Walk y sus 12 sinónimos (muchos verbos de movimiento en inglés)

[@alexanderbatista-duharte277]

Thanks so much professor!

[@DanielWelsch]

You're very welcome!

[@rafaelguzaro1798]

Nice lesson

[@sergionicolasmora2155]

Hola! Qué buen vídeo! Saludos desde Colombia:-)

[@DanielWelsch]

Thanks! Greetings from Madrid.

[@TherealGreeceReyes]

LOVE IT! It was what i needed. I found your videos and I so excited because I understand what you say! Thanks for this. It`s important when you need think everything in English.

[@DanielWelsch]

Thanks Grecia, I'm glad you like the video and understand me in "all English". Have a great day :-)

[@YovisGioGar]

Please has clases para principiantes, intermedio y avanzado

[@vaneace]

Always interesting..

[@DanielWelsch]

Thanks!

[@javiervargas6167]

I like this video cause help me to improve my english vov

[@torsuca]

Hi, interesting way to improve and deep into the English nguage

[@DanielWelsch]

Thanks, I'm glad you like it!

[@triton2112]

thak you so much, I was looking for this kind of information. It would be great heard from you more synonym or antonyms.Thank you agan. from Perú - Tacna

[@Alejandro-qg4hd]

Muchas gracias ;" )

[@dbricksawc3634]

I've a question... How I have to use shall... Can you make a video about that

[@DanielWelsch]

My American cowboy solution to the "shall" problem: just don't use it.

[@jadeamorim1199]

from my English knowledge Ïf I´m not wrong¨ You can use shall when you are referring an offer to some one , even in future , for example : ¨shall I help you , Shall I open the door ¨ In another case if you are referring about something in future ^very similar with will ¨Shall I do this homework right now ¨ Or if you want to make a suggestion ¨similar to must¨ but much less hard determination, less strong meaning for example, ¨I shall clean up my mess¨ , ¨I shall try to do sport more often ¨or ¨Shall we go the cinema ¨ But in some way they don´t use it frequently, but I like to use it because is less strong meaning than ¨must¨ and on the other hand , you don´t need to use only ¨should ¨. I hope that´s helps you a bit!

[@karoromanov7347]

Hi, it‘s very good, more English less Spanish. Karo, hi from Ibiza.

[@vivianagodoycasco5774]

hola quisiera que me expliques los diferentes tiempos verbales y para que momentos se usan pasado pasado continuo presente, etc.

[@itzelvalencia4797]

presente se utiliza para acciones cotidianas o realizadas en el momento I eat chocolate= Yo como chocolate pasado, se utiliza para acciones del pasado que ya terminaron I ate chocolate = yo comí chocolate (present = eat, past=ate, past participle=eaten) pasado continuo para acciones que aun no terminan, o que sucedían mientras ocurre otra acción que la interrumpe, (usando was o were y verbo con terminación ing, gerundio) I was eating= Yo estaba comiendo, (en presente continuo sería, I am eating =Yo estoy comiendo) otro ejemplo He phoned while I was eating = El llamó mientras Yo estaba comiendo. Espero haberte ayudado.

[@Jeshuakrc]

Oh, yeah! We're having a great day here building the wall. Hoping you're fine!

[@DanielWelsch]

yeah, pretty good. Immigrant life in Spain is basically like always :-)

[@princesatibetana7995]

Sometimes I hear wAk and others wOk.. why? Am I becoming insane? Hahaha.. ok seriously.. are both correct?

[@DanielWelsch]

Yeah, it depends on the accent, but generally both pronunciations are correct.