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Then or Than?
She is taller then you or she is taller than you? Than and then are words that are often confused by both native English speakers and people learning English. In this lesson, you will learn when to use than and then and how to pronounce them. Watch this video to see many examples of the differences, then try our quiz to test your understanding.
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yeah yeah ! i’m the first to comment !! Great video Professor Emma ! Thanks !
Hello Emma, thank you for teaching us an english languge. i like your way for teaching.
Thanks for watching! Sorry for the delay in my response everyone! I’m in the northern part of China right now and have been without Internet until now. Today and tomorrow I plan to respond to your comments!
thanks Emma
lol, thanks for sharing
Hello Emma !! I would like to know about diference between So and Then. And when it is used then and so
Thank you !!
Hello Emma !! I would like to know about diference between So and Then. And when it is used then and so
Thank you !!
typically,, I will give you the answer in a brief way :
^^so^^ as adverb means extremely
e.g. The uni is extremely difficult to get into
The uni is so difficult to get into .
^^so^^ as conjunction means therefore
e.g. she had prior experience,therefore she seems the best candidate
she had prior experience,so she seems the best candidate .
all these sentences are proper:D :D
& about then you what it means
it used for sequence & time
^time^ e.g. Jack travel to US and then to UK
^sequence ^ e.g. I wish I had know then what I know now
Thank you !! now I got it
Excellent response Hisham! You guys are great at answering the questions of others! Thank you!
thank a million T/Emma for your compliment .
Thank you very much for this lesson.
You’re a very greet group.
10/10 thanks a lot !
I have no problem with that! xD
awesome!
teacher, What is SMARTIES? It’s kind of sweet?
Can I say -> I’m more fatter than you
or..
I’m more fat than you
Which is more used?
i love yours videos teacher..
Mateus, it should help You:
http://www.engvid.com/english-grammar-comparative-adjectives/
http://www.engvid.com/comparative-superlative-adjectives-exceptions/
I more fatter than u is right bcoz the grammar is: more + adj + er + than.
Hope I could help,
Have a ball!
Fatima, I think that You are wrong. You can say:
1) I’m more fat
2) I’m fatter
Both are correct. Second is more common because, it is shorter (or “more short” – but never “more shorter”). “more” is used always with long words. For example we would say “more expensive” enstad of “expensiver”
You can’t connect this two ways together and make “more fatter”.
Even in this Emma’s lesson are examples:
1) She is bigger than me (not “more bigger”)
2) Abdul is funnier than Frank (not “more funnier”)
3) Vegetables are more expensive in the Yukon than in toronto (not more expensiver).
Oh Gosh!
I was wrong un4tunately!
Anyway…..
How can I thank u dear Kamila?!!
U know,I was mixed up but u r more alert than me!
Hope the best,
fatiima!
it was my pleasure to explain ;)
there are movies about comparative adjectives:
http://www.engvid.com/english-grammar-comparative-adjectives/
http://www.engvid.com/comparative-superlative-adjectives-exceptions/
First things first — Don’t confuse comparative forms of adjectives with comparative forms of adverbs. Basically, the rules are the same in one-syllable words — you add “-er”:
(adverb) “fast”-”faster”
(adjective) “big”-”bigger”
2. Two-syllable(and more)adverbs use always “more” in front of an adverb.
“quickly”-”more quickly”
3. Two-syllable adjectives ended with “y” — you change “y” to “i” and add “-er”
“funny”-”funnier”
3. Three and more syllable words use “more” in front of an adjective.
And of course, there are many many exceptions. xD And people sometimes use “more big” or even “more bigger”. I’m sometimes using “more big”, I don’t know why I prefer this form. xD
My goodness !! what is that ?? what is that ??
^^people sometimes use “more big” or even “more bigger””^^
dude,, are serious or you deliberately joking ,, there is no such these exception
the rule is :
1 syllables ^ er ^
big-bigger ,, tall-taller ,,nice-nicer
**The only exception with the word ^fun ^
you add more- ,, more fan
2 syllables
^er^ if the words ended with ( er ,le ,ow ,y )
happy-happier ,, clever- cleverer ,,, gentle-gentler,,, narrow- narrower
* the exception her with eager & proper the don`t follow this rule
we used with`em more : more eager ,, more proper
with others adj that not ended with these letters use more
3 syllables also with more : more important
that`s it nothing more .
typically there is nothin` such rules that you tell about`em ,, gimme an evidence about what you say and I will eat my words ^^
…
In fact,I’m not sure about the exceptions of such a this grammar but….
U know,Everything is possible except nothing!!
Innit?????!!!!!!! :)
Anyway,tx 4 ur in4mation.
first and foremost,, I didn`t create these exception . check grammar book to be more certain..yep yep every think is possible I know ,,, but there is limitation for the possibility
As to “more big” or “more bigger” — You know, I’ve never said that is a rule or something. I just said that people use this in daily speech.
See this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmnfche6lsU
You have the explanation in 1:50 — listen to it carefully.
Indeed i was very wrong believing “more tall” is correct. I checked. It’s definitly not correct.
But You know what? You can really sometimes see something like that, when You read something in internet (of course, nothing serious – just someones blogs e.c.t), or listen people in informal situation. Some people just don’t care about grammar and they break rules, even if they are native speakers. So, Morfik could say “people sometimes use…”
And You now what I discovered when I was checking gramar roles to make these reply? There are some words that You can use both with ‘more’ and with ‘er’:
~cleverer, more clever
~gentler, more gentle
~friendlier, more friendly
~quieter, more quiet
~simpler, more simple
This topic became very interesting :)
Profitable in4mation!
Many tx 4 sharing them with us.
Gooodluck with ur English!
Oh…excuse me!
I was mixed up.We use one syllable adjs like fat,big n so on so on… + er + than .
e.g. U r better than me in driving!
I’m sorry 4 my mistake again.
Goooooodluck!
fatiima,, I think you are better than this,,you might noticed what morfik mistaken ..
adios^^
Wowoooo….
Really?!
Have a nice 1 !
Hi Mateus,
Smarties are a type of candy-coated chocolate. They are similar to M&Ms.
You’ve received many good explanations on comparing adjectives. “I’m fatter than you” is the correct form.
Perfect video … I had 100% score, it´s easy :) You´re wonderful, nice teachers ! I recommend this website everywhere !
Thanks a lot, have a nice time :)
(and sorry for my English, you are more perfect than my English :)
Great,very nice lesson
Thanks so much
have good time
see you.
greetings from Brazil.
actually difference between then and than are pretty easy. in my opinion. thanks guys.
Emma, Emma you’re so beautiful. I’m not buttering you up, but I would like to know the difference between “rather” and “quite”
Thanks a lot. YOU ROCK!
Teacher,
You told us “I have less friends than you” but I think the more correct is “I have fewer friends than you” because “friend” is a countable noun. What dou you think?
Well done!!
You got 10 correct out of 10.
Thanks teacher.
I got 10 correct out of 10.
Thanks teacher.
You have a pretty clothes,look so lovely, thank you for your lesson.
i got 100
emma your accent is best
Poor Cyclops never gets any love. He’s so cool! He can shoot BEAMS FROM HIS EYES!
Hi, Did Cyclop die in X-Man 3?
I’m with you, Alex!
Cyclops is so lame! I think his powers are cool but not his personality.
Thank you very much for the great vedio .
I loved .
I like this and this video… thanks teacher :)
I love the lessons and from others teachers too. Thank you, guys, very much for everthing!
Thank You Emma !!!
She is bigger than me.she is bigger than I (am).the second sentence sounds better because of comparing.
In terms of everyday usage, “bigger than me or older than me” is very common among native speakers. From a grammatical point of view, “She is bigger than I am.” and “She is older than I am.” are better.
Thank you
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thank you so much for this great video lessons!!!
Emma your awesome!!! :))
Dear Emma!
Thank you!
PS
I love X-men!
Wolverine is my favorite one! I watched X-men (animated series) in English without subtitles!
Awesome! I love the animated series!
thanks so much Emma , it is easy lesson .
Who are Wolverine and the Cyclops? I think that things that some people might not know shouldn’t be used as exemples
very useful lesson , thanks a lot Emma .
thanks at all its’ very useful topic
It’s great to learn here and make my skills to improve and i scored 10/10
i got 9 correct ;)
Thank you Emma, I will try more than
Very, very easy. waiting for something very especial.
Great Video Emma, but in my honest opinion Cyclops is stronger than Wolverine!! ^____^’
I agree!
Thanks EMMA, I’m Really appreciated for you I’m living in United state of America I’m going to spend my vacation in Toronto so I wish to see you there!
Happy holidays! I hope you have a great time in Toronto! I’m in China at the moment.
Hello Emma… You’re great, keep teaching English, I’m pleased to see your videos.
This girl is a very good teacher indeed. Hope somebody pays her, if I wasn´t broke (permanent state) I would do myself.
I feel under the weather but sill watch your movies with my boyfriend
Dear Emma,
One more great lesson. Thank you for that.
Excuse me, but you wrote”IT COST MORE MONEY THAN I THOUGHT” WOULDN’D IT BE “IT COSTS ……”
She uses “cost” because the sentence is in the past tense. “Costs” would be used in the present.
Congratulations Emma, it’s a great video!!!
hello, Emma. thank you so much for your help. your classes are very important not only in terms of grammar, but because we, foreign people, can improve our listening skill. every time i finish watching classes on engvid, i think: “this time i understood everything,” or “this time i understood almost everything.” and i have to tell you that lately, i have understood everything i see on engvid, thanks to all of you, teachers. my English becomes better day by day. thank you once again. bye
Thanks a lot, it’s always good to know this difference. But I have a little difficult on the pronunciation of “then” and “than”, looks like the same hehehe.
In speech, many people pronounce it the same way, especially when they are speaking quickly.
thanks teacher Emma, for remember me this important lesson………
thank u mam Emma
Your clothes look better than mine then I need to go shoping for something better than yours,is that OK with you?
I like your example :). Great use of then and than!
such a great video…..
thanks EMMA…
10/10… You are a great teacher… Thankyou
10/7 thank you my dear and lovely teacher. You are incredible perfect :)
I tried quiz before watching video, and got 10 out of 10
your looking so stunning emma ..
I was lost and enjoyed ur video :)
get full marks as well :)
I know how to use them but I can’t hear the diference between them… it’s too hard I think only native speaker’s can hear the diference
Native speakers often confuse these two words. Also in speech, when someone is talking at a normal pace, they often sound the same.
Hey Emma,
can u explain diff. b/w “SO” and “THAN”.
take a look this e:g.
HE IS SENIOR ‘TO’ ME.(why to instead of than)
or like these words( SUPERIOR,RICHER,etc.)
and can u also explain the diff. b/w.
WITH,BY,FROM
FEW,LITTLE.
Hi Emma,
I scored 10/10, all doubts cleared now related to this topic, thank u soo much.
every now and then I watch engvid 2 see ur lessons. everything is clear about ‘than n’ then. u became my favorite teacher, Avril Lagvine is my favorite singer. viva Canada, I’m not sure about her last name of Avril now but I’m her fan thank Emma.
thnak you Emma,and thanks for those other nice teachers.
I’ve just finished watching all these 178 grammar lessons. It took time but,of course, I’ve found them very uesful.
If I ask you something; would you try some more advanced vedeos, please.
Now, I’m moving to Business section.
thanks
I got 100 thank you.
thanks for your video. I have a question on the 5th sentence. why it`s not “than `in` Toronto”-is it acceptable to say like that cause my teacher would correct me.it feels like toronto is more expensive not vegetables.waiting for your answer,
Hi Emma
I watched this video and then I realized that I already mastered quite well these two words
hi miss Emma
Thanks very mutch . i got 100
Thank you tommorow i have a test for this … Thanks
wenderfull!
great job
Thank you very much for your lessons.
What does LOTR mean?
The Lord of the Rings
Hi! thank you for the lesson, it’s very helpful but I didn’t get it then with time, ( we didn’t have the internet back then ) and ( every now and then,… )
Hi Emma! You are a good teacher, I am amazing with your classes. Thanks
Thanks!
I got 100 out of 100. my lesson was than and then. thank you very mich teacher for explanation.
I think that I’m the last to comment, so i would like to thank you very very… much Prof Emma, for this interisting lesson. I got 10 out 10 for the questions reliting to the Than and then lesson. thanks again Emma
Very good and helpful video. Thank you!
Im realy worry why Emma wouldn’t answer any comment?
the message reach me obviously , i like your way while you explain us the lesson, i feel comfy and happy when i realise that i really understand some useful thing ! greetings from Morocco !
Thanks Emma. It was nice lesson. I like it.
That’s good explain Emma ,you awosme and beatuful like your lesson
thank
nobody can be better than emma .
she is certainly the best teacher anyonecan ever meet on the net …
Greetings Emma :)
I wanna ask you about your last example, “it cost more money than I thought”.
I dunno but I guess you have made a mistake here, coz it should be ” it cost(s)” instead of not adding the (s) letter!
Am I right ^_^
“cost” has base, 2nd and 3rd form the same. So, if you have a sentence “it cost more money than I thought” — this is in the past. Look at this:
– Did you buy it?
– No, it cost more money than I thought
yea that’s right morfik
“cost” has base, 2nd and 3rd form the same. So, if you have a sentence “it cost more money than I thought” — this is in the past. Look at this:
– Did you buy it?
– No, it cost more money than I thought
According to your explanation, the word “thought” had indicated that this senten
“cost” has base, 2nd and 3rd form the same. So, if you have a sentence “it cost more money than I thought” — this is in the past. Look at this:
– Did you buy it?
– No, it cost more money than I thought
According to your explanation, the word “thought” had indicated ,that this sentence was in the past. We will use “think” when it in the present form . Isn’t It? Please correct me, if I am misunderstanding
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Thanks, Emma!
Have a nice day.
Thanks Emma. What mean “back to back”?
Back to back means just each after other, with no breaks.
Ex: I watched first LOTR, and as it ended, I didn’t allot any time to.. sleep, eat or anything else, but started watching second one. Did you understand now?
Hi, Emma. Thank you so much, it’s truely the lesson I needed! I got 10/10, but that’s your merit, not mine. I remember you recomending me to learn 5 words a day, to improve vocabulary. So, now, it’s pronunsiation of words I learn is the main problem. I thought, maybe you could recomend me some website, where I could listen to native speakers, as they speak, lets see, on radio. So that I could learn more…comprehensively or something? Thank you so much. Milly45)
thank you Emma
Thank u emma..
Hey, in the next time could you explain what are differences between “Quite” and “Rather” then also “While” and “When”. thanks before.
No problem.
Thank you.That was useful
Thanks for the lesson.
thanks aloot for this lesson befor i dont underastand what is diffrint between than and then now i know thanks aloot for teacher wish u luck
Great Lesson! Thank you.
I know how to use ‘then’ and ‘than’ but i saw many native speakers use then instead of than so i was confused i misunderstood or something?
This lesson helps me a lot. I used them correctly but they were wrong :)
I got 10 correct out of 10.
Thanks teacher.
Hi Emma, great lessons, thank you!!
nice lesson i got 10 out of 10
tahnku very much
thanku very much.
i learnt a lot in this video , thank you teacher
thx teacher. i’ve already know but it’s good for me.
In addition to be a very efficient teacher, you are very charming. You make me forget Valen.
A mad of Valen
quiz 100%..amazing!!!!tks teacher!!!!
I did the qizz and I got 10 out of 10. Very easy indeed.
Je n’ai appris que tu parlais français qu’en lisant ta présentation.
J’aimerais tant t’entendre dans cette langue ne searit-ce qu’une phrase.
J’espères que mon voeu sera exaucé lors de ta prochaine leçon. Un effort!!
Merci Emma
Hi Emma nice lesson however I always have a question that is related to accent. Sometimes western people pronounce some eastern words or the words that are inherited from developing nations incorrectly maybe this is because of their accent but funnier part comes then the native speaker even tried to follow the same accent. Here you pronounced Abdul in a faster way that change the tone/sound of this word (as per my understanding). Same thing I noticed for the word Ganga (A holy river in India) that is written and spoken in Discovery and other education channel as Ganges. if you ask an Indian and a Englishmen to pronounce this word Ganga/Ganages you will get two different sound. Now my question is should I adopt such word in the way the English people pronounce them or should I speak them in native sound while speaking in English?
Thanks a lot !
great, thank you emma
well it was really helpful 4 me. actually i enjoyed it too. thanks
hello Emma,thank you for your lessons they are really really useful.
i was looking thru the site but I couldn’t find any lesson regarding how to use “to be to”, I was wandering that maybe you could teach us because is really difficul to understand how to use it. many thanks marco
Hi,
Good to see your video. I have a doubt.
When can i use “then” and “and then”. I seems both are similar.
Thanks for your efforts, And I would like to share my skype ID : wael_ali_ebraheem ,
If any person to contact me to practice our language, I will be happy.
i just want to so THANKS for useful lessons
Thanks for the lesson,Emma!!! And I have a question: which is correct- We compare Yukon TO Toronto, OR We compare Yukon WITH Toronto? (speaking about their size).Thanks in advance!)))
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Plz have a look 2 the next comment of mine,
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Let’s have a look!
Compare with sb/sth :2 b similar 2 sb/sth else,either better or worse. e.g.This house doesn’t compare with our previous one.(=it is not as good)
Compare 2 : 2 show or state that sb/sth is similar 2 sb/sth else. e.g.The critics compared his work 2 that of mine.
Eventually,in my book,it depends on the situation n the case u wanna speak about.
However,2 my mind,here it’s better 2 say:
We compare Yukon WITH Toronto.(speaking of size as u said)
Hope I could help,
Gooooodluck n have fun!
:)
Thank you so much professor
great video so people can understand it now than later, then they’ll understand the difference.
It’s very wonderful manner, thank you so much ,………………Go on.. (y)
thank you emma~~ i enjoy watching ur videos…:) i love ur teaching style! I really want to be a teacher like you!!
i got 90 marks thank u
Hello Emma, I am a new student. Thanks for your lesson. I have got 100%.
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i have probleme in speaking how can help me. My user is basir.qr in skype and nimbuzz
Very useful, thank you.
I understood the video and THEN scored 100%…..Thanks for the useful information.
A nice lesson, thank you so much :)
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Very. Good video
10/10
Thank you for your lesson. I interest it Very much.
fantastic video … thank you very much EMMA
I understood your the best Emma
We love you “Teacher”, we often say: “You’r Greatest than Great China Walls”;) It’s joke but we also love you
Thank you Teacher for the lesson, it’s really useful. I hope I can find something like that in different languages.
Dear Emma,
Thank you.
Wow. Thank you My Teacher~!
I expect next lecture.
I always good luck to you.
Thank you Emma, you are the better teacher that I have seen, I enjoy watching your videos.
EMMA THANKU ….
Thanks allot Emma
I should have seen this class before.
Thank you, teacher ! :D
thanks its a very good lesson!
(and i’d love wolverine “_”)
you’re very nice teachers and i’ve 100% at the quiz so it’s great!
bye every body °_°
Thanks it a was very great lesson and, your are very a good teacher.I have one suggestion please change your profile picture you’re looking more older than your age, and sorry about my English i,m just a beginner and if I have made mistakes in this comment.
Great video! I always had a doubt about the “then”. But now, I´ve just learned..Tks a lot
it is a gooood lesson and i learned a lot but i amfrom AZERBAIJAN and i have a little difficulty to understand the pronunciation but it is not big problem to me EMMA u r one ofthe best teacher i will follow u because i want to learn english veeeeeery weeeeeeeeeeeell and go ENGLAND USA GERMANY that is why i entered the translation faculty english-azerbaijani luck to u
thank you my best teacher,
I have to confess that I always used then and than for wrong and if I never watch this video may be I might be wrong for this for the rest of my life. Thank to you ma’am
Good lesson Emma, thanks. I understood the difference between then and than.
Greetings.
thanks, Emma
Thank you so much
Thanks, Emma! 100%
it is clear to me now , thanks
Thank you for your great lesson
Thank you so much, this was one of the major problems that disturbs me when I write in English.
thanx ma’am for this lesson. I was confused in that..again thanx fr made me get out of this mess..
thanx for made me get out of this mess…….
Thaks lot
Thank you very much. It was a very useful lesson and you are better than all my English teachers.
Thanks so much, greetings from Mexico!
I love you,teacher Emma,thank for your lesson.
Thank teacher
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Thank u teacher from ur teaching I learned lot from ur lesson but I have problem in speaking if u speak with me my skype id is abdullah.abid26
Thank you !! now I got it
Thank you Emma,Now i know how to use Then and Than….
hi mam…………….really i m very thankful 2 u mam…………i m learning lot of grammer 4m dis website……..one day i ll meet all of u………..
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thank you
Thank you, Wolverine is still better than all the mutants ;) Good vid
Thank you Dear Emma .I did 90 hehehe
God bless you
abdul is funnier then
frank [then .than]
thanks mam is very easy
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Thank u teacher from ur teaching I learned lot from ur lesson but I have problem in speaking if u speak with me my skype it is zizo.torey1 thank u
i need amm or velane
9 correct out of 10 – Thomas from Poland thx
YOUR LESSONS ARE VERY HELPFULL.
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I got 100 mark this topic! i’m happy
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Emma you are rock! I am really learning your classes! Thank you!
emma: what is english word wolverine mean?
what is english word cyclops mean?
thank you very much all the english lessons emma.
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thanks emma. it.s good lesson.
find i understood the difference between than and then.. but still i felt problem in pronounciation.. :( hope i will over this issue..
Hello Emma;
I would like to ask you using of ‘every and now then’ . Is it formal or informal for IELTS Writing Test.Can I use of instead of usually or sometimes as well?
Thanks
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I got 9 in 10
Thank you so much too much very much
Thank you, Emma!
Hi Emma , I’ve a Question about then in sentence
(we didn’t have the internet back then )
does (then) mean here like yet ?!! or there is no similar ?!!
Thank you so much my dearest teacher ever
Thanks … ♥
Great Video!Right now i watch you more than all the other teachers on here,because I love your style of teaching during the videos.Thanks to you I got 100%!Please make more videos!;)
8/10 not too bad, my mistakes were when comparing times of day rather than being a sequence in time. Great video Emma!
you are an amazing teacher , but please I need lesson about adjective clause
thanx :)
Thak you Emma
Thank you very much. it was very interesting.
thanks emma , why we don’t learn diagramming to make our grammar more systematically
this flower is for my popular teachers and of course you are one of them.thanks.
i ve 9/10
Thank you so much Emma.
I am so glad that finally I got the right solution. Now I am sure I will never do the mistake of Than & Then
I watched the video and then i`ll take the quiz i got 100. Thank a lot emma your so owesome!!!!!!!!!!!nice lesson hope, more to come.
I watched the video and then i`ll take the quiz i got 100. Thank a lot emma your so owesome!!!!!!!!!!!nice lesson hope, more to come.
I watched the video and then i`ll take the quiz i got 100. Thank a lot emma your so owesome!!!!!!!!!!!nice lesson hope, more to come.
thanks again!!!!!!
hi emma, I got it the full number 100
Thank you very much you are the best teacher
Thank you Emma, your classes are very good!
thanks, i love the way you teach and i really needed this lesson.
hi i got 10 correct answers! great video tnx=)
good job Professor Emma!thinks
Nice examples; followed easily. Thanks.
hi Emma you are the best friend of all the people i got 6from10 about then or than
thank you emmy
Hi, Emma. Thanks so much :)
Excellent. I loved the explain about the uses of those words. I’m afraid of writing and speaking English, but I need to practice it. I hope you help me a lot as you are already doing. Thanks for the video.
Don’t talk crap, Emma, babe – native speakers of English make this spelling mistake automatically but NOT because they don’t know the difference in meaning … this goes for your sister too unless she’s fucking Russian …
When I’m in a big hurry to email or text someone – I would probably spell your name Ema with one ‘m’ although I know exactly that it has double ‘m’ …