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  1. Maxim
    Member

    Hi James!
    The most interesting subject for me it's a rules of using "are/is" or "do/does" in questions. For instance:
    Are you afraid snakes?
    Do you afraid snakes?
    The first sentence is right I hope :) but I always confusing when I try to ask something like this.
    If you'll record a video for this subject it would be great.

    Posted 1 year ago #

  2. JamesESL
    Teacher

    Hi maxim to help you out you are asking about the difference between action and description. So the first sentence is correct.

    Thanks for the question. I will do a lesson on this in the future to explain this and make and do.

    Posted 1 year ago #

  3. Skalkaz
    Member

    Hi James,

    what does mean exactly the expression: "Here we go!"
    I can often hear it and you used also in one of the genial lessons.

    Sk

    Posted 1 year ago #

  4. dalupapa
    Member

    hi James,
    i have difficulties constructing correct english when i am speaking than writing.

    Areas of difficulties in which i think most people do:
    1) how and when to use has,had,have
    2) how and when to use has been,had been,have been ( some of which combined with -ing,-d) ex. have been living,had lived
    3) talking or telling somebody about past event - which i think uses alot of "past tense".This is where most people get confused and made mistake.

    hope to hear from you James and thank you so much.

    goodday!

    Posted 1 year ago #

  5. bal23
    Member

    Hi, James who has a cool looking. I'm Jack.
    Obviously, I watched a couple of your lesson and I was
    touched, imppresed. Especially, I'm so happy as I can watch
    various lessons without fee. I strongly remember your lesson
    which is concered with the bird idiom. I look forward to
    watching other idiom lesson. And also I hope to watch the
    lesson which is for advanced levels.

    Thank you James. See you later.

    Posted 1 year ago #

  6. ulahru
    Member

    Hi James, my name is Urszula, I am an English teacher from Poland. I always need more explanation of rules how to use 'must' and 'have to'. I need more exaplmes in English, please help us. Thanks for all :)

    Posted 1 year ago #

  7. peter9910
    Member

    Hi James. I am an Spanish speaker and I struggle a lot for the pronunciation of d sounds in English. And when this sounds have a plural then it is even more difficult for me to pronounce. I realized the pronunciation of D in spanish and in english is different. I would like you to do a lesson about this as D is so important in English and i want to perfeccionate my Englush. Thanks and congratulations for your videos they are really cear and helpful.

    Posted 1 year ago #

  8. engVid
    engVid

    Hey, everyone. Please post your requests as NEW topics, okay?

    Posted 1 year ago #

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