Hello Andrew ! The vocabulary lesson of the words "quick, quickly and fast" is fantastic. The explanation is very clear and concise for one to understand easily. The common mistakes are meaningful. Indeed, it is a very good lesson. As always, I commend you as an excellent and experienced English teacher. Would mind making a video lesson about NOUN CLAUSE. Till now, I have not received a good explanation on that subject. I wish you the very best in all your endeavours and look forward to seeing you soon. Warm regards, Fazil
I just got confused about something, He's running quickly and he is walking fast. What is the difference here? He writes fast OR He wites quickly. In the same way, which sentence is correct: The tiger is (quick or fast). Can we use them both? The tiger runs (quickly or fast). Can we use them both?
Thanks for the video :) I also wonder which of the following sentences is right or both of them are ok to use : (1) Reading story books everyday makes her learn English fast. (2) Reading story books everyday makes her learn English quickly. Thank you~
Dear Teacher, I have a doubt... Would you briefly mind explaining to me or making a video about the difference between to be + past pasticiple and to have + pasticiple?? I watched on a film people saying : I wasn't finished... And I understood it how : I había terminado.. Please speak about this subject. Thanks and regards to you.. I enjoy your videos a lot.!! Guillermo
3 years late but i guess “ finished” is used as adjective for example at spanish is possible to say “eh sido derrotado” look “ sido” is the pased Of “ser” and “derrotado” is in pased too
Thanks a lot😊. could you possibly tell me which is correct to express that (I'm back to home) which verb is correct: I have come back home I'm getting home I have turned back home/ turned up home I have arrived home. And how to say about my going to the market or school or job could i say: I have gone to school/ university/work. or I have been to school/ university/ work
Hi. "fast asleep" - "asleep" is an adjective. It means to be in a state of sleep. "fast" is in fact an adverb in this phrase. I didn't mention this in the video but in some cases, an adverb can modify an adjective. Here, "fast" is modifying "asleep". It means "completely asleep" or "in a deep sleep." Another example of an adverb that modifies an adjective is "very" - Example He is *very* tired. Best wishes Andrew
Hello and thank you for all But I think the Adverb can also describe ( adjetivo, Adverb or whole sentence ) He is a kuickly amazing runner Kuickly, he is coming from the house.
Yes, certain adverbs can also describe other adverbs or adjectives. That is correct. I explain adverbs in more detail in my video about parts of speech. But "he is a quickly amazing runner" is wrong. I think you mean "He is a quick and amazing runner." (quick is an adjective) Best wishes Andrew
No explaination clearly at all. My comprehension is that "quick,quickly" describes the motion itself and "fast" is cling to describe the Minton from the third person.
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Hello Andrew !
The vocabulary lesson of the words "quick, quickly and fast" is fantastic. The explanation is very clear and concise for one to understand easily. The common mistakes are meaningful. Indeed, it is a very good lesson. As always, I commend you as an excellent and experienced English teacher.
Would mind making a video lesson about NOUN CLAUSE. Till now, I have not received a good explanation on that subject.
I wish you the very best in all your endeavours and look forward to seeing you soon.
Warm regards,
Fazil
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I just got confused about something, He's running quickly and he is walking fast. What is the difference here?
He writes fast OR He wites quickly.
In the same way, which sentence is correct:
The tiger is (quick or fast). Can we use them both?
The tiger runs (quickly or fast). Can we use them both?
Thank you so much my friend!
Great lesson ...
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What r the differences among fast/rapid/vigorously/ immediately
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Fast food Quick food Quick meal could you tell what's different between them why we can't use
Thanks for the video :)
I also wonder which of the following sentences is right or both of them are ok to use : (1) Reading story books everyday makes her learn English fast. (2) Reading story books everyday makes her learn English quickly.
Thank you~
Number 2
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Dear Teacher, I have a doubt... Would you briefly mind explaining to me or making a video about the difference between to be + past pasticiple and to have + pasticiple?? I watched on a film people saying : I wasn't finished... And I understood it how : I había terminado.. Please speak about this subject. Thanks and regards to you.. I enjoy your videos a lot.!! Guillermo
3 years late but i guess “ finished” is used as adjective for example at spanish is possible to say “eh sido derrotado” look “ sido” is the pased Of “ser” and “derrotado” is in pased too
Thank you
hello Andrew can you please talk about passive and active voice?
Can we say that quickly and fast are the same ?
He's running quickly/fast .
How about 'He drives quickly ' ? Is it also possible ?
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Thanks a lot😊.
could you possibly tell me which is correct to express that (I'm back to home) which verb is correct:
I have come back home
I'm getting home
I have turned back home/ turned up home
I have arrived home.
And how to say about my going to the market or school or job could i say:
I have gone to school/ university/work. or
I have been to school/ university/ work
Thanks
kebab is not fast food but thanks for lesson
This example: She is "fast asleep"- both are adjectives....? Two adjectives can be use together? Thank you Andrew.
Hi.
"fast asleep" - "asleep" is an adjective. It means to be in a state of sleep.
"fast" is in fact an adverb in this phrase. I didn't mention this in the video but in some cases, an adverb can modify an adjective. Here, "fast" is modifying "asleep". It means "completely asleep" or "in a deep sleep."
Another example of an adverb that modifies an adjective is "very" - Example He is *very* tired.
Best wishes
Andrew
I am very quickly
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nice presentation, sorry, Sir is the word "Fastly" exists in English??
No....
(He eats quickly) , is it correct?
Yes, that is correct. We could also say: "He is a quick eater."
OR
He is a fast eater.
Andrew
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No difference between fast(adv) and quickly?
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Hello and thank you for all
But I think the Adverb can also describe ( adjetivo, Adverb or whole sentence )
He is a kuickly amazing runner
Kuickly, he is coming from the house.
Yes, certain adverbs can also describe other adverbs or adjectives. That is correct. I explain adverbs in more detail in my video about parts of speech.
But "he is a quickly amazing runner" is wrong. I think you mean "He is a quick and amazing runner." (quick is an adjective)
Best wishes
Andrew
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In this case "He is walking fast", but why don't use the form "he is walking quickly"? I don't understand this difference
The meaning is the same. You can choose if you want to use "fast" as an adverb or "quickly".
Andrew
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Can be like this?
I walk fast/I walk guickly.
Yes, that is correct. In those sentences, "fast" is an adverb and "quickly" is an adverb. Both are correct. Very good.
Andrew
I came by car. I wanted to get here quick. Is it correct?
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We drank fast before dinner.
Everyone like fastfood because itis quickly prepared
Nyan Said everyone "likes"not "like"
He writtes fast
it wasnt a quick video
No explaination clearly at all. My comprehension is that "quick,quickly" describes the motion itself and "fast" is cling to describe the Minton from the third person.
He is walking fast