A second mistake made by Dave.

I thank Dave for pointing out other people's mistakes and I think that Dave will appreciate my corrections of his mistakes. I am also open to constructive critisism.
The video in which he made these mistakes: • Video
The fisrt erroneous statement made by Dave • Nobody's perfect.... D...

[@LuisGonzalez-iz8pt]

Honestly speaking this makes me sick and tired. As an English teacher, I consider this is not favorable for students. You need to focus on the message not on those mistakes. Even Native speakers make mistakes. I speak other languages and I have experianced how natives speakers make mistakes in all those languages. Remember that the main goal is communication. No more fighting please!

[@helenbrown2447]

You are free to give advice, I am free to reject it. All the best.

[@frankduval3031]

Дейв сказал полную чушь.

[@fredylopez2477]

I completely agree with you, that's what I was taught about modal verbs, you don't have to use the word "TO" after them. I think the verb "need" is used mostly as a main verb, not as a modal verb. When Dave said that in his video, well, his comment got me confused and I said to myself, well, there must be some truth 'cause Dave's a native English speaker and he knows what he's talking about. I know we all make mistakes but I never thought that Dave could make that kind of mistake, maybe some other more complex mistake but not as simple as that one.

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

Dave is an English teacher , however, Dave being a Native speaker, does make such mistakes OMG.. As far as I know after the modal verbs there must follow any verb not a noun, Need, to me , is not a modal verb 'cuz we can say ''I need you'' which cannot be used in any of other situation ''I can/will/should/ must (or whatever) + a noun

[@helenbrown2447]

For the sake of honesty, I must admit that "need" is a semi-modal verb. But as a modal verb it is used in negative sentences or interrogative ones only. "You needn't worry" "Need I say more?"

[@helenbrown2447]

@@olenaadams4797 тролль ты так как никаких аргументов у тебя кроме трындежа

[@talkertolk]

nobody needS

[@helenbrown2447]

"Nobody needS" is said when NEED is not a modal verb. When it is modal, then it should be "Nobody need"

[@Klopcyna]

Kevin makes mistakes himself but I still apreciate his videos where he corrects other people's mistakes especially Marina's mistakes. I think Marina should be banned from posting youtube videos where she attempts to teach us English or whatever that is she speaks

[@fil-kanophilanthropist9988]

Need is not a modal verb. As far as I know😅😂. Need is a regular verb lol. Where’s ur face 😮. Pls show up. I’ve been studying English but I’ve never encountered that “ need” is a modal verb lol😂😅 Which are the modal verbs? Will, would, can, could, may, might, shall, should, must, ought to are the modal verbs in the English language. What kind of verb is "need to"? semi-modal Need to' is used when we are using the semi-modal 'need' as a main verb. It expresses requirements. For example: I need to change the sheets.