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English Grammar - DO , MAKE - 'Did you make your bed?'
http://www.engvid.com/english-resourc... - printable MAKE & DO list. In English we sometimes have two different words to express an idea that in your own language might have just one word. "Do" and "Make" are two words that are often us...
Conditionals -- second & third conditionals (English Grammar)
Conditionals -- second & third conditionals (English Grammar) http://www.engvid.com "If I had watched the lesson, I would have known the answer." OH NO!!! MORE CONDITIONALS!!! Learn about the 'Second Conditional' and 'T... From: English...
Advanced English Grammar: Collective Nouns
ARE the English police looking for you? Or IS the English police looking for you? In this English grammar lesson we will look at how to use collective nouns like STAFF and COUPLE, and of course, police, in the correct way with their matchin...
Learn to make plans with the FUTURE PROGRESSIVE tense
Learn to make plans with the FUTURE PROGRESSIVE tense http://www.engvid.com/ What will you be doing in 30 seconds' time? Learning about the future progressive verb tense, of course! This tense is all about making plans for the future using ...
English Grammar - Past Progressive
http://www.engvid.com/ This is an introduction to the past progressive tense in English, which describes an action that was in progress at some point in the past. This tense is very useful if you want to recount events or tell stories about...
Grammar: How to ask questions correctly in English - Embedded Questions
Grammar: How to ask questions correctly in English - Embedded Questions http://www.engvid.com/ Could you tell me where he went? Could you tell me where did he go? Which question is right? Find the answer in this important grammar... From: L...
English Grammar: Past Simple Time Markers
"Just now, I have seen a movie" or "Just now, I saw a movie" -- which sentence is correct? In this grammar lesson, I will teach you about past simple time markers. Time markers like yesterday, just now, last week, and ago can help you to kn...
English Spelling - When to Double Consonants
http://www.engvid.com/ Having trouble trying to figure out when you double your consonants? In this spelling lesson, I look at a few simple rules that are guaranteed to remove any confusion, and to quickly improve your writing skills.
IMPERATIVES – How to give commands in English
IMPERATIVES – How to give commands in English Imperative verbs are used for giving orders, but they can sound rude and offend others if you are not careful. This lesson is designed to teach you how to get what you want using imperative... F...
How to Learn Prepositions - Learn English Live 28 with Steve Ford
How to Learn Prepositions - Learn English Live 28 with Steve Ford quiz and closed captions coming July 14th ASK Steve a question: http://privateenglishportal.com/asksteve/ From: Learn English with Steve Ford Views: 11437 167 ratings Time: 0...
English Grammar - SHOULD and MUST
If you want to understand the difference in meaning between "should" and "must," you should check out this lesson!
English Grammar - Causative
English Grammar - Causative http://www.engvid.com Need to get your hair cut? You can have your friend do it for you. These sentences both use a sentence structure known as the CAUSATIVE... From: English Lessons with Adam - Learn English wit...
English Grammar: Subject-Verb Agreement with EACH, EVERY, ANY, SOME [1]
English Grammar: Subject-Verb Agreement with EACH, EVERY, ANY, SOME http://www.engvid.com/ Are the words "each," "every," and "any" singular or plural? Which verb form should we use with them in the present simple? What about the word "some...
Using English Prepositions - Lesson 7: To, Till, Until, Through - Part 2
Conditionals -- second and third conditionals
"If I had watched the lesson, I would have known the answer." OH NO!!! MORE CONDITIONALS!!! Learn about the 'Second Conditional' and 'Third Conditional' in English. I'll teach you when we use them, and what the structures are. After watchin...
English Grammar - Past tense of 'should' - 'I should have', 'You shouldn't have'.
The word 'should' doesn't follow the normal rules in English, when used in the past tense. In this grammar lesson, I explain how to use 'should' in the past tense to form sentences like "I should have watched the lesson."
Grammar - Giving Advice - SHOULD, OUGHT TO, HAD BETTER
I teach you how to give advice, using 'should', 'ought to', and 'had better'. These are used differently and can mean different things, so learn about the differences here.
English Grammar - This, That, These, Those
In this grammar lesson, learn the difference between four common English words: this, that, these, and those. Perfect for beginners.
Gerund & Infinitive │ English Lesson
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English Grammar - How Often? - ALWAYS, USUALLY, OFTEN, SOMETIMES, NEVER
What does it mean when you say that you "often" or "usually" do something? In this beginner lesson, learn the difference between "always," "usually," "often," "sometimes," and "never."
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