Stop Saying "SOMETIMES" In English Language!

[@u_nitify]

I’ll just keep it simple with often , usually , sometimes

[@Ginni_Wolfskin]

Yeah me to

[@imfindingyouzar]

Same

[@Ok-cd1zd]

Same

[@notsobestie2487]

I'm joining you

[@МаритаИванова-п1и]

Same

[@lunacelesteanderson]

as a native english speaker this video made me realize how little i use the word “occasionally” in day to day speech

[@muzammalkhan3274]

I guess you can say you use the word only occasionally

[@jazmin2795]

Hahaha

[@big_handle]

Everyone here is native

[@Fritz_Haarmann]

@@big_handle well not anymore

[@big_handle]

@@Fritz_Haarmann so ur not? Sad

[@SpellCzechGaming]

Stop saying "complicated" Instead say "He made it entirely more complex and convoluted to convey the intended message than it could have been if it was delivered in the alternative and more efficient manner"

[@الحمدلله-ت7ف9ب]

Hhhhhhh

[@indonesianknickknacks4182]

If we can make simple words, what for we use difficult words ? the important is people understand for what we say.. ☺️

[@robot-145]

Exactly

[@ccyyhh3892]

story of my essays

[@big_handle]

@@الحمدلله-ت7ف9ب ????

[@bambang889]

I like using the short ones. More practical

[@roldanrosario8292]

This seems more British. I’m with you. The shorter ones are more straight forward. In a fast pace city you rarely hear people speaking like this the entire time.

[@WildMarioBros_Offcial]

POV: how to sound like you don’t fully know English

[@TOP-YT-UNIVERSE]

Pov: how to complicate your life

[@rhebucks_zh]

does using basic vocabulary make me sound like a mentally disabled person

[@moises3745]

Hahahahaha

[@alvinj656]

True

[@juliennetitus3254]

The new title to this vid.

[@Aestheticxt]

Correct

[@rkmpjm.05]

Excellent teaching sir. 👌👌👌👌👌

[@otabekovanafosat8182]

Hii Maddy . I love ur videos. Your teaching methods are really unusual as well as hilarious 😊😁 Thanks a bunch😄 Hello from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿

[@POCEnglish]

Hi! Glad you liked it 😍

[@mariadelgado1989]

Me encanta tus classes eso es lo siempre siempre he buscado es lo mejor 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🐶

[@aminakmali]

You are great Mahdi... باعث افتخار مایی ❤️

[@walkie_slush]

I use "once in a blue moon" "not all the time" and " "when I can" 😃

[@ayeayesoe7477]

I like your teaching way.Excellent.

[@moussalee9156]

Thank you merci beaucoup énormément vraiment génial

[@MrMikkyn]

It’s a good way to fill up space for people who don’t like awkward silence.

[@floraricemamul9979]

Thanks best teacher❤❤❤❤❤

[@jaleelyusop5642]

Hi maddy , you're very good teacher.

[@ennediend2865]

Excellent 👍 thank you !

[@johnnyv-coins4553]

I agree with my english teacher 💯/10 % ❤️and 🙏to you teacher.

[@VivusVici]

You are right i Will tell this things sometimes thanks

[@monicachen1940]

I like your teaching with facial expression!

[@targashsensei7900]

I like when people just deliver information to me and not trying to show off how many words they know.

[@Zeyno289]

Hello , I'm from turkey and I love your channel, good luck 👌

[@yosef-yosef9414]

*YOU'RE ENGLISH LESSONS REALLY HELP ME, NOT JUST ME BUT EVERY NON NATIVE ENGLISH SPEAKERS* MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@Toilet356]

“stop saying often usually sometimes” “We hang out in our apartment every so often”

[@Nilab7637]

"every so often" not just "often"

[@GHØSTED.voices]

I’ve spoke English since I could talk like a human.. im not getting rid of darling often, sometimes, or usually. It’s a lot easier to get out. Also, I feel like no one will say “from time to time” unless you’re trying to sound more formal in a way. Most of us who speak English are too lazy to say those long things

[@ardhrammm]

I am a Malayali i speak Malayalam but when i watched your first video i liked it i tooked your acct and i watched all videos now i am speaking a great english

[@Rextilius]

It is not often one makes a video like this, unless if it is, but usually I do not see these kinds of videos but they’ll pop up every so often. Sometimes it will make sense and sometimes it won’t, usually it doesn’t, this video is one of them.

[@Ahmadwli]

I am into your lectures

[@roma05113]

Thank you 🥰🥰🥰

[@aparicioarguinarena4483]

A good new vocabulary to add in my mind

[@sahramaxamedcabdi7298]

Wan ku salamay macalin waxan rab in aan ku soo biro barshada luqada isoo jawabHello teacher, I want to learn the language

[@harko8942]

This is actually useful For 2000 word essays

[@thaophuong3199]

You help me a lot💚💚💚💚

[@lionelpaz2682]

why? "every so OFTEN"

[@mcwithshift]

yeah english has a few very weird phrases that people use every so often

[@corneliusbig2880]

Him: Stop using OFTEN instead.. Still Him: "we hang out in my appartment every so Often" Me : 🤯🤯 Edit: never reach the moon before, 😁 thanks for the 498 supports guys.

[@synatic8663]

Lol ikr *Mind blown*

[@god8371]

That’s actually a good observation, deserves a like

[@John-wy1nj]

Ikr lol

[@Kasihcara99]

Lol

[@itzmestary]

I preferred it often usually sometime

[@jananurjanah6534]

Thanks.. 👍

[@eudaimoniachannel3350]

Thanks a ton ,Maddy .It is very helpful and really easy to memorize .

[@Drogon7102]

I dont think this is great advice. Using those other words are normal and if you the phrases it can seems forced and awkward.

[@eudaimoniachannel3350]

@@Drogon7102 Yes, you're right ,these may be awkward in friendly conversation but there is no wrong knowing those words. If you are taking an exam or writing a formal letter , these phrases will support your knowledge.

[@Master_Conner]

I am a native speaker and I literally use the simpler words mentioned.

[@diycrafts.99]

Useful videos thanks

[@POCEnglish]

Glad you liked it

[@thecrabmaestro564]

Every so often doesn't mean usually. It's more synonymous with occasionally

[@khodis2002]

As for non-native, it makes no sense. I just don't understand logic of it.

[@thecrabmaestro564]

@@khodis2002 I understand, english is stupidly complex. Usually comes from the root "usual" which means something that happens regularly, and every so often is also from a similar root of "often" which means something that happens semi regularly. Every so often is a less regular version of often due to the "every so" infront of it.

[@khodis2002]

@@thecrabmaestro564 oh, now that's understandable. Well explained tho, thanks. Didn't think that "so" has such a deep meaning

[@thecrabmaestro564]

@@khodis2002 No problem, I'm glad I could help even if it's just a little bit, I'm sure there are better explanations out there though.

[@otabekovanafosat8182]

I hang up with my friends every once in a while especially at the weekend 😄

[@POCEnglish]

Excellent

[@朱佑阡]

Hang out? Hang up?

[@otabekovanafosat8182]

@@朱佑阡oops 🤦‍♀️😆 sorry you're right . It's hang out

[@mini_moviez4677]

Great! Only thing is u would say on the weekend

[@otabekovanafosat8182]

@@mini_moviez4677 yeah thanks😄

[@big_handle]

This is just like going deeper and making things more complex

[@myaish1960]

Thx, mr❤

[@yummylinhnguyen7312]

It's useful for me. Thanks

[@kuvyogdab2430]

It’s probably better to keep it shorter. A bit too wordy, and it’s more efficient to use them.

[@FathimaAyesha-w1e]

Thanks bro😊

[@sahajoohamzajamali1448]

I will keep watching Ur videos from time to time 😉😂

[@ther3gularguy720]

" From time to time , All I think about is you Late nights in the middle of June Heat waves been faking me out Can't make you happier now."

[@mirabahamondi6819]

I wach your video from time to time.

[@KakMia8]

I just listen to my heart what to use in my sentence😁 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@Ubercentraltf2]

Native English speaker here. It doesn’t really matter.

[@amrisharai5359]

Amazing lesson👍🙏

[@gracepaul8028]

Great I wish to learn from you in offline

[@nvraoo]

Quite impressive

[@tasiasakuntala9496]

Thank you❤❤🙏

[@dolibegum7544]

Excellent

[@AfomiyaGashuMulu]

Impressive ❤❤❤

[@mithridatesi9981]

Thanks

[@sadia6035]

Such a good lesson

[@smartsrikar26]

Can we use these in a formal conversation?

[@catenary_curve]

This is pretty complexly complicated. I every so often observe these videos of yours and most of them complexes my existence

[@FunnyAsian00]

looks like the relationship ain't going well lol

[@janetwu2506]

Haha

[@tamado2148]

Often in life there's usually no need to over complicate sometimes its just good to keep it simple

[@onlineenglishclass5300]

Great 👍 👌

[@pallavi6228]

I'm first today!🙂 Hi Maddy sir! How are you?🙂❤ Thank you for this lesson! I loved it! Lots of love from India!🇮🇳🙂❤🙏🤗

[@POCEnglish]

Hi Pallavi! I'm fine, thanks!

[@pallavi6228]

@@POCEnglish Maddy sir, I'm so glad to hear that; sir, I didn't think that you would reply me!😲 Thank you sir!🙂 ❤ by Pallavi!

[@otabekovanafosat8182]

You're lucky 🤩

[@JagtarSingh-nk7qm]

Hello! Maddy Sir ❣️😊

[@POCEnglish]

Hey there!

[@taezokim2423]

Do you know it You are very very clever teacher 😩🤧👍👍👍👍

[@arinachernyaeva9185]

We can also use ‘frequently’

[@saniween]

During exam days me and my friends hang out in the park every so often.

[@youcefyounese4705]

My god bless you

[@ZhaikLordwill]

Often, usually and sometimes are called adverbs of frequency it tells how pften the action is done

[@kanee1021]

To converse is to make it simpler and easier for them to understand. I'm not writing for english literature every time i opened my mouth.

[@kavitakashyap2296]

Thank you so much sir 😊😊

[@TotallyTails]

Often, I like to usually use simple words like sometimes so express that what I just said, or what I'm going to say in the future, to have a bigger audience because younger kids will have no clue on what I'm talking about.

[@cbmook]

Is it just me or did he miss giving an alternative for “often”? He said stop using often, usually, sometimes and then demonstrated alternatives for usually, sometimes, and occasionally.

[@ciuwandy9238]

He often forgets to put the last part into his script

[@ishamps4080]

perhaps he learned the meaning of the word 'often' as 'sometimes'.

[@brahim7808]

Useful videos thanks ❤

[@CfataaxYaxye]

thankis ticher

[@primvinrosario9767]

Appreciated

[@primvinrosario9767]

Will use it to my European work colleagues. Bwahahaha.

[@TeddyB3ARGaming]

I’ll think about it, and maybe I’ll use it sometimes. I usually just rather use “sometimes” and “maybe.”

[@briandarga5443]

Informative

[@eilauk8812]

i guess it'll rather help me a lot in essay because sometimes teacher would prefer with a high classic expressions haha

[@marikitliwayway6703]

Occasionally means just that you just see each other on occasions like birthdays, anniversaries but it is misused heavily

[@AmanSingh-xb5bn]

This was awesome and new to me ...keep going..

[@austinlang6946]

Often, usually and sometimes are perfectly fine in English. There are a lot of situations where they sound more appropriate.

[@KuzConGaming]

Often, usually, and sometimes make a lot more sense. Second three could all be the same thing

[@verarejanepereira56]

Sim,(often, usually e sometimes) são bem mais fáceis de serem usados, mas em um livro, todas as possibilidades de se dizer a mesma coisa podem ser encontradas e então é bom poder saber e não ter dificuldade de entender. Muito obrigada por seu ensinamento! Muito bom! 😊

[@indonesianknickknacks4182]

I am the beginner, often is easy ☺️

[@youreverypicture3877]

These are good - but sometimes; lovely word; very apopros🙏🇬🇧 (I'm learning Japanese, & speak 3 languages - but have no idea why they keep showing me all this English stuff🙈💜)

[@kavyashroff448]

👍👍 awesome

[@ماجدالجميلي-م1م]

From time to time Every once in a while Every so often Every now and then

[@ChahtaAnumpa]

Have you ever stopped to ask yourself why? Me neither.. I’ll just keep using the same vernacular I’ve always used to communicate very small conversations with people who only asked me one set of questions. But cheers regardless I suppose.

[@theveryracistbear]

This is great for my 500 word essay

[@stylishbus9675]

Him:"says dont use usually sometimes often" Also him: we hang out in our apertment usually

[@xeyekef720]

Thank you

[@KalebK1]

All of these terms are totally acceptable and extremely common. The least common is probably “from time to time”

[@helvinmenezes3960]

I use these quite frequently

[@justanotherfangirl2150]

School hasn't taught me this much english in years as this man has in days-

[@m.-9615]

"Why waste time say lot word when few word do trick." - a wise man

[@Nga-1984]

To let others know they're high educated.

[@ahmadnaji2268]

I love how i was born speaking perfect English and I still don't skip his videos becuase they are funny

[@W.L.F331]

I learned the phrase (from time to time) cause of you and it was extremely useful for me Thank a million🤍✨

[@lilrandom_gamer4490]

I use here and there…