you DID taught us well!!

are you still alive sir???

perfect explainations

Very informative thank you

How come this channel has less views n no comments?? As it is helpful.. #peace

THANKS FOR YOUR POINT OF VIEW IS CERTAINLY A TREASURE

I keep stumbling across present progressive uses that I can't explain. Example (from Longman Dictionary): "Sticking to a healthy diet always makes you feel that you're missing out". Missing out? Why the present continuous? "Missing out" right now? "Missing out" temporally around the time of speaking? Prearranged? Near future?

I’ll write my own examples!

I really enjoyed this lesson!

Great lesson,Paul!

Great explanation! Thank you!

Thank you!!

Sir,in the beginning of the video I can see infinitive passive example."I want to kiss you and I want to be kissed by you" Are they carrying same meaning? Please answer me if you check the comments. Thank you

Take it easy or hold your horses

You can say the phone rings every night at the same time

THANK YOU.

This video is exactly what I was looking 😊😊🤭😚Thank you teacher 😊😊😊😊

Is it correct to use the past form of the verb "use" after "did"?

thank you so much!

Thanks a lot l always had a problem with these words and to choose the correct artical ❤

thank you, Paul. great explain with examples

going to attend the fce exam two days later... WISH ME LUCK GUYZ

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From Iran, you're explanations were great

thanks a lot mister now i can mange with it, it's amazing

Sir in the sentence ,think of the poor teacher having 12 weeks holiday a year , there's a sense of consideration and according to you , think about ought to be used in time of 'consider'. Still why have you used 'think of' instead of 'think about' ? Plese clear my confusion sir.

Thanks a lot Paul for this interesting video. Anyway, I would like to know if there is an easier way to identify irregular verbs without having the list in front of you? Dadier Mat.

Amazing class sir

And my opinion on this totally correspod with yours)

For one thing it should be 'practise'

That ain't ow we speak

I like English and especially British English! You have a wonderful British accent and your lessons are super!

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Thank you,sir 😊

I want to say thank you. I am 8 years late but I recognize what bullshit my teacher talks. You help me a lot. There aren't many vidoes of this topic. But yours is the one who helps me. Thank you a lot.

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thank you so much! your manner of explaining is so charming☀️

If you struggle to speak cockney don't try you're obviously not a cockney so don't try

The wa'a in Majawka Don take like it augha 5:16

i love you paul

Thank you! That was very informative. I'm new to acting and I've got a bit part in a community theater and I'd like to get it right. I think you've covered almost all my parts!

Thank you Paul, it's very clear

Thank you so much.

I really love to study your lesson🎉

YOU ARE AMAZING!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ADVANCING MY WORDING SKILLS

I love your style of teaching, your enthusiasm, and your meticulousness. Really superb👌💯❤️ PS: I'm a retired teacher from Egypt, now residing in the US.

Nice

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Thanx i apreciate

Please make a video about PASSIVE REPORTING VERBS because I have watched lots of videos on KZbin but they make me quite confused if V1 and V2 are in the simple past tense or V1 is in simple past tense and V2 is in the past continuous tense. They have many versions of those, so the more I have watched, the more I become confused. Ex1: They said Tom killed the man. Version 1: Tom was said to have killed the man. Version 2: Tom was said to kill the man. So, which one is correct? Ex2: They said Tom was watching TV. Version 1: Tom was said to have been watching TV. Version 2: Tom was said to be watching TV. So, which one is correct?