thanks Alex, I study English at College and when we learnt the superlatives our teacher didn’t know the difference between both, also she said that “further” isn’t superlative of “far”, thank you a lot for your lesson.
Your teacher was correct. The superlative is “farthest” or “furthest.” :) “Further” and “Farther” are comparatives.
Hi,can you plz do lesson about how to be confident in speaking English with natives speakers ,and if i don’t understand any word how to keep the conversation with them,give us some working methods to improve my English.Tanks lot,and we hope we can go further to speak fluent English.
Hi,can you plz do lesson about how to be confident in speaking English with natives speakers ,and if i don’t understand any word how to keep the conversation with them,give us some working methods to improve my English.Thanks lot,and we hope we can go further to speak fluent English.
Hi,can you plz do lesson about how to be confident in speaking English with native speakers ,and if i don’t understand any word how to keep the conversation with them,give us some working methods to improve my English.Thanks lot,and we hope we can go further to speak fluent English.
Thanks a lot , you help me to understand english easily. I Would like to know how to difference verbs in past . I have problems with the sounds ,ending ed :t,d,id sounds
I’ll leave here my little secret. It’s really hard to know when it’s further- figurative distance whether farther- physical distance.
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I think like this:: farther is almost like the word FATHER. You don’t want any “physical contact with your father. You want physical distance kkkkkkkk Brazilian laugh), so if you assimilate farther with father you’ll remember that it means physical distance, then it’s easy to figure that further is the one that means figurative distance.
*
It may seem stupid, but it was how I got 10 out of 10
If you know meaning of “far”, you shouldn’t have problems with “far+ther” and “further”.
Dear Alex!!! Thank u so much for the lesson. The question i would like to ask u about meaning and proper using the phrases like “here we go” or “there we go” (and sometimes is “here you go”). I think they are very important and useful. I’ll be really appreciated if you have an opportunity to reply
Use “here we go” before you start doing something.
excuse me for coming to the wrong shop, but can you advice me the best way to learn phrasal verbs or just tell – are there any videos about phrasal verbs on this website? thanks
We’ve got lots of phrasal verb videos! Start with 6 Simple Phrasal Verbs and check out the list of related lessons under the video.
i got 10 out of 10.
Thanks Alex for this wonderful lesson.
Your explanation was very clear and easy to understand.
Now i know the difference between both of them and waiting for your further lesson.
Yeah Alex i remember him.Dennis Berkamp was legendary player who has been in F.C. Ajaxs,Inter and Arsenal.Generally Holland Football was always one of the best in the world.Alex i wanna invite you to our country,and i’m sure that you’ll like it!
Thanks Alex. After the lesson, the difference between the meaning of both words is clear for me, but I have problems with the pronunciation. Could you tell me how is the phonetic transcription of both words?
I got 10 / 10 .
I see the difference now. You explained about the difference in an easy way to be understood. Tks Alex for the class. I really enjoy all of your classes.
A lot of peace for you Alex… It seems you open my mind, then put English into that and again you close it.
Always I remember what you teach. thanks a lot :)
I got 100%. But, could you explain the difference between make, have and get ? At school, my teacher said only“this three verbs means pressure, that’s to say someone is restrained to do something.
For examples: – This teacher made us laugh. We were made to wait for hours.
-The management had us sign ten documents.
-If only she could get Mike to dance!
I understand how these two words are used.
I could guess what a figurative distance means, but I’d appreciate it if you could put ‘figurative’ in another word. Thanks!
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many thanks teacher
Thanks a lot alex! You teach me further this lesson and I got 100% I’m great thank you
thanks Alex
your speech is very easy and understand,that ‘s why i love your lesson ,yhanks a lotttttt
Any time. I’m glad you can understand it easily.
Hi Alex,
Thanks for your lesson. I have question.
what does the sentence really mean
” we cannot afford to miss it.”
please help me on this. I’ve googled it, but couldn’t find a satisfied answer.
your speech is very easy and understanding ,that’s why I love your lessons, Thanks a lot Alex
thanks Alex, I study English at College and when we learnt the superlatives our teacher didn’t know the difference between both, also she said that “further” isn’t superlative of “far”, thank you a lot for your lesson.
Your teacher was correct. The superlative is “farthest” or “furthest.” :) “Further” and “Farther” are comparatives.
I think I could go a lot further than Messi in his career.
If you’re really Cristiano Ronaldo, you probably could! :P
Great, hahahahah.
Great, hahahahah.
messi is the best
messi has only one thing than you don`t rRonaldo HUMILDAD 8in spanish)
I had never understood this before, but it’s easier that I thought! Thanks a lot :)
thanks mr alex u are vvvvv good teacher i have 100 i am from egypt can y tell us more about nationlaty please
thanks prof Alex for the simple and clear explanations. Im from Italy
your speech is very easy and understanding ,that’s why I love your lessons, Thanks a lot Alex
Thanks……really appreciate it
thank you Alex, for a helpful lesson.
Have a nice day.
Oww , thanks Alex …
with this useful lesson..
you gave me a vocabulary word “spouse”.
I hope, you’re very happy with your one.
thanks :)
thanks alex I was wating for an explanation like that to understand that differece.
GOD BLESS YOU.
thanks alex, I was waiting for an explanation like that, now I understand the difference between those words.
…GOD BLESS YOU…
Teacher Alex, cristal clear !
thank you very much.
Great lesson…very clear explanation…it seems like I’m going further with my understanding of english, thanks a lot Alex
That’s correct!
thanks a lot sir ur lesson is very simple to understand i love ur teaching way
Hi,can you plz do lesson about how to be confident in speaking English with natives speakers ,and if i don’t understand any word how to keep the conversation with them,give us some working methods to improve my English.Tanks lot,and we hope we can go further to speak fluent English.
Hi,can you plz do lesson about how to be confident in speaking English with natives speakers ,and if i don’t understand any word how to keep the conversation with them,give us some working methods to improve my English.Thanks lot,and we hope we can go further to speak fluent English.
Hi,can you plz do lesson about how to be confident in speaking English with native speakers ,and if i don’t understand any word how to keep the conversation with them,give us some working methods to improve my English.Thanks lot,and we hope we can go further to speak fluent English.
Thanks a lot , you help me to understand english easily. I Would like to know how to difference verbs in past . I have problems with the sounds ,ending ed :t,d,id sounds
I’ll leave here my little secret. It’s really hard to know when it’s further- figurative distance whether farther- physical distance.
*
I think like this:: farther is almost like the word FATHER. You don’t want any “physical contact with your father. You want physical distance kkkkkkkk Brazilian laugh), so if you assimilate farther with father you’ll remember that it means physical distance, then it’s easy to figure that further is the one that means figurative distance.
*
It may seem stupid, but it was how I got 10 out of 10
If you know meaning of “far”, you shouldn’t have problems with “far+ther” and “further”.
Oh! Really good one, Morfik.
Way less complicated than mine.
Tkx
Lisa,I’ll never forget after this.It’s stupdy,but at the same time It’was intelligent
I agree with Morfik and it seems more reasonable…. but it was interesting the relation that you did with father.
Great idea Lisa.
I use the same way to memorize difficult sentences and words.
you should just remember. it’s easier way
Thanks Alex.
what is the difference between talk and walk and between special and private?
To talk is to speak.
To walk is to move with your legs.
I’ll let you use a translator for the other words. :)
thanks Alex!
I hope you’ll teach us further!))) am I right? yeah I know I’m right!
thank you very much.teacher
m(_ _)m
Hi Alex
If I learn many things like that I certainly will go further with my English
See you next time
Dear Alex!!! Thank u so much for the lesson. The question i would like to ask u about meaning and proper using the phrases like “here we go” or “there we go” (and sometimes is “here you go”). I think they are very important and useful. I’ll be really appreciated if you have an opportunity to reply
Use “here we go” before you start doing something.
Use “there we go” after you finish something.
Good luck!
Thanks for clarifying that for me too Alex!
Cheers
Thank you so much, I didn’t know what the difference was!!
Thanks Alex!
Until this moment I never understood what differences there were.
Now I got it!
100%
many thanksssssssss
could you please explain the usages of used to , get used .
regards
ibrahim
Thanks Alex
good one
Thanks alot..this is very useful..
Thank you very much teacher. This is exactly what lots of students are confused about. May you do more lessons like this one ? Thanks again.
I got 10 correct out of 10
I got 10 correct out of 10 :D thanks a lot Alex :)
I got 100! I have learned a lot with you today! Thank you, Alex!
Thank you sir, it’s a good lesson
I have got 100 , Thank you Mr.Alex
i have got 90, thanks
can you please explain the uses of in,into and onto, when we are suppose to use what?? thanks
I got 100 , Thank you for you work
Hey Alex! Tanks a lot for your class, because it really helps me learn and improve my English. I absolutely love your class…
i got 90
thank you
hiiiiiiiiiiiiii how r u
Thank you. :)
I written many essays, without distinct between these two words, I thought they are same. Now its clear thank you teacher.
thank you very muchh very interesting video
Hi, teacher can you make differentiation between (Different and Difference) I do appreciated.
Many Thanks
what’ s wrong with the computer ?
I couldn’t continue to the next question .
anyway, thank for your lesson .
I’m waiting for further lesson.
thank’s teacher i am learnig.
Thanks Mr Alex
it’s good lessons i have 90 corretc
gracias por tu ayuda de ingles fue mui buena =)
Thank you for that lesson sir but unfortuantly damn i made 3 mistakes.I got to watch one more time :)
Clearer than water
Wow it want great. Only few teachers know some things like that.
It’s great. Thank you so much Alex :)
we will go further in our English knowledge by watching your videos. :)
I have 6 correct of 10 in farther/further so thank you ronnie and all ather teacher see you
by Mohamed Abdi karshe
Thank you very much teacher. This is what exactly I need it so thank you rannie a lot
Thank you teacher that was really useful for me
Hi Alex,
Please give me some chocolate because I’ve gotten 100!!!
Thanks for studying very well.
Good luck
Thanks a lot, i got 10 full mark.
thank you
thanks
extremely good lesson
i have got 80, thanks teacher :)
Thanks a lot!
“I live in the republic of korea.”
Is this sentence correct?
Very good express teacher.
Thank you teacher.
thanks Alex teacher.i got 10 right out of 10
Thanks for your lesson, it is easy to understand and useful in my future job.
I got 100 in quiz .. that means I understand well :) thank u
I have an idea for FURTHER lesson: rise & raise ;)
cool
Thank you Alex!. I think I’m going to further my english with your class!! ;0)
good lesson
thank you!
Thank for teaching us English. I have got 9.
Thank Alex very Clear.
Excuseme, Alex. I am wrong. My sentence is “Thanks, you are clear.
great lesson Alex I’d like to get further in my career :)
thank you very much. I liked this lesson
really nice notice, meaning is very delicate )))
why your typewriting is different. ^^
Thanks Alex!
It’s a helpful video.
Thank you very much and I got 10/10.
many thanks teacher Alex
that was very useful, thanx teacher :)
I got 9 :(
I got it! Thank´s Alex :-)
thanks Alex
Thanks Alex, very useful
it’s a fantastic way to learn, i actually loved it!thank you so much Alex.
Thanks, i got 100%
love u all the teachers
Thanks Alex!! great lesson :)
thanks, Alex. one more thing that I learn.
thanks a lot
thanks a lot Alex
What a great lesson …very easy
thank you sir for your lesson
excuse me for coming to the wrong shop, but can you advice me the best way to learn phrasal verbs or just tell – are there any videos about phrasal verbs on this website? thanks
We’ve got lots of phrasal verb videos! Start with 6 Simple Phrasal Verbs and check out the list of related lessons under the video.
Thanks for an awesome lesson Alex! Take care!
it’s a fantastic way to learn, i actually loved it!thank you so much
Great. Thanks a lot…
yeheee.. got perfect…
actually thanks sir
Thank you a lot of !
thanks teacher
Thank you am so happy
Amazing.
Thanks Alex.
i got 100. thank a lot Alex :)
Thank you Alex. The way you teach is very helpful. I got 90 just because
I confused with game.
thanks alot engvid teachers.
thanks for this lesson i really wanted to know the difference between them.
thanks teacher alex
i got 10 out of 10.
Thanks Alex for this wonderful lesson.
Your explanation was very clear and easy to understand.
Now i know the difference between both of them and waiting for your further lesson.
my english teacher told me we can use either one in any situacion, thanks alex i go0t it
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Hi Alex!Great lesson same as usual!
Extremely Thank’s for example about Messi :)Messi will go really further in his carrier than cristi.
I think so too, although my favourite player ever is probably Dennis Bergkamp.
Yeah Alex i remember him.Dennis Berkamp was legendary player who has been in F.C. Ajaxs,Inter and Arsenal.Generally Holland Football was always one of the best in the world.Alex i wanna invite you to our country,and i’m sure that you’ll like it!
Thanks Alex, If I keep watching your lessons I will get further in learning English!
Thanks Alex. it was a nice lesson.
Thanks Alex, you really helped me to see the differences between these two words!!!
Thanks a lot Alex for your valuable lesson!
Thanks Alex,
I enjoy your lesson and really learn a lot !!!
Thanks alot Alex..It was very nice..I Real enjoy it.
Thanks Alex. It was a great lesson!
Thanks Alex. After the lesson, the difference between the meaning of both words is clear for me, but I have problems with the pronunciation. Could you tell me how is the phonetic transcription of both words?
you are the best you help me a lot thank you
Thank you for your lesson
Thank you for your lesson, Alex
No problem! I’m glad you found it useful!
Very useful. Thanks for the lesson.
thanks Alex Very nice explanation, very nice teacher.
Thank you Alex, I got 9 of 10. Excellent explanation.
Excellent tutorial. Thank you
thank u very much . will u please tell us ? the difference between in and at how can we use them ? plzzzzzzzzzzz ?
i got 90 great
Thankyou, I got nice class to know more of english
Thank you so much, I didn’t know what the difference was!!
thanks
thanks
Wow, excellent man!!! :)
Alex is great teacher !
I have always known there was a slight difference between these two words but never got the logic. Thanks Alex!!!
I love your accent so much!
It’s easy to understand and I got 10/10 in this lesson! ><
I got 10/10, Thanks for the lecture Alex!
I got 10 / 10 .
I see the difference now. You explained about the difference in an easy way to be understood. Tks Alex for the class. I really enjoy all of your classes.
thank you so much Mr.Alex
all my respect for you sir
Thanks a lot alex!! hi from Dominican Republic.
Grateful Alex,nice lesson.
great thank you Alex.
Thanks teacher ……….from Algeria
OMG, it really helps me to undestand the difference of these two kind of complicate words. A massive thanks to Alex
thanks teacher. You are good teacher, and you explaine very well. More lesson good lac.
A lot of peace for you Alex… It seems you open my mind, then put English into that and again you close it.
Always I remember what you teach. thanks a lot :)
I got 100
I got 10/10 :)
For cristiano even if you are really cristiano ronaldo you could not
Alex, can I say “further information”. Is it the same as “additional information”?
Thank you so much, I’m doing a SPAG (Spealling, Punctuation &Grammer) test and this may occur!
Mr. Alex, you are EXCELLENT at your job. Very good…
thank you mr Alex it was too hard to understand or distinguish between them but now it’s so easy .. I really appreciate your help :)
very good lesson,thanks very much Alex
I realized that ıf you got 60 between 80 or 90 teachers just give you :) but ıf you got 100 they :D .That was really cool
Thank you Alex, I got 100 %.
woww i got %90 thanks alex, i really appreciate your help.
I got 100%. But, could you explain the difference between make, have and get ? At school, my teacher said only“this three verbs means pressure, that’s to say someone is restrained to do something.
For examples: – This teacher made us laugh. We were made to wait for hours.
-The management had us sign ten documents.
-If only she could get Mike to dance!
Hello, can you tell me which sentence is correct?
They hadn’t got any further with the work. OR
They hadn’t got any farther with the work.
Thanks you
I understand how these two words are used.
I could guess what a figurative distance means, but I’d appreciate it if you could put ‘figurative’ in another word. Thanks!