It is unlikely that Vicki made a "likely story" about the snow and storm in Philadelphia, it all seems to have been true :)) Thank you so much guys, it is always so fun to watch your classes!
You're quite right Borka! That snow storm was real and we grabbed the opportunity to make a video. Jay didn't want to take the camera out because he was worried it would get wet so we shot it with him inside and me on the front door step. He stayed warm and I got cold and wet! Next time I'm writing a script where he goes out and I stay cosy. :-)
It’s (very/highly/extremely/quite) likely that you’ll be back next week. It’s likely to rain today. You’ll be back more than likely. Don’t believe a likely story!
If I ate all those marshmallows, it'd be very likely that my belly would grow like that marshmallow after being cooked in the microwave ; ) Thank so much for the video!
It seems highly likely that Jay ate all the marshmallows! They look very tempting after getting bigger in the microwave :) It'd do it if I were him :) Brilliant as always!
Thank you Thúy Nguyễn. Sadly, Vicki passed away on December 20th of last year. You can see the memorial we produced for her colleagues from around the world on this channel. Her son Tom, his wife Yana (both English teachers) are joining me in making new videos for our channel and we hope you'll find them worthwhile. - Jay
Thanks Mike. When I was a child growing up in the UK, we used the old imperial system for most measurements, but we'd turned metric by the time I moved to the US, so it was a bit odd to change back. Miles were an easy one though because they are still commonly used in the UK. Traffic signs in the UK, for example, still show distances in miles.
Hello Ashish! The snowfall was real. Philly had a LOT of snow last week. We wanted to capture the moment and I wanted Jay to take the camera outside, but he was worried that the moisture would damage it. We came up with a solution where I stood outside on our front door step and he shot the picture inside from inside our living room.
its more than likely ! i will be learn a lot from you both! Thanks for videos ! you are very helpfull ! great lessons!! i like your funny way...i dont like maschines in the airport too haa haaa
Great lesson that I have been waiting for long. But I'm still not sure with the pattern of unlikely. Here are two examples and I wish if you could correct them. i) She is unlikely to come today. ii) It is unlikely that she will come today. which one of the sentences is correct?
Hi Victoria. In terms of meaning there is virtually no difference, so you'd use them in very similar situations. But the constructions we use in sentences with these words are different.
I have a question It's ...likely that this novel will win a literally prize. options: a. totally b. deeply c. strongly d. highly they looks so samiliar. I have no idea which one is correct
I think you meant a 'literary prize." And in that case, the best choice of those you've listed would be "highly likely." We call this combination a collocation - that is, a common combination of words. Thanks for watching - Jay
It's likely that you will fail in the IELTS, due to fact that you don't study enough. It's likely to get 7 band in IELTS if you finish this book. I will pass the exam way more than likely! I do not spend my money for likely incomes. Andd thanks a lot for the lecture (: big and hugeee hugs 🤗🤗
Another great example! Again, a small change: I'm extremely likely... But this is actually a really good mistake to make because we do use 'It's' as a dummy subject in a lot of sentences with likely. For example, you could say 'It's likely that I'll see some Vietnamese learners here.'
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It's very likely that I will improve my English skills by watching Vicky and Jay's amusing videos.
We certainly hope so Flor! Thanks for writing!
I love the teaching of Jay and Vicky. They are very kind. I live them.
Thanks so much Hummed. We delighted to have you with us.
you are amazing!
Thanks Natali. That's most kind of you to say.
It is unlikely that Vicki made a "likely story" about the snow and storm in Philadelphia, it all seems to have been true :))
Thank you so much guys, it is always so fun to watch your classes!
You're quite right Borka! That snow storm was real and we grabbed the opportunity to make a video. Jay didn't want to take the camera out because he was worried it would get wet so we shot it with him inside and me on the front door step. He stayed warm and I got cold and wet! Next time I'm writing a script where he goes out and I stay cosy. :-)
grettings from Barranquilla-Colombia, you guys rock
Miltoner, greetings from Philadelphia. Thanks so much for the kind words.
A lovely and an extremely useful video as always! Thank you very much! Love you both, wonderful people! :)
So glad you liked it Cristina. Thank you so much for the kind words.
Thank you so much. This video is likely that the most useful video I will see about this topic
Good use of 'likely' Norah. Thanks for watching.
It is likely that my English will improve day by day by watching amazing videos of Miss Vicki and Mr Jay
😘❤️🙏🏻
Thank you, Saad Ali! 😃 We are so pleased we can help.
It’s (very/highly/extremely/quite) likely that you’ll be back next week.
It’s likely to rain today.
You’ll be back more than likely.
Don’t believe a likely story!
Great examples, Mollie! And yes, we're expecting to be back next week. In fact we have something rather special lined up.
@@SimpleEnglishVideos It's quite likely you will get 200k very soon Vicky and Jay.
If I ate all those marshmallows, it'd be very likely that my belly would grow like that marshmallow after being cooked in the microwave ; )
Thank so much for the video!
Oh great example Amanda. So glad you liked the video.
- Do you think it’s likely to learn English with Vicki and Jay? + Oh yeah, if you follow them every week!
Ha! Oh this is great Marymar,. We think people will be likely to learn, but of course, you never now.
you are the best teacher, I hope you make more videos about phrasal verbs
حمزة عشوش, I'm sure we will be making more phrasal verb videos. They are so useful, aren't they. Thanks so much for watching.
@@SimpleEnglishVideos yes, they are . i am so happy that you will ; because your way of teaching them isn’t found anywhere
It's very likely that I will see your other videos! Thank you very much!❤
Well done, Полина. Thanks for watching.
it's amazing how much I learn watching your videos. They are fantastic! Thanks
We're so happy to hear that! Thanks marilena0357. :;-)
I'm very likely to learn English a lot with Vicki and Jay!
Ha! Oh we hope that's true Julio - it's what we're working at. :-)
Thank you so much! It is very likely that I will continue following your great channel here ;-)
Ha! Great example Dreamy.
It seems highly likely that Jay ate all the marshmallows! They look very tempting after getting bigger in the microwave :) It'd do it if I were him :) Brilliant as always!
Ha! Yep, that's what I think to Ahmed! He can never resist a marshmallow.
Angeles and I are unlikely to stop watching your videos any time soon!
Ha! That's good to hear Craig. Looking forward to seeing you this summer.
Nice video, thanks a lot!
It´s extremely likely that I´m going to watch your next video, too!
I love this example. It's great to have you with us Wilfried!
Thank you so much, god bless you both for your kind help
You're very welcome Sunil. :-)
Omg that channel is a gift 😍😍😍
That's so kind of you to say Aytac. Thanks for watching.
Your likely stories! I like them!
Ha! That's good to hear. Thanks Victoria. :-)
I really love your couple. Very cute!
Thank you Thúy Nguyễn. Sadly, Vicki passed away on December 20th of last year. You can see the memorial we produced for her colleagues from around the world on this channel. Her son Tom, his wife Yana (both English teachers) are joining me in making new videos for our channel and we hope you'll find them worthwhile. - Jay
good job! I could learn! Thank you
João, we're very pleased this was helpful for you. Thanks for letting us know and thanks for watching our video.
Spring is very likely to come soon in Germany. Thanks for the Video!!
Great example! Yes, I think Germany has seen spring earlier this year, though thankfully Philly has been warming up a little since we shot this video.
I loved the video! Very helpful, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I love to use the word likely. Thank you for the videos! U help alot!
That's great Melinda. So glad you like the videos. :-)
Excellent video!!!! Quite amusing!!!
Wow look at the marshmallow I thought It would melt down !!!!
You both are scientists as well
I cant wait to try it on🙄
Could you explain more about likely ,personally I don't use it
Yeah, we thought that marshmallow was amazing too, Myun.
It's unlikely that you will hit a million sub by 2023, but it's likely that you will receive the love of thousands of students across the globe.
Yes, Pawan. It's the love that counts!
Many thanks,
Regards from Argentina.👍
You are most welcome, Marcelo. Thanks for watching.
Wow , such a useful lesson
Thank you guys
So glad it was useful Haider. Thank you for taking the time to write.
It's highly likely one of the best lesson. Vicky was it hard for you to change to miles instead of kilometers in the States?
Thanks Mike. When I was a child growing up in the UK, we used the old imperial system for most measurements, but we'd turned metric by the time I moved to the US, so it was a bit odd to change back. Miles were an easy one though because they are still commonly used in the UK. Traffic signs in the UK, for example, still show distances in miles.
Thanks for your efforts
You're very welcome Omar.
It's very likely I binge watch your videos !
Beatrice, we are so glad you like them. Enjoy the videos.
Vicki and Jay you 're amazing
I like yours videos
Have a great weekend
Oh thank you so much. So glad you like our videos! Take care and have a great week.
Simple English Videos thanks so much
I am likely to put in practice this expression a lot.
Well put Leo :-)
Thank you!
You're very welcome, Gema.
Another great video. You looks great in this winter dress and you've wore the hat which also enhance your beauty.. Is this a true snowfall??
Hello Ashish! The snowfall was real. Philly had a LOT of snow last week. We wanted to capture the moment and I wanted Jay to take the camera outside, but he was worried that the moisture would damage it. We came up with a solution where I stood outside on our front door step and he shot the picture inside from inside our living room.
Simple English Videos I'm surprised to see the snow fall at this time when summer is coming..
That’s so interesting! I’ve never used “you’re likely to need” before. I’ve always used “you’ll likely need.”
Ah, that's another possible pattern Jenny, and it's more frequent in American than British.
Wishing you an Easter that is bright, happy, and filled with the contentment of the Lord -GREETINGS FROM POLAND
Thank you so much Barbara! Seasons greetings to you too.
I lived youssss at the first minute!!
I've just subscribed though!!
So nice video!!👏👏👏👏👏👏💖
Then welcome to our channel Olha!! Perfume!! It's great to have you with us. So glad you like the videos and thanks for joining us. :-)
I'm likely to give you a like to this video! You're so creative!
Ha! And we're likely to be delighted! Thanks so much Natalia. :-)
It's extremely likely that Vickie and Jay will make more great lessons like this one.
Ha! We love this example sentence Paulo. Thank you!
Спасибо за видео) Thank you!))
You're very welcome Shorox.
It's very likely to use word likely in my Sentences. Love from India
Ha! We hops so. Thanks Kartik. :-)
thanks a lot for this great video
So glad you liked it Roqaya. Thanks for writing.
I'm likely to use likely a lot in daily life =) Thanks!
Ha! Great example Andre! It really is a useful word!
Great forcasters 😍
Ha! Thanks Myun.
I don't wanna be rude at all. But you guys are so cute.🤣
Thank you so much! :-)
its more than likely ! i will be learn a lot from you both! Thanks for videos ! you are very helpfull ! great lessons!! i like your funny way...i dont like maschines in the airport too haa haaa
Many thanks. Delighted you liked it, Maria.
That's awesome!!
So glad you like it Luciana! Thanks for writing!
Great lesson that I have been waiting for long. But I'm still not sure with the pattern of unlikely. Here are two examples and I wish if you could correct them.
i) She is unlikely to come today.
ii) It is unlikely that she will come today.
which one of the sentences is correct?
Hallo Bisht Anil! BOTH those sentence are correct and they are both great examples for likely.
It's more than likely that there will be marshmallows in my shopping basket, when I'm doing groceries later this afternoon :D
A perfect example in every way, Stafanie. Correct grammar and a very good thing to have on your list. :-)
I live in Florida. So it's unlikely to snow here.
Perfect example Counter Tenor. We'd have loved some Florida heat when we shot that one. It was a very chilly experience!
great video:)
So glad you like it Emrullah. Thanks for writing!
Hahaha I loved this lesson.
That's great to hear. Thanks for writing Dariel.
What is the difference between likely and probably? In which situations I can use only likely or probably ?
Hi Victoria. In terms of meaning there is virtually no difference, so you'd use them in very similar situations. But the constructions we use in sentences with these words are different.
I'm likely to see your videos
Oh that's great to hear Rahmaroma. We'll be delighted to have you with us.
It's likely that I will start to use Likely.
Ha! Excellent! :-)
hi ma'am
--------------------boy is likely to pass. is it neither boy is likely to pass
Each boy is likely to pass.
which one is correct?
Hi Saritha. Both these sentences work, though of course they mean different things.
its quite likely to subscribe your channel
Well that's great news! Thank you!
I have a question
It's ...likely that this novel will win a literally prize.
options:
a. totally
b. deeply
c. strongly
d. highly
they looks so samiliar. I have no idea which one is correct
I think you meant a 'literary prize." And in that case, the best choice of those you've listed would be "highly likely." We call this combination a collocation - that is, a common combination of words. Thanks for watching - Jay
You guys are very cute!
Thanks King Kong.
I need to know the difference between it is and this is . Please❤
Lucky Carter 😂😂😂
Ha! Or lucky Jay. :-)
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Oh, yeah. That depends on who is more than likely to be the one who ate the whole bag of marshmallows. 😂😂😂
It's quite likely to give a like to this video
Ha! And we're likely to be pleased about that, Jorge. :-)
considering what he has done, he is very likey to fall apart.
Well done, Ben.
Are unlikely and unlike the same or not??
Great question Jose. No, they are not. Unlike means different from, dissimilar to.
it's very likely to like this video
Oh great example Ngoc. You just need to change it a little: I'm extremely likely...
Breaking news 😆😃✌
it is not likely that everything is going to be back to where it used to be any time soon.
Excellent use of "likely."
Sorry I love you gentlemen
Hey, no problem.
It's likely that you will fail in the IELTS, due to fact that you don't study enough.
It's likely to get 7 band in IELTS if you finish this book.
I will pass the exam way more than likely!
I do not spend my money for likely incomes.
Andd thanks a lot for the lecture (: big and hugeee hugs 🤗🤗
Hi Mahsun, it's great to see you experimenting with this word. :-)
ít's extremely likely to see Vietnamese learners here
Another great example! Again, a small change: I'm extremely likely... But this is actually a really good mistake to make because we do use 'It's' as a dummy subject in a lot of sentences with likely. For example, you could say 'It's likely that I'll see some Vietnamese learners here.'
you are very cute :))
Thanks Prestij!
Videos simples de ingles mis huevas >:v
:-)