Introduction to Adverbs || Definition, formations & comparisons || Lesson 64

[@mahdjoubqassim1979]

Lovely as always. Thank you for every minute you have spent to make this video possible.

[@EnlivenEnglish]

Mahdjoub, it's the love and affection of students like you which encourage me to make such videos. Keep learning, keep growing. Best wishes. 👍👍👍👍

[@Learnenglishwithmaran]

thanks a lot for your great videos sir. by the way i had a question about the phrase 'At first' can we use 'At first' with present simple like at first i want you to know that i will support you, secondly i will defend you ....

[@EnlivenEnglish]

I am glad you found the video useful. Now the answer to your question: Phrase ‘at first’ simply means ‘at the beginning’ or ‘initially’. We use ‘at first’ when we are talking about what happens in the early stages of an event or experience, or just after something else has happened. There is no rule restricting its use with present simple or any other tense. Your sentences are correct. Use the phrase freely. Hope your doubt is cleared. Keep learning, keep growing. Best wishes. 👍👍👍👍

[@Learnenglishwithmaran]

@@EnlivenEnglish thank you for your clear explanation sir