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Hi Gokson. In this situation, 'would' is used in the situation of offering something to someone or invite them to do something. We have another lesson on 'would' which you may also find helpful: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/would-modal-verbs. Hope this is useful for you!
thank you so much !! , I'm not a native English speaker by the reason I'm not very good at English but, your lesson was very helpful for me, thanks both
This was a very interesting and very important lesson! Of course it wasn't easy enough for us whose English is the second or the third language! However,your teaching was understandable a lot! Now, we must do repetition! I will do it! Greece greets you!
Firstly, I would like to thank a lot that you use the word Nepal, being a Nepalese I feel so proud whenever it's used in a nice way. And, talking about lession, I really enjoyed it as well as yours other videos. The way of your teaching which always helps me to understand the English language clearly. I often time feel if I could be a teacher I'd be like you.
Hi teacher Stephanie! May I ask you one question ,please? You said," we can rarely use 'will' in one or two cases in the past" at 12:25 in this video. How? I just want to learn how to use it. Could you explain me with examples and details? By the way, thank you very much for this video. It's really help me out in my lessons.
Hi! Teachers at OOE.You teachers'deliverance is beyond imagination because the nitty-gritty of the topic is shared in such a way that you share the most technical aspects in the most understandable way........ I'd like to request you teachers that you should cover topics on relative pronouns,like,who,whom,that and which.Another intersting topic is complex subject-verb agreement. And last but not the least,noun clause,adjective clause and adverb clause...... as well as simple,complex and compound and compound-complex sentences..... Thanks & regards......
We're so glad that you enjoyed the lesson, Prashant! Thank you for the suggestions, will will keep them in mind! We have also made lessons covering a few of these topics. You can find them on our website: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/grammar-lesson-1-sentence-structure, www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/sentence-structure, www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/make-complex-sentences.
Nice sentences, Krishanu! Some suggestions: 1) '...see your next video when it is uploaded,' not, 'will be uploaded'. 2) '...if the Oxford Online English lesson...' not, '...if Oxford Online English lesson...'. Hope this helps you!
Hi, I have a doubt in minute 8:42. "Well, I would come if I was free" The question is: Is it fine to say " if I were free" instead ? Thank you so much for your classes! By by
Hi Jorge, in this case 'was' is the correct form. When we use '...if I was...' this is something that could actually happen. When we use, '...if I were...' this couldn't actually happen. For example, 'If I were a bird, I would fly to Africa'. Here, you could not actually be a bird, so we use 'were' instead of 'was'. Hope this is useful for you!
Thanks for the comment, Wellington! Our presenters shoot in different places using slightly different setups, which makes it difficult to balance and standardise the audio sometimes. We're thinking about how we can do it better in future!
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Your explanation was good for will vs would but i need some more examples. could you please help me. I'm quite confused and not having confidence in this topics
Hi Srimathi, if you ever want more information don't forget we have many lessons on our website, such as this lesson on 'would': www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/would-modal-verbs. Hope it helps you!
Hi! I am from Myanmar ,and I do like this video. I don't know how to use them , especially 'would' until I haven't watched this video honestly. Now, I understand clearly. Thank you so much!! But, I have one thing to ask you. Teacher Stephanie said ," 'will' is rarely used in the past" in this video. I would like to know how to use it. Pls could you explain me about it?
Hi Ansh, thanks for watching. We have many lessons on tenses here: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/english-verb-tenses, www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/free-english-grammar-lessons. We also have speaking lessons to help you improve: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/free-spoken-english-lessons.
Well explained but kinda somewhat heavy for me to proses. I think I need to watch it for more than one time thanx for choosing a topic that usually confuses an awful a lot.
sir , At 14:03 I am confused about these words "might never have" or "might have never" which one is correct? Is there any difference? if it is then please tell me
@@Oxfordonlineenglish1English i have one more doubt eg. husband:How was your day? wife:i've had a very long day why can't be "i had a very long day" i know "i"(first person)so we have to add "have" but by writing "i had a very long day"nothing will change the sentence right?but they are mentioning i've.what is the need for "have" there?
Hi Stephanie, Please could you tell What does the question 'Wouldn't you think of living in other country?' might mean? Does it mean that (do you Refuse to think of living in other country?) OR (Didn't you imagine of living in other country?)
Hi Arman, this means, 'would you not think of living in another country?'. In your desires, do you not want this? When we use negatives in this way, we almost assume that the other person 'would' or 'should' live in another country. So we emphasize, 'why would you not'? We want to know what reason they could possibly have for not wanting to live in another country. Hope this helps you!
@@Oxfordonlineenglish1 Great. Thank you. I understood the question. But what should be the answer (but I would think of living abroad. For me, this answer means I want to live abroad in imaginary world but not in real) OR (I have thought of living abroad. This answer is clear)
Hi, hope you are doing well, I heard American video in which teacher used would have frequently but I couldn't understand in which sense she used would have. Can we use would have for possession in future. Thanks
Hi Saleem. 'Would have' as a modal verb can be used to express the imaginary past. We have a lesson to help: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/would-have-could-have-should-have. Hope this is useful for you!
can't thank you enough for your effort. By any chance, would it be possible to do a tutorial on "can, could, may, might, will, would, shall, should" all together in a single video?
Thanks for the suggestion. We most likely won't be doing that, as we have videos on these modal verbs already. You can find them on our website: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/?s=modal+verbs
Respected Teacher. Would you please clear my doubt about the structure (would + be + noun) (would + be + ing) What do these sentences say and in which tense. 1. I would be doctor. 2. She would be in office. 3. Ram would be working. Thanks in advance sir. And hope for prompt reply
Good morning, I have difficulties understanding how "I would help you if you asked" is equivalent to "I won't help you". Could you explain it to me in more detail, please ?
Good question, Tina. A better way to think about it is being a real situation or not. If it was something that was really going to happen, we would say something like: 'When you ask, I will help you.' When we use 'if' and 'would' we are imagining the future, so it is not actually going to happen. Therefore, 'If you asked, I would help you,' is referring to a possibility but not a certainty for the future. Hope this helps you!
Thanks for the comment, Julian! Our presenters shoot in different places using slightly different setups, which makes it difficult to balance and standardise the audio sometimes. We're thinking about how we can do it better in future!
Good examples. Here are some tips: 1) 'Where would you go if you could go anywhere?' not, 'will'. 2) 'Who would you choose...' not, 'choice'. Hope this helps you!
You both amazingly explained the lesson that was easy to understand. I give my heartfelt thanks to you guys. Keep making such knowledgeable videos so that people can learn perfect English. 😍😍❤️
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how do you explain the existence of "would" in '' would you like to come ?""
Hi Gokson. In this situation, 'would' is used in the situation of offering something to someone or invite them to do something. We have another lesson on 'would' which you may also find helpful: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/would-modal-verbs. Hope this is useful for you!
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Firstly, I would like to thank a lot that you use the word Nepal, being a Nepalese I feel so proud whenever it's used in a nice way.
And, talking about lession, I really enjoyed it as well as yours other videos. The way of your teaching which always helps me to understand the English language clearly. I often time feel if I could be a teacher I'd be like you.
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May I ask you one question ,please?
You said," we can rarely use 'will' in one or two cases in the past" at 12:25 in this video. How? I just want to learn
how to use it. Could you explain me with examples and details?
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Glad you liked the lesson! We have a lesson on tenses which might help you: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/english-verb-tenses.
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Hi! Teachers at OOE.You teachers'deliverance is beyond imagination because the nitty-gritty of the topic is shared in such a way that you share the most technical aspects in the most understandable way........
I'd like to request you teachers that you should cover topics on relative pronouns,like,who,whom,that and which.Another intersting topic is complex subject-verb agreement.
And last but not the least,noun clause,adjective clause and adverb clause......
as well as simple,complex and compound and compound-complex sentences.....
Thanks & regards......
We're so glad that you enjoyed the lesson, Prashant! Thank you for the suggestions, will will keep them in mind! We have also made lessons covering a few of these topics. You can find them on our website: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/grammar-lesson-1-sentence-structure, www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/sentence-structure, www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/make-complex-sentences.
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Nice sentences, Krishanu! Some suggestions:
1) '...see your next video when it is uploaded,' not, 'will be uploaded'.
2) '...if the Oxford Online English lesson...' not, '...if Oxford Online English lesson...'.
Hope this helps you!
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Hi, I have a doubt in minute 8:42. "Well, I would come if I was free" The question is: Is it fine to say " if I were free" instead ? Thank you so much for your classes! By by
Hi Jorge, in this case 'was' is the correct form. When we use '...if I was...' this is something that could actually happen. When we use, '...if I were...' this couldn't actually happen. For example, 'If I were a bird, I would fly to Africa'. Here, you could not actually be a bird, so we use 'were' instead of 'was'. Hope this is useful for you!
In this case wouldn’t you use the first conditional ?
I will come if I am free ?
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1). Would have had to.
2). Would have to.
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Your explanation was good for will vs would but i need some more examples. could you please help me. I'm quite confused and not having confidence in this topics
Hi Srimathi, if you ever want more information don't forget we have many lessons on our website, such as this lesson on 'would': www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/would-modal-verbs. Hope it helps you!
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Hi! I am from Myanmar ,and I do like this video. I don't know how to use them , especially 'would' until I haven't watched this video honestly. Now, I understand clearly. Thank you so much!!
But, I have one thing to ask you. Teacher Stephanie said ," 'will' is rarely used in the past" in this video. I would like to know how to use it. Pls could you explain me about it?
Amazing!
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Is there any video on tenses
I can understand you but can't talk like you
Can you suggest me to improve my speaking skills
Hi Ansh, thanks for watching. We have many lessons on tenses here: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/english-verb-tenses, www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/free-english-grammar-lessons. We also have speaking lessons to help you improve: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/free-spoken-english-lessons.
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Well explained but kinda somewhat heavy for me to proses. I think I need to watch it for more than one time thanx for choosing a topic that usually confuses an awful a lot.
sir , At 14:03 I am confused about these words "might never have" or "might have never" which one is correct? Is there any difference? if it is then please tell me
Hi there, in this situation they are the same!
@@Oxfordonlineenglish1English i have one more doubt
eg.
husband:How was your day?
wife:i've had a very long day
why can't be "i had a very long day"
i know "i"(first person)so we have to add "have" but by writing "i had a very long day"nothing will change the sentence right?but they are mentioning i've.what is the need for "have" there?
Hi Stephanie, Please could you tell What does the question 'Wouldn't you think of living in other country?' might mean?
Does it mean that (do you Refuse to think of living in other country?) OR (Didn't you imagine of living in other country?)
Hi Arman, this means, 'would you not think of living in another country?'. In your desires, do you not want this? When we use negatives in this way, we almost assume that the other person 'would' or 'should' live in another country. So we emphasize, 'why would you not'? We want to know what reason they could possibly have for not wanting to live in another country. Hope this helps you!
@@Oxfordonlineenglish1 Great. Thank you. I understood the question. But what should be the answer (but I would think of living abroad. For me, this answer means I want to live abroad in imaginary world but not in real) OR (I have thought of living abroad. This answer is clear)
Great work
Thanks for watching, Rayaz!
Hi, hope you are doing well, I heard American video in which teacher used would have frequently but I couldn't understand in which sense she used would have. Can we use would have for possession in future. Thanks
Hi Saleem. 'Would have' as a modal verb can be used to express the imaginary past. We have a lesson to help: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/would-have-could-have-should-have. Hope this is useful for you!
This is really useful...great work .I want to know how to build vocabulary and how to frame sentences ....do reply...
Thanks for the comment! Check our other videos for many lessons on vocabulary building and using vocabulary in phrases and sentences.
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can't thank you enough for your effort. By any chance, would it be possible to do a tutorial on "can, could, may, might, will, would, shall, should" all together in a single video?
Thanks for the suggestion. We most likely won't be doing that, as we have videos on these modal verbs already. You can find them on our website: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/?s=modal+verbs
@@Oxfordonlineenglish1 thanks. This means a lot.
Think you so much sir and mam ,so finally clear my throughout topic ( might, will, would) sir ,mam you know who I am , I'm indian
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Respected Teacher. Would you please clear my doubt about the structure (would + be + noun) (would + be + ing)
What do these sentences say and in which tense.
1. I would be doctor.
2. She would be in office.
3. Ram would be working.
Thanks in advance sir.
And hope for prompt reply
Hi there, thanks for watching. We have a lesson on 'would' which might give you more help: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/would-modal-verbs.
Nice
Good morning,
I have difficulties understanding how "I would help you if you asked" is equivalent to "I won't help you". Could you explain it to me in more detail, please ?
Good question, Tina. A better way to think about it is being a real situation or not. If it was something that was really going to happen, we would say something like: 'When you ask, I will help you.' When we use 'if' and 'would' we are imagining the future, so it is not actually going to happen. Therefore, 'If you asked, I would help you,' is referring to a possibility but not a certainty for the future. Hope this helps you!
@@Oxfordonlineenglish1 It does. Thank you for answering my question. Your lessons are wonderful.
I appreciate the content and the efforts of Oxford online English,but, It might be better if the producer use a professional sound. Anyway thanks
Thanks for the comment, Julian! Our presenters shoot in different places using slightly different setups, which makes it difficult to balance and standardise the audio sometimes. We're thinking about how we can do it better in future!
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Glad you liked it, Luisa! Thanks for watching.
Would=imagenary future
Where would(or will) you go if you could go any where?
Who would you choice if it was up to you?3:42
Good examples. Here are some tips:
1) 'Where would you go if you could go anywhere?' not, 'will'.
2) 'Who would you choose...' not, 'choice'.
Hope this helps you!
@@Oxfordonlineenglish1 for sure,thx
hello sir & mam, I am from nepali. It is helpful me, thank you for lesson.
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