Difference between "in case of" and "in the case of" [ ForB English Lesson ]

[@ForBenglish]

Correction: "Serparate" in the example sentence should be "separate." Sorry about the mistake.

[@taherelsayed8044]

Good lesson.Thank you so much.

[@ForBenglish]

Glad you liked it!

[@baltazaraviles3088]

What amazing class !! Muchas gracias.

[@ForBenglish]

You are more than welcome.😀👍

[@alikazemi1586]

you are so likable

[@ForBenglish]

Thanks a lot.

[@user-fg3ox7fn2y]

Thank you 🌹

[@ForBenglish]

No problem.

[@ahmadabd438]

Interesting video, thank you teacher.

[@ForBenglish]

You are welcome.

[@ШолпанДинасилова-ю7ъ]

great explanation Mr.Kevin,thank you so much

[@ForBenglish]

You're welcome. Please watch other videos, too.

[@saudwolf9226]

Thanks🙋

[@ForBenglish]

No problem 😊

[@hamzalag2006]

Thank you teacher !!!

[@ForBenglish]

You are welcome!!!

[@1953emo]

Very good lesson, Kevin. Thank you for your clarification.

[@ForBenglish]

You are welcome.

[@amaryvarela6077]

Of course it's interesting! thank you very much!

[@ForBenglish]

You are very welcome!

[@dongunasekara4007]

Thanks you sir

[@ForBenglish]

You are welcome!

[@vickyrdy6446]

Very good and useful lesson..

[@ForBenglish]

Glad you found this video useful!😃

[@tinkageorgewilliam871]

tHANKS

[@ForBenglish]

You are welcome.

[@vlad1110]

which one should i follow u when i talk with the native speaker the 1st example or the last example because both has a different view from you. like what u just said in minute 5:18

[@ForBenglish]

Students often try to use "in case of" when giving an example, but "in the case of" should be used in the situation. Hope this helps.

[@vlad1110]

yup,thank you very much.it's help me a lot.

[@ahmadkadhimabd5328]

Interesting

[@ForBenglish]

Hope this helps.

[@pen0905]

I have to study hard in case of fail. In case of Japanese students, they love English so much.

[@ForBenglish]

Hello! I'm glad you watched our video and commented on it. Here are some small corrections to your sentences. "I have to study hard in case of failure." "In the case of Japanese students, they love English so much." I hope those corrections help you. Thanks very much for commenting! Kevin

[@quynbee]

Can you explain the phraise "the fact is" for me ?

[@ForBenglish]

That means something is true.

[@eliudsrz]

Bro u r raw. I enjoy ur videos a lot. The examples u gave us, they spoke for themselves. Wow it was tremendous lesson. Thx

[@ForBenglish]

Eliud Suárez Hello! These are terms that are easy to confuse, so I'm happy that your found our video useful. Thanks for your comment! Kevin

[@eliudsrz]

My pleasure bro ✌👏

[@hamzalag2006]

What "serparate " mean.

[@ForBenglish]

Sorry, that should be "separate."

[@idrissbecheket6897]

So useful lesson, thank you so much

[@ForBenglish]

You are welcome!