thanks a lot for this video ;") i'm arabic girl i have been studying english since last year i feel i'm good in grammar and reading but till now i can speak english very well couse there is no one in my family or friends speaks english so i cant practice with anyone :-(
Keep listening to a LOT of English. Of course, it's important to practice speaking if you can, too, but listening to lots and lots of English will help you speak much better too. Good luck! I know it's hard when you have no one to practice with.
Dear Syl! Thanks a lot for your videos! They are great! But I've got a question about this one - "good and well". You were telling about meaning added to nouns and verbs and you said:" Adverbs change or add THE meaning…SOME meaning….meaning of the verb…" What's the right variant of these three ones? Have you made a mistake, saying THE meaning or SOME meaning? Is it possible to say A meaning? Please, answer my question as soon as possible! Your sincerely, Julia (Russia, Saint-Petersburg)
Hi, Syl! I've found that place - it's 5:29 min in your video. Will you answer me now about "the meaning…. some meaning…. a meaning" What is right, what did YOU mean by saying these?
Hi Julia, Hmmm.... You might be thinking too much about this. I was just stumbling and trying to find the best way to express myself. I got stuck there for a moment before settling on what I thought was accurate. In the end, I was happy with "it adds meaning to the verb" because that was the best way to express what I wanted to say. You can ignore the other things I said while I was stammering for the right words. There wasn't any meaning to them, which is why I kept changing my sentence. ;-)
"All well and good" is an expression, usually followed by "but [something that isn't so good]". Mark: This year, our revenue grew by 22%. John: That's all well and good but expenses grew by 26%!
At 10:29 "I did a video..." Wouldn't be I MADE a video? Because in this case you created the video, you did not do what was done before. Correct me if I'm wrong. Nice video, btw.
Don't worry about mistakes Geimmy. Everybody starts learning a language from zero. Everybody! Unfortunately, how to use those words is a very broad question. Can you give me more specific example sentences that you are having trouble with? If you give me an actual sentence and have a question about it, I think I can give you a much better answer. :)
As I explained in the video, most people say "I feel good". SOME people who think they know grammar might insist that "I feel well" is correct, but I don't agree. In normal conversation, I'd guess that "good" is more common. Physical or psychological doesn't matter here.
Teacher,it is better if you save a 15 minute video and say GOOD is used to describe a NOUN and WELL is used to describe a VERB ....Taking in account that there is just one exception..............FEEL WELL VS FEEL GOOD............look......................I FEEL WEEL ( TALKING ABOUT YOUR HEALTH ) I FEEL GOOD ( TALKING ABOUT YOUR MOOD...........That´s is dude!!!
Thank you for making this useful video. I learned the differences and you taught them easily. You are an excellent teacher. Gby
You are a very GOOD teacher. Thanks for your lessons
thank you so much for talking slowly.
Thanks for all your videos from morocco.
I think it is a great video, recently I found you as a teacher and I love your classes, thank you very much.
it was very helpful to me . Thanks
You're very great teacher
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Yeah! It's a good tip! Thanks
thanks a lot for this video ;") i'm arabic girl i have been studying english since last year i feel i'm good in grammar and reading but till now i can speak english very well couse there is no one in my family or friends speaks english so i cant practice with anyone :-(
Thanks you so much Sir
thank you so much. nice video!!!! could you give me tips how to speak and hear english fluent? i have a problem when i speak english
+Indri Snoopirap Thanks! Check out my "best way to learn English" series. A lot of good tips in there.
Gracias !!!
thanks ,make me clear
+Hery Wahidin How would he make you "Clear" What you meant to say was probably "You make it Clear" Are we Clear?(mean do you understand)
it's a good lesson!
thank you !!!!
Thank you for the comment! I'm glad you like them.
"This milk is well" "My steak is good done"
i hope that u give me some tips
Keep listening to a LOT of English. Of course, it's important to practice speaking if you can, too, but listening to lots and lots of English will help you speak much better too. Good luck! I know it's hard when you have no one to practice with.
Dear Syl! Thanks a lot for your videos! They are great! But I've got a question about this one - "good and well". You were telling about meaning added to nouns and verbs and you said:" Adverbs change or add THE meaning…SOME meaning….meaning of the verb…" What's the right variant of these three ones? Have you made a mistake, saying THE meaning or SOME meaning? Is it possible to say A meaning? Please, answer my question as soon as possible!
Your sincerely,
Julia (Russia, Saint-Petersburg)
Hi Julia. It's a bit of a long video. Can you tell me the time in it where I said that? Then I can check it and answer your question. Thanks.
Hi, Syl! I've found that place - it's 5:29 min in your video. Will you answer me now about "the meaning…. some meaning…. a meaning" What is right, what did YOU mean by saying these?
Hi Julia,
Hmmm.... You might be thinking too much about this. I was just stumbling and trying to find the best way to express myself. I got stuck there for a moment before settling on what I thought was accurate. In the end, I was happy with "it adds meaning to the verb" because that was the best way to express what I wanted to say.
You can ignore the other things I said while I was stammering for the right words. There wasn't any meaning to them, which is why I kept changing my sentence. ;-)
Slow Easy English
Are u in London ? Because I need a tutor
good
good = adjective
well = adverb
right ? so we use adjectives before nouns and after a few verbs: to be, to feel, to taste ,to smell, to look ,to seem.
I am doing well today. Lol very good.
hey sometimes we use "well and good' collectively. can u plz explain that?
"All well and good" is an expression, usually followed by "but [something that isn't so good]".
Mark: This year, our revenue grew by 22%.
John: That's all well and good but expenses grew by 26%!
Ohk..thank u soo much...it was such a great help.
No, I'm in Japan. If you're interested in Skype lessons, let me know. You can go to my website for the email address.
do u use skype. can i practice english with you. because you and me have the same isues .....
You are good at acting
Am I right sir🙏
LOL. Nice.
At 10:29 "I did a video..." Wouldn't be I MADE a video? Because in this case you created the video, you did not do what was done before. Correct me if I'm wrong. Nice video, btw.
could you like say the diferents use to the word "so", i don'n have clear
Geimmy Rada Hi Geimmy. I can try... Can you give me some examples of different sentences you need help with?
when do i use word as "to" , "of", "the" or "by" ? excuse me my bad gramar i am beginner
Don't worry about mistakes Geimmy. Everybody starts learning a language from zero. Everybody!
Unfortunately, how to use those words is a very broad question.
Can you give me more specific example sentences that you are having trouble with? If you give me an actual sentence and have a question about it, I think I can give you a much better answer. :)
i did a course of three levels and didn`t learn with your tips i understand you so good, i am very motivated
I'm glad to hear that my videos help you Geimmy! Thanks!
Don't eat yellow snow. LOL
I feel well - my phisical conditions are OK?
I feel good - my psychological сonditions are OK?
As I explained in the video, most people say "I feel good". SOME people who think they know grammar might insist that "I feel well" is correct, but I don't agree. In normal conversation, I'd guess that "good" is more common. Physical or psychological doesn't matter here.
"How are you? I AM GOOD!" Is that ok Sir?
Teacher,it is better if you save a 15 minute video and say GOOD is used to describe a NOUN and WELL is used to describe a VERB ....Taking in account that there is just one exception..............FEEL WELL VS FEEL GOOD............look......................I FEEL WEEL ( TALKING ABOUT YOUR HEALTH ) I FEEL GOOD ( TALKING ABOUT YOUR MOOD...........That´s is dude!!!
When a man try to talk to a girl, She says I am GOOD. What's that means Sir?
Neither do I know the difference between the words "of course" and "certainly", but who cares?