WANT & NEED – What’s the difference between these two common words in English? Find out in this free vocabulary lesson. You need to watch it. I also explain the common pronunciation you will hear native speakers of English using for these words.
Thank you so much Ronnie, I would like to watch your videos, Because you trying to describe every words with a good simple examples, it very helpful for me..thank you so much
Hello! I´m Carlos and I want to know something, a teacher (Mike) told me once that we can´t use the next verbs with (to) + infinitive just with GERUND
admit, avoid can´t stand, deny, enjoy, finish, keep,mind and miss but another teacher told me that we can so, who´s right??
Best wishes!
You can NEVER use to + gerund, ever.
What your teachers were telling you is that there are some verbs in English called “stative” verbs that cannot be used as a gerund, eg: love. I cannot really say “I’m loving this hamburger”. You should look at a list of stative verbs so you know what they are! Most verbs that have to do with emotions/feelings/thinking are stative.
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Thank you so much for you kind comments. We are all working hard to make this site the best it can be.
Hello Ronnie ;) so, I’m Brazilian and I’m planning to go to Toronto in January 2011, and I wanna know if you offer private English class and if so,how much would it be per hour? e-mail me as soon as possible, please!!! XO
Hello Italo! Yes, I do offer private lessons. Please give me your email and I will tell you all the details!
I do not understand how and when to use ” I have done” and ” I did “. Please help me!
“Have done” is present perfect, and “I did” is past tense. We use present perfect in conversation to express cool things that we have experienced in life. We use simple past (I did) to talk about boring, routine things.
Hey dear ! What great lesson ! It is a piece of a cake thank you very much. Let me ask you a question : if I say I need ta sleep or any other sentence using I need ta can an American understand me ? please reply me !
Hugs from Brazil.
hi teacher Ronnie i had seen all your lessons and i would like to see one on irregular verbs i like your way of teaching you have beautiful way to give us the information i have naver seen in all my life teacher with this ability and easy way and modern way of teaching keep it up and i’m waiting for your lovely lessons from nice and lovely teacher thanks for your kindness
princefadhel
i also to thanks to you cause this lesson so hepful for me to knew method how to use both of words to make any sentences.i like that’s teacher to explained it..thanks again.
Thank you so much ENGVID your lesson is very important to me. It help me a lot to improve my English grammar. Your website is really helpful specially for us who wants to learn English.
thank u engvid for the help and please i want u to create a website where we can put our writing so that to be corrected by teachers.looking forward for an answer.thx
hello
regarding to the lesson want and need
what should i say
i want to drink water
i need water
i need to drink water
when i want water which sentence should i say.
We would most naturally say “I want a glass of water, please.” Or “I want some water.”
But if you are really, really thirsty, you can say “I need a glass of water” or “I need some water!”
Hi,Ronnie! I’m planing to go to Canada in 2011 to study English. So, do you offer private lessons? If so, send me an e-mail telling all the details(price per hour and stuff), please. italo_fontenele2010@hotmail.com XOXO
hello! yes i do offer private lessons! It is $45 per hour. You tell me what YOU want to study….prounciation, slang, conversation, grammar etc…. and I will customize your lesson for YOU!
Hello :) .. I have a question..well.. I saw the video a few minutes ago.. but What i want to know is in what situation i have to use the gerund and the infinitive.. I have two lists of verbs that I can use the gerund and the infinitive.. but I have to use only those verbs?.. I don’t know!.. Please help me!.. I hope you’ll se my comment :)!
Thanks!
Hi Ronnie:
You’re doing good job like other teachers here.
Can you please e-mail me on below email for Private lessons and some other stuff? please use subject as: ” (Your Name) from EngVid
Thanks
Hello!
I ONLY offer private lessons if you live in Toronto!
Hi teacher Ronnie i’m new student and i like your lessones,but i am bigginery and i want to bigan down. you learn me the low of english.
thank you anda i want to help me.
I dont know when and how to use ‘ONLY’. It look that in a sentence, depending upon the place where ONLY comes, the meaning chances. Can you please explain what meaning it has when it is used in different places og the same sentence, please.
l like this lesson, i know nobody cat take me go to school, but i can study english online,and the Ms Ronnie so funny, i like her, her video lessons so interesting
Hi, Techar Ronnie. I like your lessons and i learnig. so i have to learnig morthan mor so i keep hops. i undeastand kind you and good pronounce… Thanks your verry much.
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thank you my sweetest teacher i love your way of talking you are so cute i will pray for you. may allah give you succes in any field. by have nice time
Respectful all the teachers specially Madam Ronnie,
I have been learnining many things from your lessons and I will keep learning many things from your lectures and speacilly your way of teaching is splendid.
I am also a teacher of English Language and I repect you with the bottom of my heart that you taught me many things.
Repectful Madam Ronnnie,
Please tell me the correct usage of all the prepositions that where we have to use the prepositons and what are the basic rules for those prepositons.
im cecilia corrales from mexico, i studied in SEC on august of 2009, and you were my teacher for like 2 weeks. i like so much this website it’s very useful!! and im learning a lot with you.. again!! love your teaching atittude and i loved toronto too! =)
Hi.
May i ask you a question about preposition?
I’m confusing to use in,on and at.
For example: The restaurant at the corner of Main Street and Detroit Street.
My writing teacher told me use “at”.
But my speaking teacher told me use “on”.
But i also know that we use “in the corner” in some cases.
So how do we know when to use in the corner,at the corner or on the corner.
You can use both “on the corner” or “at the corner”.
“In the corner” is wrong when you talk about streets or locations. You can say “in the corner” when you talk about where someone/thing is. Eg… The dog is in the corner.
dear a good teacher
my name is kid and I am from mauritania
I am studing english right now in washington but I have to go to canada in a few month for studying overthere so what school do you recommended for me
thanks
Sorry I cannot recommend a school for you — it is best to do FREE trial lessons at the different schools in the city you are going to live in. After you do the trial lessons, you can decide for yourself where you would like to go!
thanks for teaching diff b/w want and need.
but i want to ask mam that u hv given the example that i need to go to the market.. but to go to the market is not my necessity.we go to market to enjoy. to make fun
no , u didn’t understand my question teacher ,I meant why don’t we say I( want to) go shopping instead of I (need to) go shopping because shopping is not a necessity and we won’t die if we don’t go shopping ??
You can say I need to go shopping because you need to buy food or something.
i am also not getting u ,because u said we use need when there is something which is so important and necessary,so shoppping is not necessary dear?can you explain me please
Maam Ronnie, Plz explain to me what’s the meaning of WON’T..i really2x confused…..
itz a contraction of will not,we use it same,as we use will not,let me give u an example,we say i will not do this work,in the same way we can say,i wont do this work,so sometimes we use wont at the place of will not,hope it will help u dear
Mam ronnie,i heard about wanna,but knowing first time about ned ta,i am pakistani,so here we usuallly prefer to use british english,so can we use needta in british english?
Dear ma’am I understand your lesson very well.
what are difference between phrases and sentence?
zafar Ali Soomro from pakistan Karachi
I was taught a ‘sentence’ is a group of words to form a statement and a ‘phrase’ is a group of words that are part of a sentence. For instance,
‘I like this forum for many reasons, first of all, it helps me with my English learning but , not only that, I enjoy a lot the discussion topics and the riddles’
‘first of all’ and ‘not only that’ are phrases.
hope it will help u,and i am from hyderabad,pakistan
give me some tricks or any idea that i can improve my English learning …. i know every thing at time
when i m going to write something ,ultimately i forget and i cannot empress my idea???????????
I can’t follow your lessons because youtube is prevented in my workplace could you send me – by e-mail – some of your video lessons to benefit from them?
Thanks so much …..
I need to go to the bathroom
I want to go to the bathroom.
When you use need/want + to, you have to use a base verb!
When you use need/want with out to, you use a noun!
I want pizza. I need a drink!
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hi,Ronnie i like ur classes very much.u r so much friendly.um new 1 in diz website.i hope u’ll help me.plz tell me what is the meaning of “wallow” nd how to use it????
Wallow we usually only use like this…..”wallow in pity”. It means to stay in the state of feeling bad for yourself.
The dictionary definition says it is mainly for animals – we are animals too! We usually use it to talk about emotions. http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/wallow That is the link to the definition.
Hi Ms. Ronnie.How are you?Can i ask you if what is the difference between REGULAR VERBS and IRREGULAR VERBS?And Pls. give me the meaning or definition of Article,Preposition,Conjunction and Interjection.Hope you will have lesson for this. Thanks.
Could you guys please make a lesson on prepositions? preposition are very confusing for me atleast. like by , with , on , in , under , across and many which we use in our daily life.
Thanks in advance :)
Search engvid “prepositions” – there is already a lesson on prepositions.
Hi Ronnie,
you are my favourite teacher and learning from you is very pleasant!
My question: canadian pronunciation is more similar to american english or british english? Or is it different from both?
Regards from Italy!
Canadian pronunciation is different from both because there are SO MANY different accents from both Britain and America.
oh ! thank you so much for your efforts ! you’re very helpful.
i like the way you present lessons it’s funny and the lessons are easily assimilated :-) thank you so much :-)
Hi Ronnie, is everything Ok? i hope so !
my name is Luciano I´m 37 and i will go to toronto next August, could You answer me if is possible to have private conversation class with You? I will be in Toronto from 09/03 up to 10/03
feel free to answer it in my e-mail.
thanks in advance
X´s n O´s
-oh! good, please just let me know what I need to do to schedule my classes with You.
-If possible,I would like to have 3 or 4 classes by week.
Up to there I will Keep on EngVid.com.
By the way, Thank You !! You and James are great!
Thnx teacher for this wonderful lesson,and i actually have a question which is
what is the difference between i just want to and i want just to???
i appreciate your time
thnx a lot teacher Ronnie for this wonderful lesson, and i actually have a question for u which is
what is the difference between i just ant to and i want just to? which one is correct
Hi and what about “WISH” it’s about desire as well ? What the difference “Want” – “Wish”?
Wish we use for more like something that is impossible to get! I wish I could fly/be taller/eat and not gain weight!
Want is for obtainable goals. I want pizza for dinner.
how can we overcome our fear to converse in english. These lessons are really good and beneficial but what about the real talk. everytime I open my mouth to speak I got stuck. where as I can write very well.
hi ronny, i’m new here, but i love your classes. i’m learning too much with you and the other teachers there, or here (in ENGVID). today i got 5 to 5 in the quiz. i’m an english teacher that doesn’t speak english fluently… i hope change this… kisses…
pls ronnie i cant understan here this. i must say so or how? i wanna eat piza or i wanna to eat pizza. i cant understand here pls write this for me. thank
Wanna = want to…
You do not have to say wanna to!
SO….I wanna eat some pizza!!
Hi happy new year. I want your advice. Please tell me what is the difference between from and of.
For example.
Many thousand died ( from) of influenza after the First World War.
It is a red wine of (from) tow popular grape varieties and bouquet of (from) red fruits.
In all of your example sentences, of and from mean exactly the same!!!
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Didn’t you like the lesson?
Hello! I´m Carlos and I want to know something, a teacher (Mike) told me once that we can´t use the next verbs with (to) + infinitive just with GERUND
admit, avoid can´t stand, deny, enjoy, finish, keep,mind and miss but another teacher told me that we can so, who´s right??
Best wishes!
You can NEVER use to + gerund, ever.
What your teachers were telling you is that there are some verbs in English called “stative” verbs that cannot be used as a gerund, eg: love. I cannot really say “I’m loving this hamburger”. You should look at a list of stative verbs so you know what they are! Most verbs that have to do with emotions/feelings/thinking are stative.
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Thank you I help me so much this lesson and quiz use want or need.
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Thank you so much for you kind comments. We are all working hard to make this site the best it can be.
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Hello Ronnie ;) so, I’m Brazilian and I’m planning to go to Toronto in January 2011, and I wanna know if you offer private English class and if so,how much would it be per hour? e-mail me as soon as possible, please!!! XO
Hello Italo! Yes, I do offer private lessons. Please give me your email and I will tell you all the details!
Ronnie, my e-mail is italofontenele2010@hotmail.com
so, e-mail me as soon as possible to give me details.. thanks! XO
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want – desire; need – necessity…
‘You’re all I want and all I need…’ (Whitesnake)
Nice Whitesnake reference! Rock on teacherIgor!
I do not understand how and when to use ” I have done” and ” I did “. Please help me!
“Have done” is present perfect, and “I did” is past tense. We use present perfect in conversation to express cool things that we have experienced in life. We use simple past (I did) to talk about boring, routine things.
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i understand The difference between went .need
Thank you, good lesson i hope that
good ! my score is 100%. thanks a lot teache
i understand The difference between want .need
Thank you, good lesson i hope that
Hey dear ! What great lesson ! It is a piece of a cake thank you very much. Let me ask you a question : if I say I need ta sleep or any other sentence using I need ta can an American understand me ? please reply me !
Hugs from Brazil.
Yes Americans will say “needta” too!
i understand this lesson. Need & Went
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can you provide a comprehensive lesson on direct and indirect speech please
hi teacher Ronnie i had seen all your lessons and i would like to see one on irregular verbs i like your way of teaching you have beautiful way to give us the information i have naver seen in all my life teacher with this ability and easy way and modern way of teaching keep it up and i’m waiting for your lovely lessons from nice and lovely teacher thanks for your kindness
princefadhel
Thanks. I have done a free English lesson on irregular verbs!
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i also to thanks to you cause this lesson so hepful for me to knew method how to use both of words to make any sentences.i like that’s teacher to explained it..thanks again.
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regarding to the lesson want and need
what should i say
i want to drink water
i need water
i need to drink water
when i want water which sentence should i say.
We would most naturally say “I want a glass of water, please.” Or “I want some water.”
But if you are really, really thirsty, you can say “I need a glass of water” or “I need some water!”
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Hi,Ronnie! I’m planing to go to Canada in 2011 to study English. So, do you offer private lessons? If so, send me an e-mail telling all the details(price per hour and stuff), please. italo_fontenele2010@hotmail.com XOXO
hello! yes i do offer private lessons! It is $45 per hour. You tell me what YOU want to study….prounciation, slang, conversation, grammar etc…. and I will customize your lesson for YOU!
thank u for this lesson and how can we use shopping with need you told us need is necessity
thank u
That;s great
It is a good class. You teach English in a very friendly manner. Keep up the good work.
I`m really learning English with you. Thanks.
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hi…dear i like dis lesson…i cannot undrstand wht is the meanes of needta…so can u tell me…this word
hi…dear i like dis lesson…i cannot undrstand wht is the meanes of needta…so can u tell me…this word
“Needta” is the way we pronounce “need to”.
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Hello :) .. I have a question..well.. I saw the video a few minutes ago.. but What i want to know is in what situation i have to use the gerund and the infinitive.. I have two lists of verbs that I can use the gerund and the infinitive.. but I have to use only those verbs?.. I don’t know!.. Please help me!.. I hope you’ll se my comment :)!
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Hi Ronnie:
You’re doing good job like other teachers here.
Can you please e-mail me on below email for Private lessons and some other stuff? please use subject as: ” (Your Name) from EngVid
Thanks
Hello!
I ONLY offer private lessons if you live in Toronto!
Ok, But can you send me an email to discuss?
which one?
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So good for many students but not all it’s very simple whithout want to = Wanna or need to = needta…………. Tahnks Ronyyyyyy
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I want to eat hamburger or chicken.
I don’t need shopping. Thanks a lot of dear teacher.
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Hi teacher
Thank you so much for this information about verbs need and want.But i dont inderstand yet,when did we use wanna and need ta
thanks teacher
Want to (wanna) is desire
Need to (needta) is necessity.
Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
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Hello Madam,
I dont know when and how to use ‘ONLY’. It look that in a sentence, depending upon the place where ONLY comes, the meaning chances. Can you please explain what meaning it has when it is used in different places og the same sentence, please.
which word is stronger? i think it’s desire. right? Ronnie?
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just I want to ask you something about these words ”for and since” . How I can use it , and when. In the Present Perfect Continuous
For we always use with a number eg…I’ve been living her for 5 years. Since we use with a date…eg..I’ve been living here since 2007.
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Please tell me the correct usage of all the prepositions that where we have to use the prepositons and what are the basic rules for those prepositons.
very useful site thnx a lot
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Will you explain something about new vocabulary using always
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Hi.
May i ask you a question about preposition?
I’m confusing to use in,on and at.
For example: The restaurant at the corner of Main Street and Detroit Street.
My writing teacher told me use “at”.
But my speaking teacher told me use “on”.
But i also know that we use “in the corner” in some cases.
So how do we know when to use in the corner,at the corner or on the corner.
You can use both “on the corner” or “at the corner”.
“In the corner” is wrong when you talk about streets or locations. You can say “in the corner” when you talk about where someone/thing is. Eg… The dog is in the corner.
Thanks a lot ^^.I got it now.
dear a good teacher
my name is kid and I am from mauritania
I am studing english right now in washington but I have to go to canada in a few month for studying overthere so what school do you recommended for me
thanks
Sorry I cannot recommend a school for you — it is best to do FREE trial lessons at the different schools in the city you are going to live in. After you do the trial lessons, you can decide for yourself where you would like to go!
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we look foward to being in touch again sson!
thank you so much i understand
thank you,i learned new thing today…..have nice day.
I like your teaching very much Thank you
i understand easily. thank you.
Thanks for your help Ronnie,you are such a good teacher
thank you very much for this lesson .I REALLY WANT TO BE YOUR STUDENT.
Teacher Ronnie!
Thank you very much.
It”s very clear now.
Hi Ronnie
I would ask you the different between about and above.
About means around or approximately, above means on top of.
thaks for learing me
I learned what is between want and need
Thanks Ronnie
I WANNA LEARN ENGLISH . THX RONNIE
you are awonderful teacher .iwanna add you to my mail
maher_said86[at]yahoo[dot]com
iam waiting your adding
thanks ronni
Thank you!! ^^
hello ronnie you are my best teacher of english.
Thank a lots of you!
hi rronie nice video thank’s agaIN YOU ARE REALLY HELPING ME . C U
What kind of salat do you desire? ;) I could not understand the word :/
Thanks a lot Teacher.
thanks for teaching diff b/w want and need.
but i want to ask mam that u hv given the example that i need to go to the market.. but to go to the market is not my necessity.we go to market to enjoy. to make fun
IT IS REALLY A GREAT TEACHER.
Thanks
thanks a lot teacher , but why did u say ( I need to go shopping ) is shopping a necessity ?
Yes. If you just said “I need to go”, it may mean you have to go to the toilet, or you have to leave!!!!!
no , u didn’t understand my question teacher ,I meant why don’t we say I( want to) go shopping instead of I (need to) go shopping because shopping is not a necessity and we won’t die if we don’t go shopping ??
You can say I need to go shopping because you need to buy food or something.
thanks teacher , I got it , I LOVE U TOOOOOO MUCH
i am also not getting u ,because u said we use need when there is something which is so important and necessary,so shoppping is not necessary dear?can you explain me please
thank you so much……………….
My desire is to drink a couple of cold beers with u. I need it so bad.Lol. I wrote this just 4 fun cute teacher.have a nice day.
Cool I love beer!
Maam Ronnie, Plz explain to me what’s the meaning of WON’T..i really2x confused…..
itz a contraction of will not,we use it same,as we use will not,let me give u an example,we say i will not do this work,in the same way we can say,i wont do this work,so sometimes we use wont at the place of will not,hope it will help u dear
Won’t = will not.
i was in searching of it,many timesI gEt confuse in need and want,hET dear we can also use need for sumthing which is less important
Mam ronnie,i heard about wanna,but knowing first time about ned ta,i am pakistani,so here we usuallly prefer to use british english,so can we use needta in british english?
YEs!
Dear ma’am I understand your lesson very well.
what are difference between phrases and sentence?
zafar Ali Soomro from pakistan Karachi
I was taught a ‘sentence’ is a group of words to form a statement and a ‘phrase’ is a group of words that are part of a sentence. For instance,
‘I like this forum for many reasons, first of all, it helps me with my English learning but , not only that, I enjoy a lot the discussion topics and the riddles’
‘first of all’ and ‘not only that’ are phrases.
hope it will help u,and i am from hyderabad,pakistan
i like the way you teaching english i hope one day meet you to have fun thank you for teach me english i like it
Thanks madam i understand our lesson easily.And it will help me in improving my english.
thanks. i love engvid
i need ta see you and kiss you
nice work Ronnie, i really appreciate
thanks,Ronnie ist best teacher
now i understand the difference…thank you and i got 5 out of 5
give me some tricks or any idea that i can improve my English learning …. i know every thing at time
when i m going to write something ,ultimately i forget and i cannot empress my idea???????????
Thank you very much :) respect!
thanks to teacher because your teaching is better than I learnt when I was young.
Thank you very much for
your great efforts exerted
and
your interresting way of teaching
yours faithfully,
Ahmed Ibrahim
I can’t follow your lessons because youtube is prevented in my workplace could you send me – by e-mail – some of your video lessons to benefit from them?
Thanks so much …..
I need to follow your lessons
and I want that
but the only way availlable for me is my workplace network service …..
Thanks a lot …..
Very interesting…
Thank you…
Regards….
this lesson is very helpful for me
you are doing great job online, madam
i got my best score..thank you111
very nice page to learn english .
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Thank you so much..it was easy :)
I’m leave in Phnom Penh city cambodia
thanks alot
Thank you teacher Ronnie !
thanks,butifeel many problems
Thank you so much teacher
Thank you!
thanks teacher :)
hi
i am from jordan and like ur teaching methods too much
thx alot
evrytime i play your vedio i learn something from you.. tenx Ronnie your the best teacher i ever had..
Thanks!
hello madam,
when to use need to and want to ?
I need to go to the bathroom
I want to go to the bathroom.
When you use need/want + to, you have to use a base verb!
When you use need/want with out to, you use a noun!
I want pizza. I need a drink!
Hi Ronnie i want some question and answer about interview in English for job
There are already lessons on the site- http://www.engvid.com/job-interview-questions-answers/ http://www.engvid.com/job-interview-dos-and-donts/
Thank you Ronnie….
thank you ronnie and I wish good luck you & your team for doing such a beautiful job.
Ronnie one more thing could u send vedio link of Hole Tenses in a single Vedio but it cud be in your teching style .
very nice
thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanks
Many thanks for your energetic lessons
I really want to say thank u to you so much
Salut Ronnie……i lov the way u teach ……u r passionate about teaching……iam learning many thgs from u……keep it up……
nice job Ronnie thanks
Thank you very much
THANK YOU…
hello – is it just me !! can any one explain why when i type in the bing browser “www.engvid.com” i get a different site yet whe i type it in google its ok? could this be a bug in my system or is any one else having same probs ?
alfie saden
can’t stop watching Your lessons. You are cool and do useful thing.
hi,Ronnie i like ur classes very much.u r so much friendly.um new 1 in diz website.i hope u’ll help me.plz tell me what is the meaning of “wallow” nd how to use it????
Wallow we usually only use like this…..”wallow in pity”. It means to stay in the state of feeling bad for yourself.
The dictionary definition says it is mainly for animals – we are animals too! We usually use it to talk about emotions.
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/wallow That is the link to the definition.
Thanks Ronnie, you are a good theacher and pretty woman…
just tell me if can I speak English fast and how?
Hi Ms. Ronnie.How are you?Can i ask you if what is the difference between REGULAR VERBS and IRREGULAR VERBS?And Pls. give me the meaning or definition of Article,Preposition,Conjunction and Interjection.Hope you will have lesson for this. Thanks.
Look in an on line dictionary.
xlent…prevsly i don know abt needta….thank Ronnie for this xlent lession
i always enjoy reading q & a ,b/w ronnie and others
thank you so much ,im enjoy with your lesson
thanks for your lesson. i have a question . wanna, needta, gonna(going to) are they formal . can I use them in formal conversation.please replay
No, they’re just for casual spoken conversation — in a formal or business setting, say “want to”, “need to”, and “going to”.
Thank you so much for your wonderful teaching service…i like it very much and also the way your teachin….its so easy to learn anyone.
Thank you so much for a great lesson.
thanks lovly teacher….
Thanks alot for lessons.
Could you guys please make a lesson on prepositions? preposition are very confusing for me atleast. like by , with , on , in , under , across and many which we use in our daily life.
Thanks in advance :)
Search engvid “prepositions” – there is already a lesson on prepositions.
I’m thai.I speak bad in english.when i found this it’s helped me a lot.thank you so much.
Thank you for your lesson ,, :)
Hi Ronnie,
you are my favourite teacher and learning from you is very pleasant!
My question: canadian pronunciation is more similar to american english or british english? Or is it different from both?
Regards from Italy!
Canadian pronunciation is different from both because there are SO MANY different accents from both Britain and America.
oh ! thank you so much for your efforts ! you’re very helpful.
i like the way you present lessons it’s funny and the lessons are easily assimilated :-) thank you so much :-)
Hi Ronnie, is everything Ok? i hope so !
my name is Luciano I´m 37 and i will go to toronto next August, could You answer me if is possible to have private conversation class with You? I will be in Toronto from 09/03 up to 10/03
feel free to answer it in my e-mail.
thanks in advance
X´s n O´s
Of course!
-oh! good, please just let me know what I need to do to schedule my classes with You.
-If possible,I would like to have 3 or 4 classes by week.
Up to there I will Keep on EngVid.com.
By the way, Thank You !! You and James are great!
Thank you…
thanx a lot
You’re the best teacher..GOD Bless..
Thnx teacher for this wonderful lesson,and i actually have a question which is
what is the difference between i just want to and i want just to???
i appreciate your time
thnx a lot teacher Ronnie for this wonderful lesson, and i actually have a question for u which is
what is the difference between i just ant to and i want just to? which one is correct
I just want is correct.
thnx but why we use i just want and not i want just?????
i understand this video very well, but how i wish i can also see the quiz here :(
thank you very……………much mam
incredible!! thanks for that leason!! I learned so much!!
thank u ronnie
thank’s
nice thatchers team and the best way i fund to learn English I loved it thank you very much .
just i need to learn how can i writ and connect the letters
http://www.handwritingforkids.com/handwrite/cursive/animation/lowercase.htm
http://www.handwritingforkids.com/handwrite/cursive/animation/uppercase.htm
http://www.handwritingforkids.com/handwrite/resources.htm
Hi and what about “WISH” it’s about desire as well ? What the difference “Want” – “Wish”?
Wish we use for more like something that is impossible to get! I wish I could fly/be taller/eat and not gain weight!
Want is for obtainable goals. I want pizza for dinner.
Thank you very much, I understood :)
thank u so much!! you`re really good teacher!!
thank u so much , great teacher!!
Thank you for lessons. All information is easy to understand. I think I can learn language with you.
I really like your lessons
thanx a lot
miss.Ronnie. do honor to you.i want to thank you.you teach great.i want to met.but i can’t.
I like this teacher)))
Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
I appreciate your effort.
I once read “If you want someone , you want to have sex with him.”
Is this information correct?
Yes.
u people doing fabulous job but could u please tell me that have u been teaching on Skype ? thnx
How often do you use “I want…”? Our english teacher says better use “I would like…”
I would like is more polite. I want is casual.
very good lesson and a very good prononciation see you soon
i need to practice moor do you have a more vid please thanks a lot
Thank you. Your lessons are the best.
thanxxss
Hi, This session is very useful to me your way of teaching is so good.
what is ta???
Ta is how we say “to”, it is not a real word….unless you are learning English in Scotland…ta means thanks!
Thanks
how can we overcome our fear to converse in english. These lessons are really good and beneficial but what about the real talk. everytime I open my mouth to speak I got stuck. where as I can write very well.
Which one is right- I want a change or i need a change ?
Thank You
thanki you teacher
i like quizes i always get the complete score :) :) :) love u
thank for your lesson!!
this is the best i ever watch
good teacher!!
big thaaaaaaanx i love u all here ..
I wanna thank you.
hi Ronnie,
do you have any video such as (any,some,much)
Dear Ronnie.
You are great teacher! Thank you very much.
Dzintars from Latvia
Hi ronie, could you explain me which is the difference between stuff and thing?
Thanks a lot~
I wanna improve my english~
Your explaination helps me so much…
whats the different between need i go ? or i want to go? which its right.thank you.
very intellectual in teaching. Thank you very much for your help
Thank you teacher
thankyou ronnie u ‘re the best teatcher
Excellent!!!!this Webpage! I love engVid
Thank you so much for this lesson.
hi ronny, i’m new here, but i love your classes. i’m learning too much with you and the other teachers there, or here (in ENGVID). today i got 5 to 5 in the quiz. i’m an english teacher that doesn’t speak english fluently… i hope change this… kisses…
great lesson,thanks
hi Ronnie. i woud like u speak about (if) when we can be at the beginning. and when we can use in the middle.pls answer to me.thank Ronnie.
pls ronnie i cant understan here this. i must say so or how? i wanna eat piza or i wanna to eat pizza. i cant understand here pls write this for me. thank
Wanna = want to…
You do not have to say wanna to!
SO….I wanna eat some pizza!!
Thanks very mush Oh no!! Thanks very much haha:D
I need to go to sleep now.It’s 4 pm. now in Thailand :D
love you teacher Ronnie
It’s 4 pm. now in Thailand.
or?…
Now it’s 4 pm in Thailand.
thank Ronnie.kisss u/thank u r the best teacher!
I am learning whith your lessons, thank you.
Thanks, for your lessons
hi how r u ?
ronnie mam teachs very well.thanks mam
thank you so ….. much teacher
Thanks for this lesson
Hi teacher Ronnie
Thanks teacher Ronnie
i like your teaching way . can you tell how to download all lessons by one link .
mam ur teaching is awwesome and its helping me a lot.I have a doubt what is the difference between DID and DO?
Do is present tense.
Did is past tense.
i need a food & water .
i want to learn english language.
ha ha ha awesome !!!
Thank you teacher ronnie
Hello & thanks!
hi Ronnie .. please i wanna know what’s difference between like and as ?? like and love ??
What is the difference between deny,reject and refuse.can u plz,teach on this topic.
Thanks,
Thank you very much I really understand what the difference between want and need.you are good teacher.
Keep it up!
Hello, Ronnei,
Iam so proud of you . it was really fantastic and beautiful lessons . i really got much benefit.
Ronnie, you are my favorite teacher! Thank you for your lessons.
Please explain the difference between “hold” and “keep”.
Hold means to put in your hands. I hold my baby.
Keep means to save something. I keep the money.
Ronnie, thanks for explain the “want and need” and too comments above : hold and keep . “VOCÊ É MARAVILHOSA” You are wonderful.
hi ronnie …can u tell me how to use present perfect tense
Search the site for “present perfect” there are many videos for you!
Hello,
Kindly, What is the difference between “job, work and career”?
BEST REGARDS
FAEZ – IRAQ
Job is a noun.
Work is a noun and a verb.
Career is used to talk about a job that you continue to do for many years.
Your reply is adorable. But can you tell me WHERE can I use these three nouns? I mean is it correct to use any of which in the same expression?
Hi happy new year. I want your advice. Please tell me what is the difference between from and of.
For example.
Many thousand died ( from) of influenza after the First World War.
It is a red wine of (from) tow popular grape varieties and bouquet of (from) red fruits.
In all of your example sentences, of and from mean exactly the same!!!
Hi.Ronnie.
you are the best teacher for me I love ur teaching methode.
Im a new student of english languge please help how to improve my english
thanks a lot!
mam tnks
amazing
Very good lesson. Ronnie is really great :)
Thank you for useful lession.
hi i hope u r 5n thnk u i got more bt sometimes we say can i have some water plz
Hello!!I´ve found this lesson very useful because i´ve never heard `needta´.
Thanks very much.
I am really excited to learn a new word ‘needta’
that was really necessity lesson .Thank you our dear teacher Ronnie
Thank you for great Lessons Ronnie.
thank you .ms Ronnie…
thank you very much for all your lessons, i’m following you step by step.
This Lesson Is Really Helpful For Me. Thanks a lot.
We do not want more lessons, but we need more haha. Thank u
Thank you. You are great! Ronnie
Thank you my favorite teacher :)
Hi ms.
I wanna know when we say “at home” or “at school” and when “in the home” or “in the school??
Thank you teacher ^_^
Mam, Ronnie? May I request a Lesson? regarding the difference between much and more?
difference of like and want
its cool ronnie, u teaching fantastic way its easy to understand
I love your class….your pronunciation is very clear for me….even when I don’t speak english very well…thanks.
I would like to be taught by you nearly. thank you so much my dear teacher
i got it but please tell me the antonym of the word “Thrist or Thirsty”.Thanks :P
I need lesson to you a very day if I want learning English .(:
thanks, but i really need to learn English.
you are funny.
Thank you very much, you are very good teacher.
I like you. (popular he he he…..)