I like vocabulary lesson and I think it’s interesting for a lmos people who would like to improve her/his English Langauge
Thank you very much for the great work.
At one point i am not agree with u and feeling u r wrong. in sentence “he is dying” dying is is not gerund but is main verb.is -helping verb and dying is main verb hence is+dying= complete verb.in addition to that this sentence has’t not any object.wats urs reaction abt this
Sorry, maybe it is out of the subject but I really want to know about it. A friend of mine told me that when we said the words with “th” (The, that,three.this,those with, etc) we must put our tongue is adhering on our palate.Is that right?
Very interesting site…i love it… great teachers i prefer to listen on your site than to my class i learnd a lot here than listening to my teacher..haha…its funny…well tnx…your great….i wanna ask if u have here about TIPS for INterview question?? tnx and Godbless..luv you..mwuahh..hehe
Do you mean tips for ASKING or ANSWERING interview questions?
Let me know and I can help you!
Thanks for watching!
Good luck!
BTW, may I ask u something? If ‘my cell phone is dead’ is a past tense, then ‘why don’t we say ‘my cell phone was dead’.
If you say your cell phone was dead, that means that it died and now it is alive. This is past tense.
If you say it is dead, it is present tense, not past.
hello runnie, thank u for the lesson pls am confuse on how to use “yours” e.g some one send u a greating message and u don,t want to repeat your self is “&yrs” do u want use or “and u too” pls i will be waiting for your reply. thank you
Yours means it belongs to someone: “That baby is yours.”
You can say “and you too” or “and you” — this is a way to reply if someone says… “Have a good day”. You can say: “You too!”
Hi Ronnie, your lessons funnier than my school and very enjoyable.After watch your lessons it is easy to remember all of these so I want to watch much more video plz…In fact , I need to IELTS vocabulary and I know there are a lot of students need it.Its only suggestion because you’re doing your best.Thank you.
Hello Ronnie, how can I she is dead… I’m gonna say 3 years, 1 week, 2 months. Thank you for you anwer
Um… I’m not sure what you mean but I think you mean how to say how long someone has been dead for??
You can say she has been dead for 3 years/1 week/2 months.
Dear Ms. Ronnie,
Thank you for your lesson. I have a question, “how could we tell politely someone is dead.”
Eg: My grandpa passed away yesterday! (Is this a polite sentence?)
Please advise with alternatives.
Hi Teacher!! :)! I have a question that When someone is older than us is dead, but we do not want to say like that because it’s not polite. So what should we say in this case?
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!! :)!
Hi teacher, how r u? i have a question about adjective dead and verb die in the past ,
do we use dead when for example someone passed away a long time and died when just happened like futur of the past
you are a good teacher,I now because Im teacher too.thankssss…one day,If you are come to TURKEY.I want to take private lesson from you..When you come to TURKEY,Could you say in here…bye
Hello my best teacher Ronnie! first of all i hope you’re doing well. I just want from you please don’t let your humor and your nice smile DIE,keep being cheerful and smily all time,you are wonderful and i’m imroving my english due to your great way of “ELT” english language teaching.Thank you!
Hi dear and sweety Ronnie , its very good to hear you online i got my confussion off,you realy inpired me and my admirration is for you, I am there fore cordily inviting you here in pakistan particulerly to Swat vally, you will see the people’s hospitalities and eagernes towards learn english,if you could please accept my humbleness ,thanks
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It’s really god.
its very good but death is noun
heheh This site is very good .
ur way of teaching is too good. thankyou for your lesson.
This site is very good today i am first time visit so i am very impresive
its really excellent….
thank you teacher ! I learned alot .
so…
Die -> verb (past: died; present continuous: dying)
Dead -> adjective
Death -> noun
Very nice !
Thanks Ronnie !
I don´t like that this site die.I want that always exist it.
THIS SITE CAN’T DIE IT’S REALLY AWESOME GUYS, PLEASE BE ALIVE!!!!
pls dnt die ENGVID , i hope u live long time kkk…thnk u teacher yr leossen was awsome.
Hahaha, so cool the last image! xD
Great lesson! You seem to be such a great person (:
Bye!
ur style of teaching is very nice. i like it.thanks
im in the 3level and their exercise help me to improve my brain thanks ,i will see you soon
Very Very nice site
THANKS A LOT
hi thanks a lot !!
I like vocabulary lesson and I think it’s interesting for a lmos people who would like to improve her/his English Langauge
Thank you very much for the great work.
i want learn english complet
thanks for you are teach
i watched your explanation and you wrote on the board MY CELLPHONE IS DEAD
YOU APPROACH IS FANTASTIC
Great lesson Ronnie.
Wow.. This is great! Thanks alot.^^ Finally, I found an english site so good. Thank you teacher!!!!!
Thanks.
At one point i am not agree with u and feeling u r wrong. in sentence “he is dying” dying is is not gerund but is main verb.is -helping verb and dying is main verb hence is+dying= complete verb.in addition to that this sentence has’t not any object.wats urs reaction abt this
are u a teacher????
if no, respect the teacers
OHH shit::
really so nice…….daily i am watching your website only …
thank youuuuu…very learning lessons..!!!
THANK YOU TEACHER
BUT, COULD YOU TELL ME PLZ WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DIEING AND DYING?
its very good ,thank you Ronne
Have a good life and comfortable death.
very easy to learn english with your videos, i am very excited to watch that videos.
i will rememeber the difference between die & dead like do & die situation :)
Thank you for another lesson…
I’d like you to know that I really enjoy learning with all of you(teachers from engvid).
:)
very very good techar many thanx
dear Teacher;
Ur way is realy amazin. Its very interesting .
thanks for the oportunity
Sorry, maybe it is out of the subject but I really want to know about it. A friend of mine told me that when we said the words with “th” (The, that,three.this,those with, etc) we must put our tongue is adhering on our palate.Is that right?
I love the way of the teacher and thank her so much
It’s easy to understand and helpful too
VERY NICE BUT I GOT IT ONLY 75%…GOD BLESS YOU
I wish you a long life!
i wish you the semme thing
what is different between dead and death
Thank you Ronnie for your english lessons,they are very good, and you explain them very well thanks again and I see you next time,bye.
THANXX FOR LESSEN ENGVID
what’s the correct answer for number one? dead or dying ?
thanks
Thank you for the lesson.
I hope all the teacher will be try.
if u die, funny teacher I will die too.
hi ronnie.hw r u?hope u will be fi9.plz explain it…..(we are done)in this sentence done is using as adjective or..?plz reply must……..
hi ronnie.hw r u?hope u will be fi9.plz explain it…..(we are done)in this sentence done is using as adjective or..?plz reply must……..
its nice
but in the answer 1
not was dead
thank you so much for the leesson it very good
Dear Ronnie,
some people say “his mother expired” or “he expired ” is this word correct.
WOW – YES that phrase is correct, but we never say that in Canada.
Very interesting site…i love it… great teachers i prefer to listen on your site than to my class i learnd a lot here than listening to my teacher..haha…its funny…well tnx…your great….i wanna ask if u have here about TIPS for INterview question?? tnx and Godbless..luv you..mwuahh..hehe
Do you mean tips for ASKING or ANSWERING interview questions?
Let me know and I can help you!
Thanks for watching!
Good luck!
hello Ronnie teacher. i learning all of you. I have question. which sentense is correct?
my cell phone is dead
my cell phone is dying.
Both are correct – one is past tense. (My cell phone is dead)
“My cell phone is dying” is present continuous – which means it is happening NOW!
Hi Ronnie,
I enjoy your lesson so much.
BTW, may I ask u something? If ‘my cell phone is dead’ is a past tense, then ‘why don’t we say ‘my cell phone was dead’.
If you say your cell phone was dead, that means that it died and now it is alive. This is past tense.
If you say it is dead, it is present tense, not past.
Thank you teacher. It’s good lesson.
hello runnie, thank u for the lesson pls am confuse on how to use “yours” e.g some one send u a greating message and u don,t want to repeat your self is “&yrs” do u want use or “and u too” pls i will be waiting for your reply. thank you
Yours means it belongs to someone: “That baby is yours.”
You can say “and you too” or “and you” — this is a way to reply if someone says… “Have a good day”. You can say: “You too!”
Hi Ronnie, your lessons funnier than my school and very enjoyable.After watch your lessons it is easy to remember all of these so I want to watch much more video plz…In fact , I need to IELTS vocabulary and I know there are a lot of students need it.Its only suggestion because you’re doing your best.Thank you.
:D Long life to Black Humour!
Could u be kind enough to teach me the use of AIR QUOTES (“FINGER QUOTES”)during a conversation.
Hi Rannie.thank you abaut evrythink .you’r good teaching.Ilove this way of teach.cood time
thanks ronie.that is means by (ok) stanted for
very easy to understand
good lesson.thank u.
Hello, teacher, thanks for this lesson. What about the phrasal verb “to pass away”, do you use it?
Yes we do!
Oh! great end)))) I am scared))) thanks for the lesson/ Your lessons are very interesning and usefull!!!
thanks for this useful opportunity.Ronnie you will be of my age. i am very impressed by your style of teaching.
Hello Ronnie, how can I she is dead… I’m gonna say 3 years, 1 week, 2 months. Thank you for you anwer
Um… I’m not sure what you mean but I think you mean how to say how long someone has been dead for??
You can say she has been dead for 3 years/1 week/2 months.
Yes, exacly that what I wanted to know. Thank you;)
the picture at the end was not good i will never let eng vid die
Thank you teacher.
Thanks a lot Ronnie
^_^
Much as gracias ronnie el material es fantastico y tu exelente maestra
Dear Ms. Ronnie,
Thank you for your lesson. I have a question, “how could we tell politely someone is dead.”
Eg: My grandpa passed away yesterday! (Is this a polite sentence?)
Please advise with alternatives.
Yes! Your sentence is perfect!
it was just awesome Ronnie.thanx
Hi Teacher!! :)! I have a question that When someone is older than us is dead, but we do not want to say like that because it’s not polite. So what should we say in this case?
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!! :)!
You can say they passed away.
Hi teacher, how r u? i have a question about adjective dead and verb die in the past ,
do we use dead when for example someone passed away a long time and died when just happened like futur of the past
you are a good teacher,I now because Im teacher too.thankssss…one day,If you are come to TURKEY.I want to take private lesson from you..When you come to TURKEY,Could you say in here…bye
Hello my best teacher Ronnie! first of all i hope you’re doing well. I just want from you please don’t let your humor and your nice smile DIE,keep being cheerful and smily all time,you are wonderful and i’m imroving my english due to your great way of “ELT” english language teaching.Thank you!
why, in your expo you said, my cell phone is dead,or on the exercice we said my cell phone is dying,what is the different please.
Dead= adjective.
Dying = verb
u teach in an excellent way:)
so good,you are a good teacher Ronnie
Hi dear and sweety Ronnie , its very good to hear you online i got my confussion off,you realy inpired me and my admirration is for you, I am there fore cordily inviting you here in pakistan particulerly to Swat vally, you will see the people’s hospitalities and eagernes towards learn english,if you could please accept my humbleness ,thanks
Thank you very much!
is cermony means party ? or cirmony
Ceremony means a rite or ritual.