hello. Yes I think you are correct. It really depends on what comes next. E.g. 1. I have to go to school tomorrow, so I can’t play football with you. In other words it is my duty to go to school. 2. I will have to go to school tomorrow because I have an exam. You could say this is a one time action. Well done for noticing this important difference.
Four different exercises to practice in such a short video.... wonderful! Thank you.
It's pleasure for me to study English through your instructive video lessons. Thank you!
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Thank you so much, sir. I had been in search of a channel like this for almost 2-3 months who could provide the distinctions among the available confusing options that convey similar ideas but have subtle differences in their usage. For your this effort, I really appreciate you, sir, and I am your new subscriber. Thank you very much and keep it up.
Could you please create a video on the use need and dare how can we use them correctly as they are semi_modal .
I don't have a video on dare at the moment but here is one on need.
Video link
th-cam.com/video/qr0iSTbLIT8/w-d-xo.html Need. It's worth looking at this because it will help you understand 'need' in all its forms.
Sir could you create a video on "whether," "If," and "Is" because I get confused about which one would be more appropriate to use, for example "I don't know "is" "whether" or "if" there any grammatical error in the sentence." Additionally if you could also include linkin words of contrast like "although," "however," and "but," it would be helpful for me.
For a better understanding of 'there is/are' look at this video Video link
th-cam.com/video/4sQPcrKvJ9s/w-d-xo.html
Whether and if are mostly interchangeable. Whether is used in indirect questions - Ask him whether he can come to the party, but we could use if he can come here. The difference is very subtle as this example shows -
1) Send me an email and tell me whether I must come to the meeting (Email me to tell me whether/if I am to come or not.)
2) Send me an email if I am to come to the meeting. (Send me an email if I am to come, but if I am not to come, don't bother to send an email.)
I have to go vs I will have to go?could please clear it?to me both refers to future.
Hello sir,the sentence like I have to cook for the family daily suggests l am obliged to cook daily and noone does it,and it's repeatative action; not a one time action?right sir?
Correct.
Good morning, please if i say "" i wish i had never met you " if i want to answer by using only ""neither and either, i was told the write answer would be " me neither " but i wonder why it is not" me either if the main verb "" i wish "" is not negstive ?? Thanks a lot in advance !!
Hello. Sorry, you can’t respond with ‘me neither’ to ‘I wish I had never met you’. This would produce a double negative which generally English grammar does not allow. ‘Either’ used here is also incorrect. An appropriate response would be ‘Me too’! But that is really colloquial and doesn’t have an exact grammar rule I can show you.
I have to go to school tomorrow =I will have to go to school tomorrow =one time action?right? I have to go to school daily =I am obliged to go to school daily?
Hello. Yes I think you are correct. It really depends on what comes next. E.g. 1. I have to go to school tomorrow, so I can’t play football with you. In other words it is my duty to go to school. 2. I will have to go to school tomorrow because I have an exam. You could say this is a one time action. Well done for noticing this important difference.