Many times students “presume” that their bad grammar in English is correct because they base it on false “assumptions”. If you never want to be so “presumptuous”, WATCH THIS VOCABULARY LESSON!
could you please,please…give me tips/ways to write a letter?what are the important things?
apiramy
please write as soon as posible,thanks
apiramy
that was good ,but i still mix up in them
nini
Thank you so much teacher James.
I have a question about “proven” I tried to get the meaning from Dictionaries but I couldn’t.
jalalsfs
Hi, jalalsfs. “Proven” is the past participle of the verb “to prove”. It means to confirm that something is truth based on arguments or evidences.
Greetings from Brazil :)
Daniel
hi I like your way of teaching it’s great but if you add interactif courses it would be better since we need to practice our english with native speakers.Thank you.
soulynara
It proved to be really difficult to know the difference between those two, I scored only 80 out of 100. Anyway, this has been very interesting and and quite unusual way of explaining the matter. Thanks a lot for it!
Constantin
Based on previous lessons I presume ,James is good Teacher…
mieto1969
I like your example :)
hakem
Thank you for this lesson. This side is great!!! But can you help me??? If I say I guess or I assume, it´s all the same or is there a difference??
Iris
I disagree with the third question. Usually the police ask about murders, criminals and so on. And I don’t need any evidence to suppose such questions, because this way of things seems obvious.
Vall70
Like the sun that comes up every morning.
Vall70
James is a great teacher!!!!!
Keele
James you rock!!!! Really enjoy your videos, they have helped me tremendously.
Celia
Nice lesson James. Surprisingly I never care about presume and assume but after this lesson I assume that I will use them in more more efficient manner :-) By the way your presumption in the last question is correct and many of us surely revise it again. Thank You :))
vishnu6887
I’ve learnt something new. TQ!!!
Ekieen
Actually I never cared about the word presume any way I’ve learned something new today . thanks a lot James . forgot to say I got 70 of 100 possible .
libyano
Happy New Year, James and EngVid.
You are doing great job!
Best regards!
yankhonskiy
Well Done James, I am assuming that you and your colloquies at Engvid.com will have a very happy New Year !!!! It was very helpful lesson, Thank-you.
million
Not too bad!!! Thank you James, nice lesson.
clalonu
THANK YOU JAMES YOU’RE A GREAT TEACHER. HAPPY NEW YEAR GOD BLESS YOU TODAY AND EVER…!
odir
I got Only the last One incorrect.
that was just your presumption;but I got the rest of correct.
I didn’t assume it !!!!
thanks for this lesson
Salman Freshie
happy new year,nice lesson,thanks
rabbani
Hi Mr.james .I thank you all so much , wish it find here center has teachers like you here in iraq
toni1991
Thanku you Rani. You are a great teacher. Your way of teaching is so good. Please upload videos on tenses.
Aman
Wonderful lesson, I’ve got 9 out of 10 on the quiz, so I presume that James is great teacher.
Haya
THANK YOU VERY MUCH TEACHER
ENJEE
useful lesson. I liked the sentence in the quiz that says James is on trial now FOR STEALING COMIC BOOKS. LOL
issa88
Expect or Suspect or Anticipate
That is similar topic compare to this lesson.
Would you make some footage about those worlds? Please.
krzysztof70
My first lesson in this new year. I assume my good student personality again.
sanosuken
2. Don’t presume that you know me! We’ve just met!
If I want to impart some knowledge, I will use Assume else if I want chide you, I will use Presume.
============
3. I assumed the police at least asked them some questions about the murder.
If I want to say something about experiences about the police, I will use Presume.
=============
8. Thomas the Turtle had an unassuming smile when he saw the beautiful new turtle at work.
You said: unassuming = normal
Really? Have you got an normal smile if you see the beautiful woman?
krzysztof70
Hi F70,
These are very pertinent and insightful comments, man. I assume that you are a competent speaker of English. However, your remark about question 8 in the quiz was a bit philosophical. I think we can behave unassumingly(normally) even when we are in the presence of a beautiful woman
Khaled
Loved the lesson. Loved it even more when I saw native speakers making mistakes! Best wishes!
Zuza
great lesson as always.thank you james for every single word you teach us, i assume you’ll add more videos to enrich this beautiful collection.
rachidov
thank you very much teacher
nano
I assume that I need to lear English,And presume that I don’t know.
Jose a garcia
thanks for a great lesson, James. It has helped me to understand the difference between assume and presume
tsetsegmaa
I have two questions false. Assume and presume have the same meaning than the french verbs assumer, présumer (If I understood this lesson and my dictionaries)
I don’t know how think a native English speaker but I think theses two verbs are ambiguous :
In my language I must take care before to use assumer or présumer!
please Jame would you tell me if native Engish speakers have the same problem than me ?
Thank you very much and happy new year to all Engvid teachers !
vilainpetitcrapaud
assume and presume are intersting words,I haven’t herd them so I have some problems when I have to say assume in a sentence.I have some hesitations when I think what I have to say..assume or presume? ;)
manuela
Hi, first of all happy new year. I watched the video which i found really interesting but something is bothering me. You “presumed” that in France people are “presumed guilty” but it’s wrong. It’s written in the declaration of human right of 1791. And the most troubling is that it isn’t even say to be true in the american constitution. here is the proof: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presumption_of_innocence.
I read the 5,6,9 articles of the american constitution like it is say in the wiki article and i didn’t found any proof. So i conclude that it is an “assumption” made by american people that they are “presumed” innocent and if you take into consideration the patriot act you can be “presumed guilty” that’s scary -_-, (http://www.examiner.com/article/un-patriotic-act-presumes-you-re-guilty-until-proven-innocent)
So have a nice day and thanks for the video they are really helping me to improve my English.
Raphael
Fantastic lesson! You rock!
jrgndk
I love it the QUIZ I assumed 90 % .. My ” assumed” it is correctly ?
Cássia Fernanda
Based on 10 of 10 I presumed that you , Jason, assumed right it was a good lesson for me!
Thanks.
mordred
Thank u so much dor this great lesson
thanx
hi guys
I am Amal> I am arebain girl> I wanna improve my englisg so can any one help me by chatting please add me on my skype Amo0ol707
Thank u so much
amal543
thank you James the lesson was thankfull
Imilih
o00o0oo0h it was really hard lesson :D
aida29
Thank you very much!
I presume most of us will recommend our mates to use this site:)
arina179
why don’t engvid teach mathematic
rrrrrrr
Awsome lesson, very clear explained it, I like it very much…thnaks a lot James
argenis
Thank you James, it was a very useful lesson.
Mariana Granoni
Thanks for this marvelous lesson,James
Hanan
Could you tell me the difference lack, lock, look, luck in pronunciation
victor
Hello) Thx for you lesson) I will take exame Ielts in april) but i don`t know english very good, maybe you can advice me how learn english faster? Thx, and maybe you have time calling me in skype thx) my skype mangoo757
Igor
thank u
noura ali
I presumed that you are amazing teacher
midooo222
ohh thank uh xoh much sir… engvid had helped me to be less conscious when Im speaking english,, I m still starting to learn it ang it was of a graet help that I found your site ;)
haxel
Thank you for this interesting lesson :)
Lora
Actually we use presume more in the uridical terminology. Some facts are presumed and you don’t need to prove them in the court ,but everything is according the law , what si presumed and what is not.
Lora
Hi, James!
Can u please make a lesson on “predominant” vs “dominant”?
One more thing; is it make or do a lesson?
Thanks a million!
osama91
Hallo James!Thanks for all the lessons.Please,to you talk slowly.
wertyk
God it is tricky! I have quite deep curiosity in words and expressions as English is my second language,here I have tried to master the correct meanings of these two quite tricky words.I still feel a bit wobbly about them,but with frequent repetitions I hope I`ll learn it properly.And a big thank you teacher…
coskun Toktamis
thanks teacher james!
about the last question of the quiz,you can say it again!
it was really nice :-)
Nina.
thanks for these kind of precious lessons. I wonder that what are the differences between “persist” and “insist” ? I am looking forward to watching about it? because I haven’t come up with this issue for a long time. thankss.
chemist52
kool & interesting
juan54
Hello! James.The problem with the retelling of English texts in English. How to memorize English words, that they are not forgotten.? I am Russian. I am 30 th / Thank you!
Alexander
that’s awesome, presuming i got 10 out of 10 in the quiz ;)
youssef
james u r the best and best
amaan
Excellent lesson, I did have a great time listening to it.
I presume I will use correctly these two verbs now, thanks :)
glmrenard
This guy is AWESOME!!!
I assume I got a ace at this quiz. :)
kekuleo
Thank you James! You are a great teacher :)
davide85
Gosh i got 50% out of 100%
Thank a lot James studies with you it was really fun.!
Wan
I got 100% out of 100%. good teacher lol
johnbrowdy
Thanks James.
I’m not ready for this level yet…I understood it.
kurte
Hi.james.im really like it ur teaching in engvid.thankz u=)
jheana
I Presume i could use these terms in my usual interactions with my colleagues…. It is always fun to learn new things with you James.
Abdul Aziz
Thank you James for the excellent explanation!
chores
I had to watch it 2 times but I understood it! Thank you so much, James =)
anins
This needs practice
Rana
by the way I got 70%
Rana
james thank u and i realy understand from u all your lesson but i need explanation different between because and cause
rehabasil
I like the lesson!
Nanoka
Thank you James. I got 70 out of 100.
I
riliupocha
i got 5 out of 10 but at first i assumed that i have mastered this lesson
this is my skype ID : coldfiredz1
Add me guys and let’s practice our english together !!
coldfire
Thanks a lot )) So now I’m thinking about difference between Assume and… SUPPOSE… ))
kenzoll
James you are best teacher please tell me how i can improve? when i can understand these lession properly? i got 5/10. could you give me some work for practice please.
kuldip
you are amazing and amazing and woooooow dunno how to thank you plz dont leave us and keep this website i like the quiz its v imp…i like u all…dina ,,egypt
dina dawood
hi! thank you for your helping. i am looking for a english course. do you have any idea? i live in new york. do you have english course?
hercai
Thanks James. it very helpful
Asoldelmar
Thank you for all your lessons!
Elena
10 out of 10. Not bad. Based on this result, I presume my knowledge of English is getting better.
maun
I presume you are right!
Blessing
I scored 7 out of 10
Blessing
My score was 9/10… I assume It’s good for me, but I presume that it isn’t good to my severe teacher!
claudio77
Hi James
As you told,I do not assume that I understand it thoroughly. However base on my quiz result,I could presume it.
Best Regards
artimiz007
Hmm, I presume this lesson was one of the most difficult lessons on EngVid for me.
Anyhow, I hope I was able to manage it successfully only because of you.
What’s more I do want to believe that there is not difference or more precisely It makes not a big difference between (the) words as guess, suppose versus presume, assume.
kazumi7akiyama
there is no difference*
kazumi7akiyama
Thanks James. I presume I am going to be fluent speaker if I keep watching your fruitful lessons.
zahid76
Hello, James. Nice Job. I presume you’re an excellent teacher!
Edinho
i presume you are the best teacher on the way you convey your knowledge.
thanks much Mr E
nguyenhuudo
I had this presumption of you being a good teacher when i saw you., Dear James, Hats off. You really do well. Keep up.
ahamedhussain
difficult and confused but good lesson for knowledge, I got 50%.
Abdul Qayum
I got 90 % !
Thanks James.
Walid Rhe
You a great teacher . Thanks
Rafakoralowa
Could you please perform a lesson which tells the differences and tips about time descriptions ; occasionally, sometimes, rarely…ect…
gurelg
dear Mr. James.James , can you please make a lesson on how to make really good story that would help me pass an exam . may you please answer my comment.
thanks,
primous
primous
Thans many times!
Iamhere.
In the second time I got 100 %. Thanks James.
alpido24
great lesson…thanks again…
rajeev raj
Is it better to use “presume you have a computer” at the end of this video?
Kapex
you are so nice, thanks for your nice lessons!
Emy adel
Thank you James.
Andahazy
50% correct。。。terrible 。。。too similar of them
cindy ye
to whom want to practice English feel free to contact me via skype as englishongoing regards
jrodribrousa
yuo’re right james, this was a terrible quiz :(. and thank you for the explanation :)
icang
I really like your lessons:)
Derya07
I got 5 out of 10. The last question got me so bad. I presume I need to watch the video again.
cadburie
the two words of assume and presume confuse me for a long time , in my ordinary life and work , i often could not differeciate the usage of the two words, today’s lesson is useful for me even though i am still a little confused.
baofeng235
thank you very much. very useful !
Soei
I assume this lesson as better as I presume about my honest way to learn English, though not always I can presume to be successful in this way but I assume my responsibility to get it in the future. You may be in a doubtful situation sometimes but it’s sure you will be happier working out it, it’s my case. Thanks a lot, teacher James, I think you can build a tongue-twister with these two words.
angardiobel
Hi James, I would like to ask you two questions.
1. Is it really true that you are presumed guilty in French legal system?
2. Could you also say “I presume you have a computer”? (I won’t be able to watch your videos without computer though). Thanks for next valuable lesson. (P.S. my nickname in English should be pronounced “voyte”;) Take care.
wOojti
Thanks, for this video.
Richard Rivas Mercedes
You got 8 correct out of 10.
thanks a lot.
M kartal
I presume you are a very kind teacher Mr. James. Thank you very much for a good lesson!
Alex-1956
Thanks!
shihai182
:-)
danielypan
Hi! Thank you for commenting. This is an opportunity to practice your English, so please don’t make one-word comments!
Here’s a cat gif.
engVid Moderator
hi , thanks for the useful video .I whacted and did the exam :))
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132 COMMENTS
thank u ^^
1000000 thanks
could you please,please…give me tips/ways to write a letter?what are the important things?
please write as soon as posible,thanks
that was good ,but i still mix up in them
Thank you so much teacher James.
I have a question about “proven” I tried to get the meaning from Dictionaries but I couldn’t.
Hi, jalalsfs. “Proven” is the past participle of the verb “to prove”. It means to confirm that something is truth based on arguments or evidences.
Greetings from Brazil :)
hi I like your way of teaching it’s great but if you add interactif courses it would be better since we need to practice our english with native speakers.Thank you.
It proved to be really difficult to know the difference between those two, I scored only 80 out of 100. Anyway, this has been very interesting and and quite unusual way of explaining the matter. Thanks a lot for it!
Based on previous lessons I presume ,James is good Teacher…
I like your example :)
Thank you for this lesson. This side is great!!! But can you help me??? If I say I guess or I assume, it´s all the same or is there a difference??
I disagree with the third question. Usually the police ask about murders, criminals and so on. And I don’t need any evidence to suppose such questions, because this way of things seems obvious.
Like the sun that comes up every morning.
James is a great teacher!!!!!
James you rock!!!! Really enjoy your videos, they have helped me tremendously.
Nice lesson James. Surprisingly I never care about presume and assume but after this lesson I assume that I will use them in more more efficient manner :-) By the way your presumption in the last question is correct and many of us surely revise it again. Thank You :))
I’ve learnt something new. TQ!!!
Actually I never cared about the word presume any way I’ve learned something new today . thanks a lot James . forgot to say I got 70 of 100 possible .
Happy New Year, James and EngVid.
You are doing great job!
Best regards!
Well Done James, I am assuming that you and your colloquies at Engvid.com will have a very happy New Year !!!! It was very helpful lesson, Thank-you.
Not too bad!!! Thank you James, nice lesson.
THANK YOU JAMES YOU’RE A GREAT TEACHER. HAPPY NEW YEAR GOD BLESS YOU TODAY AND EVER…!
I got Only the last One incorrect.
that was just your presumption;but I got the rest of correct.
I didn’t assume it !!!!
thanks for this lesson
happy new year,nice lesson,thanks
Hi Mr.james .I thank you all so much , wish it find here center has teachers like you here in iraq
Thanku you Rani. You are a great teacher. Your way of teaching is so good. Please upload videos on tenses.
Wonderful lesson, I’ve got 9 out of 10 on the quiz, so I presume that James is great teacher.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH TEACHER
useful lesson. I liked the sentence in the quiz that says James is on trial now FOR STEALING COMIC BOOKS. LOL
Expect or Suspect or Anticipate
That is similar topic compare to this lesson.
Would you make some footage about those worlds? Please.
My first lesson in this new year. I assume my good student personality again.
2. Don’t presume that you know me! We’ve just met!
If I want to impart some knowledge, I will use Assume else if I want chide you, I will use Presume.
============
3. I assumed the police at least asked them some questions about the murder.
If I want to say something about experiences about the police, I will use Presume.
=============
8. Thomas the Turtle had an unassuming smile when he saw the beautiful new turtle at work.
You said: unassuming = normal
Really? Have you got an normal smile if you see the beautiful woman?
Hi F70,
These are very pertinent and insightful comments, man. I assume that you are a competent speaker of English. However, your remark about question 8 in the quiz was a bit philosophical. I think we can behave unassumingly(normally) even when we are in the presence of a beautiful woman
Loved the lesson. Loved it even more when I saw native speakers making mistakes! Best wishes!
great lesson as always.thank you james for every single word you teach us, i assume you’ll add more videos to enrich this beautiful collection.
thank you very much teacher
I assume that I need to lear English,And presume that I don’t know.
thanks for a great lesson, James. It has helped me to understand the difference between assume and presume
I have two questions false. Assume and presume have the same meaning than the french verbs assumer, présumer (If I understood this lesson and my dictionaries)
I don’t know how think a native English speaker but I think theses two verbs are ambiguous :
In my language I must take care before to use assumer or présumer!
please Jame would you tell me if native Engish speakers have the same problem than me ?
Thank you very much and happy new year to all Engvid teachers !
assume and presume are intersting words,I haven’t herd them so I have some problems when I have to say assume in a sentence.I have some hesitations when I think what I have to say..assume or presume? ;)
Hi, first of all happy new year. I watched the video which i found really interesting but something is bothering me. You “presumed” that in France people are “presumed guilty” but it’s wrong. It’s written in the declaration of human right of 1791. And the most troubling is that it isn’t even say to be true in the american constitution. here is the proof: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presumption_of_innocence.
I read the 5,6,9 articles of the american constitution like it is say in the wiki article and i didn’t found any proof. So i conclude that it is an “assumption” made by american people that they are “presumed” innocent and if you take into consideration the patriot act you can be “presumed guilty” that’s scary -_-, (http://www.examiner.com/article/un-patriotic-act-presumes-you-re-guilty-until-proven-innocent)
So have a nice day and thanks for the video they are really helping me to improve my English.
Fantastic lesson! You rock!
I love it the QUIZ I assumed 90 % .. My ” assumed” it is correctly ?
Based on 10 of 10 I presumed that you , Jason, assumed right it was a good lesson for me!
Thanks.
Thank u so much dor this great lesson
hi guys
I am Amal> I am arebain girl> I wanna improve my englisg so can any one help me by chatting please add me on my skype Amo0ol707
Thank u so much
thank you James the lesson was thankfull
o00o0oo0h it was really hard lesson :D
Thank you very much!
I presume most of us will recommend our mates to use this site:)
why don’t engvid teach mathematic
Awsome lesson, very clear explained it, I like it very much…thnaks a lot James
Thank you James, it was a very useful lesson.
Thanks for this marvelous lesson,James
Could you tell me the difference lack, lock, look, luck in pronunciation
Hello) Thx for you lesson) I will take exame Ielts in april) but i don`t know english very good, maybe you can advice me how learn english faster? Thx, and maybe you have time calling me in skype thx) my skype mangoo757
thank u
I presumed that you are amazing teacher
ohh thank uh xoh much sir… engvid had helped me to be less conscious when Im speaking english,, I m still starting to learn it ang it was of a graet help that I found your site ;)
Thank you for this interesting lesson :)
Actually we use presume more in the uridical terminology. Some facts are presumed and you don’t need to prove them in the court ,but everything is according the law , what si presumed and what is not.
Hi, James!
Can u please make a lesson on “predominant” vs “dominant”?
One more thing; is it make or do a lesson?
Thanks a million!
Hallo James!Thanks for all the lessons.Please,to you talk slowly.
God it is tricky! I have quite deep curiosity in words and expressions as English is my second language,here I have tried to master the correct meanings of these two quite tricky words.I still feel a bit wobbly about them,but with frequent repetitions I hope I`ll learn it properly.And a big thank you teacher…
thanks teacher james!
about the last question of the quiz,you can say it again!
it was really nice :-)
thanks for these kind of precious lessons. I wonder that what are the differences between “persist” and “insist” ? I am looking forward to watching about it? because I haven’t come up with this issue for a long time. thankss.
kool & interesting
Hello! James.The problem with the retelling of English texts in English. How to memorize English words, that they are not forgotten.? I am Russian. I am 30 th / Thank you!
that’s awesome, presuming i got 10 out of 10 in the quiz ;)
james u r the best and best
Excellent lesson, I did have a great time listening to it.
I presume I will use correctly these two verbs now, thanks :)
This guy is AWESOME!!!
I assume I got a ace at this quiz. :)
Thank you James! You are a great teacher :)
Gosh i got 50% out of 100%
Thank a lot James studies with you it was really fun.!
I got 100% out of 100%. good teacher lol
Thanks James.
I’m not ready for this level yet…I understood it.
Hi.james.im really like it ur teaching in engvid.thankz u=)
I Presume i could use these terms in my usual interactions with my colleagues…. It is always fun to learn new things with you James.
Thank you James for the excellent explanation!
I had to watch it 2 times but I understood it! Thank you so much, James =)
This needs practice
by the way I got 70%
james thank u and i realy understand from u all your lesson but i need explanation different between because and cause
I like the lesson!
Thank you James. I got 70 out of 100.
I
i got 5 out of 10 but at first i assumed that i have mastered this lesson
this is my skype ID : coldfiredz1
Add me guys and let’s practice our english together !!
Thanks a lot )) So now I’m thinking about difference between Assume and… SUPPOSE… ))
James you are best teacher please tell me how i can improve? when i can understand these lession properly? i got 5/10. could you give me some work for practice please.
you are amazing and amazing and woooooow dunno how to thank you plz dont leave us and keep this website i like the quiz its v imp…i like u all…dina ,,egypt
hi! thank you for your helping. i am looking for a english course. do you have any idea? i live in new york. do you have english course?
Thanks James. it very helpful
Thank you for all your lessons!
10 out of 10. Not bad. Based on this result, I presume my knowledge of English is getting better.
I presume you are right!
I scored 7 out of 10
My score was 9/10… I assume It’s good for me, but I presume that it isn’t good to my severe teacher!
Hi James
As you told,I do not assume that I understand it thoroughly. However base on my quiz result,I could presume it.
Best Regards
Hmm, I presume this lesson was one of the most difficult lessons on EngVid for me.
Anyhow, I hope I was able to manage it successfully only because of you.
What’s more I do want to believe that there is not difference or more precisely It makes not a big difference between (the) words as guess, suppose versus presume, assume.
there is no difference*
Thanks James. I presume I am going to be fluent speaker if I keep watching your fruitful lessons.
Hello, James. Nice Job. I presume you’re an excellent teacher!
i presume you are the best teacher on the way you convey your knowledge.
thanks much Mr E
I had this presumption of you being a good teacher when i saw you., Dear James, Hats off. You really do well. Keep up.
difficult and confused but good lesson for knowledge, I got 50%.
I got 90 % !
Thanks James.
You a great teacher . Thanks
Could you please perform a lesson which tells the differences and tips about time descriptions ; occasionally, sometimes, rarely…ect…
dear Mr. James.James , can you please make a lesson on how to make really good story that would help me pass an exam . may you please answer my comment.
thanks,
primous
Thans many times!
In the second time I got 100 %. Thanks James.
great lesson…thanks again…
Is it better to use “presume you have a computer” at the end of this video?
you are so nice, thanks for your nice lessons!
Thank you James.
50% correct。。。terrible 。。。too similar of them
to whom want to practice English feel free to contact me via skype as englishongoing regards
yuo’re right james, this was a terrible quiz :(. and thank you for the explanation :)
I really like your lessons:)
I got 5 out of 10. The last question got me so bad. I presume I need to watch the video again.
the two words of assume and presume confuse me for a long time , in my ordinary life and work , i often could not differeciate the usage of the two words, today’s lesson is useful for me even though i am still a little confused.
thank you very much. very useful !
I assume this lesson as better as I presume about my honest way to learn English, though not always I can presume to be successful in this way but I assume my responsibility to get it in the future. You may be in a doubtful situation sometimes but it’s sure you will be happier working out it, it’s my case. Thanks a lot, teacher James, I think you can build a tongue-twister with these two words.
Hi James, I would like to ask you two questions.
1. Is it really true that you are presumed guilty in French legal system?
2. Could you also say “I presume you have a computer”? (I won’t be able to watch your videos without computer though). Thanks for next valuable lesson. (P.S. my nickname in English should be pronounced “voyte”;) Take care.
Thanks, for this video.
You got 8 correct out of 10.
thanks a lot.
I presume you are a very kind teacher Mr. James. Thank you very much for a good lesson!
Thanks!
:-)
Hi! Thank you for commenting. This is an opportunity to practice your English, so please don’t make one-word comments!
Here’s a cat gif.
hi , thanks for the useful video .I whacted and did the exam :))
i got 8 out of ten
I assume; I learned.
You presume; you taught.