Grammar: 'Mistakes' native English speakers make - BBC English Masterclass

[@bbclearningenglish]

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[@crydiamond8704]

You could also say "I've done it." And it's still correct because the apostrophe and "ve" also means "have"

[@dovahkiingirl]

I think this video does a great job of demonstrating that native speakers of English make grammatical mistakes all the time. However, this video shows a prescriptive approach to language, whereas language teachers should be taking a descriptive approach. Language changes over time, and the native speakers as well as second language speakers influence those changes.

[@NhatNguyen-js7nq]

Dan is very cute and humorous. Thank you for the lovely short lesson, Sir.

[@vienpham202]

" remember that no one, but no one is perfect… except me!" :) interesting man

[@bbclearningenglish]

Hi Vien Pham. Yes, he is a very interesting man... and he is perfect too! 😇

[@avpenuelas9671]

BBC Learning English Haha... is it you again, Dan? Lol He is really smart and hilarious. Also had help me to improve my English a lot. Love to have him as a friend Thanks BBC

[@mathieupirsoul9602]

I teach English as a foreign language and those videos are a blessing for someone like me, especially because I teach adults. But I'd like to ask: Could you please add the level someone needs in order to fully understand your videos? Something like "elementary", "Pre-intermediate", "intermediate", "advanced", etc. Thanks a lot and keep up the good work :-)

[@bbclearningenglish]

Thanks for your comments - it is a good suggestion and something we will try to do. For now, this video series is part of our 'Towards Advanced' learners course.

[@angelsjoker8190]

Ahhhhh "to fully understand" is incorrect according to the video (I'd have said the same though :) )

[@saidfarid6382]

Hello professor Thank you so much for your your help and advice

[@mariesol49]

You are so friendly and positive, I watch you on 6 minutes English news review too.... Thank you BBC !!

[@Godblessme85]

Top notch teachings!!

[@hoangkimviet8545]

The words I learnt from this video: - Verbs: Observe, interact, worship - Adjective: Verbal, verbose, articulate

[@lucianaalbuquerque6221]

I agree that you are perfect, Dan! And so funny! Thanks for the class! ❤

[@tayouchkerrami1622]

i recommand to use the subtitles when you teach is very important to improve english listening skills

[@anonimo0486]

more of this please!

[@gayathriedirisinghe6831]

Could you please explain the difference between " I am done " and " I have done"

[@linh3081]

Hey Dan. I love your voice. You should be a KZbinr and make a lot of long videos to talk about everything

[@elainesilva1966]

you´re great Dan!

[@SaraSara-tp7kf]

I understand when you explain something thank you 💐💐

[@oyamamakoto6862]

Thank you!

[@amrmohamed5555]

What is the best English English dictionary and the best newspaper can I read regularly

[@burakucarsoy7261]

What about "I need quickly to stop..." ?

[@treyhavoc3422]

Great video !!

[@english_xx]

Thanks alot

[@sirisakjan-ai756]

i love you bbclearning English.

[@hassan6216]

hi, this channel is terrific. -a fan from Manila 👋

[@MyCottageGarden_Natalie]

Perfect

[@heliofurusawa6761]

Great!!!

[@tgchan]

Thank you.

[@kwmthagwrabasumatary313]

Good

[@worawit6320]

I like your action.

[@KS-ti8ji]

No one is perfect expect you, Dan!

[@bitwpredictor942]

You are awesome!

[@MariaFrancaSerrau]

Split infinitive! now, who's going to tell Captain Kirk that "to boldly go where no man has gone before" isn't correct? On a more serious note: I love these lessons! They're super useful and funny, too!

[@JayJayTheDachshundDog]

At 0:19 I could't stop laughing :D

[@gj6751]

What the meaning of Worship them in all their glory.

[@mariamkinen8036]

I made their mistakes, too. In Britain Being a persistent listener, at first. Then some time later I quit doing that. Can you follow an example of a person /take after their mistakes? Idiomatically. I think you can.

[@juancarlosmorenobuitrago7337]

Fortunately I could watch this lesson by KZbin, because the main page doesn't work. I've tried to open the page for hours but it is impossible.

[@bbclearningenglish]

It seems to be working ok for us but I'm glad you can see it on You Tube. www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/towards-advanced/unit-11/session-1

[@mohammedlukas4506]

testing ielts : omg there are a lot of rules that we have to face it. after Ielts : ey yo mandem. come here. you said what before?

[@SaraSara-tp7kf]

could you write down here your page on facebook in order to follow your lesson...

[@bbclearningenglish]

We're here: facebook.com/bbclearningenglish.multimedia

[@mameliasousa4572]

Hi perfect man! you're interesting!

[@ThuyThanh-us3cu]

No one is perfect, except me! :))

[@MohamedHassan-ue4rr]

Do not say you are perfect bro .It feels funny heh!

[@0_sand971]

I'm a native speaker and I make mistakes all the time :-: some of them are embarrassing

[@yoonmull]

Anybody here watch this video just because Dan is in the thumbnail? He’s so attractive. I can’t even🤣

[@RexYounglaptopsspare]

I like you,teach me English

[@0sughi]

I like dan

[@ВиталийСлонов-ч4ъ]

There's nothing wrong with splitting the infinitive. English has moved on.