Dear Gill, thank you so much for your lessons. In this day and age I really appreciate it when someone takes the time to make a video to help some random strangers. You have a soothing voice and your explanations are always insightful. Thank you so much, I am looking forward to your next videos!
Dear Gill. Can you do more examples using Do, Does, Was, Have. In negative y question form? I need improve my speaking please. Thank you. I admire you. You are very smart.
The word "sorry" isn't only simple but useful when I want to remain polite. Plus, it's also important to learn both polite & rude words & expressions. Anyway, thanks for sharing a great English lesson! I still need your great help for my English!
Excelent video! My first language is Portuguese. I was in Seattle 3 months ago and I used "sorry", "could you repeat, please" all the time. Thank you so much to help us with these amazing video classes!
I was lucky because U found out this video. And now I gained new phrases that I can use when I speak English with my friends. Now, I would be polite enough by using these phrases. Thank you.
I had a friend who, when she didn't quite catch what you said, would simply say "Please?" with a slight movement of the head and the same kind of upward inflection as you describe for "sorry." To me that sounded both warm and inviting, yet polite and cool, at the same time - possibly because it was so different from what I was used to hearing and yet refreshingly apt for the situation.
Since I watched and listened to your videos: I can't help falling in love with your voice, your accent, your teaching methodology !... I've turned into your fan number ONE... Thank you very much for your great job, dear Gill ! ... Best wishes from the Caribbean coast of Colombia, South America !
I really like the way you teach some English sentences Madam..you made it so clear, so easy to understand. Besides that, you always emphasized the needs to be polite. Thank you very much Madam.
I love this video. I communicate with a lot of leaders and non- leaders at work, and it's really hard for me to say "sorry" and "please" all the time. Additionally, the word sorry doesn't even exist in my languages, so that makes it even harder for me to use the word. I've had good and bad practices on using both words and I still struggle with it today. I feel like I need to work on this, as well as my tone, and delivery. Thank you.
Wow!!! you are so old!! I mean you are the most mature teacher on line that I have seen.A very dedicated teacher or motivate teacher...you are the best!!
Hello Gill! I really love your videos, I can always learn new things from them and I've already watched them for many times! can't wait to see your next video! Thank you!
Hi Gill. I have beeen following you for a while and I am so happy with the way you teach the language of Shakespiare. In fact, every time I finish watching one of your videos, I forward it to friends of mine who are learning the language or improving their skills. Kind regards
Marisa Martino Foggia Italia You're a very good teacher, able to speak clearly and to explain in a practical way, with a lot of examples taken from daily life. My best congratulations!!!
iam from swiss and my english isnt very well, but i dont have any problems to understand this lady. all what shes is saying is pretty clear and easy to following.
A really good video to watch, this happens to me at least a dozen times a day because people don't speak properly. I need to know the correct protocol, another excellent and practical daily use video from Gill. Thank you. x
Marcos Siqueira, actually we do not use the word "Cute" for old people, it is not polite to say that, I know you're student. So, cute can be used for Baby, children or pets. Some parents would not appreciate if their baby is overweigt. What I suggest to you for prising people is to use the words like; Nice, Great, Lovely, Adorable...That's why you got some reaction here. Note: You're doing well, keep studying, all the best to you buddy.
Hello lady Gill by coincidence I've seen you're videos and I found them awesome since you helped me improving my English, and I hope to have the pleasure to meet you one day because you are such a great teacher and by the way I am a student in Algeria who is passionate about English language and British culture. your's faithfully Aziza
Like your way of teaching,very clear,your videos are short based not too long,and you speak and teach in vey easy way, everyone can understand easily,thanks
Good Morning Gill Thank you for your lessons and your patience with us all people who following your vlog and listening your nice teachings. Wish many teachers will have patience to teach their students at school I think many children will be very inteligentes. Thanks again for your excellent 👌👍English language teaching. It's very interesting to see you and hear your voice. Like hear your voice, I really enjoying see your teachings, like see your patience. Thanks Gill!
I am British and I disagree that saying "pardon?" is old-fashioned. I am in my mid thirties and was taught to say "pardon?" by my mother as a child when she was teaching me manners. I always say "pardon?" and I don't think it's a sign of being old-fashioned. It just means you were well brought up and were taught good manners. By the way, I love your accent and your manner of speaking. You have a very relaxing calming effect on me.
My uncle is Canadian and he uses to say 'I beg your pardon?'. Would you consider that old fashioned? I'm asking because English isn't my first language. So I don't have a feeling for what's old fashioned or more modern style, so to speak. Thank you.
I agree with Anne. I knew all the things in the video but what's been told about "pardon" was the only surprised me. I learnt "pardon" from my German friend in 2000s and I love the word, how it sounds. "I beg you pardon?" reminds me of "Are you being served"? series, I find this phrase very politely beautiful.
Hello Gill! Huge thanks for your lessons.Everything is cristal clear ! Your education method is so effective!Moreover you are owner of big actor talent! This helps my understanding !Thank you again and good luck!With kind regards,Irina Skvortsova
Gill You will be my teacher, i will start from tomorrow. I hope that I will become a fluent English speaker soon. Today, my level is a-1-a2, and i'm an eternal beginner:)
that is a wonderfull vid to make me calm and sleepy. I watch it for years now in case I cannot sleep. very sweet and making me so calm...greetings from Germany
In my opinion your lessons are perfect. You speak slowly and also clearly! Thanks a lot!!
Yea..u are right.thanks madam
Gill you're an incredible teacher, Thank you very much
lovely lady, i love the way she explains.
You are bad teacher you are useless
@@BilalKhan-jm8xx Are you serious ?
@@BilalKhan-jm8xx i
Probaly, you are right :)
I really enjoyed your teaching from Nigeria. Thanks!
Dear Gill, thank you so much for your lessons. In this day and age I really appreciate it when someone takes the time to make a video to help some random strangers. You have a soothing voice and your explanations are always insightful. Thank you so much, I am looking forward to your next videos!
Dear Gill. Can you do more examples using Do, Does, Was, Have. In negative y question form? I need improve my speaking please. Thank you. I admire you. You are very smart.
Her tone is just stunning.
We need more lessons from you! Thank you.
The word "sorry" isn't only simple but useful when I want to remain polite. Plus, it's also important to learn both polite & rude words & expressions. Anyway, thanks for sharing a great English lesson! I still need your great help for my English!
for me you are best best best teacher i understand all what you said
I used "what?" once when I was talking with the people in our first meeting. I didn't know that it's rude. Thank you for making this vdo.
Am no expert but "what" is informal
I love your accent, it's a pleasure to listen to you! 😀 Thank you for your lesson, it's so interesting and useful!
I love the pace and clarity of your speaking. It's a reason why I love to listen to the British accent.
oh my goodness..I just lv d lady..my lord..u r one of the most graceful person I've ever seen...just lv d way u speak n taught d lesson...
Thank you so much teacher Gill, You are the best.
Excelent video! My first language is Portuguese. I was in Seattle 3 months ago and I used "sorry", "could you repeat, please" all the time. Thank you so much to help us with these amazing video classes!
This lady is brilliant, I'm English and I can say what she tells you is spot on 👍
I was lucky because U found out this video. And now I gained new phrases that I can use when I speak English with my friends. Now, I would be polite enough by using these phrases. Thank you.
Gill, you are so good teacher and so polite! You teach English and fine manners.
I had a friend who, when she didn't quite catch what you said, would simply say "Please?" with a slight movement of the head and the same kind of upward inflection as you describe for "sorry." To me that sounded both warm and inviting, yet polite and cool, at the same time - possibly because it was so different from what I was used to hearing and yet refreshingly apt for the situation.
Some people in the Midwest use, please, as in please repeat it instead of pardon or . Sorry.
Since I watched and listened to your videos: I can't help falling in love with your voice, your accent, your teaching methodology !... I've turned into your fan number ONE... Thank you very much for your great job, dear Gill ! ... Best wishes from the Caribbean coast of Colombia, South America !
I really like the way you teach some English sentences Madam..you made it so clear, so easy to understand. Besides that, you always emphasized the needs to be polite. Thank you very much Madam.
Lovely lady! Gill you're a great teacher and you speak very clearly. I'm Brazilian and your lessons are helping me a lot. Cheers! ☺
Hello Gill,I’d like to say that your lessons are perfect. It’s easy to understand you!😊
So clear
Easy to understand her
So useful to listen to her
Thanks Gill
Thank you so much for this video. I loved that you always give examples so that there is no place for misunderstanding. I am one of your followers now
I love this video. I communicate with a lot of leaders and non- leaders at work, and it's really hard for me to say "sorry" and "please" all the time. Additionally, the word sorry doesn't even exist in my languages, so that makes it even harder for me to use the word. I've had good and bad practices on using both words and I still struggle with it today. I feel like I need to work on this, as well as my tone, and delivery. Thank you.
Lady, you're the empress of the english language. My compliments!
Gill, good evening. You already are one of my favorites teachers on engvid. I would like to thank and congrat you for your lessons.
Airton Moreira she is wonderful , im here in england miss gil , my brother in philippines really idolise you , we loves you ,
Wow!!! you are so old!! I mean you are the most mature teacher on line that I have seen.A very dedicated teacher or motivate teacher...you are the best!!
I love your accent dear Gill.
Thanks for teaching, I can watch your videos over and over again, you're doing great!
Cheers from Brazil.
Where were you ? We were waiting for you so thank you so much.
My English is getting better thanks to these lovely lady best tutor ever.
in fact, you are the best teacher for me, thanks very much.
At this age you are teaching us. I am really great full 😍
Hello Gill! I really love your videos, I can always learn new things from them and I've already watched them for many times! can't wait to see your next video! Thank you!
Gill, you are amazing! I love your way to speak and explain the topics. Your classes are helping me a lot. My sincerely thanks.
energetic, professional, competent teacher. Thanks so much.
You're the best English teacher!
Gill,thank you very much!
For me the most polite and great teacher on engVid !
Your lessons are an aid for English learners!Thank you!
Hi Gill. I have beeen following you for a while and I am so happy with the way you teach the language of Shakespiare. In fact, every time I finish watching one of your videos, I forward it to friends of mine who are learning the language or improving their skills.
Kind regards
Marisa Martino Foggia Italia
You're a very good teacher, able to speak clearly and to explain in a practical way, with a lot of examples taken from daily life. My best congratulations!!!
your accent is very clear I understant al what you say thank you
Hi Gill you are such a wonderful teacher. I learnt a lot from you.. thank so much.
I love her and her way to teaches!! Lovely lady endeed. Very good to hear her talking.
it's really grandmotherly,with passion how much you need,with abundant sophisticated explanation
iam from swiss and my english isnt very well, but i dont have any problems to understand this lady. all what shes is saying is pretty clear and easy to following.
You are a wonderful Mrs Gill
A really good video to watch, this happens to me at least a dozen times a day because people don't speak properly. I need to know the correct protocol, another excellent and practical daily use video from Gill. Thank you. x
I became your fan.... by seeing just 1 video 😌
Good lesson.
You are my favourite English teacher x I love yr teaching style ! I wanna see u in person .
The best teacher ever! Greetings from Belarus ❤️
Everthing is so clear. Thanks a lot!
I really like this teacher, I wanna more lessons from her
🌻
Thank you very much. You are a good teacher.
I want to thank you because you're one of the best teacher on the whole world. I've learned a lot watching your videos😊
I'm learning english and I find your classes very useful. Thank you for share the knowledge.
I love gill she explains everything carefully
First time I watch your videos , you are lovely teacher, you know I had all this situation when I was in London
she's so adorable*, its like my grandmother kkkk
Is the cute word good to talk about her?I think nice is better.
for the respect
ok kkk
Marcos Siqueira, actually we do not use the word "Cute" for old people, it is not polite to say that, I know you're student. So, cute can be used for Baby, children or pets. Some parents would not appreciate if their baby is overweigt. What I suggest to you for prising people is to use the words like; Nice, Great, Lovely, Adorable...That's why you got some reaction here. Note: You're doing well, keep studying, all the best to you buddy.
Oh my god, I didn't know that. I'm sorry. Thanks my friend.
Thanks, Gill, You speak very clearly.
I like very much to watch videos by Gill, it helps me to understand better. Gill is in my opinion excellent teacher.... thank you !!!!!!
Nice Mam...... Your tips are awesome....... Your own tone is polite... I like it and it is the easier to learn what you said...
I love this channel thanks for your time. trying to teach this difficult language I learn a lot with you.
I've been using "pardon (me)" more than I should, clearly. But it's so sad you guys don't use it that often. It's kinda sophisticated. :D
Hello lady Gill by coincidence I've seen you're videos and I found them awesome since you helped me improving my English, and I hope to have the pleasure to meet you one day because you are such a great teacher and by the way I am a student in Algeria who is passionate about English language and British culture.
your's faithfully Aziza
Very useful, and also she is ELEGANT.THANKS
声形并茂，老师讲得太好了！thanks
This teacher is so lovely! I'm definitely gonna watch more of her lessons! Thanks
Thank you madame ,you are explaing every word very politely .Really helpful. You attract our concentration like a magnet. Stay blessed.
Like your way of teaching,very clear,your videos are short based not too long,and you speak and teach in vey easy way, everyone can understand easily,thanks
Teacher, I like your accent, very clear and enjoiable to hear.
You're really a good teacher to learn people not only language but also eaducate them how to behave and be good humain
Many sentences I use in everyday but I never no that it's an impolite. Thank you very much Gill. :)
You are very cut and polite our teacher i like you and your accent
Good Morning Gill
Thank you for your lessons and your patience with us all people who following your vlog and listening your nice teachings. Wish many teachers will have patience to teach their students at school I think many children will be very inteligentes. Thanks again for your excellent 👌👍English language teaching. It's very interesting to see you and hear your voice. Like hear your voice, I really enjoying see your teachings, like see your patience. Thanks Gill!
You're such an angel thankyou grandma 💕💕💕 You're actually so much better than my English teacher
Dear Gill! Thank you very much for your work! It is great!
great lesson!! gill you have really become in one of me favorites teachers. it's easy to learn english very quickly With you.
You're the best english teacher
Greetings from Rome
英語の専門学校に行ったので、言っている事わかるけど、さらに詳しく分かりやすい説明です🤓
Good morning dear Jill.Thank you very much.That's very thoughtful of you.Cheers.🇷🇺
I just love your way of teaching! you are adorable!
Gill! You are lovable! Thank you for having these! :) I have got to watch them all!
First of all Gill, I like your shirt very elegant. But I like the most your lessons. Very very good.
Nice to see you again. Thank you, Gill.
THANK YOU, GILL!!! This video is really useful))
I am British and I disagree that saying "pardon?" is old-fashioned. I am in my mid thirties and was taught to say "pardon?" by my mother as a child when she was teaching me manners. I always say "pardon?" and I don't think it's a sign of being old-fashioned. It just means you were well brought up and were taught good manners. By the way, I love your accent and your manner of speaking. You have a very relaxing calming effect on me.
My uncle is Canadian and he uses to say 'I beg your pardon?'. Would you consider that old fashioned? I'm asking because English isn't my first language. So I don't have a feeling for what's old fashioned or more modern style, so to speak. Thank you.
I agree with Anne. I knew all the things in the video but what's been told about "pardon" was the only surprised me. I learnt "pardon" from my German friend in 2000s and I love the word, how it sounds. "I beg you pardon?" reminds me of "Are you being served"? series, I find this phrase very politely beautiful.
I still like the word “pardon “ and it’s a nice word to use.
I’m in New Zealand, pardon is used normally here
Bahahaha but in India its kind of style, colloquialism buggy word whatever people there use often like a slang
Hello Gill! Huge thanks for your lessons.Everything is cristal clear ! Your education method is so effective!Moreover you are owner of big actor talent! This helps my understanding !Thank you again and good luck!With kind regards,Irina Skvortsova
Thank you for your lesson!!!!!
Beautiful British accent!!
Gill You will be my teacher, i will start from tomorrow. I hope that I will become a fluent English speaker soon. Today, my level is a-1-a2, and i'm an eternal beginner:)
Thanks Gill, I watch your video frequently, it's really helpful and specially way of your teaching is pretty excellent.
hello. can we practise english together?! my skype is yusuf.yusuf3331
+Fluent English what country are you from?
gracias....from Colombia
that is a wonderfull vid to make me calm and sleepy. I watch it for years now in case I cannot sleep. very sweet and making me so calm...greetings from Germany
A real useful lesson, and thanks for God because I discovered you.
Thank you for teaching us!
Oh ! this is the most nice , awesome and great english lesson that i watched online ! , Madam you are really amazing !
I'm sorry I do not undestand everything you said, but I do understand the main idea. Thanks for your English class.