10 ways to use the word WAY in English

I’m really beginning to understand your amazing language; thanks for your lessons, this is the right way to achive some results.

Canardo

Yeah! We both are on the right track Canardo. However, there is still a long WAY to go to becoming competent users of the English language.

Have a great day!

Regino

Adam, you’re one of the good teacher of this site. You’re such a way with teaching that, perhaps, my sentence is right ?
Thank you.

beernaard

Thanks Beernard. It’s, “You have such a way with…” :”)

Adam

totally agree! All the teachers on Engvid have such a way with teaching. We are so lucky to have them all gathered on one website.

Take care Beernaard and keep up the good learning.

Nabil

Thank you so much and it was so much fun learning English in this way !!

marmen

So cool informations thank you

Bob89

What a great lesson, thank a lot, Adam!

MinhTamPham

Thanks Mr. Adam so much!

waleedtech

Hello Adam,
thanks for the lesson! It was very useful for me, something new for me! I saw the video tree times to understand all, but I like when I have something new to learn.
Again, thank you very much! I like your lessons.

Jacy

the best teacher, thanks a lot

mariem

Useful lesson.. By the way, in second lesson the “words” repeated 2 times.))

ed02

Sorry, not lesson. Quiz actually

ed02

Thanks Ed02. I’ll try to fix that :)

Adam

Thanks a lot for your great job! Your lessons are very interesting and helpful!

AlenaDolgykh

Thank you Adam.

pafsilipoclub

I enjoyed them all, teacher Adam! By the way, is the adjective “reciprocal” usually used in daily conversations or would it be strange if I started using it? It´s that I have a way with it. Now, I´m on my way to work. Have a nice day ;)

Emanoel Pereira

Thanks Ed02. I’ll try to fix that :)

Adam

Oops. Sorry Emanoel. A little mistype there.

As for “reciprocal”, it is not an everyday word, thought the verb “reciprocate” is a little more common. Of course, if the situation calls for it, then use it. :)

Adam

It is really good. But I need to practice more. Thanks

Aris123

Very good and useful lesson.It has been really useful to me but I would very much appreciate if you could upload some more advanced videos,although these kind of videos are good for me to review.Thank you so much,Adam,and keep it up,you’re one of the best teachers I’ve ever learnt from.

Layonel

Thanks you Layonel,

We try to have a nice mix of levels here, but more advanced ones are definitely coming.

Adam

Thanks Adam!!Great lesson!!

knopfler86

Thanks Adam for this wonderful lesson. The explanation was really great, thanks again :)

SAAB87

I got 8 correct out of 10.by the way you are great teacher)) thank you so much

orkhan007

Thank you Adam :-)

Miramis

Thanks!

LarissaFB

Adam you have a very nice way with teaching English.
Thanks alot!

Anu Gupta

Adam, I like the way you’re talking!

KATRIN777

Thanks Adam, you are so good and I love your classes. I’m looking forward for your next class. See you soon

ThayseOliveira

Hi Adam! You’re a very good teacher! I like the way you teach us some very interesting things. You really make classes about a large range of issues and doubts we have. Thanks and until the next lesson!

Valderí Andrade

Hello, Adam! Thank you for the lesson. There were some new expressions for me. I got only 80% on the quiz, I confused with “way out there” and “out of the way” in questions 5 and 10.
As were mentioned above, there is a repetition of “words” in the second question on the quiz.
I like the way you teach, and I really appreciate that this teaching is a two-way street (Can I use this expression in such way?), we can communicate with you, and you always respond to our comments.
Best regards, Elena.

Elena

Thank you Elena,

Yes, it is a two-way street, and I’m glad for it too :)

Adam

Thank you Adam

ZAHRAH- S-A

Thank you Adam. You’re a great teacher.

edsondantas

Very good lesson,I went all the way

Darryl805

So good lesson teacher it helps us alot
thank you for that keep going !

borgan321

Your lesson is very useful for me and everyone as well. Thanks alot.

Duc Sang

Hi, Adam!
Another very useful lesson in the sequence, you cleared it all up as you said you would at the beginning of the video.

I’d like to point out two most commonly confused expressions involving the word ‘way’, if you allow. The difference is quite obvious for me, but some students find it really difficult to realize. They are – ‘In one’s way’ & ‘On one’s way’. When we say ‘In one’s way’, we mean that something or someone is standing there, and therefore obstructing them in some way. On the other hand, ‘On one’s way’ is the expression we use as you explained, so to be on one’s way, denoting that you are going to a particular place. If I was wrong with these, feel free to correct me anytime.

I’ve been watching English lessons on this site from the start, and it’s not that I’m boasting, but I’ve watched as many as 972 lessons, became very familiar with all the teachers, not only here, but all over the net, on the college where I study likewise, and I’m going to have to say this quite aware that I shouldn’t, but it’s stronger than me (this doesn’t make me weak). It is very ungrateful to make any comparisons when it comes to this, but you CERTAINLY are the best teacher I’ve ever had the opportunity to see. Your way of teaching students is extraordinary, what is difficult becomes simple, what is simple becomes funny with you, you are INCREDIBLE – at least to say. Keep your GREAT work up, you have, not only the suppoter, but admirer too.

By the way, I noticed you have a tattoo on your left upperarm, some letters I haven’t been able to read, would you mind telling me what it says, or that’s a secret that will remain on your biceps? :D
Looking forward to hearing from you, Boss! ;)

vladandevla

Adam has a gift of teaching … and that charm to attract all kind of students all over the world … God bless you Adem

reemabousaid

Yep!I agree with you both. Adam explains everyhing with great ease. He is good at teaching languages, that’s my WAY of thinking.

See you round!

Regino

Glad we share the same opinion, guys. Actually, this is more like the fact, whether or not people agree, that’s what it is. As I already mentioned before, I hate to make comparisons, especially not here where all the teachers are extremely knowledgeable, but Adam is the exception, he really deserved all this praise, every bit of it. Great man. I wish he were my father.

vladandevla

Hi Vladandevla,

Firstly, than you for the huge compliment. I appreciate that :)

As for your explanation above, it’s correct. I would just like to add that “in one’s way” can also mean ‘according to one’s particular habits/traits– John loves his father in his own way, even if he doesn’t show it.’

Lastly, my tattoo says littera scripta manet (latin for ‘the written word remains’)
:)

Adam

Thank you for an interesting lesson!

natalianew

thank you Adam. I like the way how you teach. you are a great teacher. I have watched many lessons from you and I always learn something new from them even a simple phrase that you may say while you are explaining something and I am always taking notes. I think it’s a good strategy to keep those words in mind.

Mardo

Thank you so much Adam.

SanjulaHapugoda

Fantastic lesson as always.Thanks a lot,Adam.

TEJALKK

thanks a lot

Leorfreitas

Thank!

ahmed alsadig

Thank you very much Mr Adam!

anita

Excellent (As usual with Adam)!

jpfromparis

thanks Adam!

This was helpful and way better lesson! (Another use of the term) Isn”t it?

Roywolf

Indeed Roywolf :)

(just keep in mind that way better needs to compare two things i.e., that version is way better than the last one)

Adam

Thank you Adam. You are Great!Keep up the good work.

Tammyjang1

Dear Adam, thanks a lot for a lesson. Your pronunciation and a way that you teach are amazing!!! Everytime I’m enjoying when I watch your video-lessons. Keep it up!!!

Salauat

So nice of you, Adam.
The way, you teach, is a very good way for the beginners in particular.
May Allah help you help others in a benign way!

Musa Kaleem

Adm can you TALK about wrong methods and right methods in learning engish

hazem gamal

Hmmm… that’s an interesting topic Hazem. I’m not really sure there is a wrong way to do it as long as you engage the language. That being said, sometimes there is “trying too hard.”

I’ll see what i can do ;)

Adam

Thanks .Aadam

Said elsharkawy

Very interesting lesson. Thanks!

Júlio César L Sousa

Thanks teacher!

Dario7

I’m watching this site particularly for yours Adam!!

karthickkumar

Impressive lesson, I can start practice it tomorrow

PrinceYoYo

Hi, Adam.
Great lesson! It was clear as crystal! Surely, my teacher has a way with words. :)
Thank you so much, Adam. :)

Chloe.Lee

Thanks :)

Scarlet Kim

Hi or 안녕 :D can we keep in touch with each other for improving our english? :) this is my skype “shyngys.zhakyp93”

Chingis

Thanks Adam for this lesson!

Aleachi

I am enjoying it.

sushilgaur

Very useful lesson Adam. I enjoyed it.
Always interesting subjects.

Leandro Cleber

Hi Adam sir please make a lesson about sentence five patterns .

Sanaullah

Hi Sanaullah,

I’m not sure what you mean. Do you mean sentence types, or svo, sva, etc?

Adam

Hi Adam, thks for your good lesson. I have been using engvid.com not too much time.
I answered the questins to check myself after the lesson.
Into item 2:
Terence is the best salesman in the company. They say he has such ________________ words that he could sell a refrigerator to an Eskimo.
Item “a way with words” is indicated as the right answer. Does it mean that right sentence should read:
They say he has such a way with words words that he could sell a refrigerator to an Eskimo??? I.e. two times “words” to be correctly used?

dmitryfromstpetersburg

Hi Dmitry,

Sorry about that. It seems to be a typo. I will have it checked out and fixed. Only one “words”.

Adam

thnks alot mr Adam
anotehr great lesson

Adami Mohamed Ahmed

Thank you Adam for this lesson! I’ll be probably watch this video a couple of times.. very useful.

Frances2

Thank you Adam,
Recently, a friend of mine and I worked on a website. We had a two-way street relationship and by the way, we were going all the way to finish it, but my friend was in a bad way because none of us had a way with IT. I told him that he is way off because we always could hire a programmer and make way. But he was way out there so I told him to be on his way.

michaelklim

Well said Michael :)

Adam

Thank you teacher for your another helpful lesson.

fatihaeng

Thanks Adam, This is a lesson very useful. ^^

Lucia Loan

Thank you Adam! You’ve got a real talent to teach!

Denkzeichner

Thanks, Adam.
But I get a question:
“Genetic engineering means changing the genetic material of a plant or animal to produce such things as a greater resistance to disease and a higher yield.”
In this sentence, ‘such things’ what does it refer to?
I don’t quite understand the sentence structure here, especially ‘such things a greater resistance’.
Thanks in advance.

Sophie

Sorry, get one more.
‘grain crops where advances in plant breeding produced seeds that could more than double the yields over existing varieties.’
‘plant breeding produced seeds’ I don’t understand.
which is verb? adjective? etc.

Sophie

Hi Sophie,

‘Such as’ is presenting two examples of what can be produced in the animal or plant: 1 – greater resistance, and 2 – a higher yield (yield being how much can be produced with each litter (animals) or each crop (plants)

advances (progress, subject) in (in what?) plant breeding (noun + gerund, object to ‘in’) produced (verb) seeds (noun, object)

Does this make it clearer?

Adam

Thanks a lot.
But in this sentence ‘advances in plant breeding produced seeds’ why do we use past tense of ‘produce’?

Sophie

I suppose they are talking about advances made in the past. That’s why they also use could.

I would need more text t tell you clearly.

Adam

Adam, thanks a lot for the video. I wonder if you could make a video about expressions with extra not. I’ve read recently that a negative verb (without a negative meaning) is sometimes used after expressions of doubt and uncertainty. Like “I wonder whether I oughtn’t see the doctor”…Thank you

Yana Lelet Esguerra

Hi Yana,

You got me with a tough one here. I’ll have to do some research and get back to you on this one later. I know the expression, but can’t really tell you the grammatical rule for it. I’ll get back to you on this one soon.

Adam

Hi Yana,

All I could find was a short explanation in Michael Swan’s book, Practical English Usage:

“In informal standard spoken English, a negative verb (without a negative meaning) is sometimes used after expressions of doubt or uncertainty.”

Maybe that’s why you can’t find examples anywhere, because it is not used in written English.

I wish I could give you more.

Adam

P.S. I’ve honestly tried to find examples in the internet but failed.So I’m not a lazy butt;)

Yana Lelet Esguerra

Thank you so much. It’s very good way for me to understand it

Mindy Zhang

Thank you Adam

Akarkoub

Thank to you Adam. I’m on the way to improve my poor English.

Guylui

Adam, tell me please why the 3rd sentence you must make only in Past Simple.(more detail if you please)

Hi Katrin,
The best thing I learned/have learnt this year is to play football better. I learned/have learned some new technics.
My coach taught me. He has been my coach for
two years.
You can use simple past or present perfect with this year. It is understood that learning something takes time, so we can view ‘this year’ as a definite past period or an indefinite, meaning you did it sometime in the past year. More likely is the former.
Does this help?

KATRIN777

Hi Katrin,

The fact that you learned or have learned some new techniques, means that you are done learning them. They are completed actions (the lessons). Therefore your coach taught them to you, not has been teaching , which would suggest you are still learning. But again, “the best thing” means one, which is presumed complete. Otherwise you’d have said, the best thing I’ve been learning this year…

Does this help?

Adam

Yea,but why can’t I say: my coach has taught me?

KATRIN777

Because it’s understood to be a completed action. If it’s continuing, then better to say my coach has been teaching me.

Adam

But Adam, doesn’t “My coach has taught me” mean a completed action? I’m realy confused…

KATRIN777

Adam I really wanna see the diffrence here. Please help!

KATRIN777

Thank you so much

khaldoun

Very useful! Thanks!!

VickyWu

I made 9/10 my first attempt.By the way my secount tried, I got a 10/10.did I say right, Adam?

Tammyjang1

Thanks, this lesson was helpful.

Maliban

If I want to say “I quit from my job or i quit from a course ” can I use “I get out of the way”? and Thanks for this useful lesson

Mohamed Rabiaa

Hi Mohamed,

Get out of the way means not obstruct something or someone. If you quit to make room for someone else to work or study, them you made way for them. Otherwise, just quit.

Adam

Hi Mr Adam, can you make a video about how to learn English words easily and efficiently.
Hope youll make the video

JacobRobinson

I’ll do my best Jacob. To be fair, there are a few vocab-building lessons on the site already. Type “vocab building” in the search box at the top of the page.

Hope these help :)

Adam

Hello Teacher Adam. Please help me in one question.
I cant understand these.
What is the differencies in this forms:
for example sentences…

I need to do it.
I must do it.
I should do it.
I have to do it.
I would do it.
What is the differences in *need to*, *must*, *should* and so…
Thank you

Atash Muhammadi

Hi Atash,

Need to — it is a requirement (usually so you can do something else — to get into university, you need to get high grades in college and pass a test)

must — also a requirement, but it could be a law, or a command. You have no choice about this.

should — this is advice. It is recommended and is a good idea, but if you don’t want to do this, you can say no.

Does this help?

Adam

Certainly yes Dear Adam. This is very very big help for me. Please please give more info. Please. There are *have to do*, *would do* and if heve another such forms say that too. Thank u. Thank u Thank u for answering….

Atash Muhammadi

And I heard that future *shall* form cancelled from grammar. Is this true? İn all pronouns we will use *will*?

Atash Muhammadi

shall is a little formal and old-fashioned, but still used sometimes.

Have to is similar to must (no choice, a requirement).

Would do is a hypothetical. This means it’s imaginary.

I’ll make a video about these ;)

Adam

Yes, Sir. It will be great lesson as your all lessons :)

Atash Muhammadi

It will be great lesson as your all lessons :)

Atash Muhammadi

Please explain me in simple and clear.

Atash Muhammadi

explain me in simple and clear.

Atash Muhammadi

It is really great lesson. By the way you are in front of the board.

polathan

Thanks Adam you the Best ??.
By the way kik me to take English together ?kik:f.e.n

F2aln

Thanks.

March19

Thanks for this very useful lesson. Lexicology is such an interesting thing. By the way, if i may ask, what is tattooed on your arm?

k-nata

Hi Knata,

It says littera scripta manet. It’s Latin for “the written word remains”

Adam

As well as the spoken, right?

k-nata

the spoken disappears into the ether as soon as it is uttered :)

Adam

Thank u very much!))) You are the best!)

alex181818

Thank you Adam

nawaf Alshaibani

Hello Mr Alex, thanks for the lesson, Could you have a lesson on english proverbs, because I often get confused with their meanings.

Ernazar

I’ll see what I can do Ernazar ;)

Adam

Thank you Adam!

Deepakshi

Merci Adam pour ces vidéos. Avec elles j’espère améliorer mon vocabulaire ma grammaire bref tout mon anglais. You’re a good teacher.Thank you

tima027

thank you very much

aouatef23

Thank You teacher Alex. Excellent lesson. Hugs from Mexico.

Edynglish

Hey, Mister Adam . Now If SomeOne Asked Me Saying : “Dont You Like Apple ? ” And Suppose I Like Apple , What Should I Reply ? .And What If I Do Not Like Apple ? . Thank You

Melegy

Hi Melegy,

Regardless of the question form, answer the truth.
Don’t you like apples? yes, I do.(like) No, I don’t (dislike).

Is this what you had in mind?

Adam

Thank you everyone. I really appreciate all the encouraging comments :)

Adam

by the way… your accent is not common. where are you from?

luidinp

I’m Canadian :)

Maybe too much traveling has warped my accent ;)

Adam

hi every body whats the short way to lean english very well

eamadjobran

Sorry to tell you this, Eamadjobran, but their is no shortcut ;)

Adam

Yes . Thanks alot . You made it easy to me :)

Melegy

OOOh. You are amazing teacher Adam. Amazing amazing amazing…You teach so goood…I love you my Teacher.

Atash Muhammadi

Please make for us comparing lessons. Compare. for example comparing *past simple* – *present perfect* and so…

Atash Muhammadi

to be understand abaout phrasal verb that such an interesting thing

thank so much Mr adam

ifan21

Good stuff.

legless-rover

Hello Kindly give me lesson on been and gone. I want to know what is difference between been&gone

AdeelKhamisani

Hi Adeel,

The difference is the verbs:

been – past participle of BE

gone – past participle of GO

Adam

Hi Adam! I like your way of teaching. Could you please explain me the meaning of, here you are or here is it. It is alittle bit confusing.

Seemi siddiqui

Hi Seemi,

These are expressions we use when we present something to someone. When a a waiter brings you the food, he puts it down on the table and says here you go. It doesn’t really mean anything other than “I am now giving this to you.” :)

Adam

Hi adam, this lesson was really interesting. Thanks you for the bset you are doing to teach your students. You are really an amazing teacher

Rahmouni Tarik

I hadn’t known about sites as this. Great job, congratulations.

luidinp

You have a way with teaching… :)

rungruny

Thank you very much! It’s useful lesson. But I’m a little confused in the phrase ‘be on your or my way’. I figure that ‘be on your way’ means leave and ‘be on my way’ means come over, but I don’t understand how to be, if we replace the pronoun ‘your and my’ on ‘its or a noun’?

Zhanar96

Hi Zhanar,

Be on your way does mean leave. Be on my way, means I am now coming over.

Does this help?

Adam

your way in teaching is so awesome ;)
you have a way with teaching .. u can do it better^_-
thank’s for everything

AhmedAyman055

I do need someone to talk with, I’d like to improve the pronunciation and listening.

Karen Cao

Hi ADAM.
I have a way with the way you use simple words to define things :) !
I will go all the way to learn English.
by the way, may I ask what is your tattoo?

Mohammadreza98

Hi Mohammad,

It’s latin. It says littera scripta manet (the written word remains)

Adam

thanks you for the lesson, I´m make way to learn english

vtorre01

thank you a lot, I discovered recently this courses, and there are very useful, and you a very good teacher, you have a way with teaching

Davide91

I’ve got 10/10! Thanks, Adam! The lesson is adorable as usual!

Cyberidium

it’s a very useful lesson. Besides, Adam you are speaking very well and very clearly.

Numan Yavuz

Thanks Adam!

I’ll go all the way to understand the English language, intellectually speaking.

Fabio Cicerre

10/10 Thanks Adam!

Amauris .A

Hello Adam. Thanks your class very well .

marcio mello de oliveira

Interesting Adam, thanks a lot!

particul07

I am very grateful with your classes! You are a great teacher! I am learning English now, but I can understand you! thanks a lot!

alarcontpi

yey!!! 9/10…try more try more!!!

leyennhi

why dont we say (make a way instead of make way)?

wriya

veeeery useful lesson. Thanks Adam, but I don’t think I got that one: “way off”. I also made a mistake with it in the quiz. 9/10.

May I ask you about “make way”? Do we usually put “a” or that gives it another different meaning??

Rahaf

I’m on the right way to CORRECT ENGLISH because of your lessons, thx~

oceanopen

great lessons i’m on the right way watching to you and I’m never way out there on your lessons by the way i want to keep learning

Ab18

Hi Adam
Thank you for making these lessons easier..

Btw I’d like to ask u about what is the difference of enhance, improve, increase?

Thank in advance :)

Vicky Farahani

Thank you, Adam, you are a very talented teacher! You love what you do, that’s why your lessons are so wonderful and useful)Thank your for work. You are my favourite lector. Tatiana.

Tatiana

Thanks Adam. it was such a good lesson. I wish all teachers could be like you. :)
You have a way with teaching english .
Have a nice day :)

Burak Alptug

Thank you ,Adam
I am really enjoy watching your videos and I have started o turn off the subtitles as I can understand your nice language (speaking )
Thanks so much !

eng.mervat

Thanks a million,Adam.
I guess you forgot one expression for way:under way

Abdelrahman Hisham

Hi, Adam! Thank you for the lesson. These expressions are rather useful in a conversation and make our speech more fluent.

Eduardo França

a useful lesson

Mohamed Sedky

thats just the way it is

jhopay

hi again , that was one of the rich lessons, but the more i’m learning english the more i’m thinking about it’s complexity and how long it’s going to take to reach a great level at it . by the way could you give me the definition of these words each in one word if it’s feasible please :

Moderator note: This comment has been partially replaced with a cat gif. We are happy to answer questions, but please don’t ask us to do your homework for you! There are many online dictionaries where you can look up the definitions of words.

besides,i would point out that matter of compound adj ,every so often i come across some words that should have hifen they don’t so say in contrary . i’m a bit troubled b
thanks a lot teacher .

Amir zion

Amazing lesson and very useful, I’ve got 70 points, but I have faith in myself that if

Eury

Amazing lesson and very useful, I’ve got 70 points, but I have faith in myself that if I watch once more I shall Understand better. Thanks Adam!!! You are a such good Teacher.

Eury

i got 8/10 , thank you adam

hadil99

First attempt, 10/10

Jarju

I was way off. By the way, I didn’t know marriage was two-way street. Wait for me! I’m on my way.
Thank you Adam. :)

Tammyjang1

I don’t know how I follow you please

Abdee Kemal

Very useful lesson, Adam, thank you, so much !
By the way, if someone want to talk about with me in english,
add me on skype : carlyle@hotmail.fr

Thank you !

Mrcarlyle

thanks alot teacher Adam i am new student wieh you, you have amazing way in teaching English

bayan sal

Thank you Adam, you are a great teacher!

ki.ahmet

Your classes are so much fun!!! It is my best entertainment and learning at the same time. I have very good, Intensive, and stressful job but I still want to improve my English. I take your classes almost every day and strongly believe that you are very high level professional. A good teacher is the one who can teach complicated things in very simple way. Thanks a lot.

Ludmilaled

Hi Adem,
Thanks for useful lesson.You are excellent I hope i would be able to speak English fluently by watching your videos as you made it more interesting & understandable.Please I need your assistance “how & when we use “have Had” in a sentence??

mohuna

thnanks

struggleForEng

Dear Adam! Thank you very much for such a useful lesson!

Natalia-rus

Great I have learned a few of new expressions…. thanks for all Adam

Xavier90

Hi Adam!

Could you correct these sentences please?

1. I knew that happiness was brought (To, In, Into) her heart?

2. The car did a wheelspin or The car had a wheelspin?

3. I did a wheelspin to my car or I had a wheelspin in my car?

Thank you sir.

Markos Ferreira

Thanks a lot for your lessons. It is very usefull for me.

Juriy O. Shihan

Thanks

omond jeremiah

Thanks Adam for this another helpful lesson!
I have a way with your lessons.
by the way you are a fantastic teacher :)

Barham-99

thank you verry well for your lessons

tarata

Really, your explaining way is very helpful. Thank

Rbasbr

Adam, your lesson was very interesting and useful. But sorry, I made 7 of10

yaresolga

wow great hehe
can i know your facebook?
because i want ask you if i have problem with english.
thanks

Dedi Kusnadi

Hi Adam,
This my first comment. Please reply! However, thanks for your informative tutorial. I really like your teaching way. Could you please tell me the difference between way better and far way better? Are these correct expressions?
Regards,
Readul

readul87

Hey Adam! I just want to say thank you for your lessons. You’re a very good teacher and your explanations are really clear. I’m on my way to become a teacher here in Brazil and Engvid lessons definitely help me out.

CaueLeoEnglish

Hi, Adam=) Please tell me about this question:

Will: Hi Steve. When are you coming to the party?
Steve: I’m ___________. I’ll be there in 10 minutes.

Why is present continuous used in this sentence in spite of fact that Will says about future?

Mikhail

Thank you so much Adam , it`s a great lesson as always

NoorMajed

Hi Adam. Could you please teach us about American Expressions such as animal Idioms, like Chicken, horses, monkey, etc. for example: Monkey business, flew the coop. Thank you very much.

Sonia Seagal

It`s the useful class but it`s very hard to remember all way`s idioms with only class. Thank you, amigo Adam

Engv1der

Thanks a lot Adam ,I have a Question if you don’t mind.The expression ( way to far ) i heard it a lot sometimes i Guess the meaning from the context ,but I Don’t get it every time .

Madawi

very interesting, thank you

sergda1208

8/10! Well! I come back! This lesson is interesting!

Jerry Gu

Useful, well-explained, but a lot of expressions!! Difficult to make them mine!

Helen41

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