Wish and Hope - Present Situations (Part one)

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We're so glad you like them Elizabeth and it means a lot to us that you're an English teacher too. Thanks so much for the kind words.

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We're so happy to hear they're useful, Rebeca! Warm wishes to you in Mexico. :-)

[@musictrance7013]

Frankly speaking you are the best teachers ever.you ve made good use of examplzs and illustrations to present the language point hope and wish.here are my own examples.i hope your folloers grasp the notions of the two verbs and their use.i hope you ll be both great.i wish i were in your shoes teaching that grammar lesson.i also wish i were in london now or new york to practice more english.i wish i could be a butterfly so that i wouldnt need a visa to go to england

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Wow, such high praise. Thank you so much for all these kind words, Abdou. We hope your wishes come true and you make it to the UK and US very soon.

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Thanks a million teachers. You are awsome!

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Thanks so much for the kind words Carlos. :-)

[@Jtube0101Mega]

Great lesson! Thank you very much teachers! Hugs from Brazil

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Thank you! 😃

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I like you two so much, I hope I can watch your video everyday to learn English.

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That's great to hear! We have lots of videos for you to watch and hope you enjoy them. :-)

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Excellent class. We are waiting for you here. I hope you have a great trip. See you soon.

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So glad you liked it Rodrigo. Thanks for writing.

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Hi enggar. We're hoping that you mean granny in a nice way and not an insulting way. :-) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXm4pnapjtmlnac

[@ernestchan641]

Brilliant! That’s very useful! Thank you very much, Vicki & Jay.

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That's good to hear Ernest. Thanks for writing.

[@ahmedshalaby1188]

Great examples Vicki and Jay! You've made it very easy for us to learn the difference! And Jay is a talented actor indeed :)

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Oh Jay will be thrilled when her reads this. Thank you Ahmed!

[@franloa7678]

Fantastic video,great explanation and really useful examples. You're a stunning support for us as English learners . Thanks a lot . Best wishes from Spain.

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Thank you so much for the kind words Francisca. Warm wishes to you in Spain.

[@haiderps4]

You two have always been amazing Vicki and Jay and I hope you get this series of wish and hope done

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Ha! Thank you so much Haider. We only have one more video to make so I think we will. :-)

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Simple English Videos yes three videos will cover up this important subject completely Thanks again

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Good to hear from you again, Taher. Thanks for watching.

[@fsm1701]

I hope to improve my English very soon and wish Carter could play with my dog too. If only we were on Friday already to watch part 2. ;=) Big hug Vicky and Jay (...and scratches to Carter)

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Carter is appearing in part two as well Flor - in both the video and the outtakes. :-)

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That's so kind of you to say Ahmad. Thanks for watching our video.

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I like this video very much and I learn a lots from your channel.

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That's great to hear Panhasak Khim. Thanks so much for writing.

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Hi Sagar. So sorry to hear about your mother. Only two months ago. You must be feeling the loss so keenly. It will get better over time. The important thing is to think about the good times you had with your mother. Big hugs from Philadelphia.

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Great!!!

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Thanks so much Abdelkader. So glad you liked it.

[@monarou3084]

Thank you for this nice lesson. The grammar is here easy to understand and amusing with the wish about the toilets! I'm looking forward to watch the part 2! 220422 RRR

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Glad you liked it, Mona.

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Hello Sunil and a big welcome to you. Thanks for writing.

[@anilbishtanil866]

Very useful lesson. I've been using both structures (present and future with hope ) but I was not sure if I was right. Now I've understood it very clearly. Thanks a lot.

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

Hi Anil. Yes, sometimes it's really nice to get confirmation. Next week we'll look at past situations.

[@priscyllacandido7113]

hello from Brazil!!! I wish you came to Brazil 😀😀

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Hi Priscylla. This is Jay writing back to you. Vicki and I loved travelling to Brazil. We'd been to Rio, Sao Paolo, Maceio, Recife and my favorite, Marigogi. But sadly, Vicki passed away in December of 2020, so I'm afraid we won't get to visit again. Simple English Videos, however, is continuing with me, with Vicki's son Tom, and Tom's wife Yana. Both Tom and Yana are English teachers here in Spain. Be well and thanks so much for watching our videos.

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We're so glad you like them Manuel.Thank you for writing.

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I wish I were a good English student. Ha, ha, ha... Have a warm hug, and a adorable week. I had better keep them in mind.

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Ha! Good English students practice regularly, so you must be a good student Cristian! Hug and good wishes gratefully accepted. :-)

[@bumagdalena]

thanks a lot . You have a great explanation

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We're so glad it was helpful! Thanks for writing Bu. :-)

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Another Great Video and I really enjoy the way when you teaching..

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That's great to hear, Ashish.

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Thank you for the video. I hope I am better at english soon.

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Ha! Great example! Thanks Poom!

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I wish I could learn English faster, thank you so much for this video

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Keep watching English videos on KZbin and I'm sure you will Lena.

[@gracelentiara3318]

Simple English Videos I hope so! But I try my best, thank you again

[@aparecidoferreiravais321]

Hi Vicki Hi Jay thanks for this very helpful video Have a great weekend bye

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

So glad it was helpful Aparecido!

[@thiagoaugusto9262]

I'm hoping to learn the diference between hope and wish and never forget it.

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

Oh great examples Thiago! Love it!

[@Theyoutuberpolyglot]

@@SimpleEnglishVideos I don't understand the difference between I hope to go to university next year. I'm hoping to go to university next year.

[@claudioluiz11]

As always good job my dear teachers. You should come to Brazil. I hope so. See ya.

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

We hope to come one day Claudio. So glad you liked it.

[@karolpopielarz5483]

Nice video. I have suggestion for another one. I found out that a lot of names of american and english cities are hard to pronounce. Maybe Jay could explain how to pronaounce american ones and Vicky could explain how to pronounce british cities' names?

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Oh that's a great idea Karol. Thank you!

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It is a perfect vidio. Thank you

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You are most welcome, Najat. Thanks for watching.

[@aly3835]

You both are awesome! I hope I get a heart from you.

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

Hi Luca. Here's your heart. ˂3

[@NicolaSiliprandi70]

Thanks Viki and Jay. That's very useful :-) Greetings from Italy

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That's great to hear Nicola. Warm wishes from Philly to Italy!

[@khaledsabri6196]

Welcome to Egypt, amazing couple

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Ha! Thank you Khaled!

[@ericaoliveira3680]

I really hope you two come to Brazil 😉😘😘

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Thanks so much Erica! We hope so too!

[@davidasilva8649]

I wish you came to Brazil too , because i'm brazilian! , i wish i could meet you Jay and Vicki!😀😀😀 , love your chanel!

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We;;. Davo -J-S-, we love Brazil too. This is Jay writing back to you. We've been there a few times and had wonderful trips to Rio, Sao Paolo, Paraty, Maceio, Maragogi, Olinda and Recife. Vicki's been to a few more cities her own as well.

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@@SimpleEnglishVideos Oh great ,i'm so happy you have answered me 😊😊😀

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Great job! I'll see you next week. Bye!

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Thanks Julio! Until next week... :-)

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Júlio César Lima de Sousa I think so

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Hi, I live in Brazil. Come here, you will love it!!!

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Ha! We'd love to Regina!

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I'm going to practice :)

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Excellent Paul. Keep up the good work!

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so much informative!!!

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But not too much information, we hope. Thanks for writing Magic English Channel!

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I wish I could learn English faster. I hope your videos help me.

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Oh great example Gema. We certainly hope so! :-)

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Thank you! So do I!

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thanks a lot

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You're very welcome Khalid. :-)

[@yourfriend5144]

Lol, as a native I did not know about subjunctive mood. Great work:))

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Oh so glad you found it interesting. Thanks for writing Muhammad.

[@crfvelloso]

I wish you a merry Christmas (this is another use for wish) would you please explain this one? Thanks!!

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Hi Carmen. You might like this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4fCfIl7lJV9ask

[@chienvu3841]

Please help me! I've read lots of grammar English pages, inlcuding some big pages such as: Cambridge and British council. And they say that we just can use ' would' with Wish for our annoyance or dissatisfaction about something or someone, so we use Would if we want them to change their behaviors. I thought everyone'd always follow this rule, but not. When i read some more resourses or watch videos of some native English teachers, they also use Would with Wish if they want things to happen in the future( not just for annoyance). I've considered whether ' would' in 'wish' clause has only one meaning which is about annoyance and dissastisfaction or it is about both annoyance and future. Thank you in advance for your explanation. 😍😍

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

Hi Chien. Vicki here. Sorry for the slow reply. Yes, would can have a lot of different uses and meanings in English. We often use it to express our annoyance eg I wish you would stop making that noise (I don't like it when you do that and I want you to change your behaviour.) But it doesn't have to express annoyance. It could just express a desire. eg. I wish it would stop raining because then we could go to the beach. Hope this helps.

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Simple English Videos thanks for your answer. This is all the things that i had wanted to know. Hope you make more videos to help students have better understanding.

[@imrankalandar4502]

Yes you are right. I were.... I heard same where about it I was thinking ask about it But you both are great you are already explained it thank you very much I hope to meet you same time and 🌹🌹🌹🌹 It's for you by

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Ha! Thank you for the flowers, Imran. And glad we could answer that 'were' question.

[@inasosman3020]

Hi again! What is the different between these two sentences: this is a good information or this is a good piece of informant? Aren’t they the sam?

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

Hello Inas. Information is an uncountable noun, so you can't say 'a' in front of it. You'd need to say 'This is a good piece of information, or simple 'This is good information'.

[@inasosman3020]

Simple English Videos so you can’t use a i front of good? I have read that we can use a in front a word that is a compliment to something else??And that is the difference between that is a good peice of information or that is good information??

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Thank you!

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You're very welcome Hieu Vu.

[@rosanacanalli511]

Beautiful couple :) Thanks for your support - hugs from Brazil ...... by the way, we both are WELCOME here .... only say when .... :)

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Thank you Rosana. We'll certainly keep your kind offer in mind. And hugs right back to you from Philadelphia.

[@CRC866]

I liked when you mention about going to Brazil !!! Is that true or it's just an example?

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Ah we'd love to go to Brazil, Carlos. We were lucky to visit a few times and we loved the sunshine, the beaches, the music, the food and the friends we made.

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if only i could thank you :)

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Great example Dalil. :-)

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I wish you would make real life conversation video like VOA...

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I think VOA and lots of other channels already do that really well Magic English Channel.

[@nilenohlaalu]

"How I wish, how I wish you were here ..." This topic makes me sing

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Sing away Elena! Singing is a great way to practice English. :-)

[@andalrazaq2416]

Can we use would with if only to express regrets or just use would about something annoying like wish

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

Great question. When we use wish with would to talk present wishes, it's generally to complain about something, or talk about something that we want to change. However, we do use would with hope to talk about past situations. We have another video about that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZubmYNpo9WoiJY

[@andalrazaq2416]

@@SimpleEnglishVideos thank you for rapid answer but I think there is misunderstanding I meant use would with (if only) to express regrets I wish I had write it with brackets😀😀😀 it's my fault

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

No problem. I'm not sure I've understood, but let me see. If we've had a dry spell and our garden flowers are dying, I could say something like "If only it would rain" and it would mean the same thing as "I wish it would rain". Does that help?

[@andalrazaq2416]

@@SimpleEnglishVideos in this phrase (I wish it would rain)do you express regrets or annoying???

[@steffis4480]

Hello Vicki and Jay! ♥ Thanks again for this greeeeeeeeeeeat video lesson! May I ask? When I say: "I wish I were younger." --> So there is subliminal regret? But is it also ok to say: "I wish I would be younger?" --> Does this sound annoyed for a native speaker? Or can I use both expressions interchangably? Btw... Carter is super cute! Im totally in love with dogs! I wish I could adopt one, but my apartment is too small :(

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

Hi Stefanie. Yes, 'I wish I were younger' expresses regret. 'I wish I would be younger' isn't something we'd say though. We use that structure to express annoyance, so 'I wish he/she/it would (do x) If we're expressing annoyance about ourselves, it would be something like 'I wish I had gone to bed earlier last night' or 'I wish I were taller.' - and yes, both of those are regrets as well.

[@steffis4480]

Aaah! I understand! 😍 This definitely is something I have to pay attention to, when talking in English. Mix up tenses and grammar structures like this happens so fast in daily conversation 🙈 Thank you so much for your reply 😍 I've learned a lot today 😍

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I wish you were my teacher.

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Well, in a way perhaps we are Prabhakar?

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I hope it's a boy is correct.

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Carry is about holding something while you move it from one place to another. Hanging is about placing something on a hanger or hook. Perhaps you will find this video helpful. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZu1d5itdtB3p7s In a lot of situations we can use shut or close but there are some differences. We will try to make a video about it when we get time. And unwrap means the opposite of wrap - so remove wrapping paper.

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Oh we hope it will too Marymar. Get well soon!

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Jay is Jealous By the way guys, my name is José. Vicky, have you ever realised that some British, also American people use was instead of were in their speeches/conversations? I wish I was younger I wish I were younger. 5:16 Well, I left this comment before I watched that part.

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Can u plz tell me i have one sentence but i m not sure is it correct or not could u plz check it the sentence is my dress is too loose i have to get my dress tightened??

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Hi Sanaya. Great question. You could say your dress is too loose and you have to get it tightened. I think I'd be more likely to use other words here though. I might say 'My dress is too big' or 'My dress is too baggy. ' And, 'I need to get it taken in' or 'I need to get it fitted'. We have made a video about loose and loosen that you might like: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXSzhKKbm8p5aNE

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@@SimpleEnglishVideos can u plz check this sentence are correct or not1.its has been 4 year to us eating here in this restraunt,2.i dont want to eat by the hand of the person who make non-vegetarian food

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

@@sanayasethi6133 1.I'd say 'It's been 4 years since we ate in this restaurant.' Or 'We haven't eaten here for four years.' ,2.This one's hard. I think I'd say 'I don't want a vegetarian cooking my food' - though I never actually would say that, because some vegetarians are wonderful cooks. :-)

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Hi teachers, what is " seat up" ? Thank you in advance.

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I'm not sure ET ET. Can you put it in a sentences for me?

[@laxmansinghtanwar4092]

Can we use hope in negative sentences? Ex- I hope it doesn't rain.

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Hi Laxman. Yes, we can. :-)

[@loromat100]

Rachel English 😙

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Oh well spotted Tronco. Yes, it was Rachel. She lives in Philadelphia too and we're friends so she sometimes come round to help us make videos.

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Simple English Videos Awesome to hear that . Best wishes

[@inasosman3020]

Hi could you pleas explain this in British English how it works

[@inasosman3020]

I mean the one you answered, but you said how it works in America

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Can you give me a time reference Inas?

[@inasosman3020]

Simple English Videos Which phrase is correct - the class was or the class were? Is the word class a singular noun or a plural noun? This question cannot be answered with Yes or No. Use the singular if you see the class as a group of students. Use the plural if you see the class as single students.In British English the plural is used more often than in American English. in British English, they refer to groups such as family, staff, etc. In the plural form using 'are'. In American English they refer groups in the singular form using 'is'. Both are acceptable, so use the one that is most comfortable for you. I am learning British English, and get very confused by this! I hope that you can answer me! ☺️

[@inasosman3020]

Which phrase is correct - the class was or the class were? Is the word class a singular noun or a plural noun? This question cannot be answered with Yes or No. Use the singular if you see the class as a group of students. Use the plural if you see the class as single students. British English the plural is used more often than in American English. in British English, they refer to groups such as family, staff, etc. In the plural form using 'are'. In American English they refer groups in the singular form using 'is'. Both are acceptable, so use the one that is most comfortable for you. I am learning British English, and get very confused by this! I hope that you can answer me!

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

Hi Inas. 'Class' is a group noun and in British English we can say either 'the class was...' or 'the class were...' In American English, it's a little more complicated. Americans would generally say things like 'The class was on a field trip yesterday' because they'd be referring to the class as a whole unit. 'Were' would be wrong in this sentences. If they were referring to individuals in the group though it could be were. E.g. The class were called up one by one to write their names on the board. There's a little information about group nouns in this video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnjVd3RtgceYiMk

[@inasosman3020]

Simple English Videos tanks! But, is this generally? Like in general sentences, like when we say what was/were or is/are those things? Is it the same or do we still thing that is and was is for one thing. Can you explain this in these kind of sentences?? Could you make a video about this, please?

[@inasosman3020]

Could you guys make a video about ‘s and of:

[@inasosman3020]

Simple English Videos hi thanks for the answer, but could you explain this how British English works.

[@inasosman3020]

I always stop up when it comes to word like those I mean when they have are and is or other words, and we am writing sentences. I think I have a sentence but in the sentence there are 2 things I get very confused. Like here when I said there are, I say to myself “ I know the rules but here we are talking about more than one thing then I need to use is??

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

Hi Inas. Are you talking about uncountable nouns?

[@inasosman3020]

Yeah! Am not understandting the qustions i asked you guys about was and were.....

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I saw rachel... O. M. G

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

Ah yes. Rachel is a friend of ours. We both live in Philadelphia.

[@hondatsumakarin5676]

@@SimpleEnglishVideos I'm hoping to have a trip to New York for vacation

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Hi Honda. Hope you have a wonderful time. I'm sure you will.

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@@SimpleEnglishVideos thank you

[@Theyoutuberpolyglot]

Hold on a second wish+ would+ have+ the past participle. Wish+ had+ past participle. I wish you hadn't eaten the whole cake. I wish you wouldn't have eaten the whole cake. Are these two sentences corrected?

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

Hi! Great question. Yes, both sentences are correct, but the second one would be much less frequent. We're just less likely to say it.

[@nirajthakor9748]

Mam what's the difference between these 1) I wish this sky spoke 2) I wish this sky could speak 3) I wish this sky would speak 4) I wish bus stopped near by my house 5) I wish bus would stop near by my house A) I wish i didn't eat so much chocolates like this (everyday) B) I wish i wouldn't eat so much chocolates like this (everyday)

[@sanayasethi6133]

Can i say i hope people understand your msg is it right

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

Quite possibly Sanaya, but I'm not sure I understand. Is this a grammar question or a question about abbreviations?

[@tabishkhan9843]

Dr teachers i want to ask something not related to this topic but i hope you people will answer me . Question is that Is this sentence correct? @ Not any of the students is funny. And @Not any of water spill when the girl carries the bucket carefully Thanks.

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

Hello Tabish and welcome to our channel. The first sentence sounds a bit awkward. I'd probably say 'None of the students are funny'. Similarly, for the second sentence, I'd probably say 'None of the water spilt (Jay would spell it spilled because he's American). Hope this helps.

[@tabishkhan9843]

Bundle of thanks.... Of course but i just wanted .... Are grammatically these sentences correct?

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

Then the answer is no. We'd say them differently. Check my examples.

[@tabishkhan9843]

Thanks a lot.....

[@luiseduardocople2409]

Is your name Vicki ir it’s an abbreviation to Victoria?

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

Hi Canal. In formal documents my name is Victoria. In practice, the only person who has ever called me that was a very strict ballet teacher I had when I was nine. :-)

[@crayfish1975]

Ну насколько я понял, "hope" - "надеюсь", а "wish" - "хотелось бы". I wishing to understand you

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

We hope you understood and enjoyed it Crayfish.

[@mollietai8946]

I wish we could meet up. I wish you were here. I wish I wouldn’t come so late. I hope you are fine. I hope it won’t rain. I hope to hang out with you.

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Yay! Great job Mollie.

[@cutebabychannel1450]

Mollie Tai it's a very useful example

[@maanomalik3417]

i had asked something but u dint expound me...

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

What was that Maano?

[@talaqat5779]

ا روما ل

[@ranatarek5836]

Why did she say ? I hope it is a boy not I hope he is a boy ?

[@SimpleEnglishVideos]

Hi Rana. Great question! It was because the babies sex was unknown at that time. Hope this helps.