THE vs A - Important English Grammar

[@jardabartosik2016]

You are THE best!

[@mgodp2748]

Your example is very easy to understand!

[@justinalexander8247]

The way of your teaching is awesome!!

[@easynaturalenglish]

Thanks! Glad you liked the video

[@dav952000]

great teacher. The teacher🙂

[@easynaturalenglish]

Thanks!

[@faridrahmani-im9fh]

❤

[@danielrodrigues1108]

Hello Liam, after this video, it seems easy.

[@easynaturalenglish]

Great!

[@agnieszkaaffek1774]

Hi Liam! .I listen to your podcast everyday. You are the best. I really appreciate your effort to create your video. Thank you.

[@easynaturalenglish]

Thanks for listening and watching!

[@xuanvt]

this is really helpful, thank you Liam!

[@easynaturalenglish]

Glad you think so!

[@gabriellaraffagnato1405]

Hi Liam, good explanation, thank you. I listened all episodes of your fantastic podcast and I'm waiting for the next one. The story of your cat called Spaghetti was too emotional! I love happy ending stories! I wish the best to you and your family (kisses to your new baby) :)

[@easynaturalenglish]

@@gabriellaraffagnato1405 Thanks! I'm glad that story had a happy ending! I was so worried!

[@abdikafiabdi2280]

Hi Liam you have really explained the difference between THE and A to us, I always get confuse using when and where some Modal verbs like: Can, could, will, would, shall, should, Maybe, might be, may, might and ought to,. Can you please clarify these to me. Thanks for your support.

[@easynaturalenglish]

Hi! Thanks for the suggestion. I'll make some videos about modal verbs when I get the chance.

[@rhodica6804]

Thanks for your lesson. I’d like to ask about the department. Can I say “the” HR department even if it is a first word?

[@easynaturalenglish]

Yes, because there is only one HR department in each company. So the listener understands which HR department you mean.

[@LanLan-lx7to]

Hello Liam! I’ve been listening to your podcast for 3months, It helps me a lot ! Thank you so much! As you mentioned in your podcast about kindle before, Could you please tell me the dictionaries that you download to your Kindle are free? Because I want to download some English dictionaries in my kindle too. Thanks again!

[@easynaturalenglish]

That's great! I only have Japanese dictionaries so I don't know about English ones. I think there is one already in your dictionary settings and if you Google it, I'm sure you'll find more.

[@LanLan-lx7to]

@@easynaturalenglish thank you for your replying. I will google it.