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First of all i would like to thank you for your taching us by doing this great help. Then i am very interested in speaking english, so i need to help me how to speak english fluencly.once again thank you.

Salih

    This lesson is vary helpful for me.Thanks a lot.

    mdalinur

Good lesson!

riki1290

What means Had and was I know they are past simple and perfact>
when we use

athani

    Those are irregular verbs. If you don’t understand what they are mean, you should fine a lesson about word “to be” and “to have” on this site.

    rsebik

      I meant “find a lesson”

      rsebik

    Had is the past simple of have.
    Was is the past simple of to be.

    Ronnie

      thank you very match techer m ronnie i’am from algeria realy i like this site web and your lesson is very helpful for mee.
      the way haw you teatche is realy cool fantastic realy i love you thinks i hope that i can reminde you one day.

      ghalia15

      really you are good teacher

      mahmod22

Thank you =)

wakeelahmedchanna23

    your welcome

    Tutz_Chan

I learned a lot and had fun too. Thank you very much!

birqan

Ronnie, You said that you don’t say “I overslept” but rather “I slept in”. I have always been tought by different teachers that overslept is ok. Here is a link to a dictionary with the word: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/oversleep. I’m confused now:)

Ewa

    I said we don’t SAY overslept….it does not mean it is incorrect- we just don’t use it!

    Ronnie

Ronnie, next sentence is wrong or right?
I’m the person who always do the right things?

Maki

    Wrong.

    Ronnie

      why it is wrong?
      please say the right sentence.

      stalin

        The right sentence would be:
        I’m the person who always “DOES” the right things. . .

        Maki

      Wow, you were so extensive, thank youuuu v.m. . .

      Maki

    wrong

    Tutz_Chan

    Maybe:”I’m the person who always DOES the right things?”

    birqan

      That’s right. I was unsure about this, but now I know it. . .

      Maki

        maybe: I`m the person who doing the right things

        ani

          “Who doing” is wrong, you can say “who was doing” (past) “who is doing” (present) “who will be doing” (future)
          Also > “Who did” (past) “Who does” (general) can mean present and future

          Chris

‘kill yourself’ is an awesome answer! lol

Heitor

i got 100% in this test

zia125

thanks for your lessons it help me a lot….

Saso

For the first time, I understood everything!
Thank you:)

elayne79

Many thanks for your information which help me to practice more and more

cjoomjantha

You’re a very good teacher! 5/5
Thank’s Ronnie!

elayne79

hi Ronnie,
this lesson is really useful for us i like it very much,please tell me the difference between a popular and famous and different and difference with examples.thanks God bless you.

imu

wonderful

alaa

I’m not gonna lie to u but u r a wonderful teacher, keep real, hottie. have a good day Ronnie.

Efrain

I love the way you explain every topic to us! =) thanks

BLANKISS

Wow !

cheikh

What about this one .. May I use the bathroom , please ? thanx doctor

Mr. jano

    excuse me what mean may in sentences 4:)

    ALi kadhim

Thanks Ronnie!

Geraldo

thaanks to helped me To speak more better english

kadira

Your lessons are very useful and funny. I and my sister like them very mush. Thank you.

Tatyana

This lessons is very helpful!

theng19

Best teacher ever 5 star for me i hope one day you will teach me English .(i attend K.C.I in Toronto) i am ESL student and i like it the way you teach English thank you.

kahli

    I teach in Toronto! If you would like private lessons, just email me and we can arrange it!

    Ronnie

      What a lucky a man!!!!!!!

      Ahmad

        yeah we live in Canada best country of of the world, the country of multicultural ..
        are you from Egypt?

        kahli

      mam what is yours e mail address ?

      nayyar

hi Ronnie..Thanks a lot for the video..I wanna ask you something:
The writer was accused of _______the English language by coining new words.(corrupt)..The answer given by the book is “corrupting”..my confusion is why the answer is “corrupting” instead of corrupted(verb)? and what tenses of the word “corrupting”?Is it gerund or adjective?
Actually I try this question in a vocabulary exercise book…I really hope that you or somebody could help me please…

jumat

    We use a gerund after prepositions/phrases.
    Here is a list of some!!!!!
    We use the Gerund after the following phrases:
    accuse of They were accused of breaking into a shop.
    agree with I agree with playing darts.
    apologize for They apologize for being late.
    believe in She doesn’t believe in getting lost in the wood.
    blame for The reporter is blamed for writing bad stories.
    complain about She complains about bullying.
    concentrate on Do you concentrate on reading or writing?
    congratulate sb. on I wanted to congratulate you on making such a good speech.
    cope with He is not sure how to cope with getting older.
    decide against They decided against stealing the car.
    depend on Success may depend on becoming more patient.
    dream about/of Sue dreams of being a pop star.
    feel like They feel like going to bed.
    get used to You must get used to working long hours.
    insist on The girls insisted on going out with Mark.
    look forward to I’m looking forward to seeing you soon.
    prevent sb. from sth. How can I prevent Kate from working in this shop?
    rely on sth. He doesn’t rely on winning in the casino.
    succeed in How then can I succeed in learning chemistry?
    specialize in The firm specialized in designing websites.
    stop sb. from I stopped Andrew from smoking.
    talk about/of They often talk about travelling to New Zealand.
    think of Frank thinks of playing chess.
    warn sb. against We warned them against using this computer.
    worry about The patient worries about having the check-up.

    Ronnie

    Corrupting is somthing that is currently happening or still happening, continuing to happen,
    Corrupted means it has already happened, past tense.

    chrisireland

Hey there Ronnie! Hope you are doing good! i need you to help me out, i always get confused in the use of “be form” & be,been,being.. for example you should have been there! you must be confused! dont try to be extra smart! i have been waiting for you etc , i never understand the use of be and be forms.. it would be great if you do a lesson on this ,as i need a detailed explanation for that ,and i have consulted many websites and grammar books for this purpose but it was all in vain! You’r my last hope ! It’d be great of you to do that!

sabee

    I will try and make a video for you…but search engvid to see if there is one already made by a different teacher!
    In the meantime….
    “Be” is the present tense, Ex. I try to be funny. When we use a adjective (funny) we have to use “to be” verb.
    “Been” is the past participle (p.p). We use been with present perfect, have/has + p.p. past perfect had + p .p and passive voice.was/were + p.p
    “Being” is the continuous form. ex. Present continuous I am being searched.

    Ronnie

      hey thanks alot ronnie but i will really appreciate if you make a video because when you’ll teach that ill better understand it that way

      sabee

Hi Ronnie, I learn a lot from your lessons, Thank you so much.

Kim Nguyen

Is the sentence right?
“I look forward to meeting you.”
because after the word “to” the the present tense of the verb “meet” must come, how the word “meeting” is came”

stalin

    Yes, the sentence is correct! In English grammar, there are many “exceptions” to rules! Looking forward to + gerund is one of them!

    Ronnie

      What’s about I’m looking forward to meet you is it correct ?

      habib1996

i got 100%

mano

ronnie! you’re just great and awesome.I love the way you teach. you never let me feel that I’m learning something or taking a class as I feel in my university classes. go on…..!

zain

Thank you so much Ronnie ,I like your style

lunadelmundo

Hi Ronnie..I’d like to thank you for your topics , All your subjects nice, useful and the way of teaching each topic puzzled me so I have nothing to say just: thank you my best teacher

fawzi

hi! Ronnie i want ask what is the best way to learn English ? because i want to be a good speaking english? and thinks for your topic:)

ailyn

    If you want to speak English, the best way is to live in an English speaking country!

    Ronnie

i hope that all my answer is correct

ailyn

Good lecture,but I would like to ask you about what difference between those phrases:
Well, I’ll tell you when to take it.
Well, I’II tell you when I take it.

Saad

    Well, I’ll tell you when to take it = you will give someone instructions to take something at a certain time.
    Well, I’II tell you when I take it = you are going to take something and then you will tell a person when you completed the action!

    Ronnie

thank u so much Mrs.Ronnie
by the what is difference between these sentences:
1- sorry I’m late. I overslept.
2- we usually sleep in on Sunday morning.
best wishes

Basem

    WE DON’T SAY I OVERSLEPT>>>>>> Slept in. This means you slept too long and are late.
    “We usually sleep in on Sunday morning ” means you sleep to a later time on Sunday then the rest of the week.

    Ronnie

”If you have to leave the class, you should: cry ” …kkkkkkkkkkk … funny quiz. xD.. and about this lesson.. haa, very, very useful.. thank you so much, teacher.

Alex

Thank you! funny quiz

Lillllliiwindami

I’m getting hocked with your lessons, this lessons is very interesting, fun and instructive, you are getting better and better every day.
Thank you and go on.

Santi

wow!! teacher your lesson was very nice but i would like to ask u about slept.we can make a setence with “slept ” word ?

romei

    I slept in.
    Last night I slept for 10 hours.
    Slept is the past tense of sleep!

    Ronnie

Hello, I like your teaching methods. Everything easy to understand. Thanks

Fati

Very nice lesson. Thank you Ronnie.

samdjam

I’m delighted by following that important lesson showing the polite way to act in class.

Andrew

I so pleased that I found this website. for me Ronnie is the best teacher so far. I haven’t hear the other ones but I will appreciate if you make a lesson about pronouncing the letter H

victor

can you tell me differences between EXPERT and SPECIALIST

kyu

    Why do you ask what is the difference between two synonyms? There is no difference, except the word EXPERT can be either a noun and an adverb, and SPECIALIST is only a noun.

    Mark

      I meant adjective, sorry. . .

      Mark

    A specialist is someone who has gone to school (university) and graduated from a particular program….Eg An English teacher specializing in Contemporary Poetry.
    An expert however, is a step above and knows EVERYTHING about their specialty! Eg.. I can be a chef, specializing in French food, but I am an expert in pastries!! An expert is above a specialist!

    Ronnie

      thank u so much Ronnie

      kyu

Hi How are you? Ronnie. Kyou mo tanoshikatta desu. Domo arigatou. You are my new charming and funny teacher.

hyottoko

    Domo! I am glad you had a fun time watching the video!

    Ronnie

hello dear ronnie thanks for your intresting lesson

samim tanha

Thank you very much.Good lessons , good understanding.

afsy

Thank you so much and you are very funny

Hussein

Hi, dear Ronnie that lesson is very helpful

Best Wishes

Darwin

Darwin

very nice work really learn me alot :)

mohemmad

Hello Ronnie,
Could you please tell me which sentences below are correct?
How long does it take here to Moscow?
How long does it take from here to Moscow?
How long does it take you to the nearest airport?
And to ask how long we still in a vehicle when we are in the middle of the trip is How long does it still take? Is that correct or incorrect? If incorrect, would you please correct it?
Thank you very much indeed.
Best wishes, Ronnie

Loi

    How long does it take from here to Moscow? is correct! The other 2 are wrong.
    And to ask how long we still in a vehicle when we are in the middle of the trip is. = How much longer until we get there? How much further is it? Are we there yet?!

    Ronnie

    How long doe’s it take to go from here to Moscow (or to get from here to Moscow)

    During your road trip you would ask > How much longer will it take? Or Will it take much longer?

    chrisireland

Dear Mrs Ronnie,

I’ve been watching english lessons from Engvid since last year. Today I’ve watched the last one, and now can officially say that I’ve learnt lots of things from all of you, especially from you Ronnie. Everything I would say about your site has to do with positive ascertainments. The reason why I decided to write this message to you is that you’ve always, but always responded regularly to our comments, and you are the teacher who the most deserves compliments. None of your lessons was in vain, every lesson, even if it was the shortest one, has provided specific knowledge for us, and on that way helped to improve our language skills. I know there is a long way to go until I become familiar with english, but every improvement is one step forward, and that is something what is important. By this occasion I’d like to encaurage all students who are improving their language skills with Engvid, to say them never give up from laerning. Maybe in some moments we can be frustrated, but it’s always a pleasure when we overcome it. Once again, you Engvid teachers are doing Great, Excellent job for us, and I promise I will never forget where I first started to learn english, and where I made first steps in this Wonderful language.

Yours faithfully
Marko

englishstudent

    Wow! Your comment was FANTASTIC!!!! YOur English is great Marko! Thanks for all the kind words and encouragement for the other learners! Thanks for your hard work and best of luck in your English !!!!!

    Ronnie

      ronnie i have found a lot of comments about your lessons so i want to benifit from you as a good teacher .Iwant to be good in english as possible as you can .thank you

      mimi

    Thanks for all the kind words and encouragement for us MArko.
    Yours faithfully
    Silvio

    biosilvao

Thank you very much Ronnie. I really like your style of teaching. Could you please tell me how to use percent and percentage? In my language there is only one word for this, so I am confused when to use percent or percentage. Thank you very much in advance.

kwanbhan

    “Percent” should be used with a number. Eg…I got 42% (percent)
    If there is no number, use “percentage.” A large percentage of men like beer.

    Ronnie

i’m bathroom!! watch out……lolxDDD

usmaaaan

my question is that there are a lots of types of phrasel verbs that i got confused i know there but i did not let my slef to keep them cuse there will be more cuse i have readen alot of different books

Ezz

    Yes, there are lot of phrasal verbs, and it is hard to know which ones we use……You should try to watch movies with English subtitles, and read English books/magazines/websites to see which ones we use!

    Ronnie

the lessons were useful.

zubair

can i say to teacher

mam can i please piss off to toilet

joy

    HHAHAHAHA If you said this it would be VERY rude….and only understood in the UK!!!!!

    Ronnie

hiiii there ^^ i’m achoura from algeria and i’m english teacher, if you don’t mind would you provide me by a lesson about comparatives and supperlatives adjectives plz ^^ i loved the way you teach and i’ve used with my students , they loved too .

Achoura

    Search on the site for the lesson – it has been done already!!!!!

    Ronnie

Hi . I am new student .I like the way you teach us .thank you for everything

youssef

thanks

Ahmad

How can i change my picture

Ahmad

Ronnie, could you explain me when do we use the words afterward, toward, forward, backward, upward, inward etc., and when afterwords, towards. . . When do we add S, and when we don’t?

englishstudent

    hi teacher Ronnie I learn something from you thanks a lot.I hope that someday I can speak English Language correctly….

    paquibotjackielou

Ronnie! how are you? i like your lessons so much i listen to one every a few day . i confuse in meaning of “so that” in text please send me explanation of this word with examples of each meaning

jneid

    So that implies that one action needs another to be completed. Ex.. I will go to the movies so that I can write a movie review. If I don’t go to the movies, I can’t write a review.
    Ex.. I will pay $20 so that I can park here. If I don’t pay, I can’t park.

    Ronnie

Oh my god ! Ronnie you are realy the best !!!
you make laugh in every time I followe your lessons,but this helps alot to capt the informations, seriously.And the quizz was too fun *laughing out loud* !!!! And i have a question : Do you speak french ? !!! I’m curious !!!

salimayoubi

    Hello!
    I am glad you like the lessons. No, I cannot speak French. I can read it, but not speak or understand it. In Canada, we are taught French in school – grammar and spelling but we didn’t have the opportunity to use (speak) it. I am from Ontario, no one around me spoke French, so I didn’t care about learning it! If I live in Quebec/New Brunswick or other French speaking places in Canada, I would have been able to speak French!

    Ronnie

      Okay!! Thanks for your respounse Ronnie ! I’m becoming a fan of you O_o.

      salimayoubi

    *you make laugh* I made that mistake !!
    I’m correcting it wow *you make (ME)*

    salimayoubi

thank you!I learn….<3

eleusa

your a good teacher!!!

eleusa

Hi Ronnie,
First of all, I’d like to thank you for your help us. secondly I have a question.
I don’t know that Why sometimes “the” is pronounced “dee” and sometimes is pronounced “zaa”?
If possible please make a video in this case.
Thank you

flat_00

    The reason we say dee and zaa is because when we talk, we mix words together and don’t say all of the sounds, so words change their pronunciation!

    Ronnie

      Unfortunately I still do not understand.
      My question is: how to pronounce “the”?
      Like “the Apple” that you say “Dee Apple” or “the House” that you say “Zaa House”
      I don’t know when and where I use correct pronounce.
      Thanks

      flat_00

        Hi Nima,
        The rule is: “Dee” before vowels (the Apple, the Artist, the Engineer) and “Zaa” before consonants (the House, the Dog, the Teacher).
        I looked it up in my Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary.

        Good luck!

        Cristina

          Hi Cristina, Thank you soooooo much.

          Have a great day.

          flat_00

        It is very hard to type a phonic (sound) for “The”, Dee and Zaa do not sound correct, you would be better to use google dictionary as it has a small speaker symbol, click on the speaker symbol and a voice will say the correct pronounciation for any words you have typed.

        chrisireland

          Hello Chris,
          I think Nima’s doubt is not about phonetic symbols. The important thing here is that “THE” is pronounced differently depending on what comes after: vowel or consonant.
          That is the point!

          Have a nice weekend!!!

          Cristina

          Hello Cristina, You’re exactly right.
          Thanks again.

          flat_00

          Hello Nima,
          I’m glad that I could help!!!

          Have a nice day!

          Cristina

          It’s not exactly right, Dee and Zaa sound nothing like The when spoken, they will only give an idea of a sound to pronounce The you’ll place your tounge between your teeth build up a little pressure in your mouth and quickly pull your tounge back to make the Th sound then extend the sound a little eea “The”
          Dee sound you will push your tounge against the back of your upper front teeth then open your mouth a little pulling your tounge back as you say dee?
          Zee> teeth tight together making a zzz sound and mouth opening slightly to get the eee “Zee” try each slowly and feel how you make the sounds with your tounge and teeth positions, “The” will always sound like The, The car, the house, The weather, The time, TH?

          Chris

          “The” is pronounced in a variety of ways by foreigners who are not natural english speakers, I suggested listening to it as it removes any doubt about how to pronounce it?
          Filipino’s for example do not use L or V Example they prounce Love as Lub, Fifty as bipty etc, so I thought better to hear the word than to guess how prounce Dee or Zee to sound like The? Thanks for your reply

          Chris

    Hello dear Nima. I’m from Iran, too. I’m from Sarakhs, In khorasan Razavi.
    I’m very happy to see you.
    Well, I’m a smart student in English. and although I’m 13, I teach it. I want to share my information with you.
    Bye dear IRANIAN Man…

    zahra

      Hi Zahra, I’m happy to meet you, I’m a beginner in English language.

      Good luck!

      flat_00

can u help me with auxiliary verb please !

studyenglish

hi
i am milhim from jordan
i just want thank u too much cuase u r great teacher

milhim

HI,I´M A STUDENT ,I WANT TO LEARN YOUR LANGUAGE. THIS WEBSIDE IS EXCELLENT AND I WANT TO CHAT IN ENGLISH SOMETIMES IS IT POSSIBLE?? THANKS AND I´LL WAIT FOR YOUR ANSWER .. THANK YOU

black1313

i got A+ thank you

pozitron

ohh my god, ron you are the teacher i ever seen, i love you, please i love your acent and the way you explain, i would like to see teachers like you, a dominican guy!!

lwiding

Ms Ronnie :could you tell me that which sentence is correct mentioned in the below:
1.May i go to the toilet?
2.May i go to toilet?

russel

    Number 1 is correct

    chrisireland

very nice I like your lesson thank you Ronnie

mustafa

Iam new this page but I see i very interesting ,beacuse I helpme in my study english and thanks are people try helpme and may i put my heart in the study english

capet15882

Hi Ronnie. I’m going to Canada next year to make an exchange in Toronto. I will study at Tamwood English School and I’d like to know that if you teach there! Thanks !

Jonathan Kunzler

    No, I do not teach at that school. Where is it in Toronto?

    Ronnie

      The Tamwood School adress is Tamwood International Camps
      Office of Admissions
      3rd. Floor 909 Burrard Street
      Vancouver, BC V6Z-2N2
      Canada

      Jonathan Kunzler

        I sent that wrong. This is the correct address: Address: 1402-2300 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario, M4P 1E2, Canada

        Jonathan Kunzler

hi Ronnie i am from Turkey.i like your vieos.its very great help to me for the exam.i am confuse about to how to use THE FACT THAT.would you make video about it please. thanksx

idris

hi dear Ronnie teacher!!!iam from Afghanistan- Bamyan,so i sent you my question forever for you, but you didn’t respond me, ithink you dont like me to you your student,yeah?
please please respond me dear,

gulaqa jan

    Hi!

    Ronnie

      Hi dear Ronnie teacher!!!! so thanks for your respond, so could you guide me which book’s useful to spport reading, the books sould be intresting for reading in everywhere(trip, house, car, air) I’m very proud that iam your disciple, bye dear my best teacher,

      gulaqa jan

        I would suggest reading travel books.

        Ronnie

          hey dear best teacher Ronnie!
          thanks with your guide, i love to be your student and i fund the side(your side) and im too happy maybe i will learn english with your suggest, so dear teacher, could you please guide me how can get the book(reading travel book)i you know any side for downloding more books, ok dear teacher bye for now.

          gulaqa jan

          hi dear Ronnie! thanks for your guide so could you please give me any Add for getting the book(reading travel books)?
          thanks very much dear teacher,

          gulaqa jan

        hi dear Ronnie! as I said i am from Afghanistan and Bamyan province, so where are you from? and do you know about Bamyan, would you like to come the Bamyan for tourism? if you want to com i Love to guide you about very histric province in Bamyan, ok Bye for now.

        gulaqa jan

dear, mrs ronnie my is sanjana i rally like your english teacher did u have a book for this thank you ,,,,,,,

sanjana

    Sorry, I do not have a book.

    Ronnie

Thanks for your interesting classroom tactics.
I loved it and I attempted the quiz as well which excellent. It is helping me a lot.

Kashmira

ronnie please upload a video for metaphors and similes too thanks..!!

ridzbasket00

really i am interesting to learn English, so how could you help me!!!

Ahmed

please approve this

Ahmed

    This is approved!

    Ronnie

hello!
my question to ronnie please tell about the article ‘a’ and ‘the’.. and like ur pronounciation of the word.. please show difference pronounce between our and hour.. thanks

fiza

    Our and hour is the exact same pronunciation. We don’t say the “h” in hour.
    Search the website for “articles a and the”, there is already a video on that topic for you!

    Ronnie

HI RONNIE,IM ALWAYS VISITING UR WEBSITE AND LEARNED MUCH LESSONS ESP. UR TOPIC…IT’S REALLY HELP ME A LOT ESP IM NOT A NATIVE SPEAKER…THANK YOU AND MORE POWER

NATALIE

Ronnie,
that’s very good point.
thanks.
James.M
SOUTH SUDANESE

James

I’m A native UK English speaker from Northern Ireland, I am married to a Filipina.
I realise so many people are trying to learn English for many different reasons.
I cannot promise to help often but now and again I will check in here and hopefully be able to assist some of you also.
Great work Ronnie, I found your site by accident but I’m glad I did, keep up the good work, what you’re doing may help much more than you think.
Chris

chrisireland

dear mam your facial expression is perfect :) and sure also teaching method

nayyar

The teacher is funy and smart.Thanks for this lesson.

playforce

Excuse me dear dear teacher.
I’m very happy of finding this web_site.
But I’m so sorry because it’s filter….So, I can’t download anything. Dear teacher….would you do me a big favor? please send some of them to my e-mail. (your truly, Zahra* Iran.)

zahra

Dear Ronnie I watched your teaching about have and has ,made me confused and you said.
you said we should use, like she didnt have I think most peaple are using like this she didn;t has not have becouse its singulare thank you

abas

GOOD EVENING
RESPECTED MAM
I have no chance but to appreciate your teaching style and methodologies while teaching the lesson.
PLEASE GUIDE ME
HOW I CAN MAKE A PROMPT RESPONSE DURING CONVERSATION WITH OTHERS
HOW I CAN IMPROVE MY LISTENING SKILL LIKE NATIVE ENGLISH PEOPLE
I WILL BE THANKFUL TO YOU FOR YOUR PRECIOUS GUIDANCE.
PRAY FOR YOUR HEALTH
SWEET TEACHER MS.RONNIE

RAJA SABIR

Hi Ronnie,Your teaching skill is very good, so easy to understand and funny! it is very important that the lesson is not boring.
I would like to ask you if you explain to me the differance between get and take. I see we use very open these words. expecially when we make a decisino to bring or have. thank you. Take care.

Insook Lee

Hey Ronnie, test is a shorter exam, and exam is a larger test, hahaha so philosophical :)

Denis

thanks 4 ur lesson…..tell me plzzz which one is correct in the following?
1)that lady needs tuition for his son.
2)that lady needs tuition for her son.

mehnazshah

    That lady needs tuition for her son is the correct sentence. Pay attention on the following rules:
    I-my-mine
    You-your-yours
    He-his-his
    She-her-hers
    It-its-n/a
    We-our-ours
    They-their-theirs
    So you have subject, adjective and personal pronoun. Hence, lady needs tuition for her son! Here is another example which you are going to do. He met _____ wife in the store yesterday! What is the correct answer?

    Denis

thank you teacher you are good freind

paq81

it is a really good lesson. i enjoyed it Ms Ronnie. also, i highly appreciate your teaching style. love to hear your lessons.

amani

Dear teacher Ronnie.I am verry interested in studing English since many years I give my every possible try to study the meaning of vast vocabulery but it has not come true so far please let me know which way should I follow to inprove my knowledge of words I like learning English very much ….thank you …GOD bless….you ever…!

chandanacolombage

Becuse i like you & your Lissons , & [on my opeinun ] i think you are the best Teacher on eng Vid.

So i’ll share youe URL on our school Page @ FaceBook , :D

Alewa

i pleased so much for your answers when i ask you and i thank you from my heart . i confuse in the cases of using verb with its tense and when i use verb plus ing . for examples, preparing a PowerPoint presentation. prepare a PowerPoint presentation. what is the difference? the set that consists of 3 elements. the set consisting of 3 elements. please help me! send me the rules of that situation .

jneid

thank you so much miss this class is very well for me so thanks again

joshua

WooooooW its my pleasure to pass the quiz

mohaa

Hi,Ma’am i want to judge my skills in English…
I wanna know am i eligible for IELTS or not kindly consider me ur best opinion to go ahead…:(

FAHEEM

    And i advise you should make more quiz for practice more..<3

    FAHEEM

    You would have to take the test to see your level – I have no idea! Sorry!

    Ronnie

I am studentso i want to learn your language so haw i can learn?
thanks

ahmed

    thanks

    ahmed

it was useful ,,,,, thanks for your great effort

aboelmatti

Sooooooooo Nice ……. Thanks very much

Yasmeen

Very effective and fundamental. Helps a non English speaking person to get initiated into the nuances of the English Language.

Bhaskar

Honestly, i can speak very basic of English like this…but when it comes to communicating in English, it turns to the awkward situation…i can get easily nervous and fumble…at the end of the day, i cannot improve my English…so my question is,how to get rid of it?(correct me if my there’s a wrong usage of English here)

hirdy

    *(correct me if there’s a wrong usage of English here)

    hirdy

hi i am mew , i want learn english i want help me thnkyou

sami

thanks teacher Ronnie , i understand you well :)

mohammad

I wanna ask something..I have heard these words like Fiddling and moaning from native speakers..but i dont know their meaning..N even i cant find it in ordinary dictioanries,If you know the meaning of fiddlind and moaning,,then plz tell me dear

simran96

Teacher ronnie thanks for give us usefull knowledge about english.
I am from Pakistan in a samall village what’s your other topics please inform us thanks

danish

Hi Ronnie, thank you for your lesson, I really like your classes. I would like know more about verbs in past, like write and pronunciation. I wish you help me with that. Sorry for my grammar is not perfect.

lissir

HI RONNIE
FIRST OF ALL HOW ARE YOU ?
THEN
HOW CAN I PRONOUNCE THAT CORRECTLY (KNOW – KNEW )
THANKS

mohamed2008

    Know = no
    Knew = new!!!! The “K” is silent in both words!!

    Ronnie

      THANK YOU SO MUCH RONNIE

      MOHAMD2008

you are amazing, and i love your face express :D

Cesar

Hello beautiful Ronnie,
thanks a lot
it was a great lesson I really need this lesson
Thanks again.

pinkberry

Hello, my dear
I thank you
I hope to communicate with you and take advantage of your experiences

yaser

Thanks a lot.

minoo.mofidi

Thank you very much Ronnie. I like your lessons very much.

ilalo

Good Lesson i get it.

Muhammad Atif Qamar

hey Ronnie honestly i am admiring your way of teaching but i am preparing myself for taking IELTS exam . as u know there r no illustrative courses like here.i dont know from where to begin. may be this issue is away from your interest but actully i need your help badly.thanks Ronnie

mohamed

I got 4 out of 4… Thank you Ronnie.

shaik javeed

Hi Roninie. Do you think I can become fluent in english studying in my native country. Do you think that is possible? bye

jbscavazza

    Yes!

    Ronnie

well i was thinking that it would be tough but actually it was not, it was too easier though i was thinking

Ammad

Hi Mam
I got 4 out of 4. Thank you.Can I speak english ?

anu

thank you

stef2363

It is vrey good

mofeeda

Hi Mrs Ronnie, You’re more than wonderful bec.you’ve a very practical & attractive way of teaching.Really you gave me a hope to overcome the difficulties in learning english .In fact i need your support i feel my self weak in understanding the lang…May be bec. i don’t read any thing daily just workin woking..i rally need to improve my second language so may you help me? Thanks a million

Wafaa

Ronni i like your all lessons and i understand very quickly. please also explain would have, will have and would. i am very confused about this models. please show in ytube.

pushwinderk

Hi Roninie.you are amazing Teacher :) :)

omar87

thankyou very mach that’s very kind of you .

bawar

hello
I am new student in language English and I have vocabulary every less

muneerah

good lesson…you are a great teacher

sscsilva

Ronnie please help me: find the mistake & can u explain
“I prefer telling jokes to be told ones which I don’t understand.”

kyu

4 Out of 4 yaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ;)

Thanx Ronnie Love your lesson’s ;$

haya90

Think you Ronnie I think is not bad 4/4 this is my 2th English lagoj just do is my bast.

rahman13

There are very funny options in the quiz.. :D

prakhar

Thanks for ENGVID’s teachers. My aim is to be good at speaking english.And I hope I am going to be succeed with your help within 4 or 5 months. HAPPY NEW YEAR.

yusuf duzgun

thank you somuch ronnie you are great teacher i can understand ur all lesson

phonex33

Ronnie i want to learn best english but i have no environment because i am living in pakistan ….and here we speak urdu….plz ronnie help me

Ahmed

Thank you so much

omarhamd

Good lesson!

ahmedelmalah

wow , first full mark quiz to me :)
different feeling :D

samehegypt89

Thank you very much .
Iam sory ,first I think that you are english .you are from toronto , abutiful city in Canada .
I read all member comment , know that . then i search for toranto it is beautiful , you are profficinal .
http://www.al7ot.com/vb/t15866.html

hasan

    Great pictures!

    Ronnie

to Ronnie :
your teach style is so cute.Today my turkey friend tell me the website because I plan to working holiday to UK. I feel so nervous><.I think is so awesome!!! thanks so much and I will keep my learning :D GO GO GO!!

Bernice Tien

I read all most every comment of everybody. Some body have differrent comment and just somebody focus about the topic. Because they are so confuse, they do not know this grammar and they want to learn another one

Poland

hi ronnie
i want to ask you somthing
1-what does (be) going to express the past the present or the futur
2-wich time does the present continuous refer to in the following sentence
we are staying in Bejaia for about a week.

toutou

    Be going to +base verb expresses future. I am going to go home.
    Sub + verb+ing ( I’m going home/She is eating an apple) is present continuous.
    We are staying in Behaia for a week. Is present continuous.
    The Present Continuous Tense is also used to talk about activities happening in the near future, especially for planned future events.
    I am seeing my dentist on Wednesday.
    Polly is coming for dinner tomorrow.
    Are you doing anything tonight?
    We aren’t going on holiday next week.

    Ronnie

thank you so much you are the best.

toutou

Thank you so much Ronnie you are the best :)

starcity

Hi Ronnie Mam,

The way you teach us is superb, We love you a lot.
My question is, if someone ask me what’s up or what are you doing, what do I reply to him or which one is correct and why:

1. I am doing work
2. I am working

Awaiting your response.

Thanks.

Faizan

    Both are correct but I would most likely say I’m working!

    Ronnie

      Thank you Mam.

      Faizan

thanks for lesson I learned many thing I didn’t know them

dani187

Respect,MAM
Good day’
Hi hello Mrs;Ronni i Really You are Teaching well ,also I Like Your Class I Want to watch all lessens for Your teaching ,also i Need to learn How To Start Letter pat and How do End The Letter ,Shell You Help me?,
Thank you,
With Regard,
Sudhakar.j

Sudhakar

      Hi Ronnie, Please, I didn’t understand that site. Could explain?
      Silvio

      biosilvao

i am really impressed by the care that you given to all students, because you always answer all questions and you are an excellent teacher i think. i just to descovered this site, and i will never leave it. its a ideal recource for lear english.

victoryaesmeralda

    Thanks! NEVER LEAVE!

    engVid

My best teacher!!!! Thank you!!!!

sarasantboi

Thank you :D !!

wakeelahmedchanna23

hello hi

esta

It is very interest! Thanks. Russia

Ruslan

very interesting i love it

boyE

i like it)))))

narejanikovna22

Thanks a lot. IT’S very good for me.

suda

thank u teacher….it is really a bad-ass lesson …

mohammed0leader

thanks Ronnie
i have a problem: i know english pretty well but when i speak to the people they dont care about what i am saying. In addition, i live in the US

manar

I wish all the English teachers in the world to be like you, I’d love to spend all my life learning :)
U r amazing teacher with a great personality

meless

it’s very helpful to study us .many tnx.

dil

You are a great teacher.

dil

This is great!!!!! You have a greatb sense of humor !!!!
I can’t stop watching your videos haha………….lol

JS

hi Ronnie i dont know how i tell you my big thanks really reat what you make . i learn from you so many things but when ill be in canada i try to write you also

jalil

Hello I cheated on the exams . I had some answers in a piece of paper I was failed the examen when the teacher found me
Copying the exam from a sheet of paper. Am I being clear?
The high school had psychiatric room ,secretary room.

Dan

Ronnie you are awesome!!!

Bernice Tien

Thank’s a lot. I love your lessons much. Info about “slept in” was new for me. Great thank!

dancelady

thank you very much Roonie, Iam new and i hope to improve my english that’s why i need some help…. your way of teaching is very amazing

ninaricci23

Thank you Ronnie, I like your teaching style.

Kamal

Hi mam
how are you?
i want to ask something
anybody will asking from me what’s up and then how to me gave the reply?

joshua

    What’s up = What are you doing.
    You can say “Nothing” or I am + what you are doing at that moment. Ex.. I am eating dinner.

    Ronnie

Ronnie, could you make a video about future in the past? please

Sarah

You are so crazy teacher but it’s really helpful to learn English
Sorry if it’s not correct writing but I am start learn english not long ago

gosc

I like you ! I mean you’re funny !

snicka

I love your classes!!! Thanks!

zimplackster

Thanks Rebecca!

Ur mode of education is comprehensible

Abdul Qayum

I scored 4 out of 4. Thanks Ronnie!!!

Tural

Hello Ronnie

Thanks from Spain. Thanks a lot for your extraordinary performance.

You are not only a teacher, you are the perfect mixture between a teacher and a comedian.

Your classes are funny, entertaining and very useful.

Please, don’t change.

Juan

thank you very much

Kinan

your teaching style is very nice, i want to meet you. my english is very poor but i im motivate to your lecture to improve my english thank you ronnine(i am from nepal)

devendra

thank you ronnie ..

shakchuck

thank you ronnie

nidal

Hello,Ronnie i’ve watched almost your all lessons and they are very useful but i want to request here please make a lesson on “bi monthly” and “by month”.

Naveed Ijaz

hello Ronnie
i am from Iran and i am learning English by top notch except your god site .i want to learn English very good and i am not strength at speaking!guide me pleas! best regard

reza

If you don’t understand something in class, you should:

Kill yourself.

kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

hahaha

David

That’s great! I like it.

David

Thanks for this video !!!

ahmedmh

    hi thank you so much because I get 4out4 that is nice lesson ronnie

    sinehiwot

Oh my god I just have 8 years old and I understood everything english is very cool but never easy :) !! roniie is the best teacher

Brazilian

hi miss ronnie thanks alot i got 4 out of 4 in quiz i like it so much and i don’t know english too much i comunicate in english but not very well could u please help me i want to ask u that from where shuold i start i am really confused it is about 5years that i want to get english and speak very well but i can’t i m really worried :( i want your advice for me miss ronnie i love you sooo much tc

manisha17

    First of all if you have studied for 5 years, you CAN speak English! To help you, you should try to talk to other students from EngVid on skype!

    Ronnie

thank you miss ronnie

darksector

lol it was funny test. Thanks a lot.

geop147

Hello,Ronnie
In my country it’s a bit rude to say “may I please go to the washroom?”(if you are adult)as such the child can say. We, adults say:”May I go out?”
Bye

gvantsa

I have a problem in speaking in English…I am looking for someone who can speak with me in English.can help me plz……………

med

Hey Ronnie!:))
how are things? …I’m new on EngVid and when i came here i watched most of the teachers’ videos but for me, I really like your interesting and spectacular way of teaching because you teach real daily English not the one in textbooks…:) and I hope you could be my live teacher oneday!! ;)
Have a good day XD

jeremiahr100

thanks so much you are the best

Ronnie

amira

Open O sesame !

Atef

Hi Ronnie

Is that correct to say May I go to the bothroom please?
is it the same with May Iplease go to the bathroom?

Mansozi1

    Both are correct! It doesn’t matter where you put please….just as long as you say it!!!
    Please may I go to the bathroom.
    May I please go…
    May I go please!!!!

    Ronnie

Hi Ronnie
i want to thank youfor your videos and i want to ask you if reading is useful for studying english and what books you suggest ,novels news papers or what i prefer novels but i dont know modern novilists could you help me which writer i should read for… sorry for wrong word
thanks.

muamn

Newspapers are too hard and boring!
I suggest magazines on what ever subject you like!!!
I hate reading books so I do not know any authors to tell you about except for one guy named HENRY ROLLINS!!!!! He is a great writer!

Ronnie

hi , Ronnie
can you please give some classroom expressions that English teacher use inside class
thanks for help

eidaroos

hi, Ronnie
I SAW ON YOUTUBE SOME OF YOUR GREAT ENGLISH LESSONS YOU ARE REALLY GREAT
THANKS
EIDROOOS

eidaroos

Imagine there’s no mistake.It’s isn’t hard to do.Have a nice day-Hi Ronnie.

Zibi-Poland

Ronnie you are the best teacher in the world, i love your explanation, thanks a lot. Could you teach me how to spell words by telephone,please.

MARA

    I will try to make a lesson for you!

    Ronnie

Ronnie , thank you for the good lesson for me ^^

cheenyxd

Ronnie, you are a wonderful teacher!!! I like all your lessons very much.

Nata

In Russian schools when we ask our teacher teacher answer to us … ))))IIt`s true…

thekillers

When we ask our teacher `Can I please go to the washroom`? Teacher answer to us ~ Take a bottle~

thekillers

hi!Mrs Ronnie,I’m new student first of all i love your attitude the way u teach and I just wanna say thank u,can i ask you? how to make or do a sentence with no mistakes,Ex… man,animals,things.I hope u please respond me and thank u in advance

lolits23

i love your lesson it helped me alot

blah

fabulous thanx

mido

it is nice for me.

getinet26

Miss Ronie can you explain the antonyms and synonyms? Then simili and methaphor. Thank you

merlene18

Ronnie: Can you help me? I need a lot of vocabulary to use in class, I´m working as a teacher. For example how can I say to my children hacer margen en el cuaderno. o traza bien la letra! please help me! Thank you!

Antonia

Hello Ronnie!
I have a question about classroom expression.
Can I say “Can I please go to the potty?” in a classroom?
How does that sound?
Thanks!

Jukka

hi my best kind teacher

may i get you email address ??

regards
ibrahim

ibrahim

sorry i forgot to ask you about the studying in Canada

my close friend lives in British Colombia province ,and he has been asking me to visit him and studying there

i really wish to study master of business administration or project management

my question is which university you recommended
and can i work during my studying ???

regards
ibrahim

ibrahim

You are doing an excellent job. I hope you’ll continue your lessons with more classroom language lessons as it is very helpful to all of us.Good luck

Janaka

Hi,miss Ronie
I want to speak english fluently but i cant b’cos in our state most of the people talked in our language. But now l’ll be a school teacher. Even though we dont speak in english commonly,we all know that it is compulsory and every parents want their children to speak in english. So my problem is how to speak in english.

romila

Miss Ronnie
Your teaching style is very interested and this video is very helpful for me. Please tell me the difference between listen and hear.

romila

Thank you for advice

Regards

tariq123

hi i have a question ; what is the defrence betwen of and off?

abdelkbir

Thanks helpfull teacher

azizyasin

thank you <3

krasivaya

Hey Ronnie.
I`m here to work on my speaking skill.
I really enjoy the way you teach.

behi

hi ronnie frist iwant tell you something you the best teacher mett him in my life and want ask you questions i have alot of english word and i can understand other people spoke english but icant responed beacuse iam afrid get mistakes please ineed your respond how ican improve my english

ahmedroshdy22

Good lesson,Thanks a lot!

happy1187

Ronnie ! My little son love you. So I am English language teacher in Arab schools really I learnt many things from you. thy a lot my best teacher.

ghazihalahlah82

thank you a lot

fufahamed

Hi Ronnie
this is sami from india
can you teach me how to identify the synonyms in sentence equivalence question in GRE exam

syedsami

Hi teacher
Can you help me differentiate HISTORIC from HISTORICAL and UNDERGO from EXPERIENCE?

isabellagrey96

Hola Ronnie, te envío un saludo con afecto desde la Ciudad de México. Quiero decirte que estoy muy agradecido con ustedes por permitirme asistir a mi primera clase con EngVid.
Espero a la brevedad alcanzar mis metas en el estudio de este interesante idioma.

vicingciv

I appreciate your effort .

rkamal

Thank you teacher,,, this is very nice lesson

mounthala

Thanks, Teacher.

javimax

Thank you ronnie you’re amazing i like your lasson ….can you do a video about how to speak like a native speake ?

naghammawed

Hi Ronnie.I am from Azerbaijan.I love your lessons.You are the best teacher.I want to study in the USA.I want to learn English perfectly.Is it difficult?

Shehla

Hi Ronnie, thanks for lesson.
I am from japan.
I like study english!

SanaF

Hi Ronnie.C

Shehla

Hi Ronnie!
Can we use expression “May I go out?” instead of “Can I please go to the washroom”? Is it acceptable? Is it more formal?
Thanks in advance:)

Maria

Hi Ronnie
please say to me is it correct or not when somebody call teacher in the class”teacher”? isnt a bit offensive?

leili

thank you very much

alaaturke

Hi Ronnie,
I found your teaching approach very interesting. Your body language is also superb, well-done. Please, I need your advice on this issue:
1. I applied for a program in UK before I left my country for USA for a 4 month training program. As at the time of leaving my country, I presumed that the proof of English language had been waved for me. Surprisingly, the school is asking me to provide an evidence of good score in IELTS latest by second week in August.Please, what is your advice. I need to score high, at least 8
2. Naturally, I speak too fast and I often get embarrassed when others could not understand me. Please, how can I get over this?
3. Can you recommend a good teacher for me in Buffalo,NY.
Thanks

w2014

100% :D

jesussuero

:P

jesussuero

Hi Ronnie..
I am 8 years old :)I really love you and like your lessons

shahd shosho

It was a fantastic lesson, tks Ronnie :)

Emboava

you’re sooo funny <3

wendy1

thank u ronnie im lessening to u ,,,im from iraq

omarnather

woo hooo i got 100% mark

divinmm

Thank you
You are a great teacher ,
Can you teach me in school :p ?

Hebh ahmed

I learned too much, thanks.

BETO

Hi Ronnie
I wanna know the difference between the past perfect and the past perfect continuous. And thank you for your lessons.

Abdullah Amer

thanks u ronnie
ilove ur class video

yu9uf

Great lesson Ronnie! Thank you very much.

Briceno9

techr rnei I love u

Arshad mohammed

You got 10 correct out of 10.
:D

Lenin

Hi ma’am, thank you for your lesson, you’re a great teacher. ^_^

Yanna Cuesta

good lesson ronnie.

fady 99

Thank you.Your lesson is perfect.

phamquynhanh

thanks ronnie.very good.100/100 ok..I am from Iran.

sh.f.a

Thanks for the lesson! I laughed on the multi choice answers xD

Jawi

You are very good teacher!!! Thank you.

betimerylu

Hi ronnie, I know that we don’t say overslept, but I watched a british movie and I heard people say it a lot; Is it correct for native speakers?

Tarik rahmouni

Thanks you so much.

Marta Lopez

Thank you,Ronnie!
I like you teaching in your way.

Sonny Hsu

please Miss Ronnie tell me importent of english

Saqib Mehmood

Hi ronnie..i like your speech and leason your a great teacher.

angel zala jan

thanks Ronnie

SKIKDA

Thank you Ronnie

kheireddine007

thanks!

shihai182

Thank you.

dreamk7x

Can I please improve my classroom vocabulary? Hahahah!

Acaua Galmarine

You got 4 correct out of 4.

M kartal

thank you

Sroo.M.S

4/4 Thanks Ronnie :)

@Joanna@

4/4! Great! Teacher Ronnie! Thanks!

Jerry Gu

Thanks teacher Ronnie :)

KhinSandar92

4/4
well done,Ronnie ,hugs (Kazakhstan 28 Nov2021:)

Jannyl

THAN YOU RONNE

benmed14200

Dear Ronnie,

I want to thank you for your great teaching. Mojgan

Ghodsi2003
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