give up

[@Mano-z8g]

what is the difference between that and which grammatically? when should we use that and which?

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

When used to introduce a nonrestrictive clause (one that provides extra information that is not necessary to the understanding of a sentence, "which" is generally chosen over that; however, there are a lot of very specific situations that you need to think about when it comes to choosing words that introduce a clause: which, that, who, whom. I'll eventually address this on my new website.

[@Salah_-_Uddin]

I won't give up learning English.

[@enriquevasquez9600]

We appreciate your constant help to make grammar look quite easy 😊.

[@nurettinylmaz9156]

I will give an example from myself regarding this idiom. I have been trying to learn English for about 4, 5 years. Sometimes I wanted to quit, but then I think again and considering the effort I have made, I will not given up to learn until I learn English. thanks. Thanks for the lesson🙏

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

I will not give up on learning English.

[@nurettinylmaz9156]

@@Learnamericanenglishonline oh sorry, You are right Thanks 🙏👍 By the way I had sent you a message to your email. Can you read for a while?

[@marcelainejacques5532]

Thank you so much

[@LazyTram911]

Hello, teacher Paul.
Thank you for your work, as always.
I'd like like to ask about one thing.
I also encountered the expression:
"Cut down on ..."
He smokes too much.
He needs to cut down on cigarettes.
In this case:
quit, give up, cut down - have the same meaning, don't they?

[@bayramakyuz2400]

Thank you, Teacher.

[@mahindasiriwardena7404]

Hello! I enjoy your lessons very much. I learnt a lot from them. Please discuss the 'cleft sentence ' one day. Please tell us its use. Thanks!

[@ouchdararith6116]

Thank you teacher so much.

[@socalvibe4500]

Thanks a million Sir❤

[@rezajafarimarandi8120]

Hi sir , ennomerous thanks for your charming and informative channel, sir is it possible for your excellency elaborate the differences between "canvas " and " canvass are l please ? Thanks beforehand for your consideration 🌹🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@hilalahmad7286]

Awesome ❤❤

[@daniellechavardes]

Thank you so much ❤

[@LiliLibra]

Thanks a lot

[@sumaiyaislam-bg9by]

Thank you sir am from Bangladesh

[@augusto321]

6:40 "she'S hasn't" ?? ;) A little mistake

[@elenachudakova2234]

You're so observant :)

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

Yeah, that's a mistake. Whoops.

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

I blurred it. Thanks for drawing that to my attention!

[@elenachudakova2234]

@@Learnamericanenglishonline oh, you've already corrected it. Blurred - a new word. Thank you, Paul. 🤗

[@juanktaboada3190]

Thanks a lot

[@nsaqi]

Thank you so much