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jac

hi,
i have some doubts about “would”
In Americal spoken english the word “would” uses everywhere.
i know the habbitual actions but would uses in many conversations….
i think it has several meainings. So Can you explain where we use would while we speaking to others.

thankyou

Thursday, March 5th 2009
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    I am so glad hearing this questions because of good questions. ı have same trouble using would.


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Andreia Borba

Way to go. Thanks man.

Friday, March 6th 2009
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digdugwug

You’re PULL of it!

Monday, April 13th 2009
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Nelson

Hello James,

Thank you so much for your English video lessons, I have really learned from them, you are a great teacher.
If it is possible, I would like to know more about the verb to be. I know it is the basic verb, but it has a great variety of using, for example in the sentence: ‘We are to preach the Gospel’ I suspect it has the meaning of ‘have’ ‘ought’ and so forth.
Thanks again,
Nelson.

Monday, April 27th 2009
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Reinoni

What’s up James ?

Mannnn, i love phrasal verbs!
Could you do more videos about it ?

Your classes are very nice!

Wednesday, May 20th 2009
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rafaelmr

AEE great lesson! could you do one with the verb GET?
Thanks!

Tuesday, June 16th 2009
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FREEDOM

WOOOOW

I REALLY LIKE YOUR WAY TO TEACH

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

Monday, June 29th 2009
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love1986

wow I have enjoyed watching while learning from it..your english video lesson is great at the same time funny hehe, this is a good way to teach!, you would not be boredome..thanks teacher James….you are a great teacher…

Friday, October 9th 2009
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