Most native speakers are not teachers, that is why when they work in a language school without having pedagogical education, their students neither understand them nor evolve. Some things should be explained by a person who understands your mentality, at least when you are a beginner. This is surely more applicable for adults.
One mistake that's quite common is using an adjective instead of an adverb. Eg. He runs quicker, intead of He runs more quickly. A great video, as always
I definitely love your videos! You have no idea how hard it is to convince my students those things aren't right! Being a non-native speaker can be so hard at times! 😩
You are a great professional. Thank you very much for all these free classes. I never thought there could be such a thing as "would of" or "could of", this is very important to know because a non speaking person could easily assume as correct those mistakes just because they are done by native speakers. thank you very much again, your style and concept are the best, you are a toal star my friend!
There's a good website where English teachers from English speaking countries post useful videos on grammar, vocabulary, proNUNciation etc, and in one of the videos the teacher (from Canada) says that MOST native speakers will say "eK se chra" (this is instead of phonetic symbols) meaning "et cetera", and of course "et cetera" is correct blah blah blah... but both are acceptable.... argh!...Being an English teacher myself I cannot understand how someone who claims to be a teacher can say such things to their students! greetings from Russia))) I love your channel btw, thanks for the great videos!
My English teacher always tries to sound ultra British although she is German... And she always says "would of/could of/should of" I always thought that sounded weird :D
@Aliya Zuheer that's true. I've paid closer attention now and could notice the difference. I always knew people used to write these contractions incorrectly, but I had not paid attention to the pronunciation, in fact it's weird. Thanks a bunch. Best regards!
I'm really amazed to see that you use V3 for past participle. Once I thought such symbols (V1,V2, V3...etc.) are only used by speakers of English as a second language.
I really love your comments because when I'm listening to native speakers I usually hear those weird 'pr'naunciation'' and in English classes, we are expected to say things 'right'. Communication is as important as grammar but ... Good video. LOVE, LIVE, LEARN n LAUGH
I have heard "Haich" so many times, i knew i was right it's "Aich". I will share this to shut them out ! Thanks a million for this video. It's really so useful. And by the way, your blue shirt looks awesome on you. Good choice!
Learn English with Papa Teach Me Yeah, i adore blue and especially that shade of blue. It fits perfectly on you. If your pants were beige it would be a perfect outfit!
Hi Aly :) Billion thanks to you for your awesome videos. The mistake I have noticed is that some native speakers say R in the end of the words with "ea". Like IdeaR. Lucy from English with Lucy confirmed this mistake. I started to watch you and English with Lucy at the same time and I am glad that you collaborate to make so many useful videos.
I am "Britisher" than British people, oh yes I am!! (check my level of confidence btw hahah) thank you dear Teacher! also guys don't forget that you have the right to make mistakes and to be wrong sometimes, or even not having the perfect british accent (Aly's accent basically) oh I mean Lucy's :p , you have the right to speak English with your personal touch/your own way but try to speak the best way possible! try to do your BEST! make sure what you say is understandable, try to improve your accent, but don't blame your original accent because it is BEAUTIFUL
I never understood why natives would write "would of/should of/could of". It shows a total ignorance of their own language. It doesn't even make sense. I just can't imagine myself replacing a verb with a preposition in my own language.
I love this channel! Could you please make a video about the differences between hope and wish? And could you just illustrate about the tenses that should go with them? Thank you!
haha I wish I hadn't known any of these mistakes! Alas!, I know a bunch of people who make them. Funny thing though, before interacting with any native English speakers I had never made any of these mistakes. After years and years of English internet though, I confess I got you're/your, too/to and "me and him" instead of "he and I" wrong a few times even though I knew perfectly well it's incorrect lol You native English speakers dumbed me down!!! :D
+Andrey Paes haha yes thank you for pointing that out! I normally never would have said that but I wrote "years of", moved on, then decided to change it to "years and years of" and I must've forgotten about one of the "of"s ;)
You're so absolutely right, I've seen loads and loads of people writing and speaking using would've +P.P for the first sentence when it should be Had+P.P, and I knew that was wrong, but now I'm wondering if other things I've seen are also wrong like, "Had I known" instead of "If I had known", that's correct right?. These structures I know they're correct but still they baffle me: "Never have I ever seen" , instead of "I've never seen" , why do they state something asking it? Or like "Not only was he nominated but he won" , instead of, "Not only he was nominated but he won" or he wasn't only nominated...why reversing the structure like a question if you're affirming something and not questioning it? That really baffles me, 🤔. Also the "would of", I've seen it written lots of times and they also tend to use the second past with would've, like I've heard people say, I would've or could've forgot instead of forgotten.
Hello Ali, I just love you and your lessons, you are so funny ! You make me laugh and feel eager to watch your new videos! I am a new English teacher and have studied English long ago, but not for teaching. So I really work hard on my own knowledge of english and your videos do really help me. Thank you Ali !!
'You know what to do... Hard.' :-) No, I won't punch anybody. I can hardly do it. Besides, I'm not surrounded by too many natives to thin them out, if I can say so. But yes, I will go on studying. Hard. :-) Thanks a lot for your lessons and for your sense of humour!
thank you, Aly, it is interesting to hear about native speaker's mistakes, in Russian there's also a billion of this kind of mistakes and they are so annoying(((
Dear Aly, thank you very much for your awesome channel. I just love watching you videos - they're not only hilarious but also very useful. Regarding the mistakes that natives make, is it a mistake when 'there's' is used instead of 'there are", for example: There's many people here. (Shouldn't it be "there are many people here"?)
I am from turkey and I learn english .you are better than my teacher. Thank you 💛
+yusuf alharib thanks! 🤘😁
of course he is better than your teacher coz he is a native speaker
yusuf alharib - I hope your teacher doesn't see this comment. 😅
😄 I hope too
Most native speakers are not teachers, that is why when they work in a language school without having pedagogical education, their students neither understand them nor evolve. Some things should be explained by a person who understands your mentality, at least when you are a beginner. This is surely more applicable for adults.
I'm a native English speaker from America. Your lesson was wicked awesome!
Cheers Kendra ❤️
One mistake that's quite common is using an adjective instead of an adverb. Eg. He runs quicker, intead of He runs more quickly. A great video, as always
I simply adore you! You’re best of the best. Thank you for all of your lessons!
I don't know why some people unliked this video. All your videos are absolutely amazing. Thank you Sooooooooooo much!!!!!!
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Excellent video. You are so enthusiastic and explain things in such an easy way! Thanks!
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Today I learned: "punch in the face!!!" 😁😁😁
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I have LEARNT (!!). I supposed I am this kind of a friend 😂 and everybody loves me 💪
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Your facial expressions are amazing! Thanks for your fun and helpful videos!
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+Danokion this channel loves you too
Definitely the coolest english teacher on earth.
I definitely love your videos! You have no idea how hard it is to convince my students those things aren't right! Being a non-native speaker can be so hard at times! 😩
I think 'textses' is a word Gollum would most certainly approve of.
+Ed dy lol
You are a great professional. Thank you very much for all these free classes. I never thought there could be such a thing as "would of" or "could of", this is very important to know because a non speaking person could easily assume as correct those mistakes just because they are done by native speakers.
thank you very much again, your style and concept are the best, you are a toal star my friend!
I'm planning to move to England at the beginning of next year and your channel is helping me an awful lot. Thank you so much, this is pure gold!!!
Oh man, it is the best English lesson I've ever seen. It's really fun, and, most importantly, not stupid. Thank you)
I really love this teacher. best ever
Thank you so much for (or by?) the class!!
You are the best teacher ever
There's a good website where English teachers from English speaking countries post useful videos on grammar, vocabulary, proNUNciation etc, and in one of the videos the teacher (from Canada) says that MOST native speakers will say "eK se chra" (this is instead of phonetic symbols) meaning "et cetera", and of course "et cetera" is correct blah blah blah... but both are acceptable.... argh!...Being an English teacher myself I cannot understand how someone who claims to be a teacher can say such things to their students! greetings from Russia))) I love your channel btw, thanks for the great videos!
+Helen Torres thanks!
Your teachings are very helpful
Thank you so much! You help me to improve my English! Without your lessons I couldn't have a C1 pronunciation!
You’re the best and the most funny English teacher!
Love your classes , thank you..... God bless.
In my opinion you are the best teacher in the RUclips😘
You're so kind
My English teacher always tries to sound ultra British although she is German... And she always says "would of/could of/should of" I always thought that sounded weird :D
+Smol Slytherin you know what you need to do 👊😁
The pronunciation is the same, she should not write this way, but while speaking it's exactly the same, there's no difference.
@Aliya Zuheer that's true. I've paid closer attention now and could notice the difference. I always knew people used to write these contractions incorrectly, but I had not paid attention to the pronunciation, in fact it's weird. Thanks a bunch. Best regards!
You are the best teacher ever ❣❣❣❣❣
hi from Turkey, i really enjoy joining your English lessons, English has never been this much fun thanks ever so much 💫🖐
very useful for me,thank you!
I'm from Morocco and I love your style of teaching❤😂
love your way on teaching.
Thank you Aly!
thank you for these wonderful lessons
You are the best Papa English!
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Its fun watching your videos.
thank you. you are a great teacher
Nice lesson. Your lessons are so good.
superb.. you explaine it clearly.
I'm really amazed to see that you use V3 for past participle. Once I thought such symbols (V1,V2, V3...etc.) are only used by speakers of English as a second language.
Thank you for your efforts.
I really love your comments because when I'm listening to native speakers I usually hear those weird 'pr'naunciation'' and in English classes, we are expected to say things 'right'. Communication is as important as grammar but ... Good video. LOVE, LIVE, LEARN n LAUGH
U r a gorgeous teacher...Greetings from Turkey😊😊
I like your lessons. Thank you!
i can't get the words i describe yourself you just mindful and helpful guy.
thank you ever so much.
I have heard "Haich" so many times, i knew i was right it's "Aich". I will share this to shut them out ! Thanks a million for this video. It's really so useful. And by the way, your blue shirt looks awesome on you. Good choice!
+Dr/ Hebatallah ADAM thanks ! You like the blue?
Learn English with Papa Teach Me Yeah, i adore blue and especially that shade of blue. It fits perfectly on you. If your pants were beige it would be a perfect outfit!
Dr/ Hebatallah ADAM are you a doctor ?
I've never heard an American say "haich", think only Brits say that.
Hi Aly :) Billion thanks to you for your awesome videos. The mistake I have noticed is that some native speakers say R in the end of the words with "ea". Like IdeaR. Lucy from English with Lucy confirmed this mistake. I started to watch you and English with Lucy at the same time and I am glad that you collaborate to make so many useful videos.
I am "Britisher" than British people, oh yes I am!! (check my level of confidence btw hahah) thank you dear Teacher! also guys don't forget that you have the right to make mistakes and to be wrong sometimes, or even not having the perfect british accent (Aly's accent basically) oh I mean Lucy's :p , you have the right to speak English with your personal touch/your own way but try to speak the best way possible! try to do your BEST! make sure what you say is understandable, try to improve your accent, but don't blame your original accent because it is BEAUTIFUL
I bet it must be very nice to hear! ^^
Chris News this guy.
No, you're not, you're Arab or some shit
Syko 6 hahaha 💚💚💚
Syko 6 beautiful human being, I am Pakistani 💚😊
Thank you PAPA ❤️
I hear this all the time: "I ain't got no time"
thanks for the lesson
Good as always.👍👍👍👍
you are a great teacher
You're such a good teacher of English. And you're making funny videos. You're just the best RUclipsr. 🙂
I never understood why natives would write "would of/should of/could of". It shows a total ignorance of their own language. It doesn't even make sense. I just can't imagine myself replacing a verb with a preposition in my own language.
+Rayhunter right?!
it's because "could of" sounds a lot like "could've"
punch them in the face
I always get a meltdown when I read this in comments and I'm not a native speaker either.
How about 'meself' ... meself youself....I have watched some british televi shows and the actor said like that.
I love England a lot..plzz Make a video of differences of Us and British English grammar
+Afif Islam I have a plan for this one!
Honourable mentions:
MP's, MEP's - instead of MPs, MEPs
1950's, 50's - instead of 1950s, '50s
Yeah! The idiot's apostrophe (as we call it in Germany) definitely deserves a mention! 😂
Franchement ta façon d'expliquer est juste magnifique 🤩🤩bon continuation
une algérienne passėe par là
You're my favourite English teacher😍
I love this channel! Could you please make a video about the differences between hope and wish? And could you just illustrate about the tenses that should go with them? Thank you!
I love English in anyway with grammatical mistake or without
Thanks Papa
haha I wish I hadn't known any of these mistakes! Alas!, I know a bunch of people who make them. Funny thing though, before interacting with any native English speakers I had never made any of these mistakes. After years and years of English internet though, I confess I got you're/your, too/to and "me and him" instead of "he and I" wrong a few times even though I knew perfectly well it's incorrect lol You native English speakers dumbed me down!!! :D
afater years and years of* :)
+Rozamunduszek it happens! It's a brainfart
+Andrey Paes haha yes thank you for pointing that out! I normally never would have said that but I wrote "years of", moved on, then decided to change it to "years and years of" and I must've forgotten about one of the "of"s ;)
Andrey Paes after
I luv the Way you explain the things😁
Excellent class as usual, thanks, Papa English!
Thank you so much for another fun lesson, Papa!You are the best💕
I love your videos. I am learning a lot with you!!!! Thanks a lot!!!
Very good , thanks
amazing vid. can't quite grasp how you make it so easy and so much fun learning important language skills while watching your videos.
+Lukas T thanks for watching Lukas! 😁😁
I'm having fun and I'm learning with your videos, grettings from Mexico!
*greetings amigo:)
It is actually very annoying that native speakers put others down while simultaneously being ill equipped in good grammar, thanks Aly!
+Daniel St.Clair totally agreed!
Learn English with Papa Teach Me thanks for all the lessons btw, it's good to learn better diction than can be mustered by casual conversation 😁
Very interesting, Thank you !
Diffrent teaching style... 👍👍 thanks sir... Am from india..
Thank you
You're so absolutely right, I've seen loads and loads of people writing and speaking using would've +P.P for the first sentence when it should be Had+P.P, and I knew that was wrong, but now I'm wondering if other things I've seen are also wrong like, "Had I known" instead of "If I had known", that's correct right?.
These structures I know they're correct but still they baffle me: "Never have I ever seen" , instead of "I've never seen" , why do they state something asking it? Or like "Not only was he nominated but he won" , instead of, "Not only he was nominated but he won" or he wasn't only nominated...why reversing the structure like a question if you're affirming something and not questioning it? That really baffles me, 🤔.
Also the "would of", I've seen it written lots of times and they also tend to use the second past with would've, like I've heard people say, I would've or could've forgot instead of forgotten.
Really I like your attitude to reach the information..I wish that I write my comment without mistake
Papa English, you're the best 🤗
Hello Ali, I just love you and your lessons, you are so funny ! You make me laugh and feel eager to watch your new videos! I am a new English teacher and have studied English long ago, but not for teaching. So I really work hard on my own knowledge of english and your videos do really help me. Thank you Ali !!
Of English (sorry)
OMG! I watch a couple of videos and it's just mind blowing! You got new subscribers m8
+SadiraRakaS thanks dude! 🤘🤓❤️
Catchy examples😊 really papa i adore you
'You know what to do... Hard.' :-)
No, I won't punch anybody. I can hardly do it. Besides, I'm not surrounded by too many natives to thin them out, if I can say so.
But yes, I will go on studying. Hard. :-)
Thanks a lot for your lessons and for your sense of humour!
Your way of teaching is simply outstanding. Go on like this!! Hope you'll reach 500.000 subscribers, in a short time. Have I made some mistakes?
Thanks
Lovely, thanks a lot!!!
Thank you 🙏🏻
thank you, Aly, it is interesting to hear about native speaker's mistakes, in Russian there's also a billion of this kind of mistakes and they are so annoying(((
You made me feel better....I often felt bad when I made several mistakes while I was speaking in English....I sensed that only natives were perfect 😁
I love you and the way you teach ♥️♥️
Cheers for making this amusingly blinding vdo, papa!
I adore your way of teaching!
One day, I fancy meet you to have a cuppa tea! 😊❤
Cheers, mate!
Thankz Teacher Greetins from dominican republic
I love this guy!!!! ✌🏻😃
Good teacher
I own a Cambridge C2 in English and this is STILL so damn useful
It so......amazing and..... intresting lesson....
Dear Aly, thank you very much for your awesome channel. I just love watching you videos - they're not only hilarious but also very useful. Regarding the mistakes that natives make, is it a mistake when 'there's' is used instead of 'there are", for example: There's many people here. (Shouldn't it be "there are many people here"?)
I loved this episode big time!!!
Always love your videos papa!!! Warm hug from student from Indonesia.. ❤️
Bravo!
Yeah as always. awesome!
Affect and effect!
I love papa’s intro!! It’s lit 😂