Common mistakes: when not to use 'to', infinitive, adverbs of location, prepositions

The particle 'to' in English is quite peculiar, and you need to know when to use it and when to skip it. This video is going to help you avoid making mistakes connected with this little word. At the end of the class there is an exercise, so make sure to do it! ;)
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Mam please make one vedio on use of infinitive with to

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Thanks for the video. I often hear people say "go to abroad". Of course, it's incorrect..

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[@mvijay453]

Thank you very much madam, and I really enjoyed your teaching and it helped me a lot.. I have one doubt where I often get confused is " when not to use the word "FOR".

[@AntoniaRomaker]

You are very welcome! ;) And why would you want to use it all the time?

[@mvijay453]

There are some situations where it is necessary to use it ,but i am not sure where not to use it..

[@AnwarNillufary]

Nice work, though at 5:45 I noticed something which I hope you don't mind if I share it with you. Because regardless of its positive or negative impact, it appears to be a principal by which people can always learn from each-other, right? So here is the comment ''We say go upstairs when we want to reach the second story'' looks like the word ''story'' is misplaced there as the term story is normally being used to mention something else. It's better to replace the word ''story'' with the word ''floor'' to express said phrase above. And by the way I did press the button :-)

[@AntoniaRomaker]

It is storey ;)

[@AnwarNillufary]

Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online Oh! Okay. Well, you are the teacher here, however, despite the fact that I do not know whether you are agreeing or not, but I guess due to its pronunciation, it's more common to use ''floor'' instead. Just saying! :-)

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Please can you explain this sentence to me ( we are going to be taking it to press soon) thank you.

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[@apurbabauri3878]

Could the following sentence be used instead,
"A tape recorder is useful to improve your speaking skills"?

[@AntoniaRomaker]

You can, take a look here -- www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/useful

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I enjoyed the video. You are a very good teacher, but I don't know why did you used "at" in the sentence "She is good at singing" I mean some people say "She is good singing"
Thanks in advance.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

Do they say 'she's good singing'? haven't heard it
'to be good at something' is used a lot ;)

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Thanks Antonia. you're right!, and sorry It was my mistake.

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It's very hard to read the sentence in the board. please use nice pen.

[@AntoniaRomaker]

I will try to find a better one. p.s. try choosing the best quality of the video

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Subs disappear at 2:35! :-O

[@AntoniaRomaker]

I know! I need to find time to finish them! Sorry! :(

[@ARybak-DGarrettFanHungary]

It's okay, dear. I just thought, it is a YT-error or something... :-)
You know, I need subs to practice understanding speaking, even if your nice pronunciaiton helps me a lot.

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