Don’t say “I done that”! Learn 10 better ways to say it

Today’s lesson is all about variety. There are so many ways to express yourself in English, which is part of what makes our language so rich. In this lesson, I want to show you how you can say one thing in ten different ways. Have you ever heard someone say “I done that”? Can you tell what is incorrect with this sentence? That’s right. The past participle is incorrect! It should be “I did that” or “I did it”. I want to address this simple phrase and give you ten different ways of expressing “I did it” that will add variety and colour to your speech. By the end of the lesson, you will feel more confident speaking in the past tense, and you will have added interesting vocabulary to your English. Test yourself with the quiz after watching.

Thank you Benjamin, I got through 100. It was amazing lesson. Perfect

Vamzal

Thank you, Benjamin. The explanation was clear crystal and, I feel more confident to talk about something that I´ve accomplished.

Zuleyner

Hi Benjamin,

thanks for your lesson.

I have a question.

Why is the noun deadline with no article ?

It is a countable noun and in all dictionaries, there is either definite or undefinifte article used.

Even in your spoken explanation you are saying and showing “a” deadline, but on the board is no article taken down. That a little bit confusing.

Thank you for your clarification.

Adriana

adrijana

I feel like I’ve accomplished a lot today. Thank you Sir.

Roberto

i never ever have passed a week without study, so i’ve met the deadline of a week without learning english today, and im pleased to say that i havent stopped of see EngVid at least once a weeek!