Most Common ENGLISH Mistake in my classes! Emphasis with 'DO' & Contractions in Natural English

[@sergeyshirin2603]

I do emphasise the lesson is brilliant 😊

[@papateachme]

✌️🤓 cheers bud

[@menildemckenzie2029]

I love your English class

[@sarahramadan6309]

This is great

[@MiLeNkA_M_M]

Another useful one! Thanks 😊 Look forward to seeing new videos on your channel soon. I DO love watching them.

thanks for the video! - suggestion for next videos: I actually need to learn more vocabulary, i always use the same words, when telling a story 😅 but maybe there is a video like this already on the channel ? Cheers from Brazil.

[@papateachme]

I like that idea!

[@alisherurmanov2424]

Hi, can you explain usage and give examples of "puke" and "vomit" verbs. Your explanation is the best👍

[@Proidysweet]

Oh, yeah! I love these. Sometimes, I feel like I'm overusing them, though. xD

[@NS-neversaynever]

What if I want to emphasize the past tense? For example, "I did catch the ball", or should I use both verbs in the past tense, like "I did caught the ball"?

[@papateachme]

Exactly that!! “I DID catch the ball!”

[@NS-neversaynever]

@@papateachme can you clarify, please?)

[@JehovahEden]

​@@NS-neversayneverit's simple. When we make the negative sentence, we would say that, i didn't 'catch'. Right. I "didn't caught" is wrong. Same rule for the positive sentence.

[@NS-neversaynever]

@@JehovahEden I thought the same. I mean, I did think the same))

[@KarenSanderson1]

Next lesson (Fallacies).😊

[@r3d3y3dstranger]

Nice video. You probably should've mentioned "It isn't" vs "It's not" as well though.

[@hyong5532]

I do love your blue eyes

[@pallavarora7467]

India.... Indians do like this channel so much. ❤

[@utopiadweller]

Cool

[@qwiglydee]

it do be like that, tho!

[@unaby_unaby]

03:57 - Oh, gosh. Was this victim really worth it, mate? Anyway, subscribers of your channel DO appreciate your bravery, thanks and see ya tmrw 😉

[@minjmaxvlog5006]

😊💐😁

[@papateachme]

Hi there!

[@douglasmarinho3653]

What?? You do not like coriander??!! I do!!! ❤️

[@papateachme]

I DO like it but only when it’s in something like Pho

[@pierfrancescopeperoni]

How about a video on how to correctly pronounce sounds like uhm, uh, ... without sounding like a foreigner.

[@papateachme]

Interesting idea!! What would you like to see in that video?

[@pierfrancescopeperoni]

@papateachme Don't know, just off the top... While speaking I often realise I sound too Italian between words. A somewhat overlooked matter is how to get rid of inconsistent sounds.

[@pallavarora7467]

​@@pierfrancescopeperoni Italian accent is not a problem as long as you convey your message correctly. Best to focus on the grammar and pronunciation rather than Accent

[@pierfrancescopeperoni]

@@pallavarora7467 On a basis level, yes. On an advanced level, inconsistency might distract the listener.

[@andrew4809]

I unlike fish

[@mep6302]

@@andrew4809 *dislike

[@k_3i_ko]

“In the name of his cat, I do punish you!” 🌙✨🦸‍♀️👉 😭

[@vinisuichi1243]

Why're ur hands so red?

[@pallavarora7467]

Our Mother Language has completely been taken over by English... I still remember 90s era when Indian English was different from British/American English. Indians used to read/write/think in Their mother tongues but after 2000 every thing is changed..even the culture is heavily influenced. This perhaps is not good, uniqueness of the Orient is slowly getting lost.