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6 ways to talk about a missed situation: “I was going to”
How do you talk about something that you planned to do but didn’t? In this lesson, I will teach you six different ways to explain what happened and what went wrong. You will learn to explain, for example, why you were not able to finish your homework on time or why you were late for work. This will be useful to you just about every day, so don’t miss this opportunity to add some common phrases to your English!Related Lessons
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WELCOME, GILL. GREAT LESSON!!!
I was going to check my mail, but I realized there was a new lesson by a new teacher; so I watched the the video lesson instead.
Excellent topic for your fist video lesson on EngVid Gill.
Welcome to this marvelous website.
just I can say
yes you are right.
I agree with you
Thanks Gill for making my English greater than it was, i have already started using this lesson. My English has really approved.
obviously welcome,nice to listen to your enchanting british accent
Thanks a lot for this lesson Gill. it’s very usefull.
Welcome in Envid. Its so nice listening british accent. Usuful lesson. Hope to see you again.
Welcome Gill !
I whish u great time in engvid with 9 other best teachers.Hope to learn a lot from u. My favorit teachers in engvid are Ronnie,Adam,James and hope u be the 4th.
Excellent! Thank you Gill! and welcome to EngVid !!!
Oh Gill, it is such a great lesson. I absolutely adore you, your beautiful accent, good tempo of speaking and your way of teaching. Can’t wait the next one :) Thank you very much.
Hi I want to improve my English via Skype : english_fluent Thanks
any time, just call me
would you want to speak to improve our
language
Hello Gill, very useful lesson , thank you :)
thanks so much Gill welcome to EngVid.
Many thanks, Gill! Your lessons are incredible useful for me :-)
Thanks a lot for the lesson!
Excellent lesson Gill, thanks a lot! :)
What A lovely teacher
Hi Gill! I am glad with your EngVid debut and to learn with you also!
Thank you very much for this profound and comprehensive lesson!
I couldn’t take 100%, unfortunately. If only I had studied English more the past years, then I would be better now.
Welcome Gill, I loved this lesson. Thanks!
Thank you Gill for sharing this great lesson us.
Hi Gill! I liked the lesson a lot! Thanks! Your diction is very clear. Come back soon!
Hello!I liked very much the lesson. See you soon.
I was watching only James’s lessons but also I really liked your first lesson. And it was really helpful to improve my English. I am expecting more lessons from you.Thank you.
Try to listen others too. Ladies first so Emma, then Adam, and Alex. Good luck!
Hi Gill thank you for the lesson, I could like to know more about newspaper vocabulary, some words we can see often but could be interesting know more about.
Thank you a lot!
Certainly your lesson is very important,thank you so much Gill and welcome to Engvid team.
Hi Gill, welcome to EngVid and nice to meet you.
I really enjoyed your lesson, your speaking is very clear and so i got 10 out of 10….Thank you, i hope you’ll do many more lessons for us, i’ll be very glad because it’s a true pleasure listening to you,so please come back soon!
Do you live near the “Ghirlandina”?
Bye bye
Yes, i live near the Ghirlandina, do you like Modena?
Where do you live? Bye
I like Modena but live in Sassuolo, read my profile. I think we can help each other! Bye
Hi, as I compriend you are from Modena. Am I right? I come often in your city I’d like to meet you for practice a bit English with you. Do you want too?
Ah sorry I have a Skype nickname donatello133 if you want contact me I’ll be pleased. byeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Hi Gill, nice to meet you for the first time ! I hope you´ll continue teaching at Engvid. I like your accent and your rhythm. See you soon !
i had every intention of sleeping early today but i have noticed that new video has popped up , so would not have bothered me to watch it as it is i have been more than happy for seeing it , as a matter of fact i have to state very clearly that i am in love with your accent , welcome to my favorite website and thank you for sharing ,i just want to let you that i have enjoyed the lesson a lot and i can not wait for the next one .
Hi, teacher Gill. I don’t have idea when to use “i wanted to” and “i want to”. Can you teach this topic? Thabk you.
very very useful, thanks a lot madam and welcome to engvid i like your way of teaching ;)
Thank you dear Gill for your slowly and clearly pronountiation.
Thank you for the lesson Gill and welcome to engvid.
I like your accent it sounds pretty well.
Ok until your next lesson.
Bye.
Welcome mam …useful lesson & very nice accent ..
8/10 Hi, Gill nice to meet you, welcome to our family, cheers.
Hi Gill, welcome to Engvid, it is a nice chance for me to learn from your great and useful lesson, and we are much desire to learn more and more from you.
best wishes.
Hello and welcome to EngVid! I like your lesson very much!
thank you so much teacher
thanks for the lesson. It was hard, but I got 100!! you´re a excelente teacher!!
Hi, read my profile. My sister-in-low come from Brasil so i need some help with portughese. We can help each other with english. Bye for now
I watched you at first. Realy amazing lesson. I rushed to my BOSS and quicly finished test. 6 of 10. If i gonna go to meeting me BOSS, may be i had made 1 or 3 mistakes. Anywewe thank you for thiss lesson.
Great lesson, Gill! Very useful topic!
Hi Gill. I admire your lesson and experience. Thank you for joining EngVid team. Thanks to this, we can watch free beneficial videos.
Hello! It was a great lesson. I’d like to take your new lesson very soon.
Thanks for this great and useful lesson, Gill!
Hi Gill, thanks for your help. I have listened your class and I have admired your streight of point. See you soon.
Thanks a lot ! Great lesson!
Hi Gill.. Good for the students that like British accent like myself! :-) I’ve read you live in London. .. But your accent isn’t a cockney or an estuary one…. I mean. Please could you describe your accent? Forgive me but I’m a bit curious about it…. After that … If you like or you are in the mood, what about lesson or more about zero to third conditional? I’d be very grateful for that! Thanks for you help… Marcello
hi Marcello — thanks for your question! You’re right, I don’t have a Cockney/Estuary accent. I’ve lived in London for many years, but originally I come from the Midlands area (further north), so I have a mixture of Midlands and RP. Ciao, Gill :-)
Thank you for your answer! :-)… But what’s about the next lesson? I’m looking forward for it… And I think I’m not alone in this waiting… Isn’t it?
Thanks very much GillL .I am very weak in English Is there an easy way to please. This is my special Emile (sidou-07@live.fr) Or skype (cimahed)
Hi, me too, I need to know about conditionals!
Welcome on board teacher Gill.
It will be a pleasure to study with you!
Are you the Jade’s mum? You look like each other!
hi Aiace — sorry if this is a disappointing answer, but no, I’m not Jade’s mum ;-)
Thanks for your kind welcome!
Ciao, Gill
You must be her sister then ;-) Welcome!
Welcome to Engvid!!
I hope you’re having fun as we are. I just want to say that we’re very lucky to have such great teachers on this website that provides us interesting and useful lessons every week!
Thanks for being a part of it!!
Thank you! It’s a very useful lesson.
good lesson, Gill, we wait for another one
Hey mrs Gill
Thanks for being a part from Engvid,, we r so happy and lucky in the same time to see u and 4 getting a chance to know u,,, and in the same time I would like to thank kareem 4 requesting this lesson ;)..
Best of luck mrs Gill :D
Hi Rena,
What are you think abou chat with me to improve our english? My Skype is ‘caiofig68’.
Thanks a lot!
I’ll see you there.
Be welcome. Al Jr. from brazil says thank you.
Thanks a lot for your lesson.
Wellcome a board Gill. The lesson was usefull and interesting. Good luck!
If someone wants to practice please add ninguem00001 (skype) :)
Feel free to add my skype,,,
I love breathing pure English air:)
Welcome Gill!
Thanks for your lesson and i believe that it will help me alot to improve my English skills.
Hello Gill, and welcome to this web site, It is a pleasure to learn with you, as well with the other teachers. I`ll be waiting your next lesson. Have an excellent week!
Hi Gill, Welcome to Engvid ! The lesson is great. :) Thanks a lot.
Very usefull lesson, tks !
Ohhh tks Gill, very usefull lesson !
Excellent lesson teacher!!! It is grateful to hear an clear british clear accent!!. I think in England is not very frequent..bye!!
Thank you, Gill!
That was really good!
Welcome to engvid :-) Very useful lesson. Good to polish up my skills with good teachers :-) Waiting for next lessons :D
Welcome! I love teachers from England, because british accent is easy for beginners, like me!
Hello everyone, and thank you so much for your kind words of welcome :-) Please keep watching — there will be another lesson soon!
Best wishes, Gill
Thank you Gill, i’ll be waiting for your new lesson, it’s great to have you here!
My best regards.
Hurry, I’m looking forward to it haha, welcome again!
thank you Gill , Please make a lesson about Meeting and Negotiation .
great and interesting lesson, thank you Gill :)
I do not know how to thank you, you really have a smart idea, thanks again
Very interesting lesson, teacher Gill. You speak so clearly that makes easy to understand you. Thank you.
Thanks a lot for your lesson.
Hello Gill!
Welcome!!!
Very usefull lesson.
Thanks a lot.
Thanks a lot. Very useful lesson.
Hope to watch your new lesson soon
Dear Gill, I would say thank you for your lesson and thank you for the time you would spending here at Magic EngVid.
Hello gill, Thank you very much for share knowledge with us.
Thanks.
You are an excellent teacher. Thanks for the lesson and welcome to Engvid!
thank you! :)
I learned a lot form this lesson
Hi Haya,
What are you think abou chat with me to improve our english? My Skype is ‘caiofig68′.
I’ll appreciate that.
Thanks a lot!
Bonjour Gill,very beautiful accent, i hope one day i will have..
Welcome to Engvid, and thank you, Gill :)
Tank you ans welkome
Very good lesson. thank you :)
It was a great lesson , thank you , i felt like my mother was teaching me.
great
Welcome Gill.
Thanks so much! The lesson is so good!!!
Oh it was a great lesson.It will help me alot.
ur way of teaching is very good.Thanks
wel dan
Wonderful lesson Gill, welcome to this fantastic website. I love your british accent and am hoping you teach us with many more lessons.
I want to start from scratch in learning English ….. thank you
you are welcome. good lesson!
Hi Gill, nice to see your first lesson on Engvid. This lesson it’s been very useful for me.. now i can say:
i was going to study english very soon this morning, but my allarm clock didn’t work, so i couldn’t wake up very soon !!! :)
WELCOME to engvid Gill :-)
I am pleased to meet you because i got one more dedicated teacher.I just loved your accent.I must appreciate you energy and enthusiasm as well :)to be frank,i am really impressed by it.Now i am pumped to get the next video from you.Many thanks for this one.
Hello Gill, your first lesson was great.
i tried to find out more videos for you but didn’t find.
can you do more videos for us i love your way in teaching , and i hope my English is good enough.
This is Gill’s very first lesson! Don’t worry, more are on the way :D
Thank very much im here to learen
thank you
Hi Gill,thanks a lot for this usuful lesson.
Hi Gill
welcome to engvid, your accent is very nice, we need teachers like you. Your lesson was very interesting. Thank you.
Hi Gill. Welcome to Engvid ! I love your accent, it makes me think of my english teacher. I’d have a question about question 4 of the quiz : I put “decided” instead of “going” and it didn’t sound wrong to me. Is it really wrong “to be decided to do something” ? Maybe I’m just translating from French :-). Thank you in advance for your answer.
Hi Edig — thanks for your kind words :-) In question 4 it should be ‘He was going to do some gardening’, because that’s how the construction works when we use ‘going’. If we use ‘decided’, it’s a different form of the verb (-ed rather than -ing) and the construction is: ‘He decided to do some gardening’. I hope that helps to explain :-) All the best with your English studies!
a new great teacher is here. Welcome :)
I’m very glad to see your first lesson. Your are wellcome.
In your presentation, you said you found this site by chance because you looked for rude words for one lesson.
About this subject ask Ronnie. She is a specialist.
Anyhow she is a marevllous and funny teacher.
About you I’m sure you will help me to perfect my English. Kind regards
I just listened to you. Congratulation for this very clear lesson and your nice accent !
Hello Gill
That’s a very good lesson. Thank you!!
I would like have a lesson about “graded and ungraded adjectives”
Thank you!
Pleased to meet you, Gill! Thanks for the lesson, it’s not badly :) Go ahead!
Hi Gill and Welcome , Thanks a lot , really glad to see your lesson ,come back soon ^^
Hi Gill
I have learned your lesson very well. And another one have learned: (would have pp) pattern . Thanks. Also your rythm is good for me.
Dear Gill,
You heve have done your best. please CAN WE SAY IN ENGLISH ?: (You have enlightened me???) to refer that you have helped me to learn a lot from your class???..or what we must say to refer or to say that?
——
You are welcome.
Hello Moh-Avid — thanks for your question. If you tell someone they have done their best, it may not sound like a compliment, because it can imply that their ‘best’ wasn’t good enough — though it depends on the tone of voice you use! But if you want to tell someone that they helped you to understand something, here are two suggestions: ‘You did a good job’ or ‘You have really helped me to understand’. I hope this helps – all the best with your studies :-)
Thank you and you did a good job.
have a good day.
Moh.
Hi Gill, I am happy to welcome you.
Hi ! How are you ?I am from Bulgaria too! I like these lessons !
Welcome, Gill! You have so clear accent.
Thanks for this useful lesson.
New teacher??? I have joined engvid since 1 january 2015 I have never found you Gill???
Welcome new teacher!
Jesus bless you Gill!
Hugs from Brazil!
:D
Gill, you are a wonderful teacher. Looking forward to seeing your next video. Cheers!
I´ve liked this teacher!!
That was very good watch you.. I got everything you said. thanks
Thank you for your first very educational lesson.I wish to Watch many more videos with you.I hope improve my English thanks to your very pleasant accent
Thank you so much Gill! ;-)
Welcome Gill!!! Thank you for this lesson!!!
Very useful lesson. I hadn’t had any idea before that this simple case has so many ways to be used. %) Thank you and welcome!
i love my new teacher
Welcome Gil! Iam really glad to watch your lesson. Thank you!
Welcome Gill. It was a very helpful lesson. Tks!
I am Tom from Brazil. I would like to say that I liked too much this Teacher. I could understand everything that she thought. This a lot
If only I knew it before… Thank you Gill
Hello,this is the first time I watched your video teacher GILL.Your are a great teacher.I wish if we had teachers like you in my country.I am a student in the English department, at university in my country of course.I would like to advice me about how can I improve my writing and about how can I increase my vocabulary.THANKS in advance professor.
I forget to say “WELCOME PROFESSOR”.
Welcome Teacher Gill I would like to thank you very much for your good English lesson.
Thank you so much lovely teacher, I got 10 out of 10 yaaay
i really appreciate u that i learn more things of your lesson
I am very sad 20%
Hi Gill, I was so pleased with this lesson and I also like your accent as well. May I ask u to have a lesson in the titled “there is or it is?” I always have problems! :(.
My Skype usman.musazai
I really want practice of English to improve my spoken English more and more
Hi . There is talks about the existence of something , but It refers to an adjective of some thing : There is a dog in the yard , it’s black. Regards
It also is used in this way : It’s a book. It’s a girl.
Hello, teacher Gill! It is very happy to meet you here! I felt that you are very elegant and lovely teacher. I think I am a happy student because I could take your wonderful lesson! Thank you very much about that.
I made decision I should ask you this question which makes me very bother for long…
It is still very complicated to understand to me that the grammar of “comparative” with “THE”.
For example: “The harder he tried, the worse the situation became.”
”The stronger the medicine is, the sicker I feel.” Like those.
I am very looking forward to your next lesson! (Even though, it isn’t the lesson for teaching about the grammar I asked, absolutely!! :) )
Hello
I would like also, you dear teacher to teach us about this subject. Thank you for your useful lesson. I am amazed about your accent. I adore your voice.
Hi Teacher Gill, Thank you for your lesson and welcome to Engvid.
Hi Gill, welcome! It was great lesson! Thanks.
A GREAT LESSON
I enjoyed your lesson Gil. Congratulations for the perfect way that you teach. I had intention to write more, but I need to go to work.
Thanks Gill for this nice lesson
Thank you Gill^^
PARABÉNS GILL. A ideia do site é maravilhosa. Que coisa boa tê-los fazendo este trabalho. Parabéns para todos os professores.
Special thanks from Lebanon and I get 7/10 is that good ?
I’ve loved your lesson! I’d like to suggest all of you to work with long sentences too. It is really good. I feel like if I have more things to say. Learning with short sentences causes a broken vocabulary, and you can’t prolong a conversation because you get used to talk like that. For example, Brazilians like to talk a lot, and feel the need to do this in English. That’s the big question!
I haven´t realized that there is a new teacher on Engvid. She is so good as all the teachers in this project.
Congratulations and greetings!!
Thak you Gill, you are a lovely person and teacher.
Thank God I could have seen so great lesson and I hope this will be only the first onde among many others you will gift us.
I really enjoyed this time with you.
Thanks!!!
I really liked your lesson. I think it was very useful as I often struggle when expressing what I was meant to do but I didn’t do. And Welcome to EngVid. I am new to this website too!
Nice job!
I realy enjoyed the lesson I hope it is not the last .I laked everything topik, akcent,and of cors the pirson.Evrything was perfect. See you .!!!!
Welcome, Gill! Great lesson. Thank you!
Be very welcome Gill! You are the player that was missing for this team. Now is complete.Terrific teacher. Thank you for this opportunity.
Great lesson!!! Gill can you make a video about the differences among “as though”, “like” and “as if”?
Thanks Gill
Thank you very much. your meterial online is useful .I wonder I got 9 correct out of 10 even thought I am not sure my answer.
Hi, Gill. Welcome and thanks for explain the lesson carefully. You are so close.
Thank you very much, im very happy to have a great, new teacher online. Your lesson was informative for the non speaking-English.
Hello Gill and welcome to ENGVID world( world of exchange). thank you for the lesson,it was useful.
Excellent! Thank you Gill! and welcome to EngVid !!!
welcome grandma the lesson is very nice like you
Thanks you Gill it excellence lesson
welcome and thank you Gill
excellent lesson (9/10)
great lesson .
Thanks Gill for greatest learning styles and perfect quiz!
Thank you, Gill. It was easy and clear explanation. I’ve got perfect result 10/10.
Welcome. Your Rock.
Welcome Grandpa :)
Welcome! I’m sure everyone is happy to have you here.
thank u so much Gill, and nice to see u here
You are welcome Gill.Good lesson.
nice gill it was interesting lesson
Surprisingly, one Karim has requested the lesson and I am a other Karim has listened to it for first time . Thank you Gill for such a great presentation.
Thanks, Gill. I liked your lesson!
Thank you Gill, nice lesson
Thanks a lot for this interesting and usefull lesson. May I ask you what the difference between invest in and invest with is?
Much Useful lessen, Thank you.
Thanks Gill, I love your lessons. See you latter!
You’re awesome Gill :)
Thank you Gill ! Your lesson was very interesting and useful, and your accent!!!!! It’s something fantastic!!! Would you make some lessons about pronunciation? Thank you :)!
thank you, i like so much your class, i’d like see more classes her.
Nice to meet you Gill and welcome to Engvid. Thanks a lot for the lesson, it was really interesting and useful.
You’re very nice and your accent is so clear that I’m glad I could understand all you have said.
welcome and thank u our new teacher … by the way if any one want to practice with me ,add me on FB or skype…caganokat@hotmail.com….
Welcome Gill!!!… nice lesson… thank u very much!!!
hello, mrs gill welcome to engvid this is my fist video i’ve watched. really i enjoyed it and it was too helpful cause of the way how you speak and the topic was interesting as well
Hi . Miss Gill frankly I appreciate your jobs
& thank you
I got 10 out of 10
If you are not busy please can you explain what is the difference between present perfect continues and past perfect by when can I use it
Because I can’t understand it with my teacher and i hope you help me
Thank you
Anfal
Welcome, mrs. Gill! Very interesting lesson. Thanks!
YES!
I got 100! thank you Jesus! :D
and thank you Gill for your awesome lesson…
please keep posting new videos here!
HUgs
can I make a suggestion..?
Hi Teacher Gill,thank you very much for your coming and giving me a good lesson, because I have a great interest to speak and to write english. so long
Hi Mrs. Gill, Thanks a lot, this lesson was really interesting.
Welcome teacher,it was a good lesson,i wish you all the best!!!!In the meanwhile i take this opportunity to say Helloooooooo
thanks gill for this lesson
Thank you very much Gill. I love your british accent and I hopefully you´re enjoying teaching english to us. You do it very well.
Hi Gill, welcome to engvid.com. Your first lesson’s great. I love it. Thank you very much.
Mrs. Gill, a very warm welcome to the EngVid world! Your lesson is amazing and the way you teach, so calmly, really made me understand every single word you had said on the video. Therefore, I would like to ask you for a lesson about voiceless and voiced consonants, especially in the past perfect verb tenses.
In the meantime, thank you so much for your attention.
thanks grandma this lesson is really useful
Charming old British accent. Welcome!
WELCOME to engvid Gill :-)
Hello Gill! Is a great lesson I learned a lot. Thanks and welcome :D
Welcome Gill) You remind me Mrs. Marple, i’m fan of agatha Christie))))
Thanks a lot, Gill! Simply great!
Hi everyone, maybe somebody can explain to me why in the last question: ” If only she had thought….”
Why in this case I don’t need to use WOULD or I can change it by the HAVE but using the past participle?
Greatings and thank for your help!
Thanks a lot, Gill. Bye.
Excellent! Thank you Gill!
Welcome Gill, I loved your lesson. :-)
Hello Ms. Gill,
Welcome to EngVid,i learned a lot form your fascinating lesson. I would like to suggest you to please keep preparing of this kind of lessons, and kindly talk a little fast. I am one of the permanent followers of this website that I learned a lot.
Hope to see you again with a gorgeous lesson.
Anyone who wants to improve his/her spoken, please add me in Skype: hasib.nasir2
where r u from and what do u do?
I am from Kabul-Afghanistan, working in international organizations named, GIZ.
I’m from Afghanistan,
Happy to see so many contributions and comments under this video. :) Thanks Gill for joining Engvid.
Great lesson, Thanks Gill!
oh nice thank you for your selection pic
pirlo
Superbe lesson, Thanks Gill. Going forward looking for your videos.
Thank you very much
Thank you Mrs. Gill. It was a very useful lesson. I understood completely and did my best. I have 100.
I just wanna say thank you very much. Gill you are a wonderful person with a great English accent.
Hello, Ma’am. Thanks for this lesson. I like the way you explain.
it is the frist lesson i see on this web and i think i loved this web cause of u ,, U R great :)
Great Lesson! :-)
nice lesson
It’s great lesson,Thanks Gill.
best regard
Hi thanks my teacher
Hi Gill. I loved it. It was really helpfull.
I’m looking forward to your next videos :-)
Thanks Gill
hi Gill, your voice is clear and easy to understand. I can hear every single of your words. thanks for useful lesson.
Thank you for you effort but sorry I did not understand the meaning of the lesson you can use different marker
finally I am happy for you being here
Dear Gil, you are great. I like your teaching method; your voice sounds great. To improve my listening skill, I want to ask you to choose an actual and social subject and talk about.
Thanks
Lesson is very vE-ery cool, but test very very bad. I’me love this lesson, but I hate this test. ((((
Thank you Gill, your lesson is very beautiful!
Great lesson .
Thank you so much Gill
I have to wear a sun glasses when I want to watch your lessons,because you’re bright(excellent teacher)
Thank you Dear excellent teacher (Gill)
Gill Thanks for this lesson; excellent job.
Gill! Thanks a lot for the lesson!
When I find out we have a new teacher, I was very happy, but when I saw your lesson, I was even more happy than before! I love your accent… your pronunciation: it’s terribly nice and clear. Thank you so much, Gill. Thank you for coming! We are lucky students
Thanx alot gill
Hey! Welcome to EngVid!!
Thank u so much Gill ,,
good lesson and it was really helpful .. because this is realyy has alot of using in our speaking .. so i’ll keep trying to use them in my real life in speaking not only keeping it in my note book ..
again big thx for you
Very well-explained lesson!Easy to understand:D Thank you Gill!!
thanks Gill this is very beneficial lesson
Thanks alot for the lesson. waiting the next one
This is the first time I learn with you (first lesson, first video). If only I had known you sooner, then I would have had a lot of improvement… sorry for my mistakes… and thank you for your very good prononciation (not too fast is good for us).
very useful lesson, thanks a lot!
I am preparing for OET, which is Occupational English Test, for my nursing registration, do you have any suggestion or advice on listening test of it, which is, could be the hardest one for me.
Thanks again!
hi Jimmy, how was your OET test? have u passed the test yet?
thank u!!!i got 100
Welcome on EngVid Gill, nevertheless your quiz was a bit hard. I will have to a lot to watch your videos. I’m gonna on the next video:)
OK I THANK ALL OF THE TEACHERS WITHOUT EXCEPT. BY THE WAY I’M AN ACOUNTANT AND I FIND A LOT OF PROBLEMS TO GET SOME WORDS REGARDING ACCOUNTING BY ENGLISH;
Thank you Gill!
Very useful.thank u a lot
Another excellent lesson. I hope to see many more videos from you. Thanks Gill
you are a great teacher
Thanks a lot…..!
Thanks Gill
hi Gill that’s good lesson.
but can you make arrange the lesson about situations like as, necessity , expectation, conditions etc.
means that situation vise structure.
thank you very mush it is a great lesson
Welcome Gil. I am glad to watch your lesson. It was useful lesson. You are great teacher. God bless you. Welcome.
Hi,
What are you think abou chat with me to improve our english? My Skype is ‘caiofig68′.
I’ll appreciate that.
Thanks a lot!
Thanks very useful and lovely pronunciation
Thank you !
it was a great help .. :)
thank you! :)
yeah it is really good tutorial…. from the last example i learned a lot.. i hope i would use it in my practical english…. thank you gill. keep going… -> :)
It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge. – Albert Einstein
A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. – Henry Brooks Adams
A teacher is a compass that activates the magnets of curiosity, knowledge, and wisdom in the pupils.
thanks Ma’am
rashi
Hi Rashi,
What are you think abou chat with me to improve our english? My Skype is ‘caiofig68′.
I’ll appreciate that.
Thanks a lot!
Hello,i’m quynh anh and i’m nine years old.I have a mistake of tense such as present perfect.Can you help me to correct it?
thanks teacher Gill you are really
a good teacher
Hello Mrs. Gill and Welcome to Engvid.
I’m quynh anh and nine years old.I am fine.How are you today?
First,I need to thanks you and all teachers who teach on Engvid because and their lessons very helpful to me to speak English.
Could I ask you a small question of tense:such as present perfect?Can you help to me to correct .
Thanks,again.Love to my best teacher
welcome to engvid :)
you’re such a lovely teacher, hope the next lesson is gonna be about slang or maybe about the differences between British and American accent
I loved your lesson. Thank you Gill :)
You are so sweet and comprehensible!
Thank you for this lesson :)
Thank you very much! The lesson was useful for me :)
Thanks so much
Thank you very much Miss, it was terribly nice and helpful, I have a special request I hope you help me out in it, Posh accent, cockney accent and the other accents in The UK, I think you are the best to show us how and where could people in Your great country use them, kindly accept my request as a very interested studen of you.
Welcome. You’ve got a lovely accent. You are a real teacher.
Thank you Gill for the lesson. I’ve found it very clear and useful.
Hi Gill! say hello to Brazil. Thanks for the lesson.
Thank you Gill for good lesson. You explanation is very clear.
Mrs. Gill,
It’s a pleasure learn english with you.
In this lesson, “was going to” means “something that i would like to do, but i could not for some reason?”
You are a good teacher. I like!
i like your lesson very much,thanks you :)
I liked your lesson and they way you teach too.
I liked your lesson and the way you teach too.
It was really worth watching. I do like this video. Ma’am can you make a video on YouTube discussing the differences between “less” & “lesser”??
thanks a lot… it was very helpful to me :)
Your lesson was so good. Thanks so much!
Hello teacher , would you please explain the difference between GET AND GOT .
thanks for teaching
Thank you so much Mrs Gill, I have enjoyed a lot your classes. Every day I can improve my english more and more. Thank you again and congratulations.
You are so amasing! Thank you a lot for your lessons!
Nice lesson, Gill… thank you so much…….
Dear Teacher, I found this link from ms. Melanie’s web site. This web site is one of the best site for learners.Thank you!
8/10
Hi Gill, I really enjoy your classes and accent! Thank you very much for your time. Great work!
Hello dear
Thanks for your nice lesson . But I would like to tell that the second part was a little bit difficult to understand , so sorry to tell you that , it could be something wrong with my intention thanks again
thank you very much, I got 100%
nice lesson thanks teacher
I can clean the “Plan to do ” and ” Didn’t”.
:( 8/10
it’s great lesson. Thanks a lots.
Thank you Gill,
I have been studying english for many years, but I have never gone through these useful ways. I am really grateful for you and looking forward to watching further videos.
Best regards,
Ali
hello i just want from you if there is no forbidden to explain the tenses that use in this missed situation since i can’t recognize them with my respect i understand the meaning but i can’t use them in my speech
i got 7 correct out of 10
Dear Gill, I would like to ask you a question. In lesson “6 ways to talk about a missed situation: “I was going to”” you used a word “want” in Past Continuous form. Why do you use “want” in Continuous
Thanks.8/10
Thank you. I like this lesson
thanks Gill..it helped me a lot
Hi Gill,
A very very useful lesson. Easy for me to understand, but useful (“freshener of memory”).
Excellent job you’ve made on this is really kinda useful for not only to me but to everyone.
So appreciate what you’ve done so far , and will stay tuned for every single vid you getting involved !
Nice lesson, teacher.100 points.
I was going to buy a present for you, but your birthday was yesterday …..really sorry…I apologize you.
If only I had remembered your birthday, I am sure I had called you. but I was a silly.
Thanks Gill,
A sample sentence from me,
I was all set to move a new flat but then earthquake happened yesterday and the flat disappeared.
Thank you Gill, you are really good teacher :-)
Hi Gill, I learn a lot from you, thanks.
usefull thakns a buch
Great lesson, thanks a lot.
I had it all arranged to play the match , but I missed the way to the playground
If only I had studied well , then I would have passed the eaxm
I would like go to home for the Christmas time , but I forget how much I must paid for ticket .
Great lesson, thank you. Now can you explain about pairs please, for me a jean is one piece, it’s one. I do not understand way in English it’s a pair? I buy one, pay one and use one, a pair are two of them, two pieces. Thank you.
HI!!! EMMA, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR LEARNING ABOUT THE PRONUNCIATION MOSTLY ABOUT SYLLABLES,,,AND I WANT TO STUDY MORE, AND MORE .., THANK YOU SO MUCH,,FPR YPUR HELP
Omg!sooo cute! Thank you :)
Thanks a lot.
Very useful lesson.
Thanks.
Hi Gill I really love your accent, it is very clear and very British, thanks
Its really awesome.
Thanks Gill.
Great lesson! Thank you very much
I enjoy your lesson. Now I’m looking for the native english teacher who speak in british accent. Because I have to pass my IELTS test.
Ok Gill, I think yuo are the best. I like your class but it is a litlle
I am so glad that I find this lessons !thank you very much !
Thank you very much for lessons ! I am very glad ,that I find your website !
Many thanks!
Hi Gill,
If only I’d had the opportunities of listening to your lessons earlier, I wouldn’t have lost so much time attending other English courses.
Many thenks !
wow …great lesson . than you !
*thank you
I understand both British and American English very well, but I prefer my Arabic English more, e.g. The famous poet William Shakespeare is originally from the Arabian peninsula and his real name is Sheikh Zubair:)))))))) just a friendly joke from Jordan.
Hi Gill! I´d like to known if it is correct to say “I had all intention of returning ….” instead of “I had every intention…”.
Thanks, bye!
Welcome Gill, thanks for your great lesson and I’ve a qestion please, you said in the fourth example “she is been reading it”,what tense is this ? And why you didn’t say she has been reading it
Thank you, Gill
Thank you very much, dear Gill! Is the phrase “as it is” mean “as a result”? Thanks!!!
a great lesson. thank you so much
Gill you are amazing! I got 10 out of 10. Thank you.
good job gill
Thanks Gill
Thank you Gill.
hello Gil , would you be able to make a video for Oet test? especially on reading and writing.
thanks in advanced.
thanks Gil, I have learnt lessons of english grammer that really helped me a lot and I shall keep myself continue with your lessons so I can improve my english.
Great Gill, thank you for tour lessons. You are fantastic
Great lesson Gill. I enjoy every video from EngVid. Thank you for your help in our learning…
hi Gill,
could you give a lesson about the French phrases commonly used in English like en route,a la mode etc? or Latin phrases like et cetera, mea culpa?
thanks…
thanks so much….
It’s so interesting the lesson. I am starting to learn English. .. because it’s very important to listen to the lessons
10 :D THANKS!
Hello Gill, the way you put things simple really understand the concepts and I am able to remember them easily. I will be grateful, if you could attempt taking lessons on CELPIP exam (speaking, writing). thanks a lot!
I like your voice and your lesson, thank you so much teacher Gill
British accent THE BEST!
Thank You so much . It is very useful for me
Thanks a lot!! Your lessons are preciouse to me!
Thanks alot. You’ve done a good job.
I’d like to say thx for every teacher had worked for us
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Thank you! Very good job! can not wait for your new lessons.
Best wishes,
Nilofer
i got 90%
thank you so much madame can you teaching us about modals whos and whome …
pleaase <3
If only I’d learned English earlier, than I would have better results!
i was going to take some rest on the imternet, but i’ve seen this wonderful lesson of miss gill, and i studied instead. thanks gill
really helpful ,thank you Gill
Thanks my dear teacher .l like the way you teach
Hi
Thanks for your helpful lesson
Thanks a lot!
I’ve just wathced this video and I don’t know how but my english become more better. I guess you are good witch. Anyway thank you for lesson.
Excellent lesson! Thank you Gill
Thanks!!!
Hi Dear Gill,
Thank you for the useful lessons teacher Gill.
I need your help to clarify the usage of ‘has been and have been’, since I’ve a little bit confusion about it.
Usually, we use ‘has/have been + past participle’ to talk about the action that had started in past and still in progress. On the other hand, we often use ‘have been’ to talk about the past action but not continued. For instance, “I have been to Britain”.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for this lesson…
Hey! Guys. So happy to be here and able to leave a comment. Lol
The first time got a 100 mark. Very lucky and happy. Thank you, gramma. Whis you happy and healthy forever.
As usual it’s great and useful lesson.
Many thanks for this nice and extensive effort.
GREAT LESSON! THANK YOU!
thankyou Gill
it was a great lesson
thanks gill great lesson! love your way of teaching
you did a good job
Thank you
Great lesson, Thanks!
Thank youuuuuuuuu!!!!
Gill, since I discovered you I hardly see any other english teacher.
Above of all your outstanding teacher qualities, for me the most fascinated thing from you is that I see behind this excellent teacher there is a very wise, extremely intelligent, modest and humble person.
With tremendous desire to share their knowledge, which are too many.
Thank world, for there are people like Gill.
Dear Gill,
I have been going through your classes for the past one month.Your Classes are phenomenal and very easy to understand even to the new English learners.Thank you very much for your fantastic work.I Kindly kindly request you to keep this work up and enhance our language royale.
regards,
Jins Francis
Muscat
Thank you,Gill. I have every intetion of studying English and you help me. Thank you.
Amazing lesson Gill! You are so sweet and at the same Time you are so professional!
excellent topic and excellent teaching.
Such a useful lesson, Gill!
I have finished whole lessons
all of this lessons have been great for me.
and now I am sending a very particular thank from inside my heart.
see you next lesson.
Great lesson, Gill!
Excellent prononce. I undestand when you speak. I am studing with you.
Hi Gill! your explanations are always so clear that I get everyting you teach, thanks a lot! If only I had known you before, then I would have been improving my English since then! bye, see you soon!
Hello, Gill. I have a question. You said, “I had to spend that money getting the car repaired.” in the video at the second example. Why did you use “getting”? What’s tense of “getting” in this sentence? Thank you.
to spend sth (on) doing sth. here the preposition on is optional. so the original sentence could be like “i had to spend that money on getting the car repaired”.
Hello, Gill, thank you for the lesson,it;s great!
I love the way and the rhythm you teach,Gill. Besides, I feel you very respectful and at the same friendly and close. Thanks a lot
I loved everything about the lesson, your way of talking and explanation was perfect.
thanks.
10/10
It`s nice to meet you, Gill.
Thank you for great class!
Fantastic! :)
Good day,Gill!
Thanks for your videos and explanations. You are fantastic teacher.
R/M Please make me learn all use of WOULD HAVE TO where and how to use it. thanks plz.
Thanks a lot for that lesson.
oh..what a great lesson i like it so much …this is exactly what i was looking for to improve my English..thank you gill
not bad，got 60 points，and I learned
Bright lesson. Thanks for sharing. You tell this so clear.😊thanks again.
I got 100 points. thanks
Hi Gill, is it possible to say “as it is now” adding “now” in order to emphasise the fact that is a current situation? Thanks
100/100.Thanks once again, Madam Gill!
60% worst , i’ve to work hard .
THANKS FOR THIS LESSON .