5 English grammar myths you need to stop believing RIGHT NOW

[@oskarumesh2394]

A very good video , sir. I have been reading english novels for more than ten years now ; I have stumbled across many examples like this where general rules had been broken . Unfortunately these things are not taught by teachers in schools or in private english classes because the knowledge of teachers is also very limited regarding these things . Finally students become more confused when they see these things in old english novels not knowing what is right what is wrong. Learning English is a journey. You have to do so many things to realise the real style of the language.

[@chakravartijalagani5939]

One word .. An excellent teacher..

[@amantedelmondo1787]

I got a 6th one Never assume native speakers know about grammar. Some of the most embarrassing mistakes I've heard grammar-wise come from Native English Speakers. There's a big difference between speaking a language and studying a language...

[@albiss1164]

That's so true! When watching tv I sometimes hear things that make me think something is wrong in the way it was said (I'm learning English prioritizing grammar). The worst would almost always come from Afro-Americans. They mostly speak a very bad English! =/

[@natriumguy8537]

I read in one book that you shouldn't use preposition at the end of sentences. Thank you Alex for breaking the myth.

[@laeternidad4140]

Hi, teacher. Definitely, you're great! In fact, you're the only teacher who have(?) talked about this very particular and unknown grammar subject, which is interesting and necessary when writing, especially. *And* no one else has talked about these myths before, so it makes you unique, as usual. Congratulations and thank you very much. All the best!

[@rhea3234]

One of the best teachers around 💓

[@banoitr8658]

you are the best english teacher on youtube. thank you!

[@dmitrychemankov3309]

You are perfect as awlays, Alex! Thank you!

[@danielantonioguerreroibarr6695]

Hello teacher Alex, welcome back, nice lesson, " the rules are just guidelines" , salutes from Mexico.

[@engvidAlex]

I'm glad you liked the lesson, Daniel! Thanks for checking it out. And yes, in these cases, the rules are indeed guidelines. :)

[@Ceca_new]

Great work, Alex, thank you a lot!

[@spokenenglishforbeginners7278]

Guidelines are great. Exceptions. THANKS

[@mohamedabdrhem5819]

Wow ! It's great lesson .Thank you so much. .

[@antoniovittorio4686]

Hello Alex🙂, you have just made here one a the greatest video I have ever seen about English grammar. I really like those who rightly dare to break the so-called rules that are supposed to govern a language. Thank you a lot for this unparralelled lesson 👌 Antonio

[@shangjamil6787]

Good morning Mr Alex 👋 I'm very glad to see the notification from your channel to hear your exceptional lessons. Have a wonderful day:-)

[@engvidAlex]

Same to you, Shang! Thanks for stopping by! :)

[@حسنحسين-ه6ض]

Thanks a lot for this fruitful, excellent and benefit able lesson

[@erickjaimes4116]

Hi Alex! It's been a long time. Thank you for the lesson, it was great as always. All the best! :)

[@engvidAlex]

I'm glad to be back! Thanks for checking out the lesson. :)

[@Speedy636Germany]

Very helpful lesson, thanks teacher!

[@rozovijkot]

What a lovely lesson) I've thought of it all the time

[@lydiapotter4685]

Awesome, Alex! This was super helpful.

[@VladyslavYushka]

Great video, Alex, and cool teaching style! :) Thank you!

[@mohamedIbrahim-du9nv]

Thank you from India

[@yongluo1873]

thank you teacher !

[@lucasnathanoliveira6373]

I really enjoyed this lesson. Better, this lesson enjoyed me. Thank you

[@engvidAlex]

My pleasure! Although I have to say, you can't really say "This lesson enjoyed me." :) Are you trying to use the passive voice? If so, you can say "This lesson was enjoyed by me." But it sounds much more natural just to say "I enjoyed this lesson." Anyway, thanks for checking it out!

[@jagannathjichandan4133]

You are very good teaching sir

[@engvidAlex]

Thank you!

[@khybermomand4061]

Undoubtedly, Your all lesson are powerful, excellent and useful, so it doesn’t need to thank you everything. Alex!

[@khaledalnour4663]

Thankyou so much my teacher

[@ronenr1405]

Great! Thank you 👍🏻

[@johna6436]

Hi Alex! Thanks a lot for all your lessons. They're very useful and helpful. I was wandering if you could make a lesson on weather forecast. Not just "how to talk about the weather" or "what words you should use to describe the weather". Real weather forecast I mean from the real radio that you Americans listen to in your daily life (all the expressions and words). The thing is that I still feel rather uncomfortable listening to something related to this area and I don't know exactly where to learn this kind of information. There are lots of different "textbook" expressions and words but they are kind of different from those ones the speakers use on the radio. Thank you in advance!

[@faridhaami315]

Nice to see you again, great as usual

[@donfodio2535]

Hello Alex, could you please make a lesson on compass I don't understand when people use idioms like his life went south after he quit his job. I'd be glad if you can help with it

[@sorymosory3549]

Thanks Alex

[@tawfeeqmohammed3335]

The good thing about you is that you talk at normal speed not slow like some teachers

[@engvidAlex]

Hi Tawfeeq, I try to use my natural speaking speed as much as possible, but I do slow down in many of my beginner videos.

[@tawfeeqmohammed3335]

@@engvidAlex yeah you are right.. Thanks

[@MOHSENGHASEMI-b6y]

Excellent ❤❤❤.

[@andreagiraldomdphd.8376]

Thank you. Happy Birthday Alex. A

[@engvidAlex]

Thanks, Andrea. :) Much appreciated.

[@minativishwakarma3985]

Didn't know that double negatives can be used... thought it always to be wrong..

[@menatoorus5696]

Remember Jamal. Jamal: No, it was a firm rule. Sometimes using a conjunction at the start of a sentence makes it stand out. Finding Forrester qoute

[@usmanKhan-nb9xj]

Welcome back sir Alex

[@ashrafsheikho6662]

Thanks Alex it was fabulous

[@sabahshashy5758]

Hi, thank you so much.

[@engvidAlex]

You're very welcome! Thanks for checking out the lesson, sabah.

[@rd3428]

Great video Thanks alex

[@koty5912]

You’re awesome man 😎

[@ЗояЖосу]

Thank you for the video. But the quote 'Injustice, poverty, slavery, ignorance - these may be cured by reform or revolution. But men do not live only by fighting evils' isn't from KJB, it's Isaiah Berlin's quote.

[@beequeen9228]

Thanks Alex 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@katalinmartonnenagy310]

Hi Alex, yr lesson is very interesting - as usual -, and a little bit unusual but very useful. And you sing quite well... :-))

[@sunshinealjaff8036]

Welcome back sir. And thanks a lot for this short and sweet lesson, God bless you. Keep going bro. Greetings From Iraq

[@Junior-777]

hi from brazil. thank you for your help.

[@engvidAlex]

You're very welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@jesusolivares4327]

You said a phrase from star trek universe, i noticed because i like star trek

[@antoniorodrigues1345]

Hey Alex How are you? I'd like you to correct me If I'm wrong Is that phrase correct ? ( I did everything I COULD TO help him give up smoking,but he failed to do so) in Brazilian portuguese would be( Eu fiz tudo que eu PUDE PARA ajudá-lo a deixar de fumar,mas ele não conseguiu.( Nem tentou). Thanks for the class and keep It up.

[@ali_Alsubhi]

Your good alex

[@usha1623]

Hello sir, Will you help me in learning to speak in English without any grammer mistakes.will you teach me through online.basically iam not native English speaker sir

[@siavashkhazali5842]

Double negative and split infinitive should not be used in formal writing. In the vernacular , those are all negligible.

[@alonsomiranda5194]

You´re a great teacher again Alex zS

[@andrevideosgera]

One mith part reminded me that song from System of a Down "The most loneliest day of my life".

[@pakulins86]

3:07 )))))) Thank you!

[@teacherdilo]

Nice T Alex love it!

[@engvidAlex]

Thanks!

[@teacherdilo]

@@engvidAlex me 2! it's so sad that the show has been canceled on Netflix.

[@engvidAlex]

@@teacherdilo Yeah, but I'm sure they'll find a way to resurrect it somewhere else. If not, I'm perfectly happy with the 3 seasons they were able to make. Daredevil has been my favourite superhero for a long time, and I was so happy to see that the creators of the Netflix series took the material seriously.

[@albiss1164]

Very interesting, thank you sir! This is the stuff real life is made of. :)

[@engvidAlex]

I'm glad you found it useful! :)

[@tule025]

A "good" double negative case can be: I can't leave my child nothing (when I die).

[@engvidAlex]

Good example!

[@tule025]

@@engvidAlex Thanks, sir! Similarly, an employer might tell his employees something like " We are not coming here to do nothing".

[@ahmedmuhammad2911]

👍

[@holycow666]

But these are the rules that are meant to be broken!

[@ДмитрийКолобанов]

hello from Russia)

[@natriumguy8537]

You are funny at times ☺

[@dcserranoa]

jajajajaja so funny video!!!! Awesome!!! I will show it to my partners!

[@cleusacardosodasilva8253]

Hello Alex!

[@engvidAlex]

Hi Cleusa! Thanks for checking out the lesson and for leaving a comment. :)

[@jeanercil8039]

Jesus love you somuch teacher who

[@siavashkhazali5842]

Scientific essays are replet with passive voice.

[@laurastui3228]

I am confused. He said never to end the sentences by prepositions but his examples do. Those examples are correct examples are incorrect ones?

[@Merlinainmorte]

You didn't understand the video, those are myths and he said that you actually can use them because people do it all the time

[@vsshow8566]

❤️

[@ViktorOddy]

Like for bible

[@kindguy4106]

It was a great time without covid 19

[@engvidAlex]

That world feels like it was five years ago.

[@senoka4638]

Now I want some cheese.

[@conceicaolemos1998]

😍😍😍😍😍👍

[@engvidAlex]

Thanks! I'm glad you liked the video. :)

[@SarcasticLittlePrick]

Suit and T-shirt all together, summer's hottest trend. Very Cool.

[@anee7163]

So why Alex so many philosophers and poets use "and" and "but". And also use prepositions at the and of sentences . Are they wrong?

[@tatyanam475]

Alex explains that this kind of usage is normal, grammarly correct.

[@nataliakatalitskaya5203]

Oddly enough all those mistakes make you sound native. Which I’m not by the way..

[@nawarnawar5822]

I can't not watch engvid

[@07siddharthsharma]

It's teacher of English not English teacher

[@albiss1164]

Whut?!

[@faizulla5838]

kooky effects & examples are not complete, explained only the first

[@sohaibowaisi2579]

Are you alive?

[@engvidAlex]

I totally am. Why do you ask? :)