i would like to say thank you to all the teachers here in ENGVID i learned a lot from you guys…awesome….
may i ask question?
where could i start to improve my grammar?
there’s a lot of english topic, i dont know where to begin my lesson
Hope you help me…thank you thank you…
hi mam Ronnie,,am from the Philippines,,i keep on watching your lesson and am so happy because Ive learned a lot hope we could be friends.thanks a lot and God bless
you are awesome!
may I ask you about “a”?
do you pronounce “а kid” like “a (cAr) kid” or “a (cAt) kid”?
cause we learnt at school “a” as “a – cAt”. Is it British or just incorrect?
thank you very much,
best wishes :)
teacher..i think you made a mistake..in this lesson when you were talking about pregnancy..you said ” when you have a baby growing inside you…” without up.. am i wrong?? could you explain me this please?
Dear madam, its noor from bangladesh, plz if possible make a vedio how to pronunce (plural) correctly, i cant pronunce plural, i shall be very grateful to u.
sure Ms.Ronnie, you may come in the catagory of plants, but belongs to a bunch of red flowers wich have good smell. As all of your students feel when watching your videos. Thanks alot.
hi. i’ve a doubt. could you tell me how to describe my homedown,and about me in english? because i’m studying IELTS i hope that your lesson will helpful for me…thanks
Hi
thank you very much for this lesson. It’s been very useful.I have a concern about a sentence that you you said: “I was raised” why some people say i was raise and not raised. Are you allowed to put the two verbs in the past like was raised? and can we say I did eat or i did ate. I hope that yu can help me with this confusion. thanks
Hello!
In this sentence, I was raised, “raised” is an adjective. When we change a verb into the p.p. and use it with was/is it becomes an adjective!
We cannot say did ate – as did (do) is an auxiliary verb. We change the do verb to past and keep the verb in the base form!
hello ms Ronnie ..how are you ?
when I say …I was brought up in Toronto ..
it means I left Toronto and for example now I’m living in Otawa??????????
please reply
thank you
Yes, if you say I was brought up in a city that means you went to elementary and or high school there. Most Canadians move to another city if they go to university or college.
Hi Teacher! Thank you so much for this lesson. :D I want to ask u something.. You said people not grown. I heard from the song “I wanna grow old with you” is it correct sentence?
I really liked this one, I didn’t know about the “brougth up” expretion (my teachers did not told me anything about it….
anyway thank you
Now I got a confussion; If i use “did” the verb must be in past or present?
tnx 2 u
When you use “did”, the other verb is usually a base verb!
Hi Ronnie,
Thanks for your wonderful explanation. I always looking forward to seeing a new video clik. THanks again and hope to see your another video again!
Mucho gracias!
Hi Ronnie! I don’t understand clearly between “raise” and “rise”! thanks so much! nice day :)
“Rise” is an intransitive verb and “raise” is a transitive verb.
Intransitive verbs, like rise, do not require an object. “Rise” does not require an object to do the motion. E.g., the sun rises every morning; she rose from her nap around 2 o’clock. The sun is rising on its own as did the napping girl.
Transitive verbs, like raise, require an object. “Raise” requires an object to cause the motion. E.g., she raised her hand to answer the question; She raised the girl up onto his shoulders. The girl moved her own arm to answer the question and physically lifted the child onto his shoulders.
Hi Ronnie .. How are you ?
I just love the way you teach .. I am from Pakistan .. Actually I am applying for immigration to Australia and my english is very weak so need your help in that . Joined many academy’s but couldnt understans them . Can you please giva me your skype Id ? It’ll be a great help . I hope to get your reply ..
I love you. :)
Hi Rannie
Hope everything is ok with you.
I need your help, I’ll do presentation tomorrow about Negotiation and I have to put “Thesis statement”. I’ll write this sentence, please review it and tell me if it effective or not and if it good grammatical..
My thesis statement is: Negotiate professionally everyday in all situations.
Waiting your answer ASAP.
Thanks advance.
Mira
Hey Ronnie, your videos are plenty helpful! Could you make a video telling us some expressions or words commonly used by canadian people? Well, I’d like to speak the canadian english. It would help me, eh ? :)
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Thank U about this lesson, but I think it’s quite short. I’d like U give us more.
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i liked the way u taught…easy to remmember. Thanks
i would like to say thank you to all the teachers here in ENGVID i learned a lot from you guys…awesome….
may i ask question?
where could i start to improve my grammar?
there’s a lot of english topic, i dont know where to begin my lesson
Hope you help me…thank you thank you…
You can start with tense
thanks i hope mor and mor
Thank you so much for this lessen, and thank you for this website, it´s help me a lot.
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hi mam Ronnie,,am from the Philippines,,i keep on watching your lesson and am so happy because Ive learned a lot hope we could be friends.thanks a lot and God bless
thank you
Thank you so much , it was useful lesson .
thanks
you are awesome!
may I ask you about “a”?
do you pronounce “а kid” like “a (cAr) kid” or “a (cAt) kid”?
cause we learnt at school “a” as “a – cAt”. Is it British or just incorrect?
thank you very much,
best wishes :)
I GROW UP IN / I WROTE IN EXSAM WHY IT IS MSTAKS
I think you could say
I grew up in……..
thank you so much*_*,,god bless!
hi my names eriny you lessons it verey good i aundstant but i have prolapm in english i wont leran english fast. thank you
thanka lot. Good lesson !. you’r a good and lovely teacher.
I always enjoy the lessons.
this website is very helpful to learn English..i am new on this website and started to see all the videos to improve my English.
teacher..i think you made a mistake..in this lesson when you were talking about pregnancy..you said ” when you have a baby growing inside you…” without up.. am i wrong?? could you explain me this please?
Excellent Miss Ronnie, Excellent!!
very good teacher
Great explanation Ronnie.
Great lesson
thank you
I love your voice.
thank you so much for this lesson
& we’re waiting for more intersting lesson
One Quick question teacher.
Can I Say:
I´m raising two children
Thank
Hi there !
Can I say “I was raised in Japan”
With thanks and regards,
Backer.
thanks alot .. u are realy nice and cute with us ;) thnxxx again
i like that lesson but i d lik somehing advanced
I was raised by grandmaa…..
Thank you!!
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Thanks teacher that is a very nice lesson I know
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i have a poored grammer conversation which i whoud like you to help me out in your class
this is best for all pepole i am very thankful to the engvid teachers
Thank you very much for the lesson Ms.Ronnie,you are the best teacher.And one more its very easy to understand.
Thank you very much for the lesson Ms.Ronnie,you are the best teacher.And one more its very easy to understand.I wanna learn more.
it´s very interested
thanks……….
very helpfull to distinguish between born & raised.
thanks.
your teaching style is very perfect for understanding every little thing.
hi all :D
i want to learn how Definition myself ?
Dear madam, its noor from bangladesh, plz if possible make a vedio how to pronunce (plural) correctly, i cant pronunce plural, i shall be very grateful to u.
Thanks for helping us :)
learning is fun…more power!!!
THANK YOU GREAT JOB
GOD BLESS YOU
THANKS
I love Donie teaching and i liked you style
you are joker teacher i like it, how to i will get English or speaking tell me please Donie
Thank you
i like your teaching,but sometime problem in vidio.ronnie i love you very much.
thank you for the lessons you are a very nice teacher
she is an amazing teacher wow :D
sure Ms.Ronnie, you may come in the catagory of plants, but belongs to a bunch of red flowers wich have good smell. As all of your students feel when watching your videos. Thanks alot.
in daily conversation about my biography, almost i was confused in these words which Ms.Ronnie discussed but not any more!!!!!!!!
Thank you very much.
Hi,Ronnie thank you for this usefll lesson.
thanks so much .just i would like to be greatfull about what you are doing in this teaching video may god give you more knowlege to keep teaching us
thank u mam!it is realy interesting.
ilove this web site.i learn a lot and i got corrected my mistakes.And i just wanted to know how to use would and wouldn’t
ronnie you doing good job
thank you so much
hello Ronni,
thx for ur online lesson, its very usefull ,
i gladly wANT to learn more about verbs,
thank u a lot & it’s usefull website
hi. i’ve a doubt. could you tell me how to describe my homedown,and about me in english? because i’m studying IELTS i hope that your lesson will helpful for me…thanks
Do you mean home town???
good lesson teacher thank u so much..
Ronie, I love your lesson. Please help me with the pronunciation of
dad and dead
aunt and ant
thank you
hi intersting make me to do more
thanks soooooooo much
Ronnie is very a nice instructor
nice video for English thinks alt
Hi
thank you very much for this lesson. It’s been very useful.I have a concern about a sentence that you you said: “I was raised” why some people say i was raise and not raised. Are you allowed to put the two verbs in the past like was raised? and can we say I did eat or i did ate. I hope that yu can help me with this confusion. thanks
Hello!
In this sentence, I was raised, “raised” is an adjective. When we change a verb into the p.p. and use it with was/is it becomes an adjective!
We cannot say did ate – as did (do) is an auxiliary verb. We change the do verb to past and keep the verb in the base form!
thanks very much
hi its interesting to do more
hi its interesting i do more
Thank you very much!!!!!.
hello ms Ronnie ..how are you ?
when I say …I was brought up in Toronto ..
it means I left Toronto and for example now I’m living in Otawa??????????
please reply
thank you
Yes, if you say I was brought up in a city that means you went to elementary and or high school there. Most Canadians move to another city if they go to university or college.
megusta como ensenas el ingles gracias ronny
De nada.
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think you so much for this lessons0
Thank you!!!
Hi Teacher! Thank you so much for this lesson. :D I want to ask u something.. You said people not grown. I heard from the song “I wanna grow old with you” is it correct sentence?
nice
I was born in Egypt :) it’s good
Thank you
thank u..
Hi there is some confusion between your lesson and the quiz #2 so please say something .
thankyou sooo much.
lovely topic Ronnie. I was born to be your man you were born tobe my babe lol, just kidding. that’s the tittle of a song.
thank you very much but please can you connect with me in imail iwant ask you some quesions/
Great lesson! By the way I love the way you say “about”. It’s cute!
dear mam,u r so sweet,it was lively to watch ur lessons :)
Hi Ronnie how are u. plz i want to know what do u mean by writing [one bun-in the oven ]? plz i need a response. thanks a lot Roro
It means the girl is pregnant!
I really liked this one, I didn’t know about the “brougth up” expretion (my teachers did not told me anything about it….
anyway thank you
Now I got a confussion; If i use “did” the verb must be in past or present?
tnx 2 u
When you use “did”, the other verb is usually a base verb!
Hi Ronnie,
Thanks for your wonderful explanation. I always looking forward to seeing a new video clik. THanks again and hope to see your another video again!
Mucho gracias!
thanks ronnie i love being taught by you even on the computer
ronnie pls tell that cant we use “grown up”
Grown is the past participle of grow. So we have to use “grown up” with present perfect. Eg.. I have grown up in Canada.
thanks
thanks maam..i started learn from today…and i am feeling well with you..
Thank you teacher.This was helpful.
thanks for your very clear explanation
i like ur way of teaching and you are taking people attentions while watching these videos
you are very helpful
Please help me with the pronunciation of B and P
and how can I make difference between them
http://www.engvid.com/english-pronunciation-p-b/
Thanks all of your lesson .I think you are the best teacher and you loved your job.
No, sorry!
Hi teacher I am a new Student can you teach me.can you send massege to may email Thanks.
Thanks teacher to show our mistakes.
Hi Ronnie! I don’t understand clearly between “raise” and “rise”! thanks so much! nice day :)
“Rise” is an intransitive verb and “raise” is a transitive verb.
Intransitive verbs, like rise, do not require an object. “Rise” does not require an object to do the motion. E.g., the sun rises every morning; she rose from her nap around 2 o’clock. The sun is rising on its own as did the napping girl.
Transitive verbs, like raise, require an object. “Raise” requires an object to cause the motion. E.g., she raised her hand to answer the question; She raised the girl up onto his shoulders. The girl moved her own arm to answer the question and physically lifted the child onto his shoulders.
Raise is a regular verb: raise, raised, raised
Rise is an irregular verb: rise, rose, risen
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thanks Ronie much!
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again nyc
Hi Ronnie .. How are you ?
I just love the way you teach .. I am from Pakistan .. Actually I am applying for immigration to Australia and my english is very weak so need your help in that . Joined many academy’s but couldnt understans them . Can you please giva me your skype Id ? It’ll be a great help . I hope to get your reply ..
I love you. :)
Hi Rannie
Hope everything is ok with you.
I need your help, I’ll do presentation tomorrow about Negotiation and I have to put “Thesis statement”. I’ll write this sentence, please review it and tell me if it effective or not and if it good grammatical..
My thesis statement is: Negotiate professionally everyday in all situations.
Waiting your answer ASAP.
Thanks advance.
Mira
Please Miss. Ronnie answer my Questions.
Yes, it is correct!
Hey Ronnie, your videos are plenty helpful! Could you make a video telling us some expressions or words commonly used by canadian people? Well, I’d like to speak the canadian english. It would help me, eh ? :)
OK eh!