WOW, you've just clarified a very important and common word in English in 2 minutes with your husband and probably at home. I love this SIMPLICITY AND SPONTANEOUSNESS. on behalf of all English learners around the globe I say THANK YOU MA'AM.
I was wondering about this after watching a few youtube videos with English people. Glad to know it's just a weird cultural thing and not something I missed in school lol. I have never heard "a is different to b" in the U.S.
Jay: It's a different temperature than how it was out yesterday. It's 9º. Vicky grabs her light sweater, goes outside, shocked how cold it is, realizes Jay said it's different "from" yesterday and it's cold
Thank you jay and vicki Can you explain the differences between "will" and "would" in next lessons, I guess it's so important and in general the usages of would in english
Yes! I'm American, and it annoys me when people say "different than". It drives me nuts to hear "different to"! I do NOT like to hear grammar experts claim that those latter two are correct.
Thanks for the video! Brazilians: Lancei aula nova do Inglês em 1 min. Para quem se interessar, são vídeos usando música, memes, cenas, explicando algo de inglês. Quando uma aula bate a meta, lanço a próxima. Aproveitem as playlists organizadas por tópicos também. Abraço!
Mam plz make video on otherwise by using in the end of sentences. I know one use of it like, John attend your classes otherwise you will fail. But don't know how to use it in the end of sentences and its meaning too. Plz clarify
Ha! We also discovered that if we turn them upside down they can become bushy eyebrows, Ra'ed. Maybe we'll find a use for a bushy eyebrow video one day. :-)
We often make verbs into nouns by adding -ing. For example: What's he doing? He's swimming. (Swimming is a verb there) Swimming is a great sport. (Swimming is a noun there) But not all verbs can be made into nouns in this way. Does that help?
Fun, aren't they. We discovered we can turn them upside down and they become eyebrows. We just need to think of a video where we need thick eyebrows. :-)
moperson1, this is Jay writing back to you. That was my first impression as well. But I'm used to it now when I hear British English speakers use the phrase.
WOW, you've just clarified a very important and common word in English in 2 minutes with your husband and probably at home.
I love this SIMPLICITY AND SPONTANEOUSNESS.
on behalf of all English learners around the globe I say THANK YOU MA'AM.
So glad you like it Sam. And yes, we generally make the videos at home. We have put a green screen up in our living room.
I was wondering about this after watching a few youtube videos with English people. Glad to know it's just a weird cultural thing and not something I missed in school lol. I have never heard "a is different to b" in the U.S.
Those difference were an endless source of fun for us. Thanks for watching
Thank you! Good short video more better for memory.
So glad you liked it Lana. Thanks for writing.
You always hit the spot! Thanks
So glad it worked for you, Heba.
This video was too short but, it was very useful as usually. Thank you guys, have a fantastic weekend! #Brazil
Hi E-JO. We'll have a longer one next week.
Lovely video! Educative, short, funny... Perfect!
So glad you like it Matamoros.
Thank you so much. This video helped me tremendously.
So glad it was helpful Luz.
Thank you for your efforts. Congratulations on 50,000 subscribers. Next year we'll congregate you on one million.
Ha! A million might take a little longer, but thank you very, very much Aimanno. We were delighted.
Hi Vicki! Hi Jay! Very good! I liked this lesson a lot. Bye!
It was short but, hopefully, sweet.
As always good job. Happy New Year. See you around.
Hi there, Claudio. Happy New Year to you too!
Hello ! Vicki! & Jay! i'm korean subscriber : ) and i rellay appreciate your vid
Hello InSeong! Great to meet you and welcome to our channel. So glad you like our videos and thanks for writing.
When I need to relax I watch your videos.
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If you ever come to Philly, you must look us up Daniele.
Maybe one day, who never knows...
I love your videos. I'm your fan #1!
Thanks so much Kevin!
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Jay: It's a different temperature than how it was out yesterday. It's 9º.
Vicky grabs her light sweater, goes outside, shocked how cold it is, realizes Jay said it's different "from" yesterday and it's cold
Oooh thank you so much ❤❤❤
You're very welcome Jomaan.
Thank you jay and vicki
Can you explain the differences between "will" and "would" in next lessons, I guess it's so important and in general the usages of would in english
That's a great question Haider. I was thinking we should do something on conditionals this year and this could fit in with that.
Oh happy to hear that thank you
No dislikes more on this video. I'm shocked and impressed tho..
Give it time... :-)
Great video
Thanks Wallacy!
‘Different [from]’ also has grammatical and style reasoning behind it-into which “feels” don’t enter.
We appreciate your observation on this, Carlatteniese2. - Jay
Yes! I'm American, and it annoys me when people say "different than". It drives me nuts to hear "different to"! I do NOT like to hear grammar experts claim that those latter two are correct.
Thanks for the video! Brazilians: Lancei aula nova do Inglês em 1 min. Para quem se interessar, são vídeos usando música, memes, cenas, explicando algo de inglês. Quando uma aula bate a meta, lanço a próxima. Aproveitem as playlists organizadas por tópicos também. Abraço!
Good luck with those video Kelly!!!
@@SimpleEnglishVideos thanks for your videos, my students and I love them! You two are just sweet.
thanks
You're very welcome Ebrahim.
Mam plz make video on otherwise by using in the end of sentences.
I know one use of it like,
John attend your classes otherwise you will fail.
But don't know how to use it in the end of sentences and its meaning too.
Plz clarify
Hi Mamoon. It would be less common, but you could also say that sentence this way: Attend your classes John. You'll fail otherwise.
What should I choose in an exam if it has different from and different than. We follow British English
I'd go with from GRace. You can't go wrong with that.
Wow
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American accent is different from British accent. (AE&BE)
Chinese food is different to Japanese food. (BE)
IELTS is different than TOEFL. (AE)
Great job, Mollie.
You both seem to be turning into a funny Mexican couple with those hilarious mustaches. 😂😂😂
Ha! We also discovered that if we turn them upside down they can become bushy eyebrows, Ra'ed. Maybe we'll find a use for a bushy eyebrow video one day. :-)
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Hhhhh, I can't wait to see another video like that. 😂😂😂
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Thank you!
You two look funny with the mustaches
They suit us, don't they. :-) Thanks John.
why some words with ing are names and some another are without ing are names ?
We often make verbs into nouns by adding -ing. For example: What's he doing? He's swimming. (Swimming is a verb there) Swimming is a great sport. (Swimming is a noun there) But not all verbs can be made into nouns in this way. Does that help?
haha It's very interesting.
Thanks Nick. :-)
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Ha! We love the first responders, Atila! :-)
You're welcome !...
Nice moustaches!
Fun, aren't they. We discovered we can turn them upside down and they become eyebrows. We just need to think of a video where we need thick eyebrows. :-)
That's hilarious! Can't wait to see you both with those 'eyemoustaches'
Different _of_ isn't possible?
Hi iHax YT. Yes 'of' isn't possible.
OK, thanks. It's just that in Portuguese, we use the word _de_ , which translates to _of_ . I've been saying it wrong all along. 😂
It’s so odd to hear different to--
moperson1, this is Jay writing back to you. That was my first impression as well. But I'm used to it now when I hear British English speakers use the phrase.
Isn't it important to explain that "different than" technically doesn't make sense?
In my opinion, yes, that is important.
"Different to", as well