Vocabulary – Immigrate, Emigrate, Migrate

Great lesson.
Thank you for clearing us this point.

Shay

Nice videos Emma, i love all your lesson. They explain everything clearly and very understandable :-). Thanks so much for your time.

wellingtonnathaniel

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dipti

Thank you all for your kind words! I’m glad you find our website and videos useful!

Emma

That is I call a good lesson!
Speaking of Migration,I don’t know if I’m going to be banned from EngVid for that i am gonna do,but I have a video which reminds me of today’s subject.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYZqp9Qt0KM

dsilva179

No, it’s lovely! I’m going to share it on our Facebook page.

engVid Moderator

Hello Emma.
Thank you for teaching us these small differences between these words.
I have two other words that make me confused.
these two words are agreement and convention!!
What the difference between them and when should i use them?

Ahmed

Thank you very much Emma for responding to my suggestion ^_^.
This video really helped me to recognize the differences among these three words and how to use them.
& btw, I requested this video because i’m going to immigrate to Canada soon and I have been waiting for this moment since 2006 -_-, so thanks God for everything and thank you :).

Rare

Congratulations Nader!!! What city will you be living in? I’m very excited for you! Welcome to Canada!

Emma

Thanks Emma, that’s very kind of you!
Finally, I arrived in Canada before 2 days ago, and now I’m in Ontario, Mississauga. :)

Rare

Hi Emma, you know I’m so happy today because I can got 90 out 100 for questions. Thankns again emma

Anes

love you Emma

Andre

Thank you so much Emma ! This is an interesting lesson like always ! I do need to keep watching your videos in order to update and improve my vocabulary ! Happy Thanksgiving by the way :))

bilel

Thank you so much Emma ! Love you.

juancapsico

thanks

a7med2015

Thank you Emma, Now l learn a lot…..

kishorekan

Very interesting! Thank you very much Emma.

Nuttapol

Great lesson, Emma! you rock!

Emrah

Hii Emma,
I wanna start my comment by appreciting you for continuing this good work.Today, I like to share my understanding of English with you.I’ve recently learned some new grammar rules from a video lesson made by “Australian Network”.Honestly speaking,I look for various websites on the web which provide English lessons to horn my English skills and “Engvid” is the best one among them I have ever visited as every aspect of this queen’s language is well explained here-be it grammar rules,vocabulary,sentence construction.Now,I return to my topic-It’s about “Word formation”.

Sona Sharma

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Emma

I am an English teacher from Oman. I really like your way of teaching. Very soon I am going to imitate yourr style. Is that ok with you?

yahya al hinai

Thank you Yahya for your kind words! What ages do you teach?

Emma

I’ve got 9 corrects out of 10.
and thnks for showing example of (south) korea

Lee jin gyu

Well done Lee Jin!! I have many wonderful students and friends who have immigrated to Canada from South Korea. I want to visit South Korea one day!

Emma

thank so much Emma but sort of the lesson is confused

asala

please Emma if you can get us more video about TOEFL because I want to get it but I am so scary
have a good day

asala

Hi Asala,

Thank you for the video suggestion! I recommend that you visit the site http://www.goodlucktoefl.com for some tips!

Also, I think you mean that you are scared and the lesson was confusing. Here is a link to a video that will help you with the difference between confused and confusing: https://www.engvid.com/adjective-endings-ing-ed/

Emma

Thank you for your lession. It helps me understand clearly about the meaning of 3 words.

Hanny

thanks for your lesson. love u emma..

divyesh

very use full info…

divyesh

” I will be an immigrant if I emigrate from Thailand and immigrate to Canada.” And
” In Thailand the most of migrant workers are from Cambodia.” Is it True.. Emma?

oldman18

You used emigrate, migrant and immigration correctly! Well done! There were a few errors in the second sentence which I have corrected.

”In Thailand, most migrant workers are from Cambodia.”

Emma

great teaching!!!! thank you

niloo

its still confusing…
i thought immigrate is usually using “from” behind it.
and emigrate is using “to” behind it..
cmiiw.

thanks emma :*

Mukti

Hi Mukti,

Thank you for your question! We use emigrate (from) and immigrate (to).

1) My grandmother emigrated from Scotland fifty years ago.

2) I want to immigrate to a country that is warmer than Canada.

Emma

Hi Emma I like your lesson is clear and easy to understand, give me more new lesson thanks.

Rebecca

How to pronounce 1700s, 1800s, etc?

Do I have to pronounce “migrate” like /maɪɡrət/, or can I pronounce it like in the two other words — immigrate, emigrate? Basically, those two words have “migrate” in their names.

morfik

I’m very pleased to see that you are using the International Phonetic Alphabet! Migrate is pronounced differently than the pronunciation in immigration or emigrate. It is pronounced /maɪgreɪt/.

Emma

Very well explained about these words with different meanings. Thank you so much for your great help.

VSR

Thanks！

snowing

Thank you.I hope to get more out of your lessons.

Pongpakorn

I wanna be a monarch buttlerflie to migrate 2 ur country but not as a immigrant worker, I don’t like hard work. thank u Emma 4 teaching good English. cya.

Efrain Dominguez

ohh migrant worker. instead of immigrant.

Efrain

:) Your comment made me laugh! Thank you!

Emma

thank you emma it’s very great lesson

sandra

Very good lesson, thanks.

Chalakorn

YES!!!10 out of 10
Thanks Emma it helped.

rilomo

Well done!

Emma

Hi my teacher
How are you?

alsharabi

8 out of 10, thank emmma :D

benjaminstudent

Excellent!

Emma

Actually, Emma, these are geographical expressions, I remember learning them in elemetnary school, but it was so instructive though. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. You’re the best.

Marko

10 out of 10,Emma would you marry me? :P

Carlos

Is it for immigration? ;)

Emma

Thanx Emma its very interesting and use full lesson.

Angel

thank you ~~

summerson

Hi, Thanks for lesson. It helps me so much.. Emma, You are teaching your students like You see us behind of camera. It’s really beautiful. Thank You :)

sebuhi

Thank you —————-

rohullah2012

wow!very easy way to learn nice vido i like it

wasihun

thank you for the useful lesson and the quiz!

Tuyet

so nice of you emma!than you very much…..

padmarai

it is very best great lesson my pronounciation isn’t good but i am sure emmma help me

pahlavon

very good lesson Emma.thank you

marius1989

this is really awesome.. thanks to engvid

prashanth jai telangana

I got 10 correct out of 10,
Up me!
Thank u!!

fatiima8

persian Fatiima congratulations:)

marius1989

Nice of u,
Have a ball!

fatiima8

:) Nice work!

Emma

Thanks :)

Sachin Jade

Thank you Emma. Very useful lesson!

Dina

wow.i got 10 correct out of 10.you explained this lesson perfectly. Thanks Emma

sunny

I’m happy to hear that Sunny!

Emma

Thank you for this lesson teacher!
Btw, why dont you make a video explaining about these words :Tough, though, thought, through, thorough e throughout, they are quite similar.

shadamuska

Yes, Shadamuska. You are right. These phrases always were hard for me too. Thanks for suggestion.

sebuhi

Im agree with you.

peteko8

Thank you for the suggestion! It seems like many of you have trouble with these similar words.

Emma

It’s a really good idea to have a video explaining the differences between those words, because I always get confused. Thanks Emma! I appreciate your lessons very much.

Fabio

Very nice class… thanks!

Victor

Believed or not I understood better your lesson in English than in French. Thanks this great lesson.

Marie-Danielle

Merci beaucoup!

Emma

Thanks for these lessons =)

vidstudent

Hello,Emma,I have question about immigration and immigrant. What different are both vocabularies? He is an ‘immigrant’ or ‘immigration’.

Hugh

Sorry for replying but I’ m not sure. First of all, both words are nouns. The word “immigrant” refers to a person that immigrates permanently(from a country to another) and the word “immigration” is the action, the permanent movement from a country to another. For example, “Immigants start for a new life” and “Immigation to nearby countries is a frequent phenomenon”.

sokou

Great explanation Sokou!

immigrant = person
immigration = action

My sister’s husband is an immigrant.
In my Canadian history class, we heard many stories about immigration.

Many immigrants find immigration to be difficult.

Emma

Thank you.

peteko8

explaining well

gnaneswaran76

Thanks so much for this class. It was very useful for me

iptmontez

As always, thank you very much.

esphiritu

Thanks a lot Emma. I got 8/10.

namal

Bravo!

Emma

Such an interesting and useful lecture THANK YOU Emma very much

Ahmed

Hi Emma, thank you for the great lesson! May the Lord Jesus Christ bless you!

vandeirribeiro

thanx Emma… The explainations were very clear. You are a great teacher….

sumit07

I’m a migrating bird :)))

nevzat3508

Are you going somewhere warm for the winter?

Emma

Great lesson Emma!
A small correction. Pets can immigrates with their ownwers as well ;)

lastdruid

Very true!

Emma

thanks a lot

fouad111

hi
I want member your sit
Iam beginner

Mike

engVid Moderator

Welcome to ENGVID!!

Emma

thanks very good

farry

thanks so much

Rutchaneekorn

these 3 words are now as clear as a bell!

mindhunter

Great expression!

Emma

i got wrong the question about if i go t ovacation to another country i put migrant instead of tourist jajaja

Rosy

Thank you, Emma, for your lesson.
It was so pleasant and usefull to learn in that way.

krasita

Dear Emma,this is a good lesson that you had taught was perfectly.Keep going on.

Nelson Lau

Thanks, Emma for this video.
I am new to engvid & i love your lesson .
Thanks again.

suraj

Welcome Suraj! I’m glad you found our site!

Emma

Thank you Emma i like you way of teaching and your lesson but, i advise you not to hide the board when you are teaching.

hassan

Thanks for the tip Hassan! I’ll keep that in mind for my next videos!

Emma

Hello thanks for the good quizzes.How can I get your video lessons?

christophere1990

With a powerful VPN!
Hi.

fatiima8

Thank you for describe this point,I was confused about it

haitham700

thank you too much ;)

hani

thanks a lot :)

NOO RIGZIN

thanks emma! it’s pretty clear to me now the difference between these three confusing words!

mariettakemp

That was vey helpul video and good explanation of these words. Watching video again and again and practicing I hope that I’ ll never make mistakes…

sokou

thanks Emma, it’s really confused, but today became it clear.

;)

lqmonteiro

thanks in millions dear teacher, EMMA

onymanoly

Thank you very much Emma,
you said “you moving in to country
I read before with my teacher of english
here in Algeria
you can use “in” with famouse town
example
i lived on debagha
and “on” with neighborhood. or small village. example
i lived there debagha
answer me please

debaghi

Hi Debaghi,

We live in a country, in a city, in a town, and in a village. We live on a street.

We move to a country, to a city, to a town, to a village, etc.

For example, I live in Toronto. I live in Canada. One day I may move to another country or I might move to another city. My friend lives in a small village. She lives on Main Street.

I hope the examples help you!

Emma

Thanks million times! :)

Amin

thinks i got new from you!

lobsang Tenzin

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myale2101

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taamer

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yoga

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figo

thank you Emma this lesson is really useful.i’ve got 10 out of 10 woooow!

hamid

Thanks a lot

asghar1905

thanks emma i want to ask a question, if someone move within the country can we use these words.

samim

thanke you very much

mutasim

My father moved to US from korea . He is an immigrant .

i am fine with above sentence
but what about this :

My father moved from korea to US . He is an emmigrant / immigrant .

i think it should be emmigrant … correct or not ?

Abhishek Jaiswal

Thank you very much Emma, we are still waiting your best ;)

Yusuf

HI EMMA I LIKE THE WAY OF TEACHING I HOPE WE CAN COMMUNICATE TOGOTHER IN THE FUTURE I LIVE IN PERTH IN AUSTRALIA GOOD LUCK

azizboss

i get more benefit from this class thank you emma

zicaaa

thanks teacher

prince

i have a question and i would like you to tell me what the enswer is

is this word in this sentence verv or adjective

prince

chicken was cooked

prince

great effort…. tanq..

dhivya

excellent lesson

syed

thanks for the lesson. I have a question: the phrase “who permanently moves” sounds either to a person who does not stay in any country and is moving up again, and again. Is correct or am I exaggerating? How could I be clearly between moving often and moving one and remaining there?

Ignacio

Great leson Thanks…..

Rabab

Thanks Emma! Excellent!

Yasna

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Pamela

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Mario

I did 9 out of 10 . My mistake was in question No:9

naiemi

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Iam Mehtab from India .I like your of teaching.
Thanks a lot for all this video.
I also want to know the website for more video.

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I am from Turkey in Istanbul. I am sure that I will be follower of your lessons :))) .

ilkerisci

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say

Hi dear, thank you or the lesson! I learned a tongue twister today and I want to share with you: “She sews sheets and she shows seats”. I hope you use that in your class! It’s funny!

Sally S

thank you, you r doing quite well teaching .

ahmedalameri

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stefon

Thank you Emma for your teaching clearly.

simonlai

Thank you Emma for your lesson! You’re a very good teacher! You explain clarly and very well. I’am an immigrant. I left my country ten years ago…now i live in Italy. I would like to learn English very well. I hope so….

Lori

Hi Emma. You are a Great teachers,
they way you are teaching is fantastic.
Thanks.

Nasim

Hi Emma. You are a Great teachers,
the way you are teaching is fantastic.
Thanks.

Nasim

Hi Emma,

Thanks for the lesson. I have some confusion.

I always knew ‘Migrate is to move from one county to another permanently’. When India and Pakistan partition happened many people moved from India to Pakistan and vice versa. We call such people ‘Migrants’.

When I googled the meaning I found this link: http://www.answers.com/topic/migrate

One of the meaning given for Migrate is ” To move from one country or region and settle in another”

If it says settle should not it mean permanently?

Please clarify.Thanks in advance.

emma08

Thanks Emma i am really like your lessons and enjoy them , because your pronounciation is very clear for me and you make my English more easier than in the past
MANY THANKS to you

If i made any mistakes in this comment please let me know them

Adam

Hi :D I scored 10 out of 10 thank you very much you are a great teacher I want to be just like you !

Seyma

This is a truly a great class. I can tell the difference between those words ! Thanks a lot !

mhouse35

Thank you Emma,my brother immegrated to us.
Is he migrant ?

medo71

Thank you So much …Emma …For this Video …

paul rajasekar

hi Emma thank you very much for your important lessons i found them too interesting could you please teach as about some object concerning legal english. regards

aziz

This is the first time that I have class with native English teacher. Now I know I’ll improve my English.

beto315

excellent lesson, I learn lots of english things from you, thnak you very much Emma

argenis

hi my best teacher

could you please allot one of your lesson for explaining about (used to , get used , got used ) in all tenses

regards

ibrahim

ibrahi

ibrahim

this video is very helpful, i answer 10 out of 10, it is hard to use in daily life

atit

Hi Emma, i’m new on your website, and really it is very intersting. I would like to speak Engilsh fleuntly, can you advice me please!!!?

lailathry

thank you

Hi, Emma,

I have just this one question for you, and I hope that you can help me understand this sentence. Is this sentence grammatically correct? I would appreciate a brief explanation if you can, please.
Sentence: When I first started to learn Spanish it was a challenge.

Question: The event happened in the past tense, right? Why the word challenge is without an –ed at the end? Isn’t challenge a verb? I had to looked it up—just to make sure and the dictionary says it is a verb.
Please send me a copy of your response at majecticfalls03@yahoo.com. You may also post your reply on Engvid.com site. I will be looking for your response. I like the way you teach!

Thanks so much,
Ariel Obrigo

Lee

Wow! I like your way of teaching .
By the way i got 10 out of 10 :D
Thanks for your great effort.

miss.pink

Great job!!! Thanks..

engvivid85

Thank you so much Emma !

You are a brilliant teacher ! :)

Negin

Great, you are giving good clarification on each class.

Rama Krishna Rao

Very good

Rama Krishna Rao

gud explanation…..thumbs up for emma….gr88 teacher

jais

thanks Emma for this great explanation!
those three words are confusing , but I think after watching your video I have a better understanding about the difference among those three terms…. God bless!!!

Ian

Thank you vers much,you are à good teacher âne evry day your lessons help me more and more

sabeha

thank uuuuuuuuuuu but i was wondering who to make immigrate to immigrant by adding “ant” why not immigrator ? plz help me Ms Emma

sami45

Thank you miss Emma your today’s lesson was a great lesson because I understand the differences among immigration, emigration and Migration.

rohullah

Hi madam Emma,

Thank you for the comprehensive explanation on differentiation of migrate,immigrate emigrate

jds1970

see you

jds1970

HI madam Emma,
thank you for the comprehensive explanation on differentiation of migrate,immigrate and emigrate

devendra

Thank you very much for the lesson EMMA

Great

This is an intresting website! I like it.every teacher in this website (teaches english language) teaches English very good with full explainations

Great

i got 10 out of 10 in one time. that’s grt for me
.

Anil

Great lesson

Regie

Hello Emma,
Thanks for this interesting lesson. However, I’d like to make a comment about the last question in your quiz. I think the sentence you used there does not sound natural. We would rather say:”In the 1700s and 1800s, many Irish immigrated to Canada, the USA, New Zealand, and Australia”. I mean we hardly ever use “emigrate” and “immigrate” in one sentence because that would be redundant.
What do you think?

Khaled

I got 80% not bad.. Thanks Emma for a wonderful lesson!

elias78

What is the differences between “Join” and “Joint”?

Herman Chia

Thanks a lot Emma.
I got 90 on my test :)

jangsebin424351

thank you very much , you’re really good teacher .

naif

very informative…thanks..

duchee riggs

thxxxxxxxxxEmma you re so helpful

medo sharaf

Hello and thank you.So your roots reach London?
Have you ever been in London?

wojtek45

Nice i love all your lessons. They explain me everything clearly and very much understandable . Thanks so much for your great work!

anoopthomas5

As usual, excellent lesson Emma. The concept is kind of confusing at first, though.
I love the way you teach!
Thank you

adyangel

By the way, not that I’m bragging about it, but I got 100% correct. Thanks Emma.

adyangel

Hi Emma! I have a question: a couple of days ago I was at the airport and a question struck me kind of hard. Could you help to understand why when one comes from abroad has to go through what is called IMMIGRATION, after all, I’m pretty sure most of the people would be either visiting or coming back after they stayed abroad for a certian amount of time. Would this expression be grammatically correct? In Mexico, for example, it is called “departamento de migeación”

adyangel

I meant to write “departamento de migración” (department of migration)?
Thank you very much for your help.
You are a great teacher and I love how you explain your classes.

adyangel

hello
my dear teacher
how are u ?
this video was really useful i really like it I got 4/10 i am telling u true because i am a honest person i am not allowed to lie to my teacher but i will try my best thank you so much !!!!!!!!!!

faizan4gold

Thanks teacher

mjdy79

my ancestors emigrated from roman empire (roma) amd immigrated to north africa (algéria) ; thank you dear emma :)

noumidia23

Thank you again Emma, again & again 100 % with you. hahahaha You are great.

alpido24

Thank you for great lesson.
It’s a first time. I could understand between migrate and immigrate,and emigrate.
Its so useful!

omatsusan1984

Dear Emma,
To me, your explanation is clearer than the famous dictionaries. I got 10 correct out of 10 of the quiz.

ntminh

Thank you so much for the class.
This actually helps me a lot XD

tan90v

thanks! I have learnt two new words. Immigrate and emigrate.

purna2

Thanks Emma!

sgmmm

Thanks Emma! i was so confused about these words. u explained clearly now i understand.

masuda

thanks a lot, Emma. This Lesson is exciting.

amin80

Dear Emma, I am so lucky with your classes, two quizes, 200 points! You are the guilty, your explains are understand by everybody!, I send you greetings from Mexico City. See you soon.

polo1954

Hello Emma i’m an immigrant in my own country. I emigrated from Karditsa to immigrate in Mytilene. Is that correct? Cheers.

pafsilipoclub

Many thanks Emma. I got 8/10.

burak1975

Sorry, I got 9/10.

burak1975

It pretty good lesson and i grasp a lot from you,thanks!

sint2020

Hi Emma!
You are an excellent teacher but I think there is a wrong example: 2) I want to immigrate to Australia. It would be better. I want to emmigrate to Australia. You are going from your country to Australia. Thanks a lot.

caca

Thanks a lot Ms Emma.
Every winter, many animals migrate to the South

huenhanp102

what’s the adjective for emigrate? thanks

megacara

It was good lesson. thanks!

korneli

Thanks, very interesting, I got 8/10

mukarked

thanks Emma you are really help me to improve my english level that web site really good

Costaman

hello , as far as i concerned it is spectacular explaining ever .
thanks to EMMA

mogtabamalik

Thanks Emma, you are very good teacher and I got 100%. And also listned in your video your grandfather emigrated from England and immigrated to Canada in 1920s. Again thanks.

Abdul Qayum

Nice lesson and very useful

buyeromanya

awesome teacher

abdul algarayen

Many immigrants emigrate from their conutry and immgrate into a new conutry are not very easy. They are usually must face language, finance,traffic and the other difficult problem.
I am very glad to be a Emma’s student because Emma is helping me get rid of my language problem. If you ask me, this is the biggest problem for me now.
Thanks

water meter check please

Hi Emma, this is a wonderful explanation that makes me understand the deference among these words. Thanks.

yasser1969

hello Emma Thank you & God bless you~

Gloria Lee

I get 100%

Adnan

Thank you So Emma. I have got 100.

masina6

Great teacher!

freeway

awesome

Bashar

Thank you mam. I have one doubt. What is the difference between a tourist and a migrant?

bharatha suriyan k

A *tourist* is going to another country for fun; a *migrant* is going to another country usually to work.

engVid Moderator

Thanks a lot Emma! i’v learnt not only migration, immigration and emigration but also many things.

foisal ahmed

good lesson!

Edinho

Very Good lesson.. I got 100%.

Joshisadanandan

thank you so much emma i am so thankful i wanted to study English at the university,unfortunately i could not and i am trying to learn by myself i wanna to improve my English to highest level i love this language so much

ayoublife

thank u very much Emma . your lessons help me ^)

muneersuwaid

Thanks Emma, really i was confused about these three words, but now it is Oky. thanks again

Mr.hany physics

Thanks Emma. That was really useful.

Abdelrahman Mekky

THANKS YOU VERY MUCH EMMA> YOU ARE BEST TEACHER

Harveer singh

Hi Emma,My name is Nojoumi and I am happy to join this lecture and I am an immigrant from Sudanز
I need to differentiate between use to & used to in grammar.
Thanks.

NOJOUMI11

Hi,Emma
My name is Justin,I am also an immigrant from London,could you give me more example of those words

Justin2330

Hi Emma,My name is Nojoumi and I am happy to join this lecture and I am an immigrant from Sudan.
I need to differentiate between use to & used to in grammar.
Thanks.

NOJOUMI11

And thank you

Justin2330

gratefully :)

Viktor

excellent

Ebrahim Elafifi

Thank you so much

Brkb

I was confused these words so often. So I could understand the difference of these three words through today’s lesson. (But I couldn’t get perfect.)
Thank you so much Emma. You are great teacher!!

Yutaka Endo

Thank u Emma.

Abdullah kateb

I want an example with the use of Emigrant.

bipu

my Quiz emma:
100
You got 10 correct out of 10.
:D

chakim hamzah

Excellent explanation, i am a beginner, this information is very important for me, i am so sorry for my english thank you very much

adan.borunda

Thanks emma

bahaafakhry

Now I know a difference between these

Ilgar Sky

got 9 out of 10. :)

SanjulaHapugoda

Thank you Emma.

Samana

shokran tHANKS
شكرا

Emad Daoowd

oh! I did it… I´m doing well, thanks Emma…

rotti

Hi Emma, dont you want to get married with me?? LOL

Eduardo Gorlomi

Thank you for your lesson on ‘migrate, immigrate,’and emigrate’. Now I would like a lesson on some catchphrases.I’m looking forward to having a lesson on it.

Kedar Mani Aryal

Thank you very much Emma!

But I didn’t understand the difference between “immigrant” and “emigrant”.
If I leave my country and move to Canada forever, am I an immigrant or emigrant?

guycn1

you will be an immigrant to Canda and an emigrant from your country.

IslamRaslan

Thanks :)

guycn1

its so helpful, love you emma

jobayer jisan

I got 10/10 thanks Emma.

TammyChung

Thanks Emma! i really Appreciate your lessons.

IslamRaslan

Emma !
Keep your hairstyle like this, you’re gorgeous !

denis1

Thank you Emma! Can you make a video of words such as “quiet and quite’? Thank you. Your videos really helps. :)

glad782003

Hi Emma…Your class really helped me.I was always making mistakes .Now it’s very clear.Thanks a lot.God bless!

Sindhu John

nice :) thanks

Nguyễn Văn An

hey emma…how’s life?your classes are really improving my English skills…thanks a bunch my friend…love u <3

anaia

Thanks Emma for this amazing course, thumb up ;)

Mohamed Arbi Naimi

Thanks Emma for taking away our confusion, I really love your explanation, it’s understandable way to making us understand your lessons.

Arjun P

thanks you very much Emma
your video is very useful and i am sure i’ll improve my level while following you

perfect yao

Simple, Prof. Emma is the best teacher so far I have seen in my life! It’s really amazing to learn english from such a great teacher. Thanks Prof. Emma.

Safat

Nice general English test!

Vaibhav123

thank you for more kind words?

Carlos Martins

great lesson, thank you Emma, i completely forgot what does it mean “migrant Workers”

doppiograna71

Hello Emma your lesson is very good. Thank you!

Arildo

hello, emma is a pleasure, I´m studying english and your videos are very useful

craudez

thank you Emma very much this lesson was fantastic

Mohanad Ganem

Thank you Mrs Emma. It’s really helpful.

mahinuddin

Thank you.

Azim A

thanks teacher and such nice methodology of teaching

wahid ali

10\10 . good job , thank you Emma

adoulak

Thanks, Emma. Good lesson. I got 100

nickandr

Thank you teacher.i was so confused before now you have cleared my confusion

Taashi

Great lesson as always! Thanks a million, Emma.
You’ve made learning English much more enjoyable.

Baotram1004

THANKS A LOT.

Ahmed2030

I got 10 out of 10. I always watch 8 to 10 videos from your site. I am wondering if you can the types of gerund and their application. I’ve already watched Alex’s lesson, but I need to be explained to me more.
I am greatly appreciated.