NO DOUBT doesn't mean what you think: Advanced English grammar

In this video you'll learn how to use "no doubt" in English. It's a confusing expression because there can be doubt in no doubt: We explain with examples of usage and compare it to other ways to express certainly such as "without doubt" or "without a shadow of a doubt"
Intermediate and advanced English lessons with subtitles on our youtube channel. Brought to you by LetThemTalk language school in Paris.
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Thank you, Gideon! You are a gifted teacher!

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[@rafaelnavarro5583]

There's no doubt this video will help many subscribers to figure out the actual meaning of 'No doubt' since no doubt many of them (me included) have used it mistakenly. Without doubt, you've done a great job by releasing this video, Gideon. On top of that, without a shadow of a doubt, this is one of the best English KZbin channels I've ever seen. Cheers!

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I' m italian and I always learn with let them talk... very useful, thank you

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Clear ,concise and useful -thank you so very much!!

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Without a shadow of a doubt, your explanation was so clear and will be so useful. Cheers.

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Sir, you are the best professor in the entire world, without the shadow of a doubt. Thank you, again again.

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And without a shadow of doubt your videos are one of the best and helpful to learn the real english .👍🏻👍🏻

[@Takahanazawa]

I watch your videos a lot, cuz you do a good job of making me aware of distinctions in grammar and usage in my own first language; but I am frequently struck by the small idiomatic differences between British and American English. I feel like in American English, 'no doubt' covers arrange, depending on context, between 60% certain to 100% certain. I frequently use 'no doubt' to express total certainty, but on the other hand I would very rarely use without a doubt (although i would use without a shadow of a doubt)

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There is no doubt you are our excellent sir .Thanks a lot .

[@tabularasa7532]

Without a shadow of a doubt I have confused 'no doubt' with 'without a doubt'. Thank you for your clarification :)

[@LetThemTalkTV]

I'm glad you've got it now.

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You are a good teacher, without doubt

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No doubt i understood deeply this lesson which was confusing, though! How clear way of learning you have, without doubt.

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Thank you, Sir!

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[@milaim]

There is no doubt that the use of the verb "douter" is even more tricky, in French.

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That’s fantastic really

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[@LetThemTalkTV]

yes...without a shadow of a doubt. Thanks.

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Glad you like them thanks!

[@Owlandpie]

One can also say "undoubtedly" :)

[@purpleanex]

indubitably...

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Love fr Philippines

[@przemekx4182]

thank you Gideon

[@LetThemTalkTV]

You're welcome

[@FallenAngelTeam]

*Hey Gid,great tip!I didn't know that.Would you can explain ''Literally'' too?*

[@LetThemTalkTV]

"literally" is a controversial word. Even native speakers can't agree on the correct usage.

[@FallenAngelTeam]

Ok.Would you can make a video lesson about it?

[@LetThemTalkTV]

It's a good idea, let me think about it. Though I've literally got a million things to do right now (is that correct or not?...perhaps not).

[@FallenAngelTeam]

hmmm...

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Love you more every day. Good. Thinking. Helps me to clear My thinking,too. Without a shadow of a doubt. See? A smile as nice as reaching from one ear to the other...... the usual me before this incident of a crime!....

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I am Abdullah Yzas from India wanna know about the pronunciation of word sch or Schweitzer

[@svevabloomsbury7620]

In Italian we use "senza dubbio" which also means there's actually a doubt. What's more we use "senza ombra di dubbio" which also means without a shadow of a doubt. 😊

[@capuano3d]

Hiya teacher, can 'I doubt' be used with the same meaning as 'no doubt'? Cheers and great job

[@LetThemTalkTV]

It has the opposite meaning. "No doubt he'll want breakfast in the morning" means "I think he'll probably want breakfast...." "I doubt he'll want breakfast" = I think probably not....maybe because he doesn't normally eat breakfast.

[@capuano3d]

Great it's clear now, thank you so much

[@LetThemTalkTV]

You're welcome

[@edgarallanpoe1822]

There’s no doubt that most people use no doubt wrongly

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👍🏻

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🌷

[@Markaskari]

No doubt

[@Gookrak]

Can one use "verily" instead :) ?

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🗽

[@briankane6547]

NOTHING to do with this video lad. I just popped in with a thought. Have you ever done one on odd "pasts"? e. g. WHY F. F. S. isn't the past tense of Seek = seeked, or buy = buyed, with others 🤔 - "no doubt? 😊

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Without a shadow of doubt Messi is the best football player ever.

[@JC-uf8ym]

I doubt it.

[@lechugabriel4855]

I´m sorry but Crintiano Ronaldo is the best soccer player without a shadow of doubt

[@eduardoa.rebollartellez6578]

He didnt say Messi was the best, he said, he is one the best of his generation.