Modals in English - MUST

[@pratshuk]

Perfect way of teaching. You MUST continue doing it.

[@5gugorsky]

James, listen. You are not only a teacher, you're really good showman, I think. Exactly this talent lets you be so natural and really helpful for us, learning English! Best regards!

[@SELVAingles]

All of your students MUST be very grateful for such an excellent explanation of "must." I, for one, am very thankful since "must" has given me quite a bit of trouble trying to explain it.

[@adityachaudhary564]

KZbin recommend me this after 10 years👏🏻😂

[@bnliew]

You teach sooo well! I MUST come back to watch you more! I'm so grateful and I MUST thank you for it.

[@mrn.7574]

do you wachting him today ?

[@engvidJames]

@SELVAingles Excellent!

[@limamil10]

Thank you James to help thousand person around the world. It's a great atitude.

[@Fanouuvi12]

You are an incredible and awesome TEACHER! so far, i had watched 5 of your videos one after the other.. I am now convinced that I should become a subscribber to your channel because I been influenced by your knowledge and style about how to learn correct english. But, wait; should I subscribe today? Sike! I will.

[@alejandrofrancovaldes2328]

It´s a great inspiration to me to discover that there are amazing teachers like you in the world. Thank you so much for loving your job and explaining the grammar so well. I MUST LEARN ENGLISH. Best regards.

[@jvbailey1709]

Excellent teaching. I like your sense of humour.

[@leoivarsdeargentina]

I hear much better sound quality, sounds like new microphone. Really good Job!!

[@HigherPlanes]

I like your style, James.

[@puratanz]

Hi James! Great videos! May I ask a question? is this the episode for "m" in your SEAM method for modals?

[@nidazafar8232]

puratanz iiii

[@diglan78]

setting playful context is useful approach for learning at all

[@emperorsgrandads]

BIG mistake in this video: "Mr E must not be happy". If we want to say we believe something isn't true we use CAN'T not MUST NOT, e.g. "Mr E can't be happy...because his wife died, etc".

[@AA_OnTheEdge]

Great vid! but I still don't know how to tell strong recommendation and necessity apart. They seem pretty close for me.

[@simaoterra8877]

James thanks for the explanation

[@mirimwa]

i must watch your video again i really enjoyed

[@JorgePapachristodoulouFilho]

Nice class ! tks

[@maiemancipe2059]

Hey James!!! Tiene una forma de explicar muy fácil para entender, gracias!!! Desde Colombia :)

[@王馨-u9j]

What's the fancy word of think about it ? Is it pontificate ?

[@dante-speak]

+Timo del Maíz I think it was "cuantificate".

[@weirungtseng8753]

王馨 You are right. The fancy word is "pontificate."🙂

[@diglan78]

quite skilful lessons! :)

[@Mrmix1231]

I am from 2020😁

[@Oneravindu]

thank you so much,, it was very helpful.. :) school teachers are suck!! you are awesome!!

[@liliyakhusainova3077]

What`s the difference between mustn`t and can`t? If we use these sentences: You can`t park here. You mustn`t park here.

[@OOStayWithMeOO]

thanks

[@Alghabiwe]

James useful videos may I ask question I never heard you said " Saudia Arabia" ;) just joking

[@mayanksinghchaudhary8303]

yo jammy❤️🤘🤘

[@hamza1517]

gooood

[@mostafabelatrache1775]

good teaching. But it's not relevent ti use an example like: "you must kill him first". Maybe in your culture this is relevant, but I think it's not good.

[@heartbyhelen9832]

not audible

[@hamza1517]

Yes Yes Yes

[@festudan]

athem

[@hassn7750]

hi

[@mitsubishi777]

MMMMMMUUUUUUSSSSSSTTTTTTTT!