Inside English Making Tense Make Sense

[@contemporarychemists]

Very helpful channel Keep going

[@EngLanguageClub]

Thanks. I am working on it.

[@noraimahacmad8985]

you are excellent teacher.

[@EngLanguageClub]

Thank you! 😃

[@anttianttila6639]

Thank you for english lessons good uncle

[@EngLanguageClub]

You are welcome! But why do you call me uncle?

[@anttianttila6639]

@@EngLanguageClub I apologize. In my land everyone who is older is called uncle

[@jackdarby2168]

Uncle haha good one

[@anttianttila6639]

@@jackdarby2168 What's wrong?

[@jackdarby2168]

@@anttianttila6639 say "good sir", "mate", "brother", "friend" and such. Uncle is not used. And most people like to be young or atleast look young and you are not encouraging their delusion by saying "uncle", or are you? I mean what's wrong with me calling, "bravo granama" or "well done grandma"( or just "boomer"). For English you should listen to all the available music in English. It's easier to remember music. The next easiest way is to listening to something artistic in general. If you're religious then the translation of a religious text will be able help understand another language, as such books are translated into many languages. It is thus: Listening Recognising Thinking Sounding Learning the letters Learning the vowels Learning the consonats Learning the diphthongs ( very important otherwise you will sound like a foreigner) Learning words Learning sentences Then perfecting everything

[@Roumpou]

in greece even teachers make mistakes in the tenses me too i make mistakes even though i studied in England linguistics still i maje mistakes i hope i will be more professional with your lessons

[@EngLanguageClub]

Thanks Elisavet.R I am glad you found it helpful. Why don't you subscribe so you don't miss future videos? 😀