5 Native English Speaker Mistakes

Thanks for sharing!

mahavirobhikkhu

Thank you Alex! Useful lesson. I’m beginner learner yet, but I enjoyed the video.

sgmmm

Thanks for watching.

Alex

thank my teach

babaknowledge

Hi Alex,
What’s the different between “I could care less” and “I couldn’t care less”?
thanks in advance.

osvaldo omati

I could care less is like you almost don’t care about it.
BUt I couldn’t care less is when you don’t care anything about it any single thing.

LeTranBaoKhoa

dear friends! Youtube has been closed here. I cannot watch any vidoe. Is there another website to watch?

Dawid copperfield

Great Lesson!

jonm966

;) great!

joabalves

Great lesson Alex. Can I request you to explaing about “gerund”

Saiful Anwar

That sounds like a great idea.

Alex

Thanks a lot, and could I ask you a question about #7 – some milk-> non countable but, yet still need to use “are” instead of “is”? sorry if I’ve made thought otherwise :)

moonlit70

We think of non-count nouns as being singular, so we should use “There is some milk.”

Alex

Thanks Alex.
Your lesson is always great!^^
I got it without confusing.

ea9436

“I got it without confusion” or “I got it without getting confused” is what you’re trying to say here. :)

Alex

Wow, Alex!
“..confusion” vs “..getting confused”…
It seems to me this is a great theme for a new lesson! ;)

…If the lesson doesn’t exist yet by this time.

catfelix

I guess “I have gone to Ohio 3 times” is wrong?
“I have been to Ohio 3 times” is correct?
because when you use “I have been to Ohio” I have gone there and come back.

I’ve gone to Ohio.
This means that you have gone to Ohio and you are still there.

I’m confusing,can someone explain it to me?

keitan

I think your 2 sentences are all correct . Because in lesson , our teacher used ” went ” , not ” was ” or “were ” , and he tried to correct mistake ..

truongpv4194

By the way , this sentence ” I have been to Ohio 3 times ” . In gramma , it’s not wrong , but in meaning , it’s not smootly . I think this sentence without “3 times ” is the best .

truongpv4194

Nobody can explain it better then you did it yourself. You are absolutely right! You can say “I’ve been to SOMEWHERE 3 times”. “I went to SOMEWHERE in 2013” is also correct but “I’ve gone to SOMEWHERE 3 times” is a big mistake. “have gone” means you are still there, you haven’t come back yet! It’s always explained in all grammar books for elementary and intermediate levels. Good luck.

Xana

Good lesson. I enjoyed it!

vitorlucas01

You got 8 correct out of 10 …. :)

nice .. Thank you very much Alex !!!

DaZun

good edit video, thanks

zentau

Thank you so much. You are a good teacher.

nitchaphat

mmmmm 6 – 10 :(

cindygabi

Question #7.The are some milk in the fridge,this is the correct answer because some is plural so we must use there are instead of there is.please explain if I’m wrong.

cuongchung1

“Some” isn’t plural or singular because it isn’t a noun. “Some” is an adverb in this case — how much milk is there?. “Milk” is the noun you’re looking for in this sentence. “Milk” is like water, it’s uncountable, so you should use matching verb — “is”.

morfik

Milk is uncountable, for this reason you say there is!!

joulethief89

Another very useful lesson, thank you very much Alex!

lluispinyol

Hi, Alex. How to improve my pronunciation?

demelletesedgar

try your best! i hop you do that.

pich

Hello, Alex. I have a question. Why do we say “I haven’t read any of the letters”? Why is “I don’t have read any of the letters” wrong?

Thanks.

chudika19

“I don’t have read” — what does this mean? xD It could be “I don’t read” — in the present tense, or “I haven’t read” — in the perfect tense — remember that “read” has all three forms the same.

morfik

hey chudika,
sorry 4 the intervention, but the first sentence u r talking about the pp that sth is already done, but ur second sentence was using don’t which it refers to the present while have refers to the pp
so it’s the same like u r saying i haven’t eating…. which it refers to the pp and the present in the sametime
thx

alani84

Hello Alex!
as far as I know from what I learned in high school,I saw you using (gone) instead of (been)in this example: “I’ve gone to Ohio 3 times” or it should be: “I’ve been to Ohio 3 times” because you say (been) when you want to say that you have gone somewhere and come back, or to say that you have visited somewhere.

amrbaseet

Great and not easy lesson. I’m French and I see that the froggies are not the only ones to make mistakes
I’m lucky: my best teacher (my wife a native English speaker) talks whitout mistakes. She wants to be a very exemple for me

vilainpetitcrapaud

I often use “there’s two” in speech but only when “there” and “is” are contracted. I wouldn’t say “there is two”. xD

Alex, I also have a question concerning “of” and “about”. Can we use them interchangeably? For instance: “Tell me something about/of him.”

morfik

Thank you Alex!
Sometimes I hear these mistakes and then I get confused.

aiace

10 out of 10, thanks Alex
BTW, even Microsoft makes mistakes with fewer and less.
http://rolipolli.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/14120_640.jpg
)))

poslegg

Good catch! :D

engVid Moderator

And then they made an even bigger mistake, Windows 8.

engVid

Well noticed!;)

poslegg

Thank you Alex! It was amazing and very easy lesson (for me). I’ve done the quiz 100% Thank you very much!

sergey92

hi Alex.thank you. it is very good lesson. it surprise me.

ganbashir15

You keep the bar raised, as always :) Alex, in my country language teachers basically ephasize on grammar. That is way, when I want to say somethig, firstly I think about the correct form, structures, order and so on… It took a while before I start talking. In my opinion, there’s no point in studying in that kind of way, if at the end of our educational path we can’t speak fluently! Maybe you have some tips or just one essential advice for those of use, who really want to tackle this ‘speaking anxiety’ and feel more confident?

ronniepl

People should be really glad they have you as their Teacher, you rock! There are many more mistakes they are used to making, both native and ESL students, we’re all human beings in the end!!!

Keep your excellent job up, man!

Best regards from Brazil.

thalinho

I am pretty sure “I could have gone to Ohio 3 times is incorrect too”.
Wouldn’t “I’ve been to Ohio three times” suit better semantically?

lachesis

Hi Alex. Can I say: I´ve gone to China 3 times?

I thought I should say : I´ve been to China 3 times.

claudiosantos418

Hey Claudio! I think what you’re saying is correct. Gone brings the idea of not having returned yet.

lachesis

there is no doubt you are the best would you please say what does it mean …fool around..

englear

That’s awesome and extremely dynamic lesson Alex!

Please, keep that style of teaching, man!

You are cool!!!

THANKS!!!

dboyko

thank you so much.it helps me to review my gramma.

Pong

Thanks

ohoud999

Thanks Alex :)

ohoud999

Hello …. Can we help each other in learning English too

al7ur

thanks Alex

sarahyi

hello sarahyi

babaknowledge

thanks

safwan1001

On the first mistake -Double negatives, may I also say: I saw nothing. Is it the same I didn´t see anything ?
On the second mistake – I couldn´t care less sorry by my boring question, but it´s sounds impolite or scorful as “I don´t care”, isn´t it?

Thanks Alex by useful lesson!

carlos1971jackal

You got 9 correct out of 10.
:)

iloveooz

Thank you, this is so useful

fab8

Thank you Alex, the lesson was terrific!!!
Can I ask you to explain the linking words? This topic is really tricky for non-native speakers. I know that a few videos about that have already been done and uploaded on EngVid, but I can’t find the basic overview of all linking words here or any mentions about some of them, though. So it will be superb if you would deepen the existing information.
I’m really looking forward to see your video(s) about that topic.

vlalimpiev

Hey VLALIMILEV
To look forward to watching (it’s in -ing form)

thalinho

Thank you! I’ve never thought that -ing form is supposed to be there, but I’ll definitely remember that.

vlalimpiev

Anytime, babe.

Never forget, all three-word phrasal verbs must be followed by a verb in -ing form.

See you around…

thalinho

Many Thanks Alex your lessons very good

zheer

Dziękuję Alex

poslegg

Is it correct to say I should’ve came
or I should’ve come ?
Thank you Alex you’re the best x

Rey

Hi Alex! Thanks for the video, it was really useful! Now, Help me out here: Why do they make mistakes like ” I were…” instead of ” I was…” and “I wish I were…” instead of “I wish I was…”? Bye!

eusoucleiton

thank you so much!

chinsundo

hi! Chinsundo, how are you?

pich

Thanks,,,

ajaykumarkarn

wow. i got 7 correct of 10.
i need to learn more english..
so that l can reach 10.
than you veri much..
l like this..

valentiannadesi

hi. how are you evrybady ?
I.m nice talking with you and enjoy

ksa999

Thanks

fooz

Thank You.

helym33

Mr. Alex, Can you explain differences of those Word between throughly, throughly, throug, though, thought and more Word. Now thanks :)

mustafa02

Thank you Alex. These informations are very important for us that are learning.

markim1966

Was perfect class!!!!

taciana

Another amazing class. I have learned so much with you and with all the Engvid teachers. Thanks Alex se you!

cristianoricardo

Hi Alex. Talking about DOUBLE NEGATIVE. Can I say I don´t know anything. but can I say. I KNOW NOTHING?

claudiosantos418

To know nothing means to don´t know anything, right?

claudiosantos418

Yes, Claudio, you’re right, besides, it’s quite used in common speech. Remember that song from Witney Houston “I have nothing”? Quite famous!!!

thalinho

Oh, I like this song! Good example, thalinho! You are an expert in English, huh? :)

Janilza

Hey, Janilza, how’s everything going? Hope you’re fine. Yes, I couldn’t agree more, I miss that kind of songs singers used to sing, not anymore =/

And, no, I’m not that expert as you mentioned, I can get by though!

In case you need help I’m always here…

…and thank God we have Alex to solve our doubts, Haha, he’s terrific!

Best regars, dear

May God stay with you!

thalinho

Your English is just perfect, Thalinho! Congratulations and thank you for the kind words…Best regards to you too!

Janilza

Hey ma’am, we all are prefect, see you around! =)

thalinho

Hi. I have a question. There is a movíe called WE BOUGHT A ZÔO. Well. It is simple past. But I think should be We’ve BOUGHT a zôo, past perfect? Could you explain that to me?

claudiosantos418

In this case you use both of which! You are not comparing to any verbal tense!

thalinho

Wow, Thalinho! I have just tried to explain that to Claudio! :) And I see I was right…The problem is that I’m not as fluent as you are!

Janilza

By the way, could you please read my reply to him? Bye for now and take care..:)

Janilza

Ok, Janilza, I’ll check it out, in fact, just doing… =)

thalinho

100% yes,
Thanks Mr.Alex :D

bartella

thanks for your efforts

mohamadatteya

Thank you!

nabi1

That´s ok , i am improving.

bundersvaguen

many thanks Alex

khalidse10

I need lesson about: enough, many, much , too much/ many, few, a few, a bit, a bit of, several, little, a little, a little and others in the same lesson with differences. And this lesson has been usefull, so thanks, Alex, i have got 100.

fakhranda

Thanks, i only got 7 correct ouof 10.

sherry320

Thanks! Great Lesson!

mazinho007

Hi Alex,
thank you for this lesson, it’s very useful, i got 90% out 100%. however i have question : wich tense of this sentense “We should’ve gone to the concert.”? if it’s a present perfect so why don’t we say “We’ve gone to the concert.” without “to shall”? and we go happy

kays2mee

Excellent tips…I really appreciate your job…thanks so much

argenis

Congratulations, great class video. Thanks so much!

kaiquebritom

I can’t believe english people really do these mistakes

canuluc94

Thanks Alex and all the engVid teachers.

javier333

Hi Alex ..

Is it Correct to say

“I have gone to Ohio 3 times”
“I have been to Ohio 3 times” ?

I am a little bit confused now please explain!!

Thank you for the Lesson!!

DaZun

Both are fine. One is the past participle of “go,” and the other of the verb “be.”

Alex

Oh, no!I’m extremely sory but Alex is not right! You can’t say “I have gone to Ohio 3 times’. It’s a big mistake! The biginers frequently make it. When you HAVE GONE somewhere it means that you still there. ‘I’ve gone to Ohio’ meams that you have gone there recently and you are still there. You should say ‘I’ve been to Ohio’ if you’ve already come back. Or ‘I went to Ohio last year’. So “I have BEEN to Ohio 3 times” is only right version.

Xana

Thank you Xana!

I have been following a Grammar Book It says the same thing about How to use “GONE & BEEN” :D

DaZun

l00% correct! Thanks, Alex!

Janilza

Thank you for the Lesson!Great lesson!

angeon11

Hi everyone. I have a question. There is a movíe called WE BOUGHT A ZÔO. Well. It is simple past. But I think should be We’ve BOUGHT a zôo, past perfect? Só, anybody can help me?

claudiosantos418

Hi, Claudio Santos! In my opinion it’s just a matter of context, after all it’s a title of a movie. There is no need to be too much specific… You know, I wish I could help you and give the correct answer, but I’m not so good in English…But I really think both cases are correct to be the name of that movie…

Janilza

Thanks Janilza. I Think you re right. Because it is a title. If were someone talk to somebody and telling him about buying a ZOO could be : Hey John, we´ve bought a zoo!. Thanks for answer my question.

claudiosantos418

Hey, Janilza, I’m here as you requested.

Both “Simple past and Present Perfect” have their many uses, however, for now let’s check over Carlos’s sentence only, shall we?

When giving news we quite often use the present perfect to announce what has happened. In his sentence, for instance, is somehow a news or just something he wanted to tell somebody.

Look: I’ve bought a Zoo! (it has a relation to the present, you have bought in the past but you now own it)

We then switch to the simple past to give the details. For example:

– Hey, Jazilza, We’ve bought a Zoo!
– Really? Such a good news. When did you buy it?
– We bought it last month near Denver, you know I always wanted to have one!
– oh, congrats, now you have yours!

Have you noticed that when we specify when something happened we use simple present? Because the action of buying that thing has already happened and finished that’s the difference.

* although native use simple past to give news, it’s not considered grammatically wrong. What would be wrong is use Present Prefect with an specific point in the past.

Hope it helps.

thalinho

Hi. Now I can see. Sometimes we can use both, simple past and presente perfect. If I am talking to someone and I want to tell him that I bought a zoo I just say. Hi, I´ve bought a zoo. In this case I am doing a relation between past and presente, PRESENT PERFECT. In other hand I can say WE BOUGHT A ZOO as a title of a movie. The action of buying has happened, no matter when. Just happened. Thanks and sorry about my english. I ve been studying by myself. I don´t attend a regular english course.

claudiosantos418

Just say the words, Carlos!

Best regards

thalinho

Jenilza, you are good AT English not IN English!

thalinho

Thank you Alex for the awesome video

muhammed10armstrong

THANKS

donkam

Our flags have many general points !!! nice to meet you !!! I’m vietnamese

truongpv4194

Hi thanks.

pafsilipoclub

Thank You Alex!

ocampo1963

Thank you a lot!

jcmijan

Teacher Please! I Don’t know how can I use the word “through” It’s so difficult for me. Please explain me that. Thank you a lot.

ferreiraguido

Try this: thefreedictionary.con

thalinho

Thanks. What about ”I am done”, I’ve heard it a lot and I wonder whether it is a good English or not.

kraken

Meanings:

#1. To be finished.
#2. To be fed up.
#3. To give up/in

thalinho

Thanks. So it is a correct English.

kraken

GREAT LESSON THANKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!

sona123

Thanks so much!

dhissie

Alex.. thanks, your lessons have been very useful to me… I wonder if you could prepare a lesson on prepositions of place. I’d really love if You were the one who made it….. greetins from Colombia….

yeiber

I forgot to say, you’re such a great teacher ¡¡¡ I’m checking my account all the time just to see what you’re up to everyday……

yeiber

good lesson, thank you Alex!!!! Can you help with these words (got)(get)

Abdel Said

Great video :)

stoyanov

Great Lesson, I got 10… yessss!!!!

juanitofire

I am disappointed that you are teaching double negatives as bad grammar. A double negative only makes a positive in certain mathematical formulae. There is no strictly logical sense in which doubling a negative creates a positive. It is a development of grammar, not a mistake. Why suggest otherwise? I stopped watching at that point in fear that you might go on to split infinitives!

ashback

thank you very much! Sir Alex! This video is great!

johnpham

good video Alex!

juanma53

chevere gordo

diocece

thx alot for the lesson
but i couldn’t be convinced with
i couldn’t care less
cause it’s double the nagetive ????

alani84

thanks for quiz Alex… it was interesting)))

lyata

hi guys could u help me please,,, what does I COULDN’t CARE LESS mean….is this like I DON’T CARE

lyata

Thanks.

adhafirst12

Hello. Could you explain the difference between affect and effect?

tiger75

Hi teacher Alex. Thanks for sharing this English lesson. I’m a newbie here, but I really enjoyed the lessons. Cheers.

yhabz18

hi Alex i’m new member , i find your lesson very interesting , i got a trouble of pronouncing word ending with ed so would you mind taking time to give video about it.., thanks alots

aokiji

That’s quite interesting. i therefore just recalled some important discussion that was initiated by me with a teacher in some School in England while i was over there about three years ago. I’ve noticed that English people are mostly using Did instead of Have done even if the situation was happening just few seconds ago. They should use have gone, done instead using did, went etc.

If however you consider this topic is really important please, prepare a vidio for getting a bit more clarification on that…

Appreciating your effort and thanking you ..

abuwesal99

thanks for the quiz…

zeromoris14

Hi.Alex
Thank you very much.
8/10

yassin10

Hi Alex, thanks for the great lesson. I was always wondering about the “Is/are – thing”, when watching TV-Shows in English. I thought, it might be some kind of slang, but now I know, that it`s just a common mistake … thanks!

gitti

thank u my best teacher Alex :)

osamasmart

THANKS BOSS

Osman Ali Osman

Everything’s understandable! (Is it correct to say so?) Thank you, Alex!!!

victor65

Thanks you, i enjoyed the lesson.

jesus88ct

it’s very good!

hi everybody! nice to meet you! Can you make friend with me? please, contact with me by facebook: Linh tran ( Email: nl_24101994@yahoo.com.vn) or skype: ngoclinh1024. thanks.

nl24101994

Thank you Alex.

pafsilipoclub

As far as I know, the sentence “I’ve gone to Ohio 3 times” would not be correct. I don’t find any sense on it, at least. Alex, could you please explain us its meaning and compare it with “I’ve been to Ohio 3 times” as well? Thank you!

mauro2br

thanks alex

dirknow41

Very good Alex and thanks.

wiltoncleiton

Hi Alex, Thanks a lot.
It’s the first time to join this lesson. It’s terrific! I love it.

seanchiu68

Thank you for the really interesting lesson. :)
I have a question about was/were. What do we have to use with pronoun “I”? Was or were? :)

ernestab

Thanks

vusala

Thnx,
I got 10 out of 10 after your lesson ;)

topman

i got 10/10

muns

What a wonderful teacher you are. It’s so delightful to listen to you! Elena:-)

elenacarlsson

Thanks Alex

wael99

Hi Alex, would be right if I say: I didn’t see a thing, instead of anything? are both correct? thank u!

carolina83

Thanks.. :)

karthikkandaswamy

That’s why Shania Twain’s song Still The One says:
We mighta took the long way…
instead of:
We mighta taken the long way?

sebastian2013

As a native English (UK) speaker, I must point out that the mistake “I could care less” is only made in American English. British people will always say “I couldn’t care less”. That is it is not possible for me to care less than I do = I don’t care. Whereas Americans saying “I could care less” = It is possible for me to care less than I do currently = I DO care!

laineyatkins

British English!!! I adore it! I’m keen on British films. Thanks a lot for your comment! I wonder what you are doing here?

Xana

Good to share!

TinaC

love it

faribanr

Thanks a lot!

Lellia

Thanks Mr. alex

smamz800

Thank you Alex!…You are wonderful!

aouina

Hi, Alex. You are a very good teacher. I’m really grateful.
Thanks for your lessons. :)
I like to know why ” Oh my God! ” is an offensive term? And what is the difference between goodness , gosh and God. Are they the same? Should I capital gosh and goodness too?

Anahita

thanks

riadle

Hi Alex
Fantastic lessons You show us.
I have one question to You
Do you still speak polish ?
All the best

jsph

I would like to know that as well ;)

xenovobez

I think he can :-)

jsph

thanks Alex ^_^

astrid1

Hi Alex :)
I’m still confused about “could/couldn’t care less”
Why is No.3’s answer “couldn’t care less”?
Why is No.6’s answer “could care less”?
Should I watch this video again?
Anyway thank you :)

Happy04

you are the best Mr.Alex

mahmoud fathy

I enjoyed this lesson, and thank you Alex.

victorrenteria

9/10 Thanks! Very useful!

viacheslavkr

Wow, Thanks a lot! That was really helpful! I was so confused with double-negatives before watching this video!

EvilPlanet

thank you so much for useful lesson )) sometimes ı do some of these mistakes and this video makes me using corret sentences in speaking. ı hope ı willn’t do that mistakes again

Turaj

So, basic! And that’s why it’s so helpful.

Denden

I got 9 correct out of 10~!!
There is some milk in the fridge~~!!
I will remember~~!!

Julietmath

Thanks Mr. Alex, I got 100%.

Abdul Qayum

Brad Pitt has a new haircut!
Correct answer is: “I couldn’t care less.”
But I really wanna say: “I could care less.”…

ゞ(≧▽≦*)o

And this is why I got 9/10… XD

ゞ(≧▽≦*)o

Hello teacher! i’m not sure about the third mistake. Why we can’t say ” I could care less”? even so, we must say ” I couldn’t care less” .
In the first mistake you said about double negative. We don’t say “I didn’t see nothing” but we say ” I didn’t see anything”. So, what is the different between these tow? Less is the negative, but why we can use with Couldn’t ?

soth sophary

10/10 :) …. thank you Sir

liona

Hey teacher it was really useful lesson for me:) I want to ask something you, I am preparing an exam like IELTS,TOEFL but its more simple than them.KL Kennedy Lugar YES(Youth Exchange) program.I passed general culture exam and interview.I should pass the listening exam but I don’t know how to study about that,please help me!

gozdeyagmur

thanks for your assist

siber53atmaca

J’adore Alex Merci

Hibou

Alex very good lesson again.
1. There are fewer members came to party than I expected.
2. I haven’t read all my emails.
I could’ve told you about this earlier.
3. Murthy brought a new shoes. I couldn’t care less
4. I don’t know anything about Stock finance.

p.santhosh13

10/10 thanks…:)

Magnesia

awesome! your class, thanks! I’d like about the meaning of vocabulary below. How can I use them? To announce/to declare/to pronounce/to proclaim
thanks!

Lane

I likde “I couldn’t care less” a lot. Pretty cool expression to use towards friends. xD

Zero10

Thanks a lot

f.hosseini@gmail.com

10/10. Thanks!

Natalie Sunshine

All right, I got 10 correct out of 10..

Thanks alex, I had a doubt about the difference between fewer and less.

anma1011

GREAT

haraf

Thank you for this valuable lesson Alex. You are a great teacher….. may you please explain to me something you said about Abstract concepts which are not countable like love and justice ,but what is the word abstract mean ?

Bayain Alwan

100%

Aelmurat

Thanks Alex!

qeeya

Thanks Alex, great lesson.

David Florentino

haha i got 100

ihwan

how about “it don’t matter”?
I’ve heard it several times in the films or series.

Maggota

Dear Maggota, the correct way is “it doesn’t matter”.( I don’t, you don’t, it doesn’t, etc).

galiano

I know that the correct form is “it doesn’t matter” but I’ve watched “True Detective” lately and in one episode main character says “It don’t matter”. It made me a little confused, that’s why I’m asking.

Maggota

10/10 :D I feel excitied

Dinh Quoc Lap

Hi, Alex.First of all, Thanks for your great lessons. Is it correct to say “I’ve gone to Ohio three times”? Wouldn’t it be better to say “I’ve been to Ohio three times”?

galiano

yay! Thank you very much, these lessons of British English ARE such a whale of time!

tutlisa

Great lesson Alex. Can I request you to compare “bother to do” and “bother doing”?

caroltran96

thanks Alex >

tasneemmohsen hamoda

Hi Alex, I have a question:
If we do use the correct grammar, will all native speakers understand the correct meaning? or these 5 common mistakes are like slangs?

fh.nascimento

Many,many thanks!

Iamhere.

Well.. Once I saw somewhere:
“There is a toilet, a bedroom, a kitchen and a living room” .. and I was wonder IF that was really correct to use “IS”, since we have a list of many things to count..
So.. What do you think, Mr. Alex?

Titudzi

Thank you MR. Alex

Rahaf almulla

Great lesson as usual. Thanks much!

Lfabian2013

Thanks for your lesson, this is very interesting topic.

sungtau

10/10 Very useful
Thank you Alex :)

Dounia Miftah

thanks Alex I got 100%

habibid69

It is very conducive for me. Thanks from Turkey – Istanbul.

edaaydogan

Alex is my favorite teacher here.

faysal40

Alex, thank you! You are the great teacher!

Suntown8

thanks for your examples… I used to use in negative “nothing” for example I don’t know nothing, now i learned!!!

Romilson

referring to the no.4 mistake Alex mentioned.

‘ve gone to Ohio

I am learning Eng in Hong Kong, my teacher, who is non-native Eng speaker, told me if we gana say we have visited somewhere and now have backed to our initial place, we should say :

I have been to Ohio, rather than I have gone,

which means I have gone there and have still not backed, is he correct in this explanation?

wesley168

Yes, he is right!

Ryad18

Thank you Alex;-)

timericchina

Thank you Alex. I scored 100%

Imtithal Saeed

thank you

mram11

Thanks Alex, I’m confused about accountable and nonaccountable nouns :(
e.g. “There’s some milk in the fridge.”

shuehalliwell

I got 10 correct out of 10. I am so happy. Thank you. Sir.
You did a great job !

rockett6554

hello sir, thank you very much for the lesson. But I feel that, still a deeper explanation would do better. Thank you very much once again.

prasanth2700296

Thanks Alex,,

rolya melva

It is better to use a red pen when correcting

abouyacine45

thank Alex, your voice are so clearly i love to hear your lession

nguyenlongbien

Thank you Alex!! Useful lesson !!

Girodri

Thank you sir, for teaching this important lesson.

Abb

9/10. Not bad! Thank you Alex for your lesson.Really helpful for me especially I’m not an English teacher but I teach English online.

She LAni

i want to learn english and i am at the stage 3 in story (oxford books) what is your offer to me alex. and also thanks for sharing.

fthblmz18

There’s no end to learning English. It’s a very wonderful language and will come in handy wherever you go.

AMahmud

hi Alex, i am still confused with ‘double negative’.
i couldn’t care less, which means i care much, or i don’t care at all, or i just care a little bit?
Usually, i say it couldn’t be better to express it is good enough, is it correct?