VERY, VERY BEGINNER LESSON 10 "HAVE" YES/NO QUESTIONS Present

[@susanmcclellan8501]

This is a great video for my beginning students! Thank you.

[@DaveESL]

Oh good. I'm glad. That was exactly my intention. :-)

[@DaveESL]

Thank you. I'm glad it's helping someone. :-)

[@rifatzhafiraun9683]

I'm indonesian, thakyou very very very much

[@DaveESL]

You're most welcome!! Thanks.

[@geysa3209]

Great!

[@DaveESL]

I'm so happy it works for you. Thanks!

[@nelsylopez7951]

Thank u very much! May I say also...? HAVE THEY two dogs? HAS SHE a good friend? If the answer is right, what's the difference?

[@DaveESL]

Yes you can, but that's a tad more British (rather than USA) and would sound somewhat stilted here in the US. :-)

[@kathybartlett761]

Nice, clear explanation. Simple, uncluttered narration. A few suggestions: your voice varies such that parts of your narration are quite quiet. Maybe pick up the pace a just bit in different places and add some more expression so it's less robotic sounding. Lastly, for your "intermissions" perhaps just have clip art with some music. The people in robes is a tad odd, though this is just my opinion. Otherwise, a good, solid video I will be using with my classes.

[@DaveESL]

Not sure I'll be making/editing again, but points well-taken if I do. Thanks.

[@leoelkao]

Please give us more classes

[@kingtiki16]

Thank

[@jesusemilianomaldonadocald9238]

I have a question....

[@DaveESL]

Yes..............?

[@JacindaPhillipe]

Moi aussi

[@ravenclawsden2103]

This is the American form! the British one uses Have Got instead of DO/DOES. Notice that Americans don't normally use the word "got". Example for the British way: I have got an apple I haven't got an apple Have I got an apple?

[@DaveESL]

True.

[@DaveESL]

Yes, I'm presenting the American English version of things.

[@JayantSinghBisht]

Very good.

[@DaveESL]

Thanks, they"ll be more.

[@candelaypaulamarcos6211]

Thank u!!!

[@DaveESL]

You're welcome!