Hi Mr. James, how are u? My name is Henrique, I'm from Brazil I've been studying by myself since 2 years ago and after can understand a native people from english language talking I won't change your channel for nothing, even explaining in portuguese, because you teach me very well. It's a pleasure for me staying been studying with your classes even without to know you in person. I really desire all sucess for you!
Great video man! I’m a native English speaker who has found my passion for teaching English through helping my language partners improve their Speaking skills. This inspired me to start creating content of my own to help as many people as possible. Keep up the good job 👍
I was all ears throughout the lesson and pull out all the stops to watch the lesson. Awesome way of teaching Love from India 🇮🇳 Brand new Porsche 2018 😍😍😍
Hi James! You are the best teacher in my life! I keep going to learn English everyday because of you! Thanks a lot. In addition I always like your cool fashion! Can't wait to see what's next hahahaha From Japan💓
Great lesson James, thanks a lot. I`d like to put forward a topic for next coming videos, I would like to suggest if you can make a video explaining the correct use of the indefinite pronouns and why does the rule of the third person singular is applied to them. That would come in handy for me and many others, I would appreciate a lot getting this knowledge from you because you are a great teacher :D This is a topic that I`ve been grappling with for ages and I think many others like me struggle with it.
Hey James, nice singing voice! Hi from the UK. We have the same expressions over here, although 'all shook up' would sound a little strange coming from a Brit. I had always associated it with the Elvis song. The other phrases we use all the time.
Hi James! You always come up with Interesting and fun video lessons. Thanks a lot , its really helping me in speaking more naturally and fluently. I was just wondering , can i use these idioms in formal situations such formal meetings or writing essays ?
Hi James, Ash from Philippines I love so much your lesson today I do learned about this. All though I not usually use idioms a lot All IN YOUR HEAD (imaginary) this sounds like common expression that I always heard to my client when their think unnecessary will happen which I really enjoyed haha SALAMAT-thank you :)
Thank u sir .. as you know English is a second language for Indians too. Your videos really helped me a lot to improvise my speech during a conversation. I'm just starting learning English . Thanks a lot 🙏🙏
"Tomorrow, I have a tough exam at mathematics. I want to pull out all the stops to get a good grade. I may even pull an all nighter if necessary. For all I know, mathematics can be mastered if you give your all and practice smartly. However, in the process of my exam preparation, I was bothered by the noise of a party that was held in the neighborhood. I went out to ask the organizer to lower the sound of the music. I knocked at their door, someone opened : - Hello, can I help you? - Hello. I have a request please. - I am really busy tonight. If you come back later, I'll be all yours. - Don't worry, I am not asking for a big deal. - Sure, I'm all ears then. - Can you please lower the sound of the music? I have an exam tomorrow. - Of course, I will do. - Thank you. The party was a free-for-all. It was very crowded and chaotic. While I was walking to my house, all hell broke loose in the party place and some guys were fighting. I felt all shook up when I heard the sound of someone screaming. I went back to the party and knocked again, but no one answered. I called the police and they came right away to my place. I told them everything about the noise and the fights and asked for their help. Finally, the party was stopped and I went back to continue my revision. On my way, a policeman said : - Thank you sir. Calling for our help was a good idea. - Thank you too. You did well. I really respect how you risk to guarantee other people's comfort. - It's all in a day's work. You've got to do what you've got to do. The danger you see in my job is all in your head. I am well trained to overcome it. - I see! After all, risk is not a bad deal since it only holds a chance fo failure, and not failure itself. - Exactly, just don't put all your eggs in one basket, and you will mitigate the danger of the risk. - Well said officer, thank you. - Good night. I went back home and mathematics were a lot easier when it felt quieter around me." This is my suggestion for the HW part. Thank you.
James..love ur videos. U'r the best! But I've a doubt. Shook is the past simple of the irregular verb TO SHAKE, so its past participle is SHAKEN. So the idiom shouldn't be SHAKEN UP instead of 'shook up'?? Thx for ur answer! Denise from Italy
Hi Mr. James, how are u? My name is Henrique, I'm from Brazil I've been studying by myself since 2 years ago and after can understand a native people from english language talking I won't change your channel for nothing, even explaining in portuguese, because you teach me very well. It's a pleasure for me staying been studying with your classes even without to know you in person. I really desire all sucess for you!
Great video man!
I’m a native English speaker who has found my passion for teaching English through helping my language partners improve their Speaking skills. This inspired me to start creating content of my own to help as many people as possible.
Keep up the good job 👍
You pull out all the stops to make the lesson interesting!🙏
i dont know why ,a valuable channel like this just got 2 million subscriber,im hoping all the best for you mr james,this is so helpfull.
I was all ears throughout the lesson and pull out all the stops to watch the lesson.
Awesome way of teaching
Love from India 🇮🇳
Brand new Porsche 2018 😍😍😍
James, I love the way you say: "Cabeza"- head in Spanish!!!
James, I'm so inspired by your videos. You are truly a master and I don't say that lightly.
Hi James! You are the best teacher in my life!
I keep going to learn English everyday because of you! Thanks a lot.
In addition I always like your cool fashion! Can't wait to see what's next hahahaha
From Japan💓
I am from Ethiopa I never see a kind of positive teacher
Thankyou
ማርዶ ማርዶ very nice，man
Thanks
Thank you James. I am all yours 😉
Best teacher ever!
Best teacher, I ever knew. Thanks a lot.
Hi ,you are a real teacher .
Hi James I was all ears when you said :"L'amour" !! Thanks a lot for your lesson. Françoise, a French follower
Thank you Mr. James! You are incredible teacher!! Learn english is much more easy with you!
Regards from Indonesia.. 🇲🇨
You're the best teacher I've ever seen . Love you from Iraq 🇮🇶
Great lesson as always, James! You're a wonderful teacher!
Thanks James for making another lesson. I'm always agog to your video's.
Hey mate, we definitely need more videos from you. Thanks a lot. 🇲🇽
I’m all shook up!!! 😎👍 Oh Yeah!!! 😉 Hi from Vietnam 🤗🇻🇳
James, your videos are the best! Love watching them and also I like your sense of humour. Keep it up! You're helping me so much! Thank you!
Who love this MAN!!!!💓
l like watching those kind of video ,because this way l can understand and enhance my English and learn how they speak in the real life
Best teacher ever
Great video. Thanks for tons of practice
Great lesson, James. Thanks.
Superb lesson,thanks or your amazing teaching.i am all ears . 👍🏻 salutes you from Greece
I like your ways of teaching.... Experience and expression
Thank you teacher for the great lesson today! From 🇵🇭
Thanks, James for the videos. I'm all ears 😉😊
It pop-up on my notifications and I'm here. Thanks James.
Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬
@Welt people English is the official language in Nigeria.
learned too much
thanks james you're great
Love this channel. One of the best online lessons on RUclips thanks a lot ❤
Great lesson James, thanks a lot.
I`d like to put forward a topic for next coming videos, I would like to suggest if you can make a video explaining the correct use of the indefinite pronouns and why does the rule of the third person singular is applied to them. That would come in handy for me and many others, I would appreciate a lot getting this knowledge from you because you are a great teacher :D
This is a topic that I`ve been grappling with for ages and I think many others like me struggle with it.
thank you great teacher
Greets from the shiny Greece !🇬🇷
Hey James, nice singing voice! Hi from the UK. We have the same expressions over here, although 'all shook up' would sound a little strange coming from a Brit. I had always associated it with the Elvis song. The other phrases we use all the time.
So new lesson after Ramadan eid 2019
Thanks, James
Greeting from Egypt.
Thank you teacher James.I learns a new english lessons today.I'm here in accra Ghana.
Hey James, long time no see.. We always love your lessons.. Your way of learning is awesome really.
Thanks for this video. I love your way to teach. The best! ❤️
I had a great time for learning
Thanks to you
All the best from 🇰🇬
Hi Dear Teacher James!
How have you been!?... It's been a long time. Great lesson as always.
Thank you for all.
All the best from Peru 🇵🇪
I thought it's canada's flag
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how can someone dislike a very peaceful and interesting video like this one?
wow
These videos are always beneficial 😉
superb teaching sir. Keep making more videos on academic writing as well. Thank you.
Thank you Mr. James
Thank you very much 😊😊😊
I love english idioms.
easy to learn..u are an incredible teacher...thank you
Thanks a lot teacher
Very useful, thank you!
Hi James! You always come up with Interesting and fun video lessons. Thanks a lot , its really helping me in speaking more naturally and fluently. I was just wondering , can i use these idioms in formal situations such formal meetings or writing essays ?
Thank you.... James sir.
Hi James, Ash from Philippines I love so much your lesson today I do learned about this. All though I not usually use idioms a lot All IN YOUR HEAD (imaginary) this sounds like common expression that I always heard to my client when their think unnecessary will happen which I really enjoyed haha SALAMAT-thank you :)
Even though I’m from the USA, I love watching these videos :’)
why
Lets be a frnd im from india,, letsdiscuss those topics
Thank u sir .. as you know English is a second language for Indians too. Your videos really helped me a lot to improvise my speech during a conversation. I'm just starting learning English .
Thanks a lot 🙏🙏
admire ya, mr James
Thanks Mr James ...great lesson i loved.
Wooow I love you teacher a lot I'm from Yemen and you helped me a lot from your lessons
Thanks from Rio de Janeiro - Brasil
It was a great lesson 😊
Thank you so much!
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Can you do a lesson on attributive clause or other clause? Thank if you do it though!!
Thank you very much for the video. Greetings from Spain.
We just love your videos!
🇧🇷 Brazil ♡
Thanks for these tips
just wanna say that u r the best
love u man
keep the ball rolling
awesome explanation 😎
hello teacher I'm from Thailand ,thank you for the video
God bless you!!!😘😘🇨🇴
i really like this channel, nice bro ...
nice to see you all ..
Thank you Sir
Love you my dear teacherrrrr ~~~~
Perfect!
Thank you teacher from Turkey🇹🇷
nice to see you again
Don't forget !Use the word jubilant instead of nice.
That is a great video
Wood
I learned so much from that class thank you so much
Fun on learning English ❤️
Greetings from Sudan
James ,You took me away into another world of dream ☺
Hello thank you James ,Daliso from Zambia
Thank you
awesome teacher
than you Mr. James
Great!
Thanks again my handsome teacher
Thanks sir
I pressed the bell 🔔
🇺🇸thank for talking about the Black Friday
nice vid! do you have prepositions?
Please Teacher James create a video that give some tips on how to improve english speaking
Thanks James for making this video , if you can make a video about presentation , how to present a project in ppt please
"Tomorrow, I have a tough exam at mathematics. I want to pull out all the stops to get a good grade. I may even pull an all nighter if necessary. For all I know, mathematics can be mastered if you give your all and practice smartly. However, in the process of my exam preparation, I was bothered by the noise of a party that was held in the neighborhood. I went out to ask the organizer to lower the sound of the music. I knocked at their door, someone opened :
- Hello, can I help you?
- Hello. I have a request please.
- I am really busy tonight. If you come back later, I'll be all yours.
- Don't worry, I am not asking for a big deal.
- Sure, I'm all ears then.
- Can you please lower the sound of the music? I have an exam tomorrow.
- Of course, I will do.
- Thank you.
The party was a free-for-all. It was very crowded and chaotic. While I was walking to my house, all hell broke loose in the party place and some guys were fighting. I felt all shook up when I heard the sound of someone screaming. I went back to the party and knocked again, but no one answered. I called the police and they came right away to my place. I told them everything about the noise and the fights and asked for their help. Finally, the party was stopped and I went back to continue my revision. On my way, a policeman said :
- Thank you sir. Calling for our help was a good idea.
- Thank you too. You did well. I really respect how you risk to guarantee other people's comfort.
- It's all in a day's work. You've got to do what you've got to do. The danger you see in my job is all in your head. I am well trained to overcome it.
- I see! After all, risk is not a bad deal since it only holds a chance fo failure, and not failure itself.
- Exactly, just don't put all your eggs in one basket, and you will mitigate the danger of the risk.
- Well said officer, thank you.
- Good night.
I went back home and mathematics were a lot easier when it felt quieter around me."
This is my suggestion for the HW part.
Thank you.
Well written we loved it very much. Thank you, hope to see your other HWs too...
Thx teacher :)
James..love ur videos. U'r the best! But I've a doubt. Shook is the past simple of the irregular verb TO SHAKE, so its past participle is SHAKEN. So the idiom shouldn't be SHAKEN UP instead of 'shook up'?? Thx for ur answer! Denise from Italy
Hahahahahah omg james.( You shooked up )
Hell yeah!!
I'm all yours when you sing.
My preferred teacher
A quien demonios no les gusta este video? Es muy bueno.