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EITHER, NEITHER, SO, TOO – How to agree and disagree in English
Are you confused by words such as too, either, neither, and so? Do you ever agree with an opinion that you really don’t share? Or disagree when in fact you think the same thing? Sometimes this happens because you are not sure of which words to use to agree or disagree. After this grammar lesson, you should be able to get your opinion across more easily.
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I did a great job. xD
thank’s mr adam but if you can show the vidoes of conjugaison please .
I’m glad :)
Hello Adam, you’re the best! thank you for your lessons. Adam, my problem is the comprehension,,, it’s really dramatic… i can “say something” and i can “write something” but the comprehension is terrible… and for my job it top important… it’s more tha one year that i’m trying to improve my comprehension but :-(… any suggestions? thanks a lot! ciao. Fabio – Italy
HI Adam you’re really good teacher thank u very much I’ve got 9 out of 10
So do I.;-)
Well done! Thanks!
thanks for the lesson Adam . I`v got 4 correct out of 10.veri bad :-( I`l do better job next time i promis .thanks anyway.
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very useful! thnx a lot for your lesson. Th etopic seems confusing, but I’ve got 10 of ten, as the manner of explanation was clear and convincing, best regards from Russia!
i got 90% correct!!thank u Sir Adam ,now i know how to use either,neither,too and so hheheh
a lot of thanks from Tajikistan….keep it up!
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I think so :)
very useful and to the point.
8 ;o
Thanks for the help
Hey zelicca would you mind if I interested in practice french and english as well with u? If there is any problem about that, just let me know.
Sorry *there’s not
So nice teacher!
Thamk you adem sir, I get 8 out of 10
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Hii Adam,
I am Sona Sharma from India.I have been a member of this educational site for more than one year.I wanna get my basic concept about English tenses cleared by you.After reading newspaper,watching movies,chatting with people online, I have figured out that an action word known as verb is the most important word in English that I need to know to express an action.Imagine,I feel thirsty.I need to have some water to quench my thirst.Then I perform an action called “drinking”.If I am not familiar with this word ,I can’t express what I want.People simply use this action word in different tenses to refer to different point of time like I drank a glass of water after returning from work yesterday as my throat had dried up.In my previous sentence ,I have used it in the past tense to express that I am not thirsty now but I was..
I am just a begginer.plz help me to learn this language well and also check out my sentences….
Hi Sona,
I would hardly think you’re a beginner. Your English is very good.
To be honest though, I’m not sure what your question is. As for mistakes, I’d concentrate for now on adding ‘s’ where needed to match numbers (plurals, etc.)
Good luck
Thanks u a lot to teachers on engvid..
10/10 thank you very much.
Great job, Thank U so much!
thanks …think i have to study more
Vancouver is one of the most beautiful cities in the world.To agree, you would say:
I had wrong answer: Me too.
Right answer is: I think so too.
Why is “me too” wrong answer? It is a positive statements. I can use “So do I, I do too or me too”, can´t I?
Thanks for your answer. Petra
Hi Petra,
The reason you can’t say ‘me too’ here, is because in the first statement there is no subject ‘I’. That’s why in the agreement you need to add a subject. The first statement is an observation someone made, not necessarily a personal opinion.
Does that make sense?
Aha, thank you very much.
This grammar lesson always has been very difficult, but After I had watched four times this video, finally my score was 10/10.
Thank you so much.
thanks teacher Adam… you’re very wonderful teacher… I’ve got 9 out of 10…very interesting lesson
Hello Sir, i’m Nitin.. its a very useful thing you guys are doing.. I’m new to this site, n i’m already in love wit it.. thank you soo much..
My gramer is very bad, i always failed to use the words in a perfect sentence.. can you guys help me out???
Sure thing, Nitin. Just keep watching and studying :)
thnk you a lot teacher adam i’ve got 8 out of 10
Thank u for your lesson. I did the test 2 times first I have score 4 of 10:( but second time a bit better I have got 9 of 10:)…Yupi
Thank you so much teacher Adan!
My score was 7.
Thank you Adam.
It was a very useful lesson!
Thank you for this lesson Adam, you’re such a great teacher. I’d only like to point out that when we want to agree something using the answer SO, we have to use the same verb. i.e:
- I’m tired of walking
- So AM I
In this case we cannot answer by saying “So DO I” because we have to use the same verb, which in this case is (be) “am”.
I hope this is clear and helps other students because I had a tough time trying to get this at the beginning.
Regards from Mexico.
Actually, this depends on the tense not on the verb. You should use the same tense with both sentences.
In your example I would use “So, do I.” because you have the simple present tense. Look at the present continuous tense:
– “I’m always doing the same boring things.”
– “So, am I.”
And for the simple past:
– “I worked yesterday.”
– “So, did I.”
I don’t know why I put a comma after “so”. Of course, there shouldn’t be any comma in this case! :D
I agree, I just couldn’t find a better way to explain it first. However, I’m not so sure whether you can use “So do I” in my example. I mean, we can answer using the same tense and the right verb or auxiliary.
- I bought a jacket
-So did I
- I like pizza
- So do I
- I could buy a book
- So could I
- I’m jealous
- So am I
I guess we need a little help here because I’m not so sure about arguments morfik. Of course I might be wrong, I’m just trying to clear this up.
Regards!
I think that people use helping verb with “so” and “too”.
This remind me question about “either”. We have a sentence: “William doesn’t work there, and John doesn’t work there.”
We can rewrite it to: “William doesn’t work there, and John doesn’t either.” But can we rewrite it to: “William doesn’t work there, and John doesn’t work there either.” — just add “either” at the end of the original sentence.
Ok, maybe one more question. This concerns “too”. Do we put a comma before “too” or not? I’m asking because on some other sites I saw that people use the comma before “too”.
Good observation Morfik. The reason for the comma before a too is usually when it is used as ‘also’ rather than an agreement.
e.g., I like apples. I like oranges, too.
Excellent point Ezekiel. And you’re right, should have mentioned it in the video. You have to agree to an action verb with ‘do’ and to a be verb with a be verb.
Good job :)
and a could with a could and so on, though to agree with ‘I might go out tonight’ with ‘I might too’ is less common than ‘me too’.
thanks my teacher you r helpful
I would like to say thanks to the initiative of this website! It is too much knowledge! Thank you all.
(From Brazil – Rio Grande do Sul – Porto Alegre)
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9/10 not bad.
thanks .Iam newcomer in canada. I have been 4 month toranto.I have problam about speking-writing-reading and listening. can I halpe me
Hi Kobra,
All I can tell is to keep working hard and be patient. It takes time to learn a new language.
You’ll get it. :)
Thank you So much
Thanks Adam, great lesson!
thank u 4 this free lesson, it was great. I’ll see u again soon.
100% very well…!!!
i do not think so
Great Lesson, thanks !!
Yeah! Thank you, Adam!
Thank you Adam.
Adam is saying at the very beginning:
‘I think I understand why …’
I can’t make out what he is saying further?
I think I understand why they get a little bit of confusion.
I’m not sure 100% but think so..
Hi Vladimir,
I said “I think I understand why they get a little bit confusing.” My mistake– should be confused, not confusing.
Thanks for catching that.
:)
Perfect I’ve got 10/10,
many thanks Adam, the lesson was great!
It was very useful. We all agree!
Well done Adam you are a great teacher , I want you to make more lessons about the reading in the TOEFL and give me vocabulary , you think it,s important .
I’ll see what i can do Asala. :)
“You got 6 correct out of 10.” :-(
Thank you very much
I love these lessons.
Please add the vocabulary lesson about the interview.
Well done , Sir Adam you are such clear , I really love all your lessons ,especially the way you try explain look very professional teacher and understandable Sir , I have been very confuse on using those words for a long time , but after I finished your lesson I got more confident now, I really appreciated , Thank so much ! Hope you successful with every things you do
hi adam how can learn english please help me
Hi.I had some problems either and neither when i speak or use these words. but now i learnt rigtig. thanks for tour good teaching.well done
cheers
hi Adam , i still confused about the question no. 3..
Hi Sastro,
Maybe you are not familiar with the word ‘actually.’ It means ‘in fact,’ and when someone uses it it, they are often about to give an opposite, or a different opinion or idea. Son in question 3, there is a disagreement using the opposite of ‘it’s not cold.’
Does that help?
thank you very much!!(y)
Thank you so much … 8 out of 10
Thx..but i wrong quiz number 3…
could u explaine better?
Hi Raffaele,
Maybe you are not familiar with the word ‘actually.’ It means ‘in fact,’ and when someone uses it it, they are often about to give an opposite, or a different opinion or idea. Son in question 3, there is a disagreement using the opposite of ‘it’s not cold.’
Does that help?
I got 10 correct out of 10. Thank you, Adam. You are a very good teacher!
i was repit my Quiz for 3 time , but always write that Obama make a Great job…
Good Class Adams , is very importat Know when you can use this words or word expresion . Thanks..
I’ve got 9 correct out of 10 :). I’am not so good at english because isn’t my native language :)
thank you very much for this site, it’s amasingly intersting :)
Thanks teacher, I liked this class and i can understand you perfect =)
Thank you Adam for your lesson. I had problems using this words, now I understad the difference! I’ve got 10/10!!!
Hi Adam,
you are really great teacher. You speak very clear and easy for non-native speaker to listen.
Thanks for such a helpful vid!!
Thanks Adam, I’ve got 9 out of ten! and I agree with everyone who said you’re a good teacher!
doesn’t work
Hi Hassan,
What doesn’t work?
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9 from 10, thank you.
you are agood teacher
I got 7. I think that your class was very clear. Thank you.
hello everybody ,someone could explain me more easy because I am really confused…. O_o…
Hi Santi,
Which part is confusing?
The most important thing to remember is that we use too and so to agree with positive statements, and neither and not either to agree with negative statements.
Does that help?
Excellent job, everything was so clear, I hope I can use them without any problem from now on.
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ıt s easy lessen but very confused my mınd..
nice nice really really like it got it perfect …
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Thank you Nadya,
I’m pretty new to the site, but yes, more lessons will be coming
:)
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Hi Adam, you’re my favorite teacher from engVid, you explain excellently well and clearly.
I have a doubt on question number 6. Why is “Me too” correct? It is agreeing with the statement, but it was asked to desagree.
(From Brazil – Paraná)
Hi Daniel,
Thank you :)
Actually, the correct answer to number 6 is ‘My grandchild can paint better.’ maybe check again
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ok, I finished. thank you so much.
Exelente video!
I don’t know what it mean (I think so)it mean agree or disagree so I have problem with spieling could you help me or show me away to I have a good spieling
Hi Jawad,
I think so, is used to agree.
As for your spelling, every time you misspell a word, try writing it 100 times on a sheet of paper. That way you will remember it from habit.
:)
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Thanks teacher.
It was nice lesson…………
Can anybody please tell me how i can download engvid video…….
10/10. thanks for the lesson
Thank you Adams, but i did not get the break down of Neither or Either very clearly. You did not emphasis much on them. and the two words are giving me problem to use them effectively. could you please do it again or ask Rebecca or Romney to do it. Thanks
Hi John,
The most important thing to remember is that neither and not either, are used to AGREE with negative statements.
e.g., I don’t like beer. Neither do I, or I don’t either.
I am not hungry. Neither am I. I’m not either.
Does that help?
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I’ve got a 10.
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http://www.engvid.com/english-pronunciation-words-ending-in-ng/
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Very good lesson .
Thanks Adam.
Can anybody please tell me how to download the lessons!!!!!!!!
you can download all the lessons from Youtube, all the teachers have their channels up there. I use Keepvid website to download them :)
Dear Adam, thank you once again for your helpful lesson. I ‘m very grateful to engvid.com for the given possibility to learn English from native speakers. Your lessons are very funny and learning from you is some kind of relaxing. I feel myself getting more peacefull when I am reaching something new about English speaking.
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Thank you for this lesson !!!
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U know,how much u’r presentation’s marvellous?!!
Goooodluck with ur life.
Have a ball!
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It makes fun! Thank you!
Hi Adam,
It is a very good English lesson. I like it so much and it is helping me to improve my English. I have a question on No.7:
(7. I don’t want to go to school today. It’s raining and cold, and there’s going to be a quiz.
To agree, you would say:
Yeah, me neither.
I don’t too.
So do I.
I love school, especially quizzes.)
My teacher used to tell me that NEITHER doesn’t come after YES but after NO. What do you say?
And can we use “I don’t think so too”? under any circumstances?
Thank you so much!
Afomia
Hi Afornia,
I see the point your teacher made, but the “yeah” here is a signal for agreement, and is casual. And remember that a negative agreement is still an agreement.
As for i don’t think so too, remember that ‘too’ is only used for a positive agreement, so you can’t combine it with a negative verb (don’t think).
Does that help?
Thank u Adem. It was helpful. Would you please write me a link where I can learn basic English sentence construction (starting from S-V-O)?
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i made 4 mistakes . but i undersant clearly what you say all in your videos.İ think i have to pay attation.
thank u for all videos that u guys have been making :)
Hello, Adam
in the video you said “I think Romney is going to win” but my English teacher says we use WILL with our thoughts. Or it doesn´t matter?
Thak you :)
Hi Steven,
I understand what your teacher is saying. Usually we use ‘will’ when we have made the decision at the time of speaking, and ‘going to’ before the time of speaking. Realistically though, people mix these two all the time. On a grammar test, however, there is a difference.
Does that help?
In the quiz, the third question can I use:
Me either.Me neither.I don’t think so too.
as answers.
Hi Gerardo,
You can use me neither to agree that Canada isn’t cold. The other two are incorrect.
by the way thank you the video it helps me
Hi Adam, is it also possible to say: “Neither me?” Or must it ever be “me neither” in this particular order? For example s.o. sais: “I don`t like s.th.!” Can I also answer: “Neiher me!” ? Or is it wrong?
Thank you!
Hi Imke,
No, you can’t switch the order in this case. For agreement it’s always me neither, or neither do/am I, etc.
Thanks mr Adam very much, after learning this lesson i have 6 correct out of 10. once again thanks my teacher very much!
Really it is a useful lesson thank you
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i’ve got 6 out of 10
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It’s very good topic to learn.
Please Adam, put more and more videos. I like the way you teach.
Thank u very much I’ve got 9 out of 10
I had also trouble with sentence 3
Regards
Hi Adam,
For the sentence 3, If I agree (I don’t think Canada is very cold…..), Could i say : “I don’t think so either.”
Thanks and Regards
Hi Kurtleen,
Yes, to agree, you can say I don’t think so either.
good job , thanks
thank’s
I’m confused about when we have to use neither and either. I’ll do the toelf but I’m not very good in verb patters and I’m very slow. what can i do?
it doesn’t work :(
Hi Nadi,
Like I tell all my students: Practice, practice, practice.
remember: neither= not either
thank you very much for your information
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This is very good job that you have done, good luck.
To you have a good luck, it is a Benefit for us (your students), to have good course.
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Thanks Mr Adam ,I confused difference B/W Neither,Either Please Help me
Hi Keire,
Remember: neither= not either
Thanks teacher. Very good video, now I know how to agree and disagree.
Thank you very much
Hello Adam)
Thanks for great lessons. You r my favourite one =). Could you please explain the differences between TALK TO – TALK WITH and BELONG TO -BELONG WITH. And where we use each of them? Thanks in advance)
Hi Enesh,
Talk to is usually one directional (the teacher talked to the students) but talk with is two way (I talked with my girlfriend on the phone for an hour)
Belong to- possession (this pen belongs to him) Belong with- two things that go well together (he blongs with her; they are soulmates.)
Does that help?
Great Work Adam. Keep it up.
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Yippie. I got 10 of 10. A little bit confused to answer though.
thx. info super . but not exciting way of presentetion
I got F in this lesson. What should I do?
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Finally I can use Neither hahaha..
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9 of 10!!!
Hi Adam,
Thanks for your effort.
I’d like to ask you a question. How about statement “I don’t think so, too”? Is it the same “Me neither”? Thanks.
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I am new to this site, I think it will help me a lot.
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hello teacher , first I thank you for this lesson . but I’m a little confused about the last question . I answer it as a negative agreement because the word “hate” which is negative ; the opposite of the verb like> so I answered id as me neither ! heh
Hello Sir, I have little confusion in the use of word “Being” and “Been”. can you please give a detail lesson on these two words.
Thanks,
Jehangir
I thing this lesson was eazy. are you agree students?
Why the answer of no.10 is me too?
It’s a negative sentence so it supposed to be “me neither.”
no?
Hello again, Adam!
Thanks for the vid! It was very clear and easy to understand. I think the subject was useful for many people.
I was already quite familiar with using those words, but I’ve chatted with a lot of guys who are not. It’s quite common in international chatrooms to hear someone replying something like “I don’t like swimming too.”
So, I just wanted to tell you that you did fantastic job with clearing this up for them! :)
Take care!
- S from Finland
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i got 7 out of 10 it was great!!
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Hi,
your web site is really useful and you are very good teacher.It’s my first lesson in your web site, many thanks for all.
Bye
Glad you liked it! Hope you’ll stick around.
Hi,Adam
Thank you for your beautiful teaching
3. I don’t think Canada is very cold. Sure, it snows, but snow doesn’t mean it’s so cold.
Thanks teacher Adam i only concentrated on grammatical solution not on Canada’s environment thank you so much .
you are a good man .
I did two mistakes :(
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Ops, I’m sorry. I should say: I made two mistakes.
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Hi Adam,
what the different between too and as well. howto use it?
thank you in advance for your help.
I think so too. Useful and well explained.
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hi teacher i’m from colombia i would like to watch a video of yours about advices to learn how to speak english, please help me with that, thanks
Can I say (Me either) ?
and dose it have the same meaning as (Me neither) ?
I am getting confused between either and neither :S
please help !
Adam, your quiz question #3 in EITHER, NEITHER, SO, TOO – How to agree and disagree in English. I think should be “to agree” not “to disagree”?
I got 80 :)
Thank you teacher
hi teacher, thanks
AGREE: I think Obama will win the US Elections:
- I think so too
- So I do.
- Me too.
- I do too
- I agree.
- I concur (we both have the same opinon)
*** Agree with negative statement***: I think Romney will not win the US Elections:
- Me neither (Informal)
- I don’t either.
- Neither do I
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thanks a lot.Is it right to say a friend of your or yours,one of them or theirs.would you clarify this.
Thank you
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hi good day
i would like to know what is the correct way of saying this common words..
“TOO MUCH TRAFFIC OR TOO TRAFFIC”..
TNX
please guide me about rather than and what it follows
Thank you so much teacher.
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All english lessons here are so intersting …….. so do i .
Amazing lesson.thanks a lot.I learned more new points in your comments response.
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thanks adam i am understanding how to difference between agree and disagree thanks again
Thank you. It was very useful.
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I got 10 out of 10 .
Thanks Teacher Adam
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Adam
You are a wonderful teacher and besides, I have learnt from you the attitude ,to enjoy every day of my life . Thank you for that ,too.
Thank you for your lesson.May God Bless you.
Hi, Adam! My name is Natalie. Thank you for your Lesson! Pleas, give me some advice. The question 10: “I hate people who talk on their cell phones during movies.” It is negative statement, isn’t it? “I hate” – it is negative! But in quiz the correct answer on this questions is “me too”. Why does the answer “Me neither” wrong?
Hello Natalie!
About the question 10: “I hate people who talk on their cell phones during movies.
The correct answer is:me too
I hate is a pozitive statement and aswering me too,that means you hate them aswell,you are agree with a personal statement
If that statement had been negative(i dont hate) your answer would have been:me neither(you dont hate them either)
only when it s about negative statements as:for example:i dont like playing online games.
the answers could be:me neither(i dont like playing games aswell) i dont either,neither do i.
all of them means you dont like playing online games and you are agree with a negative statements.
the negatives statements are those that comprise a negation:i dont like.i dont want.i dont fishing etc
for example you and me are talking now
i am marius and i am saying:I dont want to go outside today.
you feel the same as me(you dont want either)
so you will say:me neither.neither do i or.i dont either(you dont want to go outside aswell)
i hope you ll understand:D
Yes, I understand you, thank you a lot! I I appreciate you for your help!:)
your welcome my friend:) anytime
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Hi Teacher Adam! I wrong the question 10? Could u explain?
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:)” – Thank you Mr. Adam!
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I did very well. I had only one mistake but still it was good . I love this website and my mom do too
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Hi Adam,
I have a question….I want to know what the difference are between either and neither and when to use these….Thanks for your reply..
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I love your videos! your English is very clear, but I couldn’t place your accent,though. New England?
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thanks you Adam your videos are very good,all of which has helped me to discard the idea of playing game when I surf the net.
Hi Adam
It was a amazing lesson, simply and easy.
Many thanks!
I have got it 100 % of score.
:-)
You are amazing teacher I dont have money for pay here and to study English but I love that I hope to learn more and improve my English, Big Hug from to Colombia
can we use “ought to”?
Very helpful lesson!!! Thanks!
I score 100….thank you for the explanation. You are a great teacher.
thank you teacher ,you are great
I DID THE GREAT JOB. CCCCCCCCC
Hi mr Adam ur a rlly good teacher thanks so much!:)
If someone said I hate this thing should I say me neither or me too which one is right??
Thank you
Thank you from France :) !
Hi Sir,
please let us know the uses of whom, whose, how etc.
regards,
Kalpana
Dude, you rock! Thanks for being such a good teacher. When I become a teach, I’ll try to be as good as ya.
Sorry, teacher I meant :D
very nice teacher
Excellent class! Thank you Adam.
I have two question.
1) How do we agree with the negative satatement below?
“Vancouver is not one of the most beautiful cities in the world.”
I know we can say, “I agree”, but what else?
2) Instead of saying “I think so too” in a positive agreement, could I say “I think so” ?
Thank you
Thank you very much.
Thank you so much Adam
100 out of 100
hi sir Adam,,i would like to ask,,
What is the difference between,neither and either?
someone told me that when you use the word either meaning you choose one ,,but when you use the word neither you dont choose any of that… ..is that right?
Thanks Adam,I like your lessons so much.
can we say in agreement
I think so . without too?
I heear it a lot.
thanks again
thanks Adam :x
you are so cute ^^
your lesson is useful for me :D
I thank you for being excellent teacher! in my opinion you are the best!
I thank you for being a excellent teacher! in my opinion you are the best!
Thank you teacher!