Is anyone there? All of Mike's videos are.amazing and useful. You can watch any one of them, and I guarantee you will learn something. Do you have some birds? No, I don't have any birds. Can anyone hear me? Thanks a lot, Mike.😊😊
Thank you teacher mike for helping me a knowledge about English its is difficult for me how to talk how to read but to watching your videos i learn more thank you so much
Thanks Mike for such a quick response so let's say that whenever we offer something we should assume the person will say yes. :) I know that that's the subtle diferrence between: need some help OR need any help for ex. but i'd never thought of using ANY when makiong an offer or when I say: Can i have some cookies? (rather than : any..cause we assume that the other person will accept the request..) anyway I'm an English teacher and that's what we teach in our classes following the content of updated books..we use the StartUp series and in level 1 in the unit where they explain the difference between some and any in questions they say that they are generally used interchabeably with the exception of when we make an offer or request. Thank you again.I'v watched your video about the difference between in school/in the street and at school/on the street and I learned something new: I'd always thought that in school or in the street was wrong. Thanks again!
"Can I...?" is not an offer.😉 In that case,"any" means "one or more", and "some" means "two or more". Howeve, asking for cookies, "any" is unusual. It would be either "a cookie" (asking for one) or "some cookies" asking for (more than one).
Wow, your lessons are so damn useful, I mean very useful and it's quite suitable for English learners as well. And your method of teaching helps a lot to make it much easier for us to understand. Considering that you speak clearly and gently. I must say we can't thank you enough. ❤🙂
Happy teacher's day my dear great teacher Mike. 👋👋🙌🙌🙏🙏💓💓In India today we are celebrating teacher's day. That's why my heartful wishes to my teacher Mike 👋👋
Does she have any siblings? She doesn't have any money. I will visit you any day. My bird can attack any person he doesn't know. Chompi loves playing with any phone charger that he finds in my house. Please, take any one that you like. He doesn't trust anyone. I can read any book in English. Any topic you teach us is interesting and helpful. Thanks a lot, Mike.😊😊
Your are best teacher I speak English little bit but now I'm in Canada so that why I need speak English I do try speaking but when I speak English I am Soo nurbus
Do you have some money to lend me? Oh, I don't have any money. Do you have any ideas for the new project? Nothing comes to mind. I don't have any ideas.😅 I'm starving now. I can eat any food. These words are really confusing. Thanks to you, I can use these words better. 😀😀 Thanks a lot, Mike.
Hi! I've been watching your videos for a few weeks now and I find them very informative! Just one thing: I've learned than in questions some/any are usually used interchangeably with a little difference in meaning..like ..need some help? (You expect a "yes" answer") OR Need any help? yes..but my confusion arises 'cause I've learned tha when making an offer or a request you should always use some: Can I have some coffe? OR Would you like some coffee? Now I'm a little bit confused when you say you can use SOME or ANY when making an offer.
Hi and thanks! It sounds like you understand the situation correctly. The difference is basically that we are more likely to use SOME when we think the answer is yes and ANY when it's a real question/we don't know. So you don't have to use SOME when making an offer, but if you think they're going to accept your offer, SOME is the more natural choice.
What dress will you choose? Any one is fine. Any one of them could win the prize. An accident like that could happen to anyone. Anyone interested in improving their English skills should follow Mike's page. You can make anyone laugh. Does anyone have any questions about this topic? Thanks a lot, our super teacher.😊😊
Is anyone there?
All of Mike's videos are.amazing and useful. You can watch any one of them, and I guarantee you will learn something.
Do you have some birds?
No, I don't have any birds.
Can anyone hear me?
Thanks a lot, Mike.😊😊
Thank you teacher Mike. I learned something from you.
Thank you for sharing Teacher
thank you so much teacher Mike
Where were you man? When I came across you on RUclips I got so happy like someone who has found a very precious treasure. Thanks so much
Hey! Thanks! I've been teaching since 2012 and making videos since 2018 or 2019. Glad you found me!
Thank you so much. Anyone can have any help watching this video if they have any confusion. Really helpful lesson. Great job 👌.
I always enjoy watching your videos, just because they are very useful.
Thank you so much, anyway.
Thank you teacher mike for helping me a knowledge about English its is difficult for me how to talk how to read but to watching your videos i learn more thank you so much
You're very welcome! I'm happy to be able to help you!
Good morning and thank you so much teacher Mike. Have a great day teacher Mike 💓
Thank you! You too!
Thank you teacher💐
Really helpful lesson . Thank u teacher Mike .
Thanks Mike for such a quick response so let's say that whenever we offer something we should assume the person will say yes. :) I know that that's the subtle diferrence between: need some help OR need any help for ex. but i'd never thought of using ANY when makiong an offer or when I say: Can i have some cookies? (rather than : any..cause we assume that the other person will accept the request..) anyway I'm an English teacher and that's what we teach in our classes following the content of updated books..we use the StartUp series and in level 1 in the unit where they explain the difference between some and any in questions they say that they are generally used interchabeably with the exception of when we make an offer or request. Thank you again.I'v watched your video about the difference between in school/in the street and at school/on the street and I learned something new: I'd always thought that in school or in the street was wrong. Thanks again!
"Can I...?" is not an offer.😉
In that case,"any" means "one or more", and "some" means "two or more".
Howeve, asking for cookies, "any" is unusual.
It would be either "a cookie" (asking for one) or "some cookies" asking for (more than one).
Wow, your lessons are so damn useful, I mean very useful and it's quite suitable for English learners as well. And your method of teaching helps a lot to make it much easier for us to understand. Considering that you speak clearly and gently. I must say we can't thank you enough. ❤🙂
Thank you Mr Mike for your efforts that you do for ours. Best regards from Algeria.
Thank you very much dear sir 💕
that's very amazing, you speak very clearly! Please keep it up.
Happy teacher's day my dear great teacher Mike. 👋👋🙌🙌🙏🙏💓💓In India today we are celebrating teacher's day. That's why my heartful wishes to my teacher Mike 👋👋
Thank you so much!
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Does she have any siblings?
She doesn't have any money.
I will visit you any day.
My bird can attack any person he doesn't know.
Chompi loves playing with any phone charger that he finds in my house.
Please, take any one that you like.
He doesn't trust anyone.
I can read any book in English.
Any topic you teach us is interesting and helpful.
Thanks a lot, Mike.😊😊
❤
Good morning teacher Mike.
Hi!
Hi Mike
talking about movie. which one is correct?
1. Have you seen any things good lately?
2. Have you seen anything good lately?
2nd
Excellent teacher,,can you please explain set the bar high /low with sentences explanation
Thanks for this video ❤
Thank u very much, i'm learning a lot with your videos! 🙂🙂
Do you have a grammar book or any pronunciation course done by you? I really like your accent!
Sorry! All I have are free videos and an ebook about how to practice speaking by yourself (available on Amazon).
Thanks so much for this ❣️❣️❣️
Thank you 🙏
Thank you very much 🥰
Your are best teacher I speak English little bit but now I'm in Canada so that why I need speak English I do try speaking but when I speak English I am Soo nurbus
nervous😀
Do you have some money to lend me?
Oh, I don't have any money.
Do you have any ideas for the new project?
Nothing comes to mind. I don't have any ideas.😅
I'm starving now. I can eat any food.
These words are really confusing. Thanks to you, I can use these words better. 😀😀 Thanks a lot, Mike.
Hi! I've been watching your videos for a few weeks now and I find them very informative! Just one thing: I've learned than in questions some/any are usually used interchangeably with a little difference in meaning..like ..need some help? (You expect a "yes" answer") OR Need any help? yes..but my confusion arises 'cause I've learned tha when making an offer or a request you should always use some: Can I have some coffe? OR Would you like some coffee? Now I'm a little bit confused when you say you can use SOME or ANY when making an offer.
Hi and thanks! It sounds like you understand the situation correctly. The difference is basically that we are more likely to use SOME when we think the answer is yes and ANY when it's a real question/we don't know. So you don't have to use SOME when making an offer, but if you think they're going to accept your offer, SOME is the more natural choice.
Thank you, good lesson, please we need lesson about would and gerunds
I'll see myself out, I'll let myself out, show yourself out, what does that mean!
I can find the door and leave. I don't need you to walk me to the door.
@@TeacherMikeEnglish thanks👍
Nice teacher
Thanks teacher
You're welcome!
Any way ,Mr Mike thank
Hi Mike
do you have any pencils? Can I borrow one?
do you have some pencils? Can I borrow one?
Which one is correct?
Which one is more natural?
Probably "any".
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What dress will you choose?
Any one is fine.
Any one of them could win the prize.
An accident like that could happen to anyone.
Anyone interested in improving their English skills should follow Mike's page.
You can make anyone laugh.
Does anyone have any questions about this topic?
Thanks a lot, our super teacher.😊😊
1. Is there any milk left in the fridge?
2. Can I have any of these cookies?
Is it egs? Or egz?
Egz
He doesn't trust anyone.
Very well explained
Do you have some kids?a funny question.😅 Thanks.
Sometimes english has the same way to ask something or if want to answer any questions which one should i use?😂
I don't understand what your question is.😅
@@TeacherMikeEnglish oh my god😂
Any question?😊
Can I have a cookie or some cookies is a request not an offer..i'm sorry..I made a mistake.
Sir do you have any contract number
No. This is just a channel, not a business.