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English Expressions with ‘HAVE’
Have is one of the most common verbs in the English language. It can be used to express so much more than just possession. In this essential English lesson, I look at many expressions that use the verb have, such as “have dinner”, “have a drink”, “have a problem”, “have a baby”, “have a great time”, and more. We will also look at how to conjugate the verb in each of these expressions. For example, would you say, “I have coffee” or, “I am having coffee”? Both of these are correct in different scenarios. Watch the lesson to learn more!
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As good as other lessons.
very useful video lesson.
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Hi, Alex
Hope your are fine and have a good time
I got 7/10 thank you for your lesson
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thenks sir alex
i am mahmoud i am from syria
Thanks for studying with us, Mahmoud.
Thanks a lot, Alex
My pleasure!
awesome lesson
Thanks a lot!
Alex, to be sure, for the question 10, both of these expressions should be correct?
“I am having a great time..” &
” I have a great time..” as question 5
“my neighbors are having a new car” &
“my neighbors have a new car”
two expressions are correct?
Thanks a lot!
Nope! :)
Hello,i am a new student. I like learn english with you. I hope i will speak very well because i have somme good teachers like you. Keep it up and be blessed all teachers.
You must use “I’m having a great time” because it’s at the moment of speaking, and you must say “My neighbours have a new car” because it’s possessive. You can’t use the continuous tense for possessive.
Ok Alex! Thanks!!
Any time! I hope I was able to clearly answer your question.
at the perfection! ;)
Hello Teacher Alex .Thanks for your teaching !I had a great time for you teaching.
Best Regards,
PHU TOO
You’re very welcome.
Thanks a lot Alex!
You’re very welcome.
Alex, would you be so kind to explain me if I can say “bless you” when someone sneezes or there are other words I need to use in this situation? And what should I answer for this wish?
Yes, you’re correct. You can also say “God bless you,” but just “bless you” is the most common. If someone says this to you, just say “Thank you” or “Thanks.”
Thanks)
Thank you, Alex :)
My pleasure. Thanks for checking out the video.
Thank you very much for the lesson Alex. This was a very useful one!
No problem! I know the information is basic, but that also means it’s essential.
Thank you Alex It is a very useful class
You’re welcome. Thanks for studying with EngVid!
I’m not good at English because it’s not my mother language. My first lesson is awesome, this video is useful. Thank engVid, thank Alex!
You’re very welcome! I hope you’ll continue studying with us!
Thanks Alex. I got all the questions right. I did not watch the video though because I thought I knew what you were going to talk about. But I really admire your hard work. Thanks.
No problem! I’m glad you’re finding our website useful.
Thank Alex, your lesson is very useful I got 9 correct out of 10
Nice job! Now practice using the expressions in conversation. You can also just say them out loud and practice on your own!
Great video as ever! You are a wonderful teacher, Alex…! Thank you so much!
No problem! Thanks for checking out the video and for your kind feedback.
So, Alex could you tell me ? Can i use AINT in my speak ???
If you’re in certain parts of the United States, yes.
I ain’t got a problem with that. (I don’t have a problem…)
I ain’t got a car. (I don’t have a car.)
thank you for this lassons teacher
“Thank you for this lesson, teacher.” You’re welcome, boualem!
I got 10 out of 10
Thank you Alex.
My pleasure!
A asks : Hey, How was the day?
I reply: I had a great time in watching engvid videos. You too have a look on those videos. I’ll send you the link.
Thanks Alex for simple and efficient lesson!
“I had a great time watching EngVid videos. You should have a look at those videos too. I’ll send you the link.”
Thanks for watching, Anu!
Thanks Alex for finding my mistakes!
Thank you teacher
Not a problem!
Nice lesson. I got 10 out of 10.
*high five* Awesome job! Keep it up!
Hello Alex,
This lesson is awesome, You speak slowly so I understand pretty right. I got 10 out of 10. I am happy to master my english but it isn’t easy at seventy three years old.
Thanks a lot.
That’s amazing! Thanks for using EngVid to study! I’m always happy to help students of all ages and backgrounds!
Bonne chance! Good luck!
Thank you, Alex, excellent lesson.
Thanks, judylu! Just a correction regarding your punctuation…
“Thank you, Alex. Excellent lesson.”
:)
Thanks, Alex! I’m sorry I used an improper punctuation again. I’m always making some similar mistakes. My English is not very good, but I’m learning it everyday.
:)
Oh, don’t apologize. That’s why you’re here! :) I’m happy to help you improve!
Thanks our teacher that was very helpful my score very bad, but i have no problem with practice i am going to back for this lesson tomorrow
That’s great! Repetition is very important when learning something new.
Thank You for you lession
“Thank you for your lesson.”
You’re very welcome!
That’s exactly what the spanish spoken we need, good will and correction thank you, a lot!
Thanks, Pablo!
Hello Alex! Thank you very much for the lesson. Could you please,make another video as an answer for my question: How can I differ the verbs to get; to obtain;to gain;to acquire? And in which cases it is better to use them? Thank you.
That would take some research on my part, but “get” works as a synonym for all of the other words.
Hi Alex! I have a question:
“I have a bath.” Is it correct ?
Thank you!
“I’m having a bath” or “I’m taking a bath” are correct.
Excellent Thanks for your wonderful lessons. I have got a step up after having watched your lessons.
Nice! You can also say, “I’ve got a leg up after having watched your videos.”
Thank you, I really appreciate that you talk slow, could understand you.
I always try to speak clearly, especially for beginner lessons like this one.
Engvid.com students have a great teacher. His name is Alex. Video after video he seems more natural in front of the camera.
Great job Alex, and thanks for your lessons!!
Any time. Thanks a lot for watching and for continuing to study with me! Just wait until my video in mid-June…
Hello Alex! It’s nice to see you again. Great lesson, I liked it a lot. By the way, I HAVE something to say: “You are a great teacher.” Thank you so much!
That’s really nice of you to say, Julio Cesar! Thanks!
Thanku Alex..
My pleasure! Thanks for watching.
thanks
My pleasure.
Hello, sire, I am a beginner.I watch eng vid’s videos sometimes. I want to watch every video on this website.I am wondering if there is any way that I could find which video I should watch first. I sorted out by beginner from the search menu, but it still unclear to me. Please help me, sire.
Unfortunately, we don’t have a set order for the lessons. Just start with “Beginner” and choose the topics that interest you most to start. :) I would recommend the one I did a few weeks ago…”How to Talk about Yourself.” https://www.engvid.com/basic-english-lesson-how-to-talk-about-yourself/
Hi Alex, it was an amazing video, I see very clear how I can use that expressions. Thanks.
No problem. Thanks for watching and for studying with me!
Thanks, very much. You have to be a great teacher:)
You’re very welcome! Thanks for clicking. :)
Hi sir i am an english learner i want to ask you is it important to study ENGLISH SYNTAX to improve my reading comprehension if so tell me if not please what i should study to improve my reading comprehension thank you
Study vocabulary and language structure.
Are you trying to improve your reading for a test?
yes i am trying … can you advise me with some books about language structure .. thank you Soooo much
Thank you, Alex! That’s pretty good as always!
Thanks a lot! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
It was so interesting. Thanks!
My pleasure!
Thanks Alex! I am having an amazing time listening to you
I’m really glad to hear that! Thanks for studying with me, and good luck!
I’m always having a great time with Alex videos, thank you so much!
Not a problem!
Thanks Alex
Not a problem.
Thanks very useful!
You’re very welcome.
thank you
You’re welcome.
thanks for everything I had a good time when I watched this lesson . you are good person because you love to help people
Thanks, 5ola. I definitely enjoy helping others. I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
Thank you for the lesson!
What is the difference between a disease and a illness?
You’re welcome! This link does a pretty good job of explaining the difference. I’m not really a biomedical expert, so I can’t say: http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/the-difference-between-illness-and-disease-in-medi.html
Thanks!
I also had this doubt, but it got very clear with that article. I apreciate your help too.
Thank you, Alex. A simple but useful lesson.
No problem. I’m glad you thought it was useful for you.
Thanks, Alex, for this lesson too!
It was essential to correct some mistakes I make using this verb. I’m having a good time due to your and the other teachers’ help.
That’s great to hear! I’m always glad to help a little bit more.
Hi Alex, Im having a great time watching your interesting new lesson, and I have read all your comments on Engvid that help me improve my English very much. Thank you very much, and have a great day!
You too! Thanks for continuing to study English with me!
HEY Alex, Im having a great time watching your interesting new lesson, and I have read all your comments on Engvid that help me improve my English very much. Thank you very much, and have a great day!
You too! Thanks a lot for watching and for your feedback.
Alex, you are a great English teacher. Your classes are wonderful. Thanks a lot!
My pleasure. Thanks for clicking on the video and for studying with me, John. :)
Thank you, Alex.
(˚ ˃̣̣̥ω˂̣̣̥ )I made some mistakes in the test.
Please, tell next the article.
I have some lessons on articles. Just use the “Search” box at the top. :)
We really had a good time watching yout video, thank you Alex. By the way, sometimes I use the trick of the”fake phone” as you did in this video.
Haha. I think that gesture is universal.
alex,I had a good class with your video ,thank you so much, you are a great teacher !!
your class is very interesting.
I’m happy to hear that. Thanks for clicking and for studying with me!
Thanks for your lesson. God blesses you! Hope you will have more lesson on Engvid.
I’ll have lessons for many years to come. :) Thanks for your feedback!
Thanks for this useful lesson. I am having a good time with this video and looking forward to another new one
That’s great to hear! Thanks for studying with EngVid!
Thank you. I got 80, lol…
That’s good! Keep studying!
Thank you, It is very useful on line class.
You’re quite welcome! Thanks for watching.
Thanks for your videos that teach me a lots.
No problem! Don’t forget…
A LOT OF
LOTS OF
These are the two forms. NEVER say “A lots.” :)
“They help me A LOT” is okay here.
thanks Alex
your lessons always wonderful
Thanks for your kind feedback!
very helpful. thanks
You’re very welcome!
Hi Alex! Thanks for this video it was very interesting. New ways of using the verb “have” on different situations, I am convinced it wll help me when having a conversation.
For sure. I wanted to give the most common/useful expressions here.
Thanks!
Any time. Thanks for clicking.
Thanks Alex i got 9 of 10!
Nice job! Now practice the expressions in spoken English!
thanks. it si very useful…..
You’re very welcome. Thanks for clicking and commenting!
thank you sir
No problem! Thanks for checking out my video.
that was very brave of you what’s meaning of this sentence??? how can i understand ??? any simple idie to recognise
“That was very brave of you” means “You were very brave” or “Your act was very brave.”
Example:
You jump into the middle of the street to save a child from getting hit by a car.
A stranger might say, “That was very brave of you!”
It’s like saying “That was very brave!” or “You were very brave!”
Nice job! Now practice using the expressions in conversation.
very useful video lesson, thank u :)
You’re very welcome.
nice for my beginning. i enjoyed and it is so shaping.
Thanks, musyani! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
I loved this lesson.
It is very important lesson.
Thanks
“It is a very important lesson.”
You’re welcome!
great
can you repeat the words in your videos many times to know how to say them >
I’ll try to do this in the future. :)
Mr. Alex you’re probably the best teacher all over the world from my point of view.
you always make everything look so easy and funny!!
Maybe i’m becoming addicted to Alex’s lessons…
is there a treatment that could i do for this??
i can’t wait to watch your next lesson….
kind regards
Thanks a lot for your kind words. You won’t have to wait too long for the next one!
Thank you so much Alex
we appreciate you so .
Hi, Could you give me your email id ??
Thanks, manal! I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks Alex, for a such good lesson! I “had” 100
Nice job! You can say “I have 100,” but it’s more common to say “I got 100” in this context. :)
Thank you sir, i am having a good time watching engvid videos… you guys are Awesome…
Thanks, karan! I appreciate that.
Thank you so much Alex. I had 100 points. Your lesson is very useful.
Fantastic job! Keep it up. Now practice the expressions in speaking.
Thankyou, so much, I ejoyed it, I got 90 pints.
Nice job! Thanks for studying with EngVid.
Thanks Alex
You’re very welcome.
Ok thanks Alex, You,re great !
Thanks, Ankur. :)
Hey Alex, you are great! Thanks! My english is bad but i understand the video and Im so happy I took the test 8. i hope to improve more and more! T Hey Ale! I want to do a interchange that year, have you some indication? Sorry my bad english!hank so much! Success!
Nice job! I’m glad you found the video useful. What interchange are you talking about?
Thanks Alex. Great lesson. But what about the expression “to have a (some) rest”? What do you think of it? Should we say “to take a (some) rest instead of saying, you know, “to have a rest” or “to get a rest”. I always get confused about this expression. Thanks again.
I’ve said both, “I need to have a rest” and “I need to take a rest.” Same with “a nap.” You should feel confident using both.
Hi, Alex. Thanks for the lesson. You speak pretty clear and I understant you very well. Thanks again! :)
You’re very welcome. Thanks for watching!
Thanx alot alex ?
My pleasure.
Great material! Keep up the very very good work!
Have a nice day ;)
You too! Thanks for watching! :)
10 out of 10 :)
Great job! Now practice the expressions in speaking.
Thanks got 90%
Nice job! Keep studying!
Thanks teacher, I got 10/10!
Perfect! Keep it up!
Thanks Alex
You’re welcome. Thanks for clicking and for studying with EngVid.
Thank you so much .I have got 8 correct out of 10
Nice job! Keep practicing. :)
Thanks I am so happy because I am having this time with your lessons!! see you in the next time..
Christian from Nicaragua
Thanks for watching, Christian! I appreciate your feedback and support.
Thank you Alex
You’re welcome.
Thanks
Any time!
you have a simple way for reaching the information thank you
You’re very welcome. Thanks for checking out the video.
so great learning english thanks for your learning
“Thanks for your teaching.”
You’re very welcome.
She _________ problem with her boyfriend.
why “is having ” right
and “has” wrong
“She is having problems with her boyfriend” means she is currently experiencing problems with him. This means that normally she does not have any problems.
“She has problems with her boyfriend” is also possible, but is much more general and means something much more specific. Like “I have some problems with him. For one, I hate how he eats!”
“She’s having problems” is much more common.
thanx you mr. Alex
You’re very welcome. Thanks for clicking.
Good night, Alex. Thanks for this class and also for this quiz.
Any time. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you, Alex. Actually your speaking style and pronunciation is clear that made me understand your lesson clearly. Thank you so much.
My pleasure. Thanks for watching.
Thanks Alex!I’ve got 10 out of ten
Great job! Now use the expressions in speaking practice.
I`m so greatfull, like always)
You’re very welcome.
Thanks a lot Alex!
Any time!
Thanks to everyone for helping us to improve our English!
My pleasure!
Thank you.
You’re welcome.
Thanks! Is it possible to say ” I’m having a look at …”? You’ve put ‘have a look at’ in a category with Continuous tence. Thanks
Absolutely.
“I’m having a look at my taxes, and I don’t like what I see.”
Thanks!
You’ re such a good teacher.. Thanks a lot.
You’re very welcome. Thanks for clicking.
I had a very very good time with this video. Thanks for all thing.
“Thanks for everything.”
My pleasure. Thanks for watching!
Hello Alex,
I am not sure if I heard well but Can I say “have a listen”.
Sure! If you want someone to listen to a song on your phone, you can definitely say, “Here. Have a listen.”
This website is a gem. Thank you to all the instructors here!
I’m sure I speak for all of us when I say it’s our pleasure. Thank you for studying with EngVid.
I have a great progress in my english thanks to you Alex.Keep going giving us so understanadable lessons!
I will do my best!
Hi alex
can I say I have as I want or I need ?
“I have” is much different than “I need” and “I want.” “Have” is most often used for possession, while “need” and “want” are used for desire.
“I have a winter hat.” (I have it!)
“I need a winter hat.” (I don’t have it, but I need it!)
A very helpful lesson for beginner like me. Thanks Alex:)
You’re very welcome! Thanks for checking out the lesson and for your comment.
Thank you, was an excellent lesson!
You’re very welcome. Thanks for clicking, Scudeler!
Hello Teacher,
Is that enough?
No, I’d like half as much again, please.
What does this phrase (half as much again) mean here?
Give me an example in number.
It’s difficult to answer this question without more context. The word “again” makes it sound strange. Maybe you’re trying to say something like “I’d like more, but just half as much.” (if you’re asking for another helping of food, for example)
Hello teacher,
Yes, I mean “I’d like more”, for example:
Somebody gave me $10, so he said “Is that enough?”
I replied “No, I’d like half as much again, please.”
How much should he give me, then?
150% of $10?
$15 more + $10 (the original amount)= $25 that I need from the person, is that correct?
half a much again!!!
i like your method of teaching its very good for me i understand your conversation so you are my best teacher and freind.thnx alot
Thanks for watching, alimd! I really appreciate your support and your feedback. Keep studying!
Thank you Alex
My pleasure!
hi alex as you know in america and canada bad means very good . how such a thing is possible? and when the person uses bad how can we find out is he/she refer to exellent or bad ?
Those are really good questions!
“Bad” has a positive connotation (meaning) when used as a slang word. This is common in English slang – “sick”, “ill”, and “wicked” also mean “good” or “cool” when used as slang. You have to figure out what is meant based on context. Is it a formal setting like work or school, or casual, like playing videogames with friends? Is the speaker disappointed or impressed?
A note: “bad” can have a slightly different meaning when used casually or as slang. It can mean bad (as in dangerous/tough) but in a “cool” way. For example, Ludacris’ song “My Chick Bad” or the “bad boy” archetype.
thanks lot mr or mrs unknown. Ive got all i needed on this subject.do you mind if i ask your gender?
hi alex i wanna know something about best way to speak politely i need your help please, beacause in the near futur im gonna having an an interview with germany immigration office pleas please help me because i cannot cancern to speak, im waitng for your answear bye
Without more context, it’s hard to give you a complete answer, but I’ll try. Polite expressions you should memorize…
Nice to meet you.
Thank you.
Please.
I would like…
Could I…?
Could you…?
Could we…?
Would it be possible to…?
I think that…
I hope this helps at least a little bit.
Yeah! It’s short, useful and excellent lesson. Keep it up!
I would like to ask for something different. Namely, do you know how to contact with developers of this website?
1) It would be great if finished lessons (with filled up quizes) in ‘All lessons’ section would be marked by special color or sign.
2) Are you planning to release engvid android app?
Greetings from Poland!
(and sorry for possible mistakes)
I have forwarded your message to the site designer. No promises. :)
Thank you so much teacher Alex, your explanations are very clear. I had a good time learning English with you today.
That’s fantastic to read. Thanks for studying with EngVid, and good luck with your English! :)
Sir, You were about to make a video about the difference between Less and Lesser. I really have been waiting for that. I hope you remember Alex.
“Less” (adverb) refers to quantity, “lesser” (adjective) refers to quality.
I would like less than that, please.
This is a lesser movie than his first one.
Would you like more or less?
He deserves a lesser punishment.
Very few people actually use “lesser” in conversation, though. It’s not a common word.
This information is already freely available on the internet. :)
thanks Alex it was pretty interesting and i have learned a various meanings to use have in different situations, the way and your account give more motivation to someone like me i hope that you thinking to do a papier quiz as Supplementary help that’s will be great for learners thanks
You can check out our Resources section if you’d like some paper material. Otherwise, we just have the online quizzes after each lesson.
Respected Sir! I’m a new English learner student. I’m learning English through your channel.
Your last lesson was about ‘Have Expressions’
I know, “Have” is a main verb and an auxiliary verb.
for example main verb: eat, eats, ate, eaten, eating
have, has, had, had, having
1. When people use in a sentence ‘have had’
I can understand = 1st have is an auxiliary verb(Present Perfect) & 2nd had is main verb(as 3rd form)
2. When people use in a sentence ‘had had’
I can also understand = 1st had is an auxiliary verb(Past Perfect) & 2nd had is main verb(as 3rd form)
3. When people use in a sentence ‘will have had’
I can also understand = 1st will have is an auxiliary verb(Future Perfect) & 2nd had is main verb(as 3rd form)
4. I know ‘Had’ can use in any tense as 3rd form(main verb). for example: could have had, should have had, would have had etc.
But the problem is, when people use in a sentence
=’auxiliary verb + had(as main verb 3rd form) + 3rd form’ for example
= will have + had + eaten, would have + had + done, could have + had + gone etc. I don’t understand this?
when it use in a sentence ‘have have’ / ‘has have’ / ‘have has’
I don’t understand this?
Please Sir, I’m waiting for your lesson desperately about these 2 questions.
“But the problem is, when people use in a sentence
=’auxiliary verb + had(as main verb 3rd form) + 3rd form’ for example
= will have + had + eaten, would have + had + done, could have + had + gone etc. I don’t understand this?
when it use in a sentence ‘have have’ / ‘has have’ / ‘have has’
I don’t understand this?”
These are all non-existent structures. If you see them somewhere, they are wrong. This is probably why you don’t understand them. Just forget about them because they don’t exist in English…not even in spoken English. :)
Respected Alex Sir!
Thanks, Thanks a lot for your reply.
Now I can understand.
Hello,
Would have + had + done/gone …
THIS IS ENTIRELY WRONG!!!
Don’t bother yourself looking for it anywhere, friend!
Thank you for your Helpful and interesting lessons. You are great teacher :)
“You are a great teacher.”
Thanks a lot, Timur, and thanks for studying with EngVid.
Alex thanks for your lesson, i undestood better about have, my english is not the best but i try! beacuse i need learn english.
Nice job, Lulu! Keep studying.
Hi alex I am from Dominican Republic and I want to thank you very much for all these english classes you are giving us. this is priceless God bless you. You can’t even imaging how many people all around he world is learning english with your class thank you again
Thinking about this is amazing. Thank you so much for continuing to study with EngVid, and for your kind feedback.
thank you
My pleasure!
thank you for help me ,it is amazing class
“Thank you for helping me. It is an amazing class.”
You’re welcome!
thanks a lot Alex.
How was the dinner with your Mom!!
Always excellent. I’m lucky because she’s a fantastic cook.
I have a great time in your video.thank you.
Thank you very much.It’s very useful to me.
I’m glad to hear that. Thanks for studying with EngVid!
I cann’t comment in this class. My comment is still wainting by engvid approve. I would like to know why is it happen.
Many Thanks : )
a very refreshing excellent lesson, thank you.
HELLO ALEX,
ON YOUR VIDEO ABOUT “AIN’T”, THERE IS AN EXAMPLE I HAVEN’T UNDERSTOOD.
YOU STATED:
HE AIN’T GOT A CAR.
IT MEANS : HE DOESN’T GOT A CAR.
WHY DON’T WE SAY: HE HASN’T GOT A CAR, THEN?
Thans a lot Alex. It is the first video that I have ever watched from you and I decided to follow you anymore. You spread positive energy :)
Thank you for the lession. Love this
I got 50 % in the Quiz :( lm having a problem in learning English.
I am really happy to found your classes. Thanks so much.
You’re a good teacher!!!
Thanks for your classes.
THis video is very helpful,is there any website through which we can talk with foreginer?.coz im not a native speaker,please help me some one,quddus494@yahoo.com
Because of this site and all of you guys (teachers in this site), you’re doing a great job of helping the people like us wanting to learn on how to speak and understand english completely. Keep the good job and God bless you all.
Is there something wrong with my grammar? Hahaha
Thanks a lot.
I am Reymond from Philippines
I got 10 correct out of 10.many thanks to you,your lecture is very useful coz ‘have’ expertion was make me confuse when i was used it :D.
I am sorry. But may I please ask you a question of why we can not use having a car? For instance, someone booked a car from somewhere, and will be arrive next week. is that possible to say he is having a car, always say he is about to have a car
I am having(dinner or the dinner) with my family right now>> choose and why ?
Thanks
Thanks Alex.You are my favourite teacher in engvid.com :).
thanks!! Thanks!!
thank you
awesome video
Thanks a lot Alex
thank you I am learning with your videos again thank you. Marina
thanks!!!!
very useful video lesson!!!!
Nice! i got 10 out of 10 questions! uhuuul!
Hello, I would like to know: Why do we use “Have” for a 3rd person intead of “has”?
very good the lesson. thanks Alex!
Thanks mr alex that was very usefull
Excelent video Alex¡¡ Congratuliations for this job. I am glad to be a part of this great group of people that learn English and to have great teachers like you…thank you very much for all your support
Thanks! teacher
Thank you very much :)
great, thank you !
Thanks Alex!
As every teacher at EngVid you have a wonderful way of explaining concepts… so easy and so fluent to follow!
Thank you so much, like always very useful. You are a wonderful teacher. than
Thank for your class but i have a more lesson about have. Do you have more excercises ?
You are a great teacher. I love your lessons very much.
So great master Alex you’re my favorite teacher…
thank you so much i really like your way of teaching
thank for this great video but why should we use *a* with talk !!!!!!!!!
thank you very great video
Quite helpful lesson Alex. Thanks!
I have get 10/10 score
Thanks a lot Mr.Alex
thank you
I had a great time watching this video
thank you teacher Alex.
Toujours intéressant comme d’habitude. Un prof qui fait progresser et aimer l’anglais.
Thanks
thanks it is helpful
thnxx alot 4 this perfect lecture
I have get 9/10 score
Thank you very much Mr.Alex your explanations are very clear
Antonio
Thank you very much Alex
am always having a problem with the grammar am always trying to learn but unfortunately i have no body to practicing with .
so my question is : what you recommend me to do
thanks again
Abdu
10/10
I am having a good time with this lesson
it was easy to understand “Have”
Thanks a lot, Teacher Alex
very useful thanks alot but i have one question please about quiz
in num three why i use having a insead of have a ?
Thank you very much Alex
Yahoo I got 10/10
so I am having good time watching this video
Hello teacher
You are the best i had an excellent class with you. your accent is lovely.
keep going teaching english with these resources.
bye bye
Thanks for all Mr. Alex
Thanks alex, Ihad extraordinary about have subject
Thanks a lot for this helpful video
Thanks sir, for your tutorial.
Thank you a lot,Alex!You are a great teacher.I was glad to have an opportunity to watch your video-lesson!
You are amazing
excellent class alex, thank you for all, good bye from Chile
Only thanks, but a lot!!!
i love this site so much.. i try to learn english everyday, because i want to study in USA :) thanks Mr. Alex and everyone!!! :)
Thanks Alex! Great work!
please, i need to do the test again. I was very bad..por please! but, teacher is the best. I´m I am poor student and beginner. Regards
useful lesson again. Thanks!
Alex!! I don`t understand why “my neighbors have a new car”?? Present Indefinite – He has. Or no?
Thanks
Sorry)) I understand -neighbors it is plural))
Thank you Alex.
Thanks mate! Good job!
I’m feeling bad my English is very bad
Thank you so much.
Thank you so much, really helpful.
Thank you Alex for this lesson. This site is very helpful for me. I love to listen to you. I send greetings from Poland.
Very useful video as ever. Thanks Alex!
Thank you for this lesson Alex, and have a nice day.
Wow! Thank you so much.
I heard this site from my niece yesterday.
This is my first vist today.
I think really good site. thank you so much again.
Hello,
Which is correct or different between these?
get headache
have headache
Thank you.
Alex,great lesson,as usual,but unfortunately there was
no sound at all. I just read your explanations twice.
I got 100, anyway. Thanks to you.
Thanks a lot, Alex!
Hello Alex. Thank you for your interesting lectures. You are a great teacher. Your lessons are very interesting. I learn a lot of new things about the things in grammar i didn’t know before.
hello alex thank”s for your dedication if us.i wish you having a great day,im back again if my study about inglesh language,and ihaving watching yours video there is important to me thank.
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Thanks! I had a great time watching your video) I got 9 correct out of 10.
I am having a word about this lesson) Thank you for that )
Thanks a lot, Alex!
thanks！
Your pronounciation is the best ever for us. Also, we follow your all lessons fondly. Thank you a lot for your valuable informations…
Lovely lessons.. you are a best teacher alex..thankyou so much..as you always says in your videos-“thanks for clicking” i just love it. I’m thankful to you and engvid.com
Great post. A debt of gratitude is in order for sharing this data
thank you so much , awesome
I got 10 out of 10. Thanks a lot for your videos.
Thanks sir alex
I like your videos. thanks so much.
I am having a great lesson with Alex by EngVid.com.
Thanks
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Thank you . you are a best Teacher, I am your student from Cambodia.
thanks , I lean it with my kid.
Hi Alex In last question why is “AM HAVING A” when “GREAT TIME” is uncountable. I am confused.
thank you
I watched this video twice on May 15, 2021, and I took the quiz after watching it once. I got nine correct out of ten.
10/10 thanks Alex
i got 10/10.
i had a good result.
thanks,
my wish for you, is you are having a good day
thank you for you class
I learnig very much.
thank you for all teacher Alex
I got 10 out of 10 on the quiz, so thanks Alex for posting.
Thank you for very useful lesson!!
I got 10/10. Thanks, Mr.Alex.
Thank you