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Test your understanding of the English lesson by answering these questions. You will get the answers and your score at the end of the quiz.
I had a wedding last year. I am:





A female that gets married is a:





A male that gets married is a:





If I don’t live with my husband or wife anymore, I am:







If I plan to get married, I am:








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113 Comments on “English Vocabulary – How to Talk about Marriage”


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Nice classes.
Can you teacher us about infinitive ?
or How do use “ING”, i got stuck all time.

Thankyou

Saturday, May 23rd 2009Reply to this comment

    I will do a lesson about infinitive for you and ING the next time!
    Thanks for watching! Rey!

    Monday, May 25th 2009Reply to this comment

this is for the first time for me to learn English online, but i’m very pround of you ” the teacher” so much to teaching me very clearly, so, make me remember it without memorize, thaks you.

Sunday, May 24th 2009Reply to this comment

i would like say some thing to u ronnie really really really u r so so so so so so good teacher and i got all your lesson your style in explanition is so so so great finally plz forgive me because i do alot of mistakes in my speech and i hope become same u in english with my best wishes

Sunday, May 31st 2009Reply to this comment

Hi,does well done to write seperated? or separated?
You wrote both words.

Please,can you explain that?

Thank you teacher.

Tuesday, June 2nd 2009Reply to this comment

    The correct spelling of the word is sepArated.

    Sometimes it is common for native speakers to mispell the words because they tend to write how they hear them.

    Sunday, June 7th 2009Reply to this comment

You have a nice style in teaching. I need your advice. I think that I’m good in grammer and I have a lot of vocabulary, but I’m not good in speaking. How could I improve my speaking.

Thursday, June 4th 2009Reply to this comment

you have very best away to teach but i need more example for all your

lesson .

and i learn english by self study and i want away how the brest method to learen english (speaking+reading+writting)

plasse give me hand

Friday, June 5th 2009Reply to this comment

Would you like to marry with me???

hohhahahahaaaa!!!

i’m very proud of you You are the best!!

Saturday, June 6th 2009Reply to this comment

your teaching method is verry effective to me i love it.
i need another grammar lesson.could we talk about
a has,have,had. thanks a lot

Sunday, June 7th 2009Reply to this comment

Greetings!

A correction:
seperated (WRONG)
separated (CORRECT)

Cheers.

Sunday, June 21st 2009Reply to this comment

hi;

i go through your lectures they were quite easy and understandable, but i think in your lessons you must have to introduce some new words
and their usage it will be helpfull in increasing our vocabulary as well as please include lessons regarding pronouncition they will be helpfull for us.i will see that when will you come your new lecture for pronounciation.

cheers.

Thursday, June 25th 2009Reply to this comment

hi congratulation your class is very very good.!

thanks , sorry do you have IM or mail. because i am study english .

bye bye ,,.

Saturday, June 27th 2009Reply to this comment

thanks a lot

Tuesday, June 30th 2009Reply to this comment

Thanks a lot, Ronnie!
oh how I love these lessons! By the way I’m single:D

Friday, July 10th 2009Reply to this comment

Dear Ronnie, your lessons and methods are interesting for me. Fact is that understandable too. Please, I would want ask you what i have to do for your lessons through skype. thx for your answer

Wednesday, October 14th 2009Reply to this comment

Is it wrong to write “I will marry tomorrow”?

Tuesday, December 15th 2009Reply to this comment

I love all your lesson Ronnie.

Tuesday, March 30th 2010Reply to this comment

I think “seperated” is spelled separated ? Any way, I like your lessons very much. Thank you!

Monday, April 26th 2010Reply to this comment

you are great! Really wonderful to watch you

Saturday, May 8th 2010Reply to this comment

I got some advic you Thank you very much.
I like your style and your teaching.
I will learn from you again or every day

Saturday, May 8th 2010Reply to this comment

thank you teacher

Friday, May 14th 2010Reply to this comment

Thanks. Your teching style is good.

Monday, May 17th 2010Reply to this comment

HI RONNIE
THIS THIS LESSON WAS AND IS VERY GOOD.
THANK YOU, KEEP GOING
BYE
JOSE

Friday, May 21st 2010Reply to this comment

thanks teacher style is good

Wednesday, June 2nd 2010Reply to this comment

Muito obrigado, Ronie Por todas as aulas!
( Thank you,Ronie for all your lessons!)

Sunday, June 13th 2010Reply to this comment

it’s awesome. thanks for the lesson teacher.

Tuesday, June 15th 2010Reply to this comment

I’m so glad learning your lessons.

Mário from Brazil – Vitória / ES

Sunday, July 11th 2010Reply to this comment

thank you engvid to learn us so much think in one roof

Thursday, July 15th 2010Reply to this comment

Thank you all teachers.

But, I have a question about the word divorced.
Who uses this word the male or the female?

I am looking forward to hearing from you

Thursday, September 9th 2010Reply to this comment

hi; ronnie thank u so much ;u are a good teacher .i want to improve my english to be a great speaker ; your lessons are useful .
mohamed;morocco.

Thursday, September 30th 2010Reply to this comment

nice mam…thank you…..and god bless you

Saturday, October 16th 2010Reply to this comment

I really like your classes. They’re always so funny!But I have a question. How do you congugate the verb “to marry”? It seems confuse for me.
Thanks for your help!

Tuesday, October 19th 2010Reply to this comment

hi..my name is najme.Im Iranian.My language is Farsi.I’m singing I’m new language.engilish).Your classes very good.but I do not know the first step in what classes.so I want You can help me please.Thank you

Tuesday, November 30th 2010Reply to this comment

nice, interesting lesson
thanks mam

Friday, December 3rd 2010Reply to this comment

hi Teacher Ronnie
i been followed your course, you are great, especially the way you teach,
i would like to add also that ur accent is quite very good,you remind me of the way that Mrs. Hillary clinton pronounce English.
Lol

Monday, December 6th 2010Reply to this comment

thanks ronnie

Thursday, December 16th 2010Reply to this comment

hi all teachers.I want to congratulate you about your priceless classes.I am an english teacher so i need some information about TOEFL test as you are in the Canada. I live in Saudi ArABIA and i want to pass ielt tesr.plz help me and thank you.by the way u said that u like this word that is WTF what the f**k .do you loke to f**k?.I think being an english teacher u shoild not teaches us like all these word.

Wednesday, December 22nd 2010Reply to this comment

    Since you have a brain and can decide what words you want to use, there is no problem. You’re not a child or a robot — don’t forget that!

    Wednesday, December 22nd 2010Reply to this comment

i hope to marry agirl looks like u

Sunday, January 2nd 2011Reply to this comment

Is i will marry agirl right or i wiil get married to agirl or both are true????????

Sunday, January 2nd 2011Reply to this comment

thanks!!!! it was a very useful lesson!!!

Tuesday, February 22nd 2011Reply to this comment

Excuse me Mom can you do a basic english lesson, Im fourteen, and I want to learn more english, can we have a bunch of basic english words and you explain them to us, please

Wednesday, March 2nd 2011Reply to this comment

Hello Ronnie, I wanna ask you about “Fiance” and “Engaged”. What a different of them. I am little bit confuse with this word.

Wednesday, March 2nd 2011Reply to this comment

    Fiance is a person (noun). You can say he or she is my fiance.
    Engaged is an adjective. You can say I am engaged.

    Thursday, March 3rd 2011Reply to this comment

nice lesson.But i want u to teach us types of marriage. thank u for your hard work.
Bye bye!!!!!

Tuesday, March 8th 2011Reply to this comment

thanks for all lessons you are the best of the best thacther l never see

Saturday, March 12th 2011Reply to this comment

Hello,every body.please talk to me at chimchim_girl [ a t ] hotmail [ d o t ] com. Help me for English stronger than now.thank a lot.

Friday, March 18th 2011Reply to this comment

OMG

Friday, March 18th 2011Reply to this comment

i am pass
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Monday, March 28th 2011Reply to this comment

thans sooooooo much ronnie

Tuesday, April 5th 2011Reply to this comment

Thanks for your lesson!!!
Please could you explain me when I must use “GET MARRIED” and “MARRY”
When I have to use GET and when not…thanks

Wednesday, April 20th 2011Reply to this comment

    Marry is usually an adjective, so we need to use a verb. I am married (adj = married). I will marry (will + base verb)

    Monday, April 25th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi, Ronnie. I like this lesson and understand clearly. Thanks

Friday, April 29th 2011Reply to this comment

I very love my girl friend and I did pop the question …
is it true sentence or not
please help me to say it right
thanks ms Ronnie

Wednesday, May 11th 2011Reply to this comment

can we have a lesson in stative verbs? want,love,hate,like and taste…..etc its kind of confusion..i hope i’m n’t bothering you.

have a lovely day!

looking forward to hearing from you.

Thank you1

Tuesday, May 17th 2011Reply to this comment

can u describe the word mehndi,walima and barat in english…???

Tuesday, May 17th 2011Reply to this comment

    Emm… are those even English words? Sorry I have no clue what those words mean — what language are they in?

    Tuesday, May 17th 2011Reply to this comment

very nice good work i like this site

Tuesday, May 17th 2011Reply to this comment

This site is brilliant
I like it

Tuesday, May 17th 2011Reply to this comment

Hello Ronnie!
could you please tell me if the words “marriage” and “wedding” are the same? you never spoke about it during the video…
thanks

Sunday, June 5th 2011Reply to this comment

    Wedding is a marriage ceremony. Or think of it as a party! So, marriage and wedding are different. “I went to a wedding”

    Monday, June 6th 2011Reply to this comment

Is it sepErated or sepArated ? :)

Sunday, June 5th 2011Reply to this comment

i want membership in your lessons

Tuesday, June 7th 2011Reply to this comment

Hello Ronnie I love u r lessen very much!!!!!!!
Mis:Ronnie what are the word for when someone leap it to his/her hand and that takes red color and the Asian use that much at wedding.

Thursday, June 9th 2011Reply to this comment

    Sorry I don’t know the answer because I don’t really understand your question!

    Thursday, June 9th 2011Reply to this comment

      If u ask me,as I know it’s ” Henna “.
      Actually it’s a proper name.
      Hope I could help.

      Tuesday, December 20th 2011Reply to this comment

hi Ronnie
it is a good course but i want to ask about any chat room in English to improve my pronouncation
finally thank you

Monday, June 20th 2011Reply to this comment

hi ronnoe what is another name for wedding in english

Saturday, June 25th 2011Reply to this comment

NICE LESSONS.THANK YOU MISS RONNIE

Wednesday, July 6th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi Ronnie, how are you? This is William from China. I have been in Toronto in 3 years. I was studying in YorkU. I like Toronto so much, coz lots of people are really nice. However, the bad thing was I have few english friend in Toronto yet(I know i was shy, i was shying to talk to people sometimes), so i cannt improve my english speaking always.Now, I am back to China already, hopefully, we could be able to become a friend. Anyhow, I love your listening, it’s really easy to understand.

Monday, July 25th 2011Reply to this comment

By the way, wish to meet you in Toronto, maybe next time, lol…

Monday, July 25th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi Ronie,
You said that MARRIED (I am married), DIVORCED (I am divorced), ENGAGED (I am engaged)…are Verbs. I think they are adjectives. They are not in passive form, are they?
Thanks for your lesson!

Thursday, July 28th 2011Reply to this comment

the quiz i get 5 out of 5
woooooooooooow that is good for me
the lesson about married
thank you ronnie

Thursday, August 4th 2011Reply to this comment

U made english easy, marry me Ronnie.lol.

Thursday, August 4th 2011Reply to this comment

I think you spelling for separate is wrong!

Thursday, August 18th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi,ronni! would you please tell me what is the difference between married and wadded

Saturday, August 27th 2011Reply to this comment

Good ^^

Wednesday, August 31st 2011Reply to this comment

I have watched most of your video,so it’s so helpful.
Thanks…

Monday, September 12th 2011Reply to this comment

thank you ronnie .;;;im happy

Tuesday, September 27th 2011Reply to this comment

I like you small lesson,Ronnie!You are perfect as usually))But I need more grammar lessons from you)
Thanks a lot)
from Russia with love))CU

Tuesday, October 4th 2011Reply to this comment

Thanks.

Thursday, October 6th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi Ms. Ronnie,
Thank you for your lesson.
As a question to someone, how can we ask whether he/she get married or not?
Eg: Which is right?
Are you married? or
Did you get married?
Let me know which one is convenient to ask though

Saturday, October 15th 2011Reply to this comment

Yes, I’m married.

Wednesday, October 26th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi Ronni, Just one question. If I have to say that I have a responsibility of my daughter’s marriage,,,,, can I say like… I have to do my daughter’s marriage…….pl reply

Wednesday, November 2nd 2011Reply to this comment

    I’m not sure what you mean by “I have the responsibility of my daughters marriage”, but I THINK you mean you have to pay for the wedding….”I have to pay for my daughters wedding”.
    Unless you are the person who marries people – like a priest/minister or rabbi, then you can say “I have to do (or perform) my daughters wedding.”

    Wednesday, November 2nd 2011Reply to this comment

Hi Ronnie,
I’m doing better than b4 but i’ve one big problem in English is my pronunciation is bad but i want it to make better so plz give/send me the advice in this regard.

Thanks | Samuelsam

Monday, November 14th 2011Reply to this comment

hello, teacher Ron! Hope you can help me this, is it correct, “This coming December i will get engaged”. I would love to hear you to help me..:D

Tuesday, November 29th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi my besssssst teacher,well i have taken my BA in linguistics,i had of course many lessons in Phonetics,Syntax,Morphology,Phonology,Semantics and psycholinguistics,really i have never seen such good,nice and cheerful teacher like you before.You’re perfect and i’m proud of being one of your students online !

Wednesday, November 30th 2011Reply to this comment

By the way Ronnie,i have been all time wondering about some question,that i asked my teacher when i used to go to faculty,but he didn’t want to give me clear answer,may be he had no answer at all hhh,and i hope you will have an answer that makes me relaxed lol.My question is,can we say “i am finished” like i’m tired,or we can only use the perfect tense” i’ve finished”??

Wednesday, November 30th 2011Reply to this comment

How are you Madam ?
i want to ask you is this sentence correct ?
I will marry .
I will get married .
but why we are using Married instead of Marry in this sentence .

Friday, December 16th 2011Reply to this comment

Hello Dear Ronnie, I just want to ask sty about Canada, I wonder if you could guide me? how I can live in Canada for ever, my nationality is Iranian and at the moment I live in India for study but I graduated I want to go to Canada for living but I don’t know how, please help me, by the way my major is Pharm-D(Doctor of Pharmacy)
thank you very much indeed

Monday, January 2nd 2012Reply to this comment

    HAHAHAHAA – good question! Basically, if you give the government LOTS of money, you can stay here. Check with Canada Immigration to see what you need to get in!

    Tuesday, January 3rd 2012Reply to this comment

thanks for your replying, but I’d expected you to helping me more, but no problem, again thanks

Friday, January 6th 2012Reply to this comment

Ronnie,I like you explanation.Three months before my father died after a brief illness and so many people called me with their condolences but still i don’t know how to reply to somebody when they say “my hearty condolence”.
If I say “thank you”,would it be correct.

Friday, January 13th 2012Reply to this comment

    Yeah – I never know what to say at funerals. “Thank you” is the best thing! Short and sweet!

    Sunday, January 15th 2012Reply to this comment
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