They're, Their, There (Confusing words in English) || Paano gumaling sa English? Umpisahan sa basic!

[@pinayenglishteacher]

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[@gin2x]

Teacher ,everyday I love you 💕💕💕💕💕💕🥰🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘😘👌👌👌💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕👍👍👍

[@glenkoreatv6791]

Ang sarap mag aral ng english pag ikaw ang magturo ma'am myra🥰😍

[@alicelabrado4263]

Mas naiintindihan ko kayo kaysa sa guro nami. Thank you for this tutorial maam🙂

[@edwinperalta3091]

Thank you so much mam for refreshing our mind with this educational infos,God bless po😇😇😇🙏🙏🙏

[@princesscfs9464]

So good to listen Po sa inyo , natututo Ako at nakakadagdag Ng kaalaman...

[@cherryanndelossantos6983]

Galing talaga Maam ..smooth lang ang pagtuturo dimo talaga agad makakalimutan .Thank you Maam ❤️

[@AE-fn5wh]

I got 10 correct answers 😊. This is very informative 😊. Thank you po.

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Well done, A E! 🙂

[@mirazolbuenavista911]

Best English teacher, thank u so much po ma'am dami kong natutunan sayo pati mga anak ko 🥰

[@carlodeocampo6025]

Very interesting topic po Lalo na sa kagaya ko not really good in English Seafarer po ako and madalas ko po yang gamitin sa reporting verbally and sa pag e.explain at parehong tunog lang naman po pag sinasabi Kaso pag pina.sulat na O by typing na? Dun na magkakatalo-talo🤣🤣🤣

[@rkdollison5487]

Thank you sa mga KZbin english tutorial mo. Napanood kita sa fb kaya dumiretso ako dito. 😅 Hate ko talaga ang english subject nung nag aaral ako kaya mali mali din mga Grammar ko. Ngayon mas naiintindihan ko na. 😅

[@juliannezipagan4838]

Sobrang helpful po netooooo

[@omarcabilla6466]

Thank you I learned a lot from you God bles you..

[@marfrias2312]

Good afternoon Po. Beautiful Lady English teacher

[@katmabalhin488]

Thanks for the wonderful video. Such a big help. 😘❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@nassermantawil30]

Idol talaga kita maam😘😘😘😊

[@jonalynnavila9137]

Good morning teacher😊😊😊 God bless.

[@mindelacruz4078]

Thank you Ma'am!

[@importante-mahalaga]

Hi teacher lagi po aq nakikinig sa inyo thank u po

[@daviddennis3027]

Thank you teacher 😊

[@isabelitaranada7951]

Watching from Philippines

[@Lherms]

Very interesting 👍👍👍

[@katborahae]

A refresher to me

[@joedimaunahan4525]

You're so beautiful teacher Myra!!😀😍💖😍😀

[@sernielyn5249]

Thank you ma'am.

[@jeprivlog]

So helpful po ng mga tinuturo nio po.. i even followed your tiktok po..

[@noraimahacmad8985]

madaling maintindihan.

[@merabanday3766]

ang galing mo mag paliwag

[@pacienciamabalhin9240]

Thanks again ma'am

[@LuckYsa11]

Omgeee Perfect ko. Thank you ma'am 💚💚💚 new subscriber💚

[@futurepoliceman9515]

Thank you so much for helping us to learn english.

[@larrynarvaez1146]

Let’s learn English together.

[@ralphbea7992]

Yey!! perpect po ako 🤭😅😊

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Good job, Ralph! 😊

[@piaabrigo3820]

Very good iho. But your perpect is misspelled. It should be PERFECT..

[@andrewebanez1597]

I am perfect for the quiz

[@vigarhumbly7261]

Got perfect answers!😂

[@christinerosas]

Everyday ako nanunuod ng videos mo Ms. Lyn hehehe parang uptraining lang natin everyday

[@larrynarvaez1146]

Every day (adverb); everyday (adjectjve). For examples, I eat rice every day (adverb). Rice is part of my everyday (adjective) meal.

[@piaabrigo3820]

This is like a refresher course to me. I had fun with this video and I got a perfect score. I hope you'll have a video re my previous query, on what really is correct: taken care of or taken cared of. I always thought it's taken cared of because taken is in past participle form but I often hear other people say taken care of. Can you enlighten me on this Teacher Myra. Thanks in advance..

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Thank you, Pia! It's TAKEN CARE OF. We only change the form of the first word in that phrase. TOOK CARE OF (past) TAKEN CARE OF (past participle). 🙂

[@larrynarvaez1146]

Take care (of), took care of, taken care of.

[@jefreyp.canete2672]

Thank you ma’am😊💙new subscriber po 😇

[@emmanuelcastillo1781]

Yes!

[@mariabamba9443]

Interesting

[@JoSimpleWorks]

I should learn english language because everyday at the barbershop we have foreigner clients .

[@ced1894]

I got 10/10 this time hehe

[@carmenyusingco8067]

Hi po good morning.godbless.

[@jiemarbulacan4976]

Nahihirapan parin ako..haha...5/10 parin ako...laki nang tulong saakin to na mahina mag english

[@gladyscalibara159]

thank.u

[@vinzgl4666]

There are kids in the living room and they're playing with their gadgets. Pagkakaalam ko "there" in Tagalog is "mayroon" if it refers to the "existence of something or someone". It refers naman sa "doon" if it is gesturing or pointing a place. "There" is also used to comfort someone. "They're" is the short form of "they are". Sa Tagalog, "sila" While "their" refers to "belonging to or associated with the people". In Tagalog, "kanila".

[@larrynarvaez1146]

“They’re” is a contraction for “they are” or “they were”.

[@reneabion]

Ang galing nag subscribe na po ako. Tama ba sentence ko Maam

[@reynaldosrsimbulan4585]

Myra your so gourgeous.

[@larrynarvaez1146]

Myra, you’re so gorgeous. Your (possessive adjective= mo, iyong); you’re= you are, you were, the same way as they’re=they are, they were (where the apostrophes are used to take the place of the letter “a”.

[@milaazz558]

Ma'am Myra may link ka po ng Combridge Dictionary?

[@pinayenglishteacher]

Hi, Camila! Search mo lang sa Google yung name ng dictionary. 🙂

[@mariphils4483]

Hello po...pwede po ba video about ung difference ng worth it vs worthy vs worthwhile...maraming salamat po

[@introvertimelancholii]

SA TAGALOG: They’re : SILA THEIR: KANILA THERe: Doon, Yun Oh, Hayun Oh.

[@larrynarvaez1146]

They’re: Sila ay (present or past tense).

[@romecaldeza7926]

ang this naman at these pls

[@josephyumul8057]

May isa akong mali!😆 buti na lang hindi ito right minus wrong!😆😆😆

[@rodulfogaputan3737]

Ang "they're" ay sa they are lang ba? di ba pwede sa they were Miss Myra?

[@edzsalminao8698]

Common sense na yan

[@yugzed2233]

Pwedi din sir as long as aware ka na ginamit mo siya as Past tense or ang ang tinutukoy mo ay tapos na. For example, They,re so happy yesterday.

[@casianobostre8186]

Can you please differentiate between present and presents?

[@MsAicon08]

Thank u mam...bkit po d maishare s messenger

[@Genesis08-gt]

Alin poba ang tama (I already have) (I already had ) Sana po may maka sagot

[@larrynarvaez1146]

Pareho namang tama depende sa gamit sa sentence. For examples: I already have a job and I’m not looking for anorher one. I already have eaten my lunch and I’m full. I already had a job as a janitor before somebody offered me a job as a gardener. I already had eaten my lunch when my friends came to visit me.

[@jonjap8363]

A lot of people doesn’t know how to use these words.

[@larrynarvaez1146]

A lot of people DON’T know .........