Awesome! The way you explain grammar makes me feel super confident! Thank you, and I hope you don't mind when I make some typing mistakes. I love your channel!!
It's a lofty probably impossible goal. however I won the lottery when I discovered this amazing channel. 😉 Thank you for the lesson. Tu sonrisa es tan natural. 👌
Thank you! Someone commented yesterday that it was 'fake' and 'plastic'. It's fair to say that I don't smile as much in real life, but I've been told that my neutral expression makes me look unhappy, so I try to smile as much as possible😆 I've lost count of the number of times that people have said to me 'cheer up love, it might never happen'! Reading all the lovely comments from people who support my channel never fails to make me smile 😊😊😊
@@EnglishWithEm I'm speechless, there will always be people with that kind of comments. However, what is clear is your natural way of speaking and smiling. Your smile is gracefully drawn on your pretty face. Truth be told, smiling and explaining your language with mastery is your most remarkable gift. "don't worry be happy beautiful teacher". Tu sonrisa es un imán mágico que nos lleva a tus lecciones. 🤓🏆🥇
@@luigi5326 You're right. The internet is full of trolls! I'm very lucky because the vast majority of people who comment do so because they either want to say something positive or ask a question. Thank you 😊😊😊🌻🌻🌻
@@ThameemAnsari93 That must be a tough job! It's my plan to do more PDFs in due course. I'm ridiculously busy at the moment, but I hope to have a bit more free time over the summer.
@@ThameemAnsari93 For beginners, it's best to start by building vocabulary. Use pictures and actions. If they are kids, they often enjoy acting out the verbs.
Hello madam. I sat my entrance exams today(one of the subjects was English). It was clearly mentioned that more that one option could be correct and choosing one of the correct options could earn one 5 marks. This is the question If I were a bird, I........... fly. May Will Could. Would. I reckon could and would are both correct. I am not sure which one of the two I chose as I was running out of time. Thanks for helping me madam 😊😊😊
@@Xsh755 'Won' is correct! If the situation is hypothetical or impossible, use the past simple (second conditional - If I could teleport, I'd go to Fiji). If it is something likely to happen, use the present simple (first conditional - If I wake up early, I'll do a workout).
You're welcome.😊🌻 Possibly a small correction, but I'm not sure. Do you mean 'bungalow' (a type of house), or is 'banglo' something I haven't heard of?
This sentence is written in the first conditional: if + present simple, will + infinitive The first conditional is used for the real/possible future. The second conditional uses the past simple in the if clause and 'would' in the main clause. if + past simple, would + infinitive If I had some money, I would fly fast... 🙌😊🌻🙌🌻
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Thank you for your teaching ❤
You're very welcome 😊🌻
Awesome! The way you explain grammar makes me feel super confident! Thank you, and I hope you don't mind when I make some typing mistakes. I love your channel!!
Thanks, that's lovely to hear! 😊🌻😊🌻
So kind all of you teacher I hope you will buy everything you want 🎉🎉🎉.
You're welcome. Thank you, that would be very nice 😊🌻
Thanks alot madam .that is really what I look for
You're very welcome 😊🌻
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It's a lofty probably impossible goal. however I won the lottery when I discovered this amazing channel. 😉 Thank you for the lesson. Tu sonrisa es tan natural. 👌
Thank you! Someone commented yesterday that it was 'fake' and 'plastic'. It's fair to say that I don't smile as much in real life, but I've been told that my neutral expression makes me look unhappy, so I try to smile as much as possible😆
I've lost count of the number of times that people have said to me 'cheer up love, it might never happen'!
Reading all the lovely comments from people who support my channel never fails to make me smile 😊😊😊
@@EnglishWithEm I'm speechless, there will always be people with that kind of comments. However, what is clear is your natural way of speaking and smiling. Your smile is gracefully drawn on your pretty face. Truth be told, smiling and explaining your language with mastery is your most remarkable gift. "don't worry be happy beautiful teacher". Tu sonrisa es un imán mágico que nos lleva a tus lecciones. 🤓🏆🥇
@@luigi5326 You're right. The internet is full of trolls! I'm very lucky because the vast majority of people who comment do so because they either want to say something positive or ask a question. Thank you 😊😊😊🌻🌻🌻
@@EnglishWithEm I would like to write for you this sentence from Shakespeare:
"A rose by any other name would smell as sweet" you're one of kind. 👏
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Thank you.
Can you full video about this grammar topic with PDF format sheet.
I already have a detailed video on this topic, though I haven't done a PDF yet. ruclips.net/video/QWYBt5kZHas/видео.html
@@EnglishWithEm Thanks for replying. I'm teaching English grammar to students who are in primary school that's why I'm asking....
@@ThameemAnsari93 That must be a tough job! It's my plan to do more PDFs in due course. I'm ridiculously busy at the moment, but I hope to have a bit more free time over the summer.
@@EnglishWithEm okay. Can you suggest me how to teach English from beginning for ESL sstudents.
@@ThameemAnsari93 For beginners, it's best to start by building vocabulary. Use pictures and actions. If they are kids, they often enjoy acting out the verbs.
Hello madam.
I sat my entrance exams today(one of the subjects was English).
It was clearly mentioned that more that one option could be correct and choosing one of the correct options could earn one 5 marks.
This is the question
If I were a bird, I........... fly.
May
Will
Could.
Would.
I reckon could and would are both correct.
I am not sure which one of the two I chose as I was running out of time.
Thanks for helping me madam 😊😊😊
I'm sure you did well! Could and would are both correct 🙌🌻
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Thanks
My pleasure 😊🌻
Hmmm. For the example case given, I prefer "If I were to win the lottery" over "If I won the lottery". I think it affords less ambiguity.
Yes, it emphasises the improbability of the situation.
I would live in England for one year
Nice 🙌🌻
If I were you (Is it also considered as subjunctive mood?)
Yes! The second conditional is in the past subjunctive mood. That's why we say 'were' and not 'was' 🌻
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If i knew Spanish, i could help you with your Spanish assignment. 🙂
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If i won the lottery ı would visit England
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I love you!❤
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@@EnglishWithEm ❤️
If I won the lottery I would do what all Danes do and buy a new coffee maker 😊
Nice! 😊🌻
@@EnglishWithEm Oops won the lottery/win the lottery which is correct in English? We can say both in Danish.
@@Xsh755 'Won' is correct! If the situation is hypothetical or impossible, use the past simple (second conditional - If I could teleport, I'd go to Fiji). If it is something likely to happen, use the present simple (first conditional - If I wake up early, I'll do a workout).
@@EnglishWithEm Thank you for explaining. Marcelo 👇is right👇🌸🤟
@@Xsh755 You're welcome, and thank you 😊🌻😊🌻😊🌻
If I won the lottery, I could mortgage a house and buy a new car
Nice 🙌🌻
thanks a lot ...if I won the lottery, I would buy a banglo..🎉
You're welcome.😊🌻
Possibly a small correction, but I'm not sure. Do you mean 'bungalow' (a type of house), or is 'banglo' something I haven't heard of?
@@EnglishWithEm you are right, bungalow, a kind of house...cheers
@@mohammadlatifi2967 Cool. I'd do the same! 😊🌻
If I have some money, I shall fly fastly to you and I will marry you like princess and prince... 😢💗💘💏
This sentence is written in the first conditional:
if + present simple, will + infinitive
The first conditional is used for the real/possible future.
The second conditional uses the past simple in the if clause and 'would' in the main clause.
if + past simple, would + infinitive
If I had some money, I would fly fast...
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If I won the lottery, I would start a grocery business and help poor people by giving them food. 💖🕊💖
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Emma ♥*♡∞:｡.｡if your heart was a prison, I'd like to be sentenced for life｡.｡:∞♡*♥
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If you're cute, you can call me baby
If you're nice, you can call me sweetie
But if you're beautiful , you can call me tonight
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