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Test your understanding of the English lesson by answering these questions. You will get the answers and your score at the end of the quiz.
Which sentence is correct?

Which sentence is correct?

Which sentence is correct?

Who is his girlfriend?

Where were you last night?

When were they there?

Who is the opening act for the concert?

What is he doing?

What's her job?

When will they be arriving?


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219 Comments on “Basic English Grammar – BE verb”


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thanks for the great Video, Alex. I’ve always confuse if I can say “I am at school” instead of “I am in school”? I hope in the future you will do a video on preposition :)

Wednesday, October 26th 2011Reply to this comment

    Apple, I think they’ve already made a lesson about prepositions, try to find that lesson, but however I’ll explain you, it’s not difficult at all. You use AT when you talk about specific place. For example at the hotel, at the reception, at the gym, at the pool, at the post office, at the police station etc. And IN you use, for instance, in the house, in the bathroom, in the bedroom, in the kitchen, in the box etc. I personally think this isn’t hard for comprehension. Take care :)

    Friday, October 28th 2011Reply to this comment

    hello how can I watch video?
    tanx

    Saturday, September 22nd 2012Reply to this comment

10 out of 10 =) Good work!

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

10 out of 10 =) Good work!

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

10 out of 10 =) Good work!

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

thanx alex

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

i scored 10. thanks alex

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

Thanks for your lesson.

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

Thanks for the lesson. very useful.

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

Alex, please could you tell me what is the correct way to say next sentence:
There is a number of ways to solve that problem.
There are a number of ways to solve thet problem.
Which of these two sentences is correct? Thank you in advance :)

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

    Sorry, I meant There are number of ways to solve the problem :) Who works, they make mistakes :)

    Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

    I think number two is correct, because it’s about countable things. I mean, way – countable noun. For example you may instead of “number” use “some”

    Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

      Dima, thank you very much for explanation, this is really confusing, I respect your opinion, but we’ll wait until Alex responds on this, and then we’ll be 100% sure. Thank you once again :)

      Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

    “There are a number of ways to solve that problem.” is the correct answer.

    Sunday, October 30th 2011Reply to this comment

    thanks a lot for teaching me english lesson

    Thursday, December 29th 2011Reply to this comment

thank you so much.

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

    hey hanody how r u?
    i hope u r doing well
    do u mind if i wanna be friends
    i wish to talk and chat in english and we can leran each other

    Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

10 out of 10!!! yes!!!

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

thank you Alixe too much : )

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

thank u so much teacher
i wanna to explain lesson about countable an uncountable in difficult cases like what englishstudent say over there in his comment

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

You are doing a wonderful work towards teaching English to the non-native speakers of the language. Please keep the good work up.

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

Dear Mr.Alex,
Thank you very much for all your video lessons. They are really informative and very useful. Could you, please tell us rules that govern the maintenance of tenses and forms of speeches in academic essay writing. I requested you a couple of times in the past. I would be thankful, if you could go into depth of the details of essay writing.

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

understandable lesson, take care too.

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

Thanks

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

Hey Alex,
By the method you teach me, is very comprehensible and understand-able.
I have given your quiz and got 100% marks. 10 out of 10.
Why will not a person, taught by you, do not gain 100% marks.
Have a nice day.

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

Useful Lesson…Thanks ;)

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

I can’t seem to get the quiz exercise to work. Am I missing something, or is the quiz option not functioning?

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

It is very interesting… i got perfect score 10…

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

Thanks you’re great!!

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

thank you teacher

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

9-10 thanks Alex

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

very good lesson,thank you

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

tankyou vry much ur d bst ^^

Friday, October 28th 2011Reply to this comment

thank alot

Friday, October 28th 2011Reply to this comment

I enjoyed this lesson

Friday, October 28th 2011Reply to this comment

THANK YOU SO MUCH

Friday, October 28th 2011Reply to this comment

we are looking forward to your wonderful advanced lessons ,alex.

Friday, October 28th 2011Reply to this comment

9 from 10 , thanks it’s really good quiz

Friday, October 28th 2011Reply to this comment

fine,it is good

Friday, October 28th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi Alex
Very interesting and comprehensible lesson.
I hope you will release next videos like that.
I posted a comment on the first list but there is not my name there.

Friday, October 28th 2011Reply to this comment

Hello Alex, can you explain to me why this is not correct
-Which sentence is correct?
1)He’s singing.
4)He’s singer.(my mistake)

-When were they there?
2)They were there all night.
3)They were dance there all night.(my mistake)

-Who is the opening act for the concert?
2)The Strokes is opening act.( my mistake)
3)The opening act is The Strokes.

Friday, October 28th 2011Reply to this comment

    1. If you talk about having a job in English, you need an article before the job title. For example, “He’s a singer” is correct, but “He’s singer” is incorrect.

    2. As mentioned in the lesson, you can not put another verb after the verb “to be” in any tense. It’s like saying “I was go,” which is incorrect.

    3. You need the article “the” before opening act to be correct here. There is only one opening act, so you must use the definite article.

    Sunday, October 30th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you very much for all your video lessons.

Friday, October 28th 2011Reply to this comment

i want to know “to be” when can i use?
thank for helping me.

Friday, October 28th 2011Reply to this comment

Dear Alex,
Thanks for clarifying the be verb

Friday, October 28th 2011Reply to this comment

2 of 10 i ned practise mor

Friday, October 28th 2011Reply to this comment

hello i want to ask you i want to learn how to pronounce englis sound well

Friday, October 28th 2011Reply to this comment

Thanks. That was great. Cheers.

Friday, October 28th 2011Reply to this comment

I need your help! I cannot understand the differences between “sort/kind of” When they are used as ‘hedge phrases’ or ’softeners’… please! I need your help!!!… Thanks!

Friday, October 28th 2011Reply to this comment

thanks

Saturday, October 29th 2011Reply to this comment

Dear Alex,

I would be very grateful if you could provide a lesson on the difference between Already, Now, Still and Yet.

Yours,
Omid

Saturday, October 29th 2011Reply to this comment

    There is a lesson on “already” and “yet” on our website. You can view it here: http://www.engvid.com/grammar-already-yet/

    “Now” means that something is happening at the moment, and “still” means that something started in the past, and has continued until the present. For example:

    “I just finished my lunch, but I am still hungry.”

    I was hungry before lunch. I finished my lunch. However, I am STILL hungry!

    Tuesday, November 22nd 2011Reply to this comment

I got 10 out of 10 as usually i’m a student and i just wanna know about salang.Could you please make some lesson on it… I hope you’ll.Thank you

Saturday, October 29th 2011Reply to this comment

i like it

Saturday, October 29th 2011Reply to this comment

Ooooppppssss…9 out of 10 not bad… you know what when it comes to communication, grammar, my english is bad. waaahhhh

Saturday, October 29th 2011Reply to this comment

can u pls discuss in your class how to use hes and his in a sentence.

Saturday, October 29th 2011Reply to this comment

    He’s = he is
    His = possessive

    “He’s a teacher.”
    “This is his wallet.”

    I hope this helps!

    Tuesday, November 22nd 2011Reply to this comment

I GOT IT !

Saturday, October 29th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you for your lesson

Sunday, October 30th 2011Reply to this comment

i go it ^^

Sunday, October 30th 2011Reply to this comment

thamks alex

Sunday, October 30th 2011Reply to this comment

very helpful and i really enjoyed the lesson :) .. thanks

Sunday, October 30th 2011Reply to this comment

thank alex for that lesson was very useful to me ,I got 10 out of 10 before Icouldn’t do but
now I understod,thank you very much, you are a good teacher !!

Sunday, October 30th 2011Reply to this comment

When were they there?
They was there all night.
They were there all night.
They were dance there all night.
There were there all night.
has being listed twice as a answer opption

Monday, October 31st 2011Reply to this comment

    Humberto, please check the answers again and you will see that there is not a twice listed answer.

    Tuesday, November 1st 2011Reply to this comment

thanks

Monday, October 31st 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you, Alex. You’re a great teacher, you know. I need to ask you… Could you make any lesson about numbers? I mean ‘how’ to pronounce the numbers. If Engvid have lessons about it, just ignore my request, because I’ll search again. Anyway, thanks for the that great review. x) PS: forgive my mistakes, and correct me where necessary, please. xD

Monday, October 31st 2011Reply to this comment

Hello Alex. I have a question:
You say we never can use “be” with verbs like “see”, “make”, “go”. Can we use “be” with “to make”, “to go”, “to do”..
For example, can we say : “what am I to do?”, “what am I to say?”
Thank you in advance …

Tuesday, November 1st 2011Reply to this comment

    These are all correct. :) An infinitive is possible, but I did not list it among the options because we don’t often use it in informal conversation; especially not in statements.

    Tuesday, November 22nd 2011Reply to this comment

10 out of 10

Tuesday, November 1st 2011Reply to this comment

Dear Alex,
please show exercises to join sentences using but, and, because. Thanks

Tuesday, November 1st 2011Reply to this comment

I LOVE IT! 10/10, thanks for the efforts to explain further more all of these things. I’ve been studying my grammars in this site for 1 year and thanks to god I learned a lot and thanks to you as well :)Take care and God bless us all.

Tuesday, November 1st 2011Reply to this comment

Alex,thanks for all your lessons and videos they are great and very helpfull I really apreciate what you do, god bless you.

Tuesday, November 1st 2011Reply to this comment

I enjoyed the session . Thanks alex. 9 out of 10.

Tuesday, November 1st 2011Reply to this comment

thanks you alotttttttttttttt

Wednesday, November 2nd 2011Reply to this comment

thank you thank you thank you for all

Wednesday, November 2nd 2011Reply to this comment

I had a problem when I was beginner with this, you will help all the beginner with this lesson, thank you Alex.

Wednesday, November 2nd 2011Reply to this comment

8 out of10 is my score( tach and go)

Thursday, November 3rd 2011Reply to this comment

thnk you

Friday, November 4th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you alex for the class !

Friday, November 4th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you Alez for the class !

Friday, November 4th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you Alex , remind me the way use VERB BE

Friday, November 4th 2011Reply to this comment

Thanks a lot for hosting such a good website like this for us. I scored 9 out of 10.

Saturday, November 5th 2011Reply to this comment

thank you so much

Saturday, November 5th 2011Reply to this comment

Many thanks

Saturday, November 5th 2011Reply to this comment

thank you so so much

Sunday, November 6th 2011Reply to this comment

thanks to your lesson.

Sunday, November 6th 2011Reply to this comment

9 out of ten not bad..

Sunday, November 6th 2011Reply to this comment

hai
my friends ,i am using to this one in only 6 month .6 month past iam not able to speek english …. now iam ok , i have confedent to talk to my college and my friends
thank you so much
eng vid te
regards,
roy

Monday, November 7th 2011Reply to this comment

9 out of 10. Very interesting lesson. Thamk you so much Alex.

Wednesday, November 9th 2011Reply to this comment

Hello! Thank you so much for all your classes! I would really like to get an explanation about Subjunctive, would you please make a class about it?? Thanks!

Friday, November 11th 2011Reply to this comment

dear Alex very thank for my quiz

Saturday, November 12th 2011Reply to this comment

hello everybody cold please help in this question?

Combine the following sentences into one sentence using relative clauses. Use the underlined sentence as the independent/main clause.
Istanbul is a port in Turkey on the Bosporus. It lies partly in Europe, partly in Asia. It was formely the Roman city of Constantinople from 330 to 1453.It was captured by the Ottoman Turks in 1453.

Saturday, November 12th 2011Reply to this comment

tnx and such a great work

Saturday, November 12th 2011Reply to this comment

I don’t understand who is target group for this lesson. I think if someone could understand what you explained IN ENGLISH*, he DEFINITELY knows what verb ‘be’ means because such things are the essentials of grammar. Isn’t that strange video?

Saturday, November 12th 2011Reply to this comment

    There are beginners who don’t know the verb “to be,” and even those who think they know it often make mistakes with what can come after it. For example, I have taught advanced students who use “I was see on the weekend,” which is incorrect.

    Tuesday, November 22nd 2011Reply to this comment

Dear teacher Alex, I always refer to you, because you always respond regularly on our questions and comments. Now I have one question about reported speech, hope you can help me. If one person says, “I would rather do this job!” Now I want to say it in my own words, how do I do it? For instance, they said they. . .?

Saturday, November 12th 2011Reply to this comment

    “They said they would rather have done that job,” or “…would rather do that job” depending on when you reported.

    Tuesday, November 22nd 2011Reply to this comment

so helpful i like it

Sunday, November 13th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you Alex. You’re an awesome teacher :-)

Sunday, November 13th 2011Reply to this comment

hi everyone thank’s for the engvid and thank’s for all the teachers

Sunday, November 13th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you Alex. This my first time to be in your web. I love it . This is what I need a grammar.

thank you so much.

Monday, November 14th 2011Reply to this comment

thank your to correct my first exercise

Tuesday, November 15th 2011Reply to this comment

This EngVid is a great site that we can improve our english speacially in Teofel

Tuesday, November 15th 2011Reply to this comment

Great help!!

Wednesday, November 16th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi Alex,
Hope you are doing great! :-) Can we use “to be” verb with past participle. For instance
1) I am done.
2) It is completed
3) he is finished

According to your video “to be” doesn’t go with verb. how about the above mentioned examples? I have seen these kind of sentences in day to day activities. If the above mentioned sentences are correct, then which of past participle works with “to be”? Looks like there are some exceptions. For example: He is gone –> incorrect one.

thanks in advance,
subu

Wednesday, November 16th 2011Reply to this comment

    Yes, you can use past participles after the verb to be, but they become passive sentences. (Ex. “These shoes were made in China”) In your examples, you are actually using adjectives, and not past participles.

    Tuesday, November 22nd 2011Reply to this comment

I like Quizs best of all.

Thanks!

Thursday, November 17th 2011Reply to this comment

hi Alex
its great lesson thanks for this,

Friday, November 18th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you for your lesson.My sore is seven. i still need practise.

Sunday, November 20th 2011Reply to this comment

i hope will improve my khowledge with your lessons
thanks your effors

Sunday, November 20th 2011Reply to this comment

Alex, I really hope you’ll make some advanced lessons in future, if you cannot several than at least one about Future Perfect & Future Perfect continuous. I’d like to learn something more about other 6 verb tenses which are much more difficult than previous six(basic onces). Please Alex, we learn the best from you.

Monday, November 21st 2011Reply to this comment

thanks for this lesson…it helps me alot..

Monday, November 21st 2011Reply to this comment

thanx..alex…gr8 job…

Tuesday, November 22nd 2011Reply to this comment

Good day Sir Alex, could you explain for me, how to correct use of words LATTER & LATER…because I really really confusing that words.. thaks god bless..

Tuesday, November 22nd 2011Reply to this comment

    “Later” is an adverb, and is used to describe a future time.

    “I will do my homework later.” (not now, but in the future)

    “Latter” is used as an adjective signifying the second of two options.

    “I like Coke more than Pepsi. Do you prefer the former (Coke) or the latter?” (Pepsi)

    I hope this helps!

    Tuesday, November 22nd 2011Reply to this comment

      is it correct to say “jesus christ in the latter day saint”? there is no option?

      Saturday, April 21st 2012Reply to this comment

Thanks Alex, your answer is great, I am extremely happy from the bottom my heart, your awesome a million thanks to you…

Thursday, November 24th 2011Reply to this comment

Congratulations your lesson is very usefull.Thanks

Thursday, November 24th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank’s Alex is wonderful

Friday, November 25th 2011Reply to this comment

Thanks Alex

Friday, November 25th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you very much for this lesson MR.Alex

Sunday, November 27th 2011Reply to this comment

thank you very much and stay blessed
10 out of 10

Sunday, December 4th 2011Reply to this comment

Thanks Alex, very clear you online class

Monday, December 5th 2011Reply to this comment

Dear Alex,
You are the best instructor i have ever seen.
You have helped me and my brother alot …
We are very grateful ..
Hope you the best .
regards ,
A&A

Monday, December 5th 2011Reply to this comment

thanks alex GOd bless you

Saturday, December 10th 2011Reply to this comment

Dear Mr.Alex ,
Can you tell us about some common symptoms
in medicine so we can be familiar with?
with love ,
DoubleCream

Sunday, December 11th 2011Reply to this comment

its fantastic sir thanks for that

Tuesday, December 13th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you, so much Mr.Alex. Today is my first day in your class and it is very helpful I hope you undastand my written, have a great day ! Margarita0603 :)

Friday, December 16th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi Alex,

Can you please explain me how “went” is becoming “pastance”. And i’m look forward to hearing from you.

Warm Regards,
Mohammed Shahith

Saturday, December 24th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi Alex,

I have a question for you before go to question i would like to wish for the festival.

Merry Christmas and Happy New year for you and your family,your friends and not but least our Engvid staff/team.

I noticed a important note on this lesson i.e “Do not follow the “be” verb with another verb, unless it is a passive sentence and the verb is in the past participle form.

How i can identify which sentences are passive sentence and which sentences are past participle form/sentence.

Warm Regards,
Mohammed Shahith

Saturday, December 24th 2011Reply to this comment

Thanks a million
score 10/10 ;)

Saturday, December 24th 2011Reply to this comment

Thanks a lot, Alex.I confused about “He’s singer” why is incorrect?
In the next lesson,Could you teach me about article and preposition?
I don’t understand. How to use? when can use it?
Thank you my teacher.It make me understand.

Monday, December 26th 2011Reply to this comment

Thanks Alex,,,

Monday, December 26th 2011Reply to this comment

The word Thank is not enough to thank you, Alex
Your way is very good in teaching.
correct my sentence if there is mistakes
Thank you again

Wednesday, December 28th 2011Reply to this comment

hello sir !..thanks 4 the lesson..it’s really good…can u please explain to me …why this is not correct?
Which sentence is correct?
I was to the park.(my answer)
I went to the park.(correct answer)..

Thursday, December 29th 2011Reply to this comment

hello sir …may u please make a lesson on types of verbs and when to use which type and how??it will be really helpful…
thanks..

Thursday, December 29th 2011Reply to this comment

Thanks Alex,,,

Tuesday, January 3rd 2012Reply to this comment

thanks very much mr: Alex

Friday, January 6th 2012Reply to this comment

I got 10 out 10!!!.thanks a lot.Alex.

Sunday, January 15th 2012Reply to this comment

Great Alex thanks you.

Saturday, January 21st 2012Reply to this comment

7 of 10 . ok
Thank the test

Saturday, January 28th 2012Reply to this comment

THanks Alex…. 10/10…. come on¡¡

Monday, January 30th 2012Reply to this comment

Thx Sir Alex

Monday, January 30th 2012Reply to this comment

nice nice !!! good

Monday, February 6th 2012Reply to this comment

Hi Sir Alex, just registered myself on this website it really impressed me when I saw the way you teaching to the students but still I have to improve my english please so advise for that? waiting for your reply?

Sunday, February 12th 2012Reply to this comment

I want to learn English from beginning please advise, in fact I’m a urdu medium student.

Sunday, February 12th 2012Reply to this comment

be+verv3. As ” be played, be done” , Plz explain……

Monday, February 13th 2012Reply to this comment

Thank you Mr. Alex for lesson. I absolutely love learning English. English is the most interesting language that I have ever learned.

Thursday, February 16th 2012Reply to this comment

i got 9 out of 10.
alex will you please deliver a lesion on active & passive voice

Monday, February 27th 2012Reply to this comment

God, bless you.

Friday, March 2nd 2012Reply to this comment

I Mr, Your teaching filled me up with confident.Thank you very much.

Saturday, March 3rd 2012Reply to this comment

thanks! but English language learning needs more work before seccessefully.

Sunday, March 4th 2012Reply to this comment

THENKS SIR FOR THIS

Monday, March 5th 2012Reply to this comment

Thanks so much for this wonderful lesson!!

Wednesday, March 7th 2012Reply to this comment

Thank you Alex. I hope to learn more from you.

Friday, March 30th 2012Reply to this comment

thank you

Thursday, April 19th 2012Reply to this comment

thank you so much for this lesson. I hope learn more from you.

Thursday, April 19th 2012Reply to this comment

why i got mistake in the last number in the quiz? is’nt it that the verb be follewed by the past participle? that’s why i did not choose the first one. i confuse!

Saturday, April 21st 2012Reply to this comment

10/10 :))

Tuesday, May 1st 2012Reply to this comment

thanks.

Wednesday, May 9th 2012Reply to this comment

You scored 9 out of 10

Sunday, May 27th 2012Reply to this comment

Thanks

Sunday, June 10th 2012Reply to this comment

Really the quiz was interested . I got 10/10 . Thank you so much Mr Alex for your teaching .

Wednesday, June 13th 2012Reply to this comment

Thanks a lot you are best teach. I really confuse when use ” which or that ” could you tell me ?

Thursday, June 21st 2012Reply to this comment

thanks Alex

Friday, June 29th 2012Reply to this comment

this is so Great ….

Friday, July 27th 2012Reply to this comment

Hi Alex: The Cinema was moved to another location. Is this a correct sentense we using verb with To-be verb? Could you help Thanks.

Sunday, July 29th 2012Reply to this comment

    That is correct. You can also use the verb “to be” before a passive verb. :)

    Sunday, July 29th 2012Reply to this comment

Thanks Alex.

Monday, July 30th 2012Reply to this comment

10 out of 10… My kids love it.

Wednesday, August 8th 2012Reply to this comment

excellent

Wednesday, August 8th 2012Reply to this comment

Thank you for all the refresher. It’s been fifteen years since I’ve been in school, and this website gave me a lot of help. Especially,, with me trying to go back to school. I hope you guys continue to teach. Also, I’m so greatful with the rest of the teachers who put all their efforts to come up with this idea. What intimidates me, is the essay part. I’ve been thinking about taking my placement test in two weeks, but I feel I’m not ready yet.

Sunday, August 12th 2012Reply to this comment

I will go to Japan, next year.(Simple future tense) Here Be very follow with base verb. Could please define this (Is this correct)………Thanks Alex.

Tuesday, August 14th 2012Reply to this comment

thanks

Monday, August 27th 2012Reply to this comment

Thanks for your clearly explainations~

Saturday, September 1st 2012Reply to this comment

tanx………

Tuesday, September 4th 2012Reply to this comment

I got 10 out of 10 . Thank you so much for this lesson ! It was really helpful.

Tuesday, September 4th 2012Reply to this comment

I am a India. I am a Gujarati person… I like your lesson so much..
i got 8 out of 10..but still i am not satisfy with my knowledge…your lesson is nice…but i am always confuse..i fond of speak in english…please put in your lesson more & more rules which important for learner….
Thank you,

Tuesday, September 18th 2012Reply to this comment

Thanks Dear best Teacher Alex

Saturday, October 6th 2012Reply to this comment

thank u vary much …..

Saturday, October 6th 2012Reply to this comment

in ronnie’s lesson i have learnt to use was when i am talking for “I” and now in the quiz at the first quiz ” i was to the park” and “I went to the park” I choose i was to the park and the quiz gave me that was a wrong answer. could you explain what happened?

i appreciate your response.
tnx a lot,
daniela

Saturday, October 13th 2012Reply to this comment

9/10 I love your video’s :)

Saturday, October 27th 2012Reply to this comment

THANKS Alex for the lecturing.I got a 100 out of a 100.

Saturday, October 27th 2012Reply to this comment

Thanks

Sunday, October 28th 2012Reply to this comment

Thanks Alex

I got 8/10 but next time I’ll not be misktake..

Monday, October 29th 2012Reply to this comment

thank very much Alex

Saturday, November 3rd 2012Reply to this comment

Hi Alex. I appreciated your lesson. The only suggestion I’d give you is that it’d be easier and clearer for the students if you, when writting, put an indefinite article before the profession – ex: I am an architect. You said but not wrote. I think it would be better. Regardless of this, your class is perfect. Thank you.

Saturday, November 3rd 2012Reply to this comment

thank u alex four lesson

Saturday, November 3rd 2012Reply to this comment

I not understand incorrect: His girlfriend is the Jojan.
plese help me

Monday, November 5th 2012Reply to this comment

thank you.:-)

Tuesday, November 6th 2012Reply to this comment

This is my first experience with English language and I guess what was me very well.

Sunday, November 18th 2012Reply to this comment

nice ,i can;t see video but enjoy quiz

Tuesday, November 20th 2012Reply to this comment

Hi Alex. You explain very very good. I really like your lessons. Please, think of making a lesson about PARTICIPLE-2. Their role as verb and as adjective. This is my only difficulty.

Friday, December 28th 2012Reply to this comment

Fantastic!

Saturday, December 29th 2012Reply to this comment

can one says “I had had some ice cream from the ice cream polar last year. If not could you do a lesson on that please.

Wednesday, January 9th 2013Reply to this comment

I got 9 out of 10

Tuesday, January 22nd 2013Reply to this comment

hi sir,what is the difference between
he will sing.
he will be singing.
he is going to sing.
pls help me..thx

Tuesday, January 29th 2013Reply to this comment

Thank you so much Alex for the lesson. You are the best. Alex, please could you help me ? I would like to stay one month with a family who speaks English. I want to improve my English. Thanks in advance

Friday, February 8th 2013Reply to this comment

hi , please help me to understand ;Rebecca said in one lesson that for HOME the prepositon AT doesn’t exist .i.e -I go home not I go at home .Which is correct?

Saturday, February 9th 2013Reply to this comment

Thanks for your lesson.

Tuesday, February 26th 2013Reply to this comment

woooouuu… was incredible you are the best….
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continue so

Friday, March 8th 2013Reply to this comment

Billion thanks for the score.
Please i will like to share these few words with you,i always feel scared to speak english in a congregation most especially with my foreigner friends, i was believe that what am saying is not correct.and they will be making jest of me.Please advise me

Thursday, March 14th 2013Reply to this comment

thank’s Mr alex

Monday, April 15th 2013Reply to this comment

and the verb to be before adverbs? I am fine, for example

Saturday, April 27th 2013Reply to this comment

Thanks Mr. Alex it’s a nice lesson. I can’t wait for my students this coming school year. More power.

Wednesday, May 15th 2013Reply to this comment

Please, let me know if the following sentence is in order.
I ask James,” James, can you do this?”
James replied: “Oh,yes. I can do this”.
Now, I want to convey to someone like”I asked James and he said that he can do it”. Is this formation correct?

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