By the time you finish watching this free English lesson, you’ll know the difference between buy, by, bye, and bi. Confused? Watch and learn, then, my friends. Okay? Bye. Ha!!
The German name of the currency isn’t Deutsche Mark (DM) any more. In January 2002, DM was replaced by Euro (€). Anyway, great explanation of differences between ‘bi’, ‘buy’, ‘by’ and ‘bye’. Well done :)
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Thanks for teaching me James, I have one complaint. You speak too fast man! But don’t change your way of speaking! I’m going to win this challenge by listening to you and the other teachers! I’d like to ask you a thing! Could you please teach me when I can use “ain’t”. I know it might seem useless, but I’m sure that there are people who’d like to know about it too! Big Hug!
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thank you for the video that’s very useful :)
if you do not mind please I’d like to ask for a video about writing a personal essay .. thank you so much
Hi james i love this site sooo much ….i follow you always……thank a lot…..are you very funny.!!!! are you married??? im kidding =P how about some lesson about ing form???? i need some explication……im italian girl….bye by my country kissssssssss
Hi! I´m Brazilian. Your class is good, but I´d like to kwon if you can speak more slowly. When you speak fast, the words same only one.
Goog luck for you, and bye bye of your new friend in Brazil,Rio de janeiro
Enjoyed the by video.
But didn’t answer my question. I run a sports league. Every week one team has a week off, you know what I am leading up to… how do you spell their “bi” week?
I don’t know if the teacher already replied to your question, but you are correct, you can say “this team has a bi this week” or “this team play every other week” or “this team play once every two weeks” I hope this comments will help you.
when I started to watch this lesson, I thought you were going to explain the change of the pronunciation “BY” when found at the end of a word; example: CASTLEBY I believe it’s pronounce “BE” but can you tell me why? if there’s a rule, can you explain?
Hello James!
Thanks a lot for your good method of teaching. Your explanation is very clear and easy to understand. My sincere gratitude to all teachers and the whole team of EngVid.
Hello James!
Thanks so much for your teaching. Your explanation is very clear and easy to understand.
Now I have some questions to ask u.Could u explain me about any difference in meaning or using of “related to” and “relating to”?
Thank u in advance
i look forward to seeing ur response.
Hi Ronnie!!
I am a school teacher (soon to inculcate accent amongst my students), all I want to clarify is for the pronunciation for the words ending in -logy e.g. eulogy, sociology..
Is it that such words are pronounced:
1. before the syllable
2. Or, after the syllable??
Hello James,
You are my English teacher. I like your teaching alot. you are a good teacher and have funny. My English is very very bad.But next i think it gets better after i have studied with you. bye
James, u surprised me with bi. I have never heard of bi in English at first was thought,you are not talking English lol….thanks you are a professional teacher. keep up and well done!
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i am glad to visit your site. i eager to download your video and your lessons but I can’t!! becouse of very slowly speed it is frequently on and off!!!! what should i do my dear Rebecca??
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The German name of the currency isn’t Deutsche Mark (DM) any more. In January 2002, DM was replaced by Euro (€). Anyway, great explanation of differences between ‘bi’, ‘buy’, ‘by’ and ‘bye’. Well done :)
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i am from mexico!! yeah..!
mmm… it’s the same pronunciation, isn’t it?
I like this lesson and onther lessons hrer in EngVid same this lesson
I mean confused lessons
Thanks alot.
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Thanks again and wish you success
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thanx)) great lesson!
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this lesson very good!
Congratulations plus english course.
Hi!
This is Sankar Prosad Roy from Bangladesh. Your lecture is useful and interesting. Expecting more from you in the next.
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i’m from LA california. i happend to find this site, it really helps me.
and l like this teacher. so fun~~~i dont feel like studying~feel like watching tv~
thank a lot teacher james, you’re very funny teacher and teach great lesson
Thanks some confusion has been out of my mind
I love this site too much
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THanks James,you’re really funny.I love the way you teach.
Hi, teacher it was great !!!
and You are so funny.I have A doubt which is right biroad or byroad
Thanks for teaching me James, I have one complaint. You speak too fast man! But don’t change your way of speaking! I’m going to win this challenge by listening to you and the other teachers! I’d like to ask you a thing! Could you please teach me when I can use “ain’t”. I know it might seem useless, but I’m sure that there are people who’d like to know about it too! Big Hug!
Hello forum Turkey. Hi everyone!
Dear James, you are a wonderful instructor! I watched all of your lessons. Your teaching manner is very original and you are successful in attracting viewers attention. Thank you very much, and also thanks engvid.com
Sir your teaching style is very decent .I am from Karachi.
this is the first time i’ve acessed this website!!! and the first lessons i ‘ve seen is yours. woa you’re so funny and your lesson is very useful for me!! thank you so much for that!!!
I like you style of teaching.
Hello mister
thank you for the video that’s very useful :)
if you do not mind please I’d like to ask for a video about writing a personal essay .. thank you so much
Thank you alot for lesson
i like studey english
i want to lean english very well
Thank you alot for lesson
Very good explanation. I can buy books if you have anything written by you. Good Bye for now.
Thank you!!!!
I WANT LEARN ENGLISH PLEASE HELP ME
thanks for the above video, and realy I’m very happy from your way to leaning us again thank U.
this is my first time on this site,,,i think it`s really nice
it is so useless
THANK’S
Thank you so much!
Thank u for helping me to learn English.
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Thanks for teaching us , the lesson was very useful . thank you very much.
you are amazing instructor, thanks a lot , your explanation is wonderful and so easy to be understood
thanks so much, good lesson and also entertaining.
Hy James:
Your english classes are very nice. I learn a lot with your way to explain
By I would like to suggest order all lessons in alfabethical order. In this
form is easy find the specific lesson that support our studies.
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ty for the lesson!!
u r so funny!!!!!!!! ))) and the worm is funny too! )
good lesson. i didn’t know about “bi”.. but know I know.
Hi teacher! you speak too fast but I want you to keep your way. Can you tell me the difference between “rob” and “steal”?
A very good explanation. Thanks to teacher. Bye.Bye.
HE IS SO GREAT TEACHER!!
thank you for your lesson
thanks
Jemes really I enjoy the lecture and understand at the same time, you are good teacher, keep it that way
thank you teacher
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Hi james i love this site sooo much ….i follow you always……thank a lot…..are you very funny.!!!! are you married??? im kidding =P how about some lesson about ing form???? i need some explication……im italian girl….bye by my country kissssssssss
Excellent!!
Assalam aleykum. I want to learn english.
Thank you for help, James.
Excellent lesson !!
Thanks
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Hi! I´m Brazilian. Your class is good, but I´d like to kwon if you can speak more slowly. When you speak fast, the words same only one.
Goog luck for you, and bye bye of your new friend in Brazil,Rio de janeiro
بارد ، وحسن الدرس
Tanks a lot¡¡¡
James, thanks.I like your lesson, because it’s a very interesting for me.Good luck.
oh Mr James, can you speak slowly?. I can’t understand all you said. Oh no
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love it
thank you james for this lesson
thanks alot my teacher
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Nice lesson, and good teacher, have a nice day guys.
Enjoyed the by video.
But didn’t answer my question. I run a sports league. Every week one team has a week off, you know what I am leading up to… how do you spell their “bi” week?
I don’t know if the teacher already replied to your question, but you are correct, you can say “this team has a bi this week” or “this team play every other week” or “this team play once every two weeks” I hope this comments will help you.
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when I started to watch this lesson, I thought you were going to explain the change of the pronunciation “BY” when found at the end of a word; example: CASTLEBY I believe it’s pronounce “BE” but can you tell me why? if there’s a rule, can you explain?
thanks a lot
Thank you for lesson. Really interesting. I have a question. Can you show examples for the BY in passive? Can’t understand that point.
i like this lesson very much. Thanks.
Hello James!
Thanks a lot for your good method of teaching. Your explanation is very clear and easy to understand. My sincere gratitude to all teachers and the whole team of EngVid.
Wow i’m to mach interested in your all lesson!
thank u teacher
it was very useful
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Hi James:
thanks a lot for your lesson could you teach more about preposition!!!
see you
Hello James!
Thanks so much for your teaching. Your explanation is very clear and easy to understand.
Now I have some questions to ask u.Could u explain me about any difference in meaning or using of “related to” and “relating to”?
Thank u in advance
i look forward to seeing ur response.
Rnogueira- Ahahaha. Here all study English
perfect!
I didn’t know that there is “Bi” in english
10x a lot
Thanks a lot James, I like the way you teach…
Thanks a lot Mr.James you now what i didn’t know that there’s “BI” in english,but please help me to understand english very well ok am called charles.
thanks Mr.James
congratulation
Hey,James!
I am planning to take an English course.
I would be happy to be your student :)
Which country are you teaching in? I’ll come :)
I love it It was soooooooo gooood! :)
Very funny teacher))
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I like your lessons a lot! i learn many thinks.
you´re an amazing teacher.
And this class helped a lot!
I live in Brazil but I understood everythings you said.
thanks for your lessons!!!(And continue)
Thank you!!!!
I like the way you teach…
Tanks ,great teacher
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thank you so much!
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hey james, i love your teaching style, n i like ur lectures, they help me a lot.
here is a request, please tell me the difference between the word “reach” and “arrive”.
thanks.
i like this lesson a lot
thank’s
awesome!
Hi! i’m very glad to see this lesson , i wish you keep tight you sweet when you speak, could you help me better at like you? God bless
very fun
Thank you. I love this lesson.
Stop this noise. Good bye.
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Hi Ronnie!!
I am a school teacher (soon to inculcate accent amongst my students), all I want to clarify is for the pronunciation for the words ending in -logy e.g. eulogy, sociology..
Is it that such words are pronounced:
1. before the syllable
2. Or, after the syllable??
Any clarity on the same will be much appreciated!!!
thank’s
Hi, Jame. Thank you for your lesson it made me more clarify.
Hello James,
You are my English teacher. I like your teaching alot. you are a good teacher and have funny. My English is very very bad.But next i think it gets better after i have studied with you. bye
thanks
hi james you are so funny I have a question for you why is essy for me to read but hard when I have to write do you have any answer
James, u surprised me with bi. I have never heard of bi in English at first was thought,you are not talking English lol….thanks you are a professional teacher. keep up and well done!
Thanks James!! I love the manner you teach!! You are very funny and a veryyyyyyyyyy good teacher!!! THANKUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
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Apologies if I sound a touch strident in this response, and if I sound like I’m angry, it’s because I am. Your actions are hurting one of the best institutions in all of higher education, one that I was able to utilize my four years at CMC, and one that helped me grow intellectually and professionally.
you’re really good teacher and thank you for your lessons
don’t thank just donate money
tnx!!
warn, worm, warm, do they have the same pronunciation?
nope
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hi dear Rebecca
i am glad to visit your site. i eager to download your video and your lessons but I can’t!! becouse of very slowly speed it is frequently on and off!!!! what should i do my dear Rebecca??
I get full of scores.Yeah!
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i get the hook of watching and learning as well
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What is the meaning of “Bi”
thank you my friend ☺
I not gotcha well the meaning of bi exactly. bi is used only in the case of bi-weekly or every 2 weeks like this?
good lesson..
I understand all
and learned new words that I don’t knowed
the lesson is very useful.
thanks a lot.
thank you so much for this lesson… :)