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Thanks a lot 2 all the teacher they’re doing their job very well and they are providing us very good information about the English i really appreciate 2 all of u i,m gaining my knowledge about just because of u guys .
iam from pakistan, pakistani students is very intelligent in the world…. iam from sindh lovely sindh beautiful sindh
hi thanks too much for the best lessons that ihave found it in net .thanks again for the good presentations.that because its seen easiest for the second tonque of the english language to understand it.so ihope the most english speaker been like that.
hello Ronnie. Thanks for teaching.))))))))))))))))))))))
I want to improve my English skills.
Could you help me to do that?
Please contact me with skype: aggrodietrich
Hi, I’m Ken from Thailand.
Thank you for ur vid. I appreciate u and ur team so much.
At first, I saw engVid from YOUTUBE.
Every vid is advantageous. Love u all…
By the way, could I ask sth for sure?
About ‘SEE’, I have heard using it in some situations like these.
1) See!!! u r so obstinate!
What is SEE in this sentence supposed to mean? Is it used to emphasize the behavior of the guy she mentioned?
2) To see a doctor.
Does it mean to visit a doctor?
According to two sentences above, ‘SEE’ isn’t relevant to vision, right?
So, shouldn’t count the word SEEs in these sentences as “a glance”? Because I think it seems to take a longer time.
Or what I’m talking about is out of the point u explained.
Help me pls, I’m quite confused.
Thanks in advance, Take care and God bless u. Bye-bye
Hi Ken,
Your English is good.
In my opinion both of you r right.
Just only look at other point.
I see you are from Turkey. Unfortunately the Turkish government blocks all YouTube videos, including engVid’s videos. You will need to find out how to watch YouTube using a proxy, and then you will be able to see our lessons.
Thank you very much, for this valuable lesson. I really changed my understanding about how to use theses words ; look,see,and watch. After I sow your profitable video . wish from you to teach us more confusing words .
Ronnie thanks for your valuable lessons which really have helped a lot of people around the world.i can’t describe here how grateful Iam to you,you know this is a good opportunity which you gave as,on top of that you are a wonderful teacher,undestandable,outgoing,and so on.please if it possible i woul like you to help me improving my english which is really not that bad and not also that good,it my sound really funny.but english is my second language and it is really quite difficult so please help me iam expecting your help i wish you the best.keep going
all my support
Than you for teaching us, my question is What is different b/w Thanks & Thank you very much…. please give me answer quickly i am waiting for you answer
hey i have only one problem when i’m talking about something that happened in the past i don’t know when to say the verb without have Or the verb with have. for example i studied.
i have studied. i really want to know. please help me out please please please i’m really tired of trying to figure it out P.L.E.A.S.E
Ur site is really really good and very helpful..i watch everyday at least ten lessons… thank u so very much for helping people to learn and improve their english knowledge..
Hi my beautiful Runney you are the best of the best your lessons are excelent but i love you baby more then your lessons.Do you know why? because you very-very beautiful,just gorgeous,I love you baby write me please!!!!
Hi Ronnie! Great lesson! it helped a lot. I’d like to ask you if yu could do a video lesson about glare and stare cos i can’t use’em properly.
Thank you in advance
I love her teaching style. The way that she teaches, helps me to learn English better and easier. She is one of the best teachers in Canada. Best regards
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Since i found this site, i saw a great improvement in my english. however i belongs to persian speaking. Thanks engvid and all the staffs.
thank you Ronnie.
when I was watchig this video, I forgot to look at my watch, and I said my son hey !look at! this video it’s very intersting
thank you.
Thank you Ronnie.
You’re an excellent teacher, in fact, one of the best I’ve ever seen.
Your teaching metod is brilliant.
Congratulations!!!! Thank you again!!!
Hello Ronnie….. This is me, Regina, from Philippines. You know, we learned a lot from you because of your excellent teaching and also, you’re entertaining. hehe.. tnx a lot and god bless you always….. and i also love this website.. =D
Hello dear teacher, Ronie.
I’m from Latvia. Your lessons were very useful for me. I would like to say to you very much a good words about your lessons, but I can not to express my thought very well yet. Thanks. Marie.
Hi Ronnie, how are you? I’m not good in listening, but I’m happy because I could understand all what your said.
We need a video about “Look forward to verb/verb+ing”, I’m not able to understand how we can use to+ing!! Thank you very much.
You can never use to + verbing! You can only use to + base verb ( I go to ski) OR verb+ing (I go skiing)!
Hope that helps!
OK, I got it, but my doubt is about Look forward to __, and in this case I saw many examples using to+ing, I’m not saying that it is right, although we can find it, like in this example from The Washington Post: “I look forward to entering into a vote to gauge my colleagues”. Thank you
perfect question!
I would like her to explain this issue that seems to be used by only native speakers and “patterned” writers :)
Hi There :) I hope I can shed a little light into why we use “see” (instead of “watch”) when it comes to movies we’d seen . Well, the reason mainly lies in the fact that when WATCHING a movie we pay attention to all the unnecessary details until we reach the final idea of the movie . Therefore after WATCHING the movie, we are fully acquainted with the point of the movie which then leaves us to narrate the movie in a shorter ,much more summarized way . Hence, ” I have seen the movie”
Hello,Ronnie!Thanks you for your lessons!I’m from Russia,and your’ lessons help me to study English very much…You are a good teacher…Sorry for the mistakes…
Can I use informal English in exams?
for example, when writing a paragraph:
I went to the beach and saw a guy.He was beefy.
hahaha If I was your teacher, I would give you top marks…..but unfortunately, I am not your teacher and most teachers do accept informal English in exams. Best to ask your teacher!
hello ronie
I’m pleusure your teach so thank you very much. Iwant to imrove my english. how take privatee lesson from you. please give to me details. wishes best all you
The only private lessons I have are if you live in Toronto!!
Thanks,I have a question and its not related to the subject of this lesson,Which of The Following Answers is correct:
i didnt Watched that Movie yet
I haven’t Watched that Movie Yet
Aspecial thanks to Engvid.com group teachers,here i could like to thank Ronnie or this great lesson that have been always so much confused to me, and i never coulf figure out how to distinguish between these there words,Look,See,and watch. now,i can tell that i learn it the easiest way. thanks again.
I like these lessons with Ronnie. I am studying english with a particular teacher and I want to improve my english as fast possible. This is to find a job, because I don´t work right now.
HiRonnie,
Thanks indeed..you are a great teacher! You see, i took the quiz after watching you. my score is five out of five..Wow..amazing, i can’t beleive myself..Thanks million..
Hi.Ms Ronnie, thank you for your lessons, they are very powerful, i would like if you could make us a video concerning the use and some examples of these words: whether, if, either, neither, nor, ever, even, too, never, already, rather than, also, so, as well, such. Thank you again.
if see is used for something that is not going to stay in front of you for a long time why do we say: “I saw a movie, yesterday” it´s for the tense?
waiting for your answer please! thanks :)
Yes, you can say I saw a movie/I watched a movie!!!!
Hi Ronnie, congratulations for another great lesson, you are a very good and funny teacher. I would like you to explain the difference that the word “SPOT” has from those three.
hi my tetchier how are you to day ?
i wish you have good day
i saw your lesson it is very simply explain i love your method . please help me i love English but i need someone like you help me (ronnie) i want be ( the best among the rest ) when i cant speck English i feeling so sad . please reply . i wait your answer on my personal email . thanks
our love to my tetchier . you are very funny . i like your charisma .
If you can talk to native speakers do so! This will help your English ability! Good luck!!!
Hello my besssssssst teacher Ronnie! I hope you’re doing well.I just want to tell you that i was WATCHING this movie carefuly,SEING your amazing movements and LOOKING AT your wonderful smile.
Thank you so much for this lesson,i’m improving my english due to your important explanations!
Hi Ronnie, thanks for these useful lessons.
I am in doubt about words (aim, goal and target)
Do they have same meaning?
Yes, they all can mean something you wish to achieve!. But….goal we can also use in football/sports. Target we can also use in shooting. Aim is a verb and a noun!
thanks ronnie could you tell me how can we differentiate word SEE and LOOK? as you mention both are for short time. for example:- look him… or see him…?
Look AT him. When we use look + sub we need to use at!!!
Do you see him? When we use see + sub you don`t need a preposition!
Ronnie, Thank you very much for this wonderful tips. could you help me solve my this Wh-question-’What’ and ‘Which’ I am bit confused on them-
1.What class do you read in? or
2.In what class do you read? or
3.Which class do you read in? or
4.In which class do you read?
Please tell me which of these is the correct question. I am looking forward to your precious reply.
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Thanks for the lesson.
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Thank you, it was interesting lesson!
Thank you , for lesson
Thank You! It is very useful.
Thanks , now I see …….:)
Thanks a lot.
Your explanation is so clear. I’ll use thise verbs correctly.
Thank you, this exercise is pretty helpful and next time i won’t miss any.
Look at me! Are you see me ? I am watching free english video lessonc in EngVid.com.
Thanks alot
Lessons not Lessonc
let him. his pleasure……………..
thanks
u know? u cute haha
Thanks a lot 2 all the teacher they’re doing their job very well and they are providing us very good information about the English i really appreciate 2 all of u i,m gaining my knowledge about just because of u guys .
iam from pakistan, pakistani students is very intelligent in the world…. iam from sindh lovely sindh beautiful sindh
are you crazy
i agree with you because i am also pakistani from sindh we proud to be sindhi have a nice time
thanks alot
It was amazing! I don’t know how to thank you!
Thank you so much!
I will use the verbs look, see and watch correctly. I stand corrected.
hi thanks too much for the best lessons that ihave found it in net .thanks again for the good presentations.that because its seen easiest for the second tonque of the english language to understand it.so ihope the most english speaker been like that.
GREAT !!! Thank you , Thank you Thank you !
thanks for the lesson.. you are a very good teacher ;)
Greetings from Chile
Hi Theacher, I am interented in the private leesson for skype , give information please ,thanks
Could you give as a lesson like this one you gave as about :
NEED and WANT ?
many Thanks!
Hi teacher ronnie, can i request a lesson? bout the connectors? like the, of..etc..
Please make a video about “high”, “hight” and “tall”,
thank you.
Salam,
Could you say please? when we talk about past event about T.V
what we can say I saw T.V or I watched T.v?
Sincerely
Sher Bahader Khan Mashreqi
I watched TV!
I watched your video and it was helpful, tnx
Thank you,
Rani
The way you teach is so nice and good,i can understand each and every sentence,I Appreciate that.
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my happy
good
good job
hello Ronnie. Thanks for teaching.))))))))))))))))))))))
I want to improve my English skills.
Could you help me to do that?
Please contact me with skype: aggrodietrich
thx alot ..
Thank you first for your teaching way
hihihi,i am from pakistan.your teaching method is friendly.thank you for your all help.god bless you.
Thanks a lot Ronnie
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hye all, and ronnie?? can i enjoy with you all?
thank you so much..this lesson will help me a lot!! Can you give us some points of teaching demo for junior high school. Thank you in advance.
thank you
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hye all, and ronnie?? can i enjoy with you all?
and how are you?
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THANK YOU FOR LESSONS
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Special Thanks for Teachers to make this video.
Attiq ur Rehman
Islamabad, PAKISTAN.
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Thank you very much!
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Thanks for the useful vid.
I really appreciate it :)
Hi
your way teaching is amazing, realy interesting and so informative.
thanks a lot.
thank you!
Hi, I’m Ken from Thailand.
Thank you for ur vid. I appreciate u and ur team so much.
At first, I saw engVid from YOUTUBE.
Every vid is advantageous. Love u all…
By the way, could I ask sth for sure?
About ‘SEE’, I have heard using it in some situations like these.
1) See!!! u r so obstinate!
What is SEE in this sentence supposed to mean? Is it used to emphasize the behavior of the guy she mentioned?
2) To see a doctor.
Does it mean to visit a doctor?
According to two sentences above, ‘SEE’ isn’t relevant to vision, right?
So, shouldn’t count the word SEEs in these sentences as “a glance”? Because I think it seems to take a longer time.
Or what I’m talking about is out of the point u explained.
Help me pls, I’m quite confused.
Thanks in advance, Take care and God bless u. Bye-bye
Hi Ken,
Your English is good.
In my opinion both of you r right.
Just only look at other point.
Bye.
Hi,
Thanks for the lesson.
Best regards
Annabi
education is very help me.. >_< thanks!!
she’s funny=]
Very useful lesson and very helpful site.
Thanks for sharing for free all these videos! :)
Alessandro
It is an excellent video. This topic was useful to me.
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thanks for you and all teachers in this website .
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I don’t agree with the explanation. Watch is only used with movement
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Thank you ;)
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endless thanks are sent to this great teacher, I admire her movements and actting. you are a wonderful instructor.
now, very clear!!!!! watching your videos I feel so good and glad improving my knowledge . .
I had 100 points but couldnt watch lesssons.
I see you are from Turkey. Unfortunately the Turkish government blocks all YouTube videos, including engVid’s videos. You will need to find out how to watch YouTube using a proxy, and then you will be able to see our lessons.
Use software Like platinum IP Hide or whatever Software that can Hide our IP.Hope This will help.(just Google it)
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This lesson was very helpful thank you, but I can’t find the quiz on the words live why? Is there one?…..
very helpful, thank you so much
Dear Rickey, yes there is a quiz just below the movie screen, please try it as good as the lesson
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Useful Videos, Thanks a lot.
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look at me now..1`m watching tv with my sister..you can see the tv on the table..
thanks..a lot for your helped..
what a nice lesson thanks alot
Thank you very much, for this valuable lesson. I really changed my understanding about how to use theses words ; look,see,and watch. After I sow your profitable video . wish from you to teach us more confusing words .
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thank you for these lessons and i learnt more practices
Thank for the lesson.
Ronnie thanks for your valuable lessons which really have helped a lot of people around the world.i can’t describe here how grateful Iam to you,you know this is a good opportunity which you gave as,on top of that you are a wonderful teacher,undestandable,outgoing,and so on.please if it possible i woul like you to help me improving my english which is really not that bad and not also that good,it my sound really funny.but english is my second language and it is really quite difficult so please help me iam expecting your help i wish you the best.keep going
all my support
Zara
Hi Ronnie
thanks for your lesson. It is very easy to understand.ALL THE BEST.keep rocking.
Than you for teaching us, my question is What is different b/w Thanks & Thank you very much…. please give me answer quickly i am waiting for you answer
Thanks all lessons are very intresting.I first time see these kind of lessons.Really it,s amazing.
hey i have only one problem when i’m talking about something that happened in the past i don’t know when to say the verb without have Or the verb with have. for example i studied.
i have studied. i really want to know. please help me out please please please i’m really tired of trying to figure it out P.L.E.A.S.E
thanks a lot. The movie very good.
Thank u a lot beloved sister
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THANK YOU VERY “MUCHA” IT IS REALY USEFUL.
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Ur site is really really good and very helpful..i watch everyday at least ten lessons… thank u so very much for helping people to learn and improve their english knowledge..
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Hi my beautiful Runney you are the best of the best your lessons are excelent but i love you baby more then your lessons.Do you know why? because you very-very beautiful,just gorgeous,I love you baby write me please!!!!
Good Illustration….
I have never heard this earlier, even in my class. This is detailed lesson. One cannot forget the difference in these three words.
Please email me, whether I write correct english.
Regards and thanks for beautiful lessons.
Thanks for this kind of lessing
I love english..
English is fun :D
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i like this video
hi
the website is benefit for me as im arabic man so the web will be teach me many lessons thank you alot you are awesome.
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REALLY THANKS YOU ARE NIC TUTAR! I LIKE YOUR LASON VERY NIC AND YOUR ACSENT IS VERY GOOD TO US THANKS AGEEN
uo so gud teacher and ur teaching well.
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I love the explanation of this lesson.
Thanks,
Hi Ronnie!
Thank you so much for the lesson. You are a very good teacher. God bless you and I wish you more success in the future.
Hi Ronnie! Great lesson! it helped a lot. I’d like to ask you if yu could do a video lesson about glare and stare cos i can’t use’em properly.
Thank you in advance
Superb!!!!!!Its very helpful….great teaching:)
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plz more information about that lesson thank u
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now, i understand 3 words clearly. thanks
very nice ….thanq
no, english is not strange. but it needs some effort, that’s it.
wow ma’am you give me a great information about look,watch and see…..thannnnnnnnnnks
fantastic lesson…really you are great Ms.Rooney bcoz ur lesson was very simple and clear…
thank you teacher,with your well aproching you make us to be interesting to follow the lessons.
_____So interesting…
____________________I am learning with you!!!
it is so good and you are so nice thank you so much look at me how im so happy because i understood verrry good myyyyy teacher Ronnie
MOrad rezzoum
Ronnie is a very good teacher.you helped me a lot.I liked so much. Great tips.
Take care of yourself
I love her teaching style. The way that she teaches, helps me to learn English better and easier. She is one of the best teachers in Canada. Best regards
Thank you
I love this teacher lessons.
Thank you ……..
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Since i found this site, i saw a great improvement in my english. however i belongs to persian speaking. Thanks engvid and all the staffs.
Thank you Ronnie, you are good teaching english.I like to see your english lessons a lot.
thank you ronnie ,
i love you !!
I’d like to thank you for this video. Today I have learnt new things that I was confusing for a long time about it.
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I wish speak english easy until write very good for you.
Iwish good new year.
see you soon
SUPERb
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The topic was great
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you did it well,Thanks a lot,love you
Thanks because the lesson is clear I really understood the differences between those words
Thnals teacher
HI
Perfect! it´s a good test!!
I have interest in ” English essays ” competition. and i am sure that these good lessons will help me.
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hello!
I am not to sure what you mean about my employments! Do you mean do I have a job?…or are you offering me a job?
hello .as possible to systematize your lessons since beginning?
Ronnie, thank you very much for this useful informations! Each of your lessons are very interesting and informative!
thank you for this lesson it’s very very help God bless you.
thanks alot roonie you really giving your lessons professionally and i like your teaching way .please tell me how can i see your videos on net.
ohh really english is strange and this is the first time that iknow the differences between them ……. it’s a great lesson
The lesson I saw today was very helpful for me. Thanks a lot!
Its a good lesson
Thank you
thank you for teaching me
Thanks for this nice lesson. How can I be a good English speaker like you?
Ronnie, you are best!!!
good :)
you are also good
Hi, would you like to share msn or skype, for practice English?
Thank you so much :)
thank you Ronnie.
thanks for the best quiz ever Ronnie !
Thank you teacher
Sorry for being picky Ronnie, but why didn’t you use a question mark in the sentence did you see that car instead of exclamation points?
Thank you teacher
thank you so much for your lesson rennie..
I really enjoy the way you teach!!! Thanks a lot!
U are Amazing teacher :D..I really understand u …..thaaaaaaaaaaaanX miss Ronnie…
Thank you teacher for this lesson.
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very helpfull
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you excellent teacher… thanks
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I like to write with you I want to know you maybe we can be partner in future
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when I was watchig this video, I forgot to look at my watch, and I said my son hey !look at! this video it’s very intersting
thank you.
It was great lesson really I am not sure those 3words meaning when i spoke the people but know i feel comfortble. thanks Ronnie and see you again.
your a good teacher,keep up the good work…
hi!thank you…..
Thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!
hey! ronnie could you please teach us the difference of p and f sounds? I really appreciate it if will..
I will try to make a video for you!
thanks
Thank you Ronnie.
You’re an excellent teacher, in fact, one of the best I’ve ever seen.
Your teaching metod is brilliant.
Congratulations!!!! Thank you again!!!
thank you very much for the lesson, I have watched many of your videos, they are really helpful !
Im from Perú …You are a good teacher ¡¡¡¡ :) Im improving my english ¡¡¡ Yeah ¡¡¡ GOD BLESS YOU …ThankSss
Hello Ronnie….. This is me, Regina, from Philippines. You know, we learned a lot from you because of your excellent teaching and also, you’re entertaining. hehe.. tnx a lot and god bless you always….. and i also love this website.. =D
Thank you very much for good lesson,Ronnie.
You are excellent teacher.
thank you for a lesson
it’s really confusing
I score 100% that was a good lesson, good job Ronnie!
Hello dear teacher, Ronie.
I’m from Latvia. Your lessons were very useful for me. I would like to say to you very much a good words about your lessons, but I can not to express my thought very well yet. Thanks. Marie.
Thanks for watching!
Good luck!
Thanks a lot. she is good teacher.
thank you Ms ples if you can help me to studies english becuse i need to learn english and coming good
regard
nasser al-fadi sultanat of oman
hello ms Ronnie ..how are you?
which one is true???/
did you see that movie? or did you watch that movie???
thank alot
Both are great!
but ronnie,u say we use watch when we r conecentrating,so usually when we watch movie,we pay attention,then how we can use see?
See is only making eye contact for a short time – I see the bird. I see your mom at the park.
Thanks 4 lesson
Hi Ronnie, how are you? I’m not good in listening, but I’m happy because I could understand all what your said.
We need a video about “Look forward to verb/verb+ing”, I’m not able to understand how we can use to+ing!! Thank you very much.
You can never use to + verbing! You can only use to + base verb ( I go to ski) OR verb+ing (I go skiing)!
Hope that helps!
OK, I got it, but my doubt is about Look forward to __, and in this case I saw many examples using to+ing, I’m not saying that it is right, although we can find it, like in this example from The Washington Post: “I look forward to entering into a vote to gauge my colleagues”. Thank you
perfect question!
I would like her to explain this issue that seems to be used by only native speakers and “patterned” writers :)
Dear Mam,
some time i have problem of helping verb. plz can u explain me about the help verb…..
thanks a lot for teaching me.
Thanks for your lesson. I am a beginner. You are a great teacher.
Thanks. Good luck!
I’m from Morocco and i’d like to thank you for this lesson, it’s very useful
you’re a very good teacher
i’m very glad to be your student
bye
Hi There :) I hope I can shed a little light into why we use “see” (instead of “watch”) when it comes to movies we’d seen . Well, the reason mainly lies in the fact that when WATCHING a movie we pay attention to all the unnecessary details until we reach the final idea of the movie . Therefore after WATCHING the movie, we are fully acquainted with the point of the movie which then leaves us to narrate the movie in a shorter ,much more summarized way . Hence, ” I have seen the movie”
you are very good teacher. I want to know diffrence between can and could
Ronnie,you a very clever English teacher.I enjoy your videos very much.I hope you make many many more videos.
my best wishes
AHMED ELSAYED
Thanks wonderful teacher….only 1 mistake in my test :((
thnxx u r the best tescher ^^
Hello,Ronnie!Thanks you for your lessons!I’m from Russia,and your’ lessons help me to study English very much…You are a good teacher…Sorry for the mistakes…
Really good stuff…
Hi,Ronnie.Thankyou for teaching us English!!!
I want to ask that ”watch out” is just a short action, but why we use WATCH??? Thanks~
Watch out is a idiom. It means be careful!
Thankyou~=]
Hello Ronnie that was a interesting class but tell me something about watch your head ???? or watch your step????? thanks …
Watch your head/step means be careful! Watch your head means don’t hit your head. Watch your step means don’t fall/trip.
Thanks for the Lesson.
Your Explanation is very clear.
I”ll use thise verbs correctly.
these not thise t’s the plural of this
Is this question correct?
I watched a movie yesterday?
So many thanks
Is this incorrect?
I watched a film yesterday?
It is strange to ask yourself a question – but yes you can say I watched a film/movie yesterday?
Can I use informal English in exams?
for example, when writing a paragraph:
I went to the beach and saw a guy.He was beefy.
hahaha If I was your teacher, I would give you top marks…..but unfortunately, I am not your teacher and most teachers do accept informal English in exams. Best to ask your teacher!
hello ronie
I’m pleusure your teach so thank you very much. Iwant to imrove my english. how take privatee lesson from you. please give to me details. wishes best all you
The only private lessons I have are if you live in Toronto!!
Thanks so much, for this class. Yes, English is so strange.
Thanks,I have a question and its not related to the subject of this lesson,Which of The Following Answers is correct:
i didnt Watched that Movie yet
I haven’t Watched that Movie Yet
Aspecial thanks to Engvid.com group teachers,here i could like to thank Ronnie or this great lesson that have been always so much confused to me, and i never coulf figure out how to distinguish between these there words,Look,See,and watch. now,i can tell that i learn it the easiest way. thanks again.
very good teacher, good method for explaination
Tks. Ronnie
Thanks alots
Hi Theacher, I am interented in the private leesson for skype , give information please ,thanks
hello, i am salah could you do me a favour please I want you to make a video for us about the uses of tenses. i will appreciate that .
helpful
Thank you teacher for the lesson.
hi
thank you .you have a good way for teaching and your sound hs pure.
Many thanks for your lesson.I didn’t know where I should use “see” and “look”.
I appriciate you.
I like these lessons with Ronnie. I am studying english with a particular teacher and I want to improve my english as fast possible. This is to find a job, because I don´t work right now.
hye ronnie,I am simran,AND i learnt alot from ur videos,hey dear which sentence is more suitable,I M WATCHING U,OR I M SEEING U!
I’m watching you!!
Thnku so much,is this is right to say,he is looking at me
Yes~!
I really enjoy your English class. thanks a million times for your excellent teaching.
Cheers!!!!
Thanks for the lessons, the teachers are wonderful!
Bye for now!
watch out roni!!!
HiRonnie,
Thanks indeed..you are a great teacher! You see, i took the quiz after watching you. my score is five out of five..Wow..amazing, i can’t beleive myself..Thanks million..
thank you
Thank you very much
it’s very helpfull.
very nice lesson. your way to convey the english is very easy. I learn alot
Ronnie,Hi
Did you see that car? OR have you seen that car?
could you please tell me Which one is correct and why?
Thanks.
Great lesson!!!!!!
The lesson that I saw so very helpful for me.Thank you verymuch !
my favorite teacher!!!!
Hi Ronnie
The world needs more teachers like that. It’s very helpfull.
thanks for this lesson.she is agood teacher
Right,English is so strange language!So many exceptions here!I guess, we need 100 years to learn it…)
Thanks, useful course
Hi.Ms Ronnie, thank you for your lessons, they are very powerful, i would like if you could make us a video concerning the use and some examples of these words: whether, if, either, neither, nor, ever, even, too, never, already, rather than, also, so, as well, such. Thank you again.
if see is used for something that is not going to stay in front of you for a long time why do we say: “I saw a movie, yesterday” it´s for the tense?
waiting for your answer please! thanks :)
Yes, you can say I saw a movie/I watched a movie!!!!
I like the way you teach, Ronnie. Thanks!
Thanks for the lesson……………..
IAM STILL CONFUSED ABOUT LOOK AT AND SEE CAN YOU EXPLAIN MORE DETAIL, PLEASE
Hello!
Great work by a Great Teacher, Thanks
Thanks 4 the lesson
Really nice and great Teacher Ronnie. Thanks a lot. Do you ever been visited the Philippine?
No, I’ve never visited the Philippines, but I’d love to!!!!!
thanks alot for this benefit lesson.can I know where are you from? because your accent is really wanderful!
I am from Canada.
hi ronnie,how are you?i want to know that if we pass from someone ,we say watch it .what is that mean
“Watch it” when we pass someone means “be careful”.
Could you speak at your lessons about the words “wood ,forest,smell and taste
it was very good for me , your teaching method is excelent and brilliant also you are very lovely.
Thank you
Thank you for sharing your knowledge about see,look and watch.It’s really helpful.
good Lessons……….thanks to all teachers
Thank so much for your English lessons
Hi Ronnie, congratulations for another great lesson, you are a very good and funny teacher. I would like you to explain the difference that the word “SPOT” has from those three.
Spot=look.
Look and See could be used interchangeably when we say: Look! you broke it/ see! you broke it.
Am I right?
Thank you very much.It was intresting and very useful for mee,becouse I learn english very давно and everysing forget)
hi my tetchier how are you to day ?
i wish you have good day
i saw your lesson it is very simply explain i love your method . please help me i love English but i need someone like you help me (ronnie) i want be ( the best among the rest ) when i cant speck English i feeling so sad . please reply . i wait your answer on my personal email . thanks
our love to my tetchier . you are very funny . i like your charisma .
If you can talk to native speakers do so! This will help your English ability! Good luck!!!
Hello my besssssssst teacher Ronnie! I hope you’re doing well.I just want to tell you that i was WATCHING this movie carefuly,SEING your amazing movements and LOOKING AT your wonderful smile.
Thank you so much for this lesson,i’m improving my english due to your important explanations!
Thank you very much because today I learned a lot.
Hi Ronnie, thanks for these useful lessons.
I am in doubt about words (aim, goal and target)
Do they have same meaning?
Yes, they all can mean something you wish to achieve!. But….goal we can also use in football/sports. Target we can also use in shooting. Aim is a verb and a noun!
thanks ronnie
Thank you for the lesson.It will help me a lot.I need your help to improve my English grammar.
thanhs alot
it is very help full
What a nice style of teaching. I never forget your lecture.
Thank you
Hi Ronnie! Thanks for the lesson. Would you explain to us the difference between “moment”, “instant” and “twinkling”. Take care!
Ok, I will try.
thank you very much
Thanks a lot Ms.Ronnie
Thanks Ronnie! Best regards!
thanks ronnie could you tell me how can we differentiate word SEE and LOOK? as you mention both are for short time. for example:- look him… or see him…?
Look AT him. When we use look + sub we need to use at!!!
Do you see him? When we use see + sub you don`t need a preposition!
very good.
Simple and clear!!! Thanks Ronnie!
hey, we have the same thing in Arabic
أشاهد== Watch
أرى == see
أنظر == look
Thanks for taking this English quiz! Your score: 100.00 You got 5 correct out of 5.
Thanks to Ronnie and all teacher here….mu English is improving.
Thanks a lot.You are very dear teacher!!!
I realy love u Ronnie.
:) :) :)
Have nice day.
And thanks for your excelents and funny clases.
Hugs & kises
Thanks Ronnie. I got problem with those verbs how I use them but I can use them now.
Thanks Ronnie,it has been very confusing before I WATCHED this video.
thanks
Ronnie, Thank you very much for this wonderful tips. could you help me solve my this Wh-question-’What’ and ‘Which’ I am bit confused on them-
1.What class do you read in? or
2.In what class do you read? or
3.Which class do you read in? or
4.In which class do you read?
Please tell me which of these is the correct question. I am looking forward to your precious reply.
All of these are correcT!
Hi Ronnie, is this correct to ask?
What class do you read in?
Ok!
Hello :)
I saw a new film on TV last night.
Was it correctly ?????
THANK YOU VERY MUCH
Yes, that is correct.