Le gérondif en anglais : leçon de grammaire pour débutant

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[@alineverdun3469]

C SUPER CLAIR...volunteering ... despite...bêtises...fatigant...le correcteur a oublié qq morceaux....j'ai appris qd même, merci.

[@jeanpierrekalomboofficiel1018]

Merci beaucoup Léa pour cette vidéo 🙏🙏 bien expliquer 🙏

[@leaenglish]

Avec plaisir 😊

[@arnaob261]

Oh my god, English is very difficult ..

[@harissonanoh547]

Bravo pour la vidéo, j’ai longtemps chercher une très bonne idée sur le gérondif en anglais. Celui ci est bien rédigé

[@arsenebielo9102]

Thank you lea for this video

[@leaenglish]

You’re welcome 😊

[@NourraKaba]

You are the best ma’am

[@enory5983]

I have stopped here by due to I was curious about gerunds 😂 I’m pleased that I can manage them correctly but the one with “stop worrying” that some of verbs can be following by to or Ing is a really nerve-wrecking as well as crazy challenge to remember them. Especially those which can have both way: - I have forgotten telling you, I have already posted the letter or I have forgotten to tell you to post the letter if you would not mind. my hair is pulled a million times 😂 I will become a bald 😂
i have something to ask you, if that doesn’t bother you oof course.
could you please make a video on using always,just,never with tenses for instance.
i definitely confused between them like : she always wears a dress and she has always worn a dress ( i know the first one is habit and the second one without “always” is talking about a time that we don’t mentioned it but why , how, when with always , what is the sense of it please thankd you 😊

[@martinl583]

(Present tense) She wears a dress to work.
(Present perfect) She has worn a dress to work.
(Simple past) She wore a dress to work.
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Present tense: She ALWAYS wears a dress to work (A statement of habit).
eg. "Doesn't she wear a suit sometimes?"
"No, she always wears a dress to work."(always = on every occasion).
She JUST wears a dress to work (she only wears a dress).
eg. "Doesn't she get cold sometimes - Does she wear a scarf?"
"No, she just wears a dress, nothing else."
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Present perfect: She has ALWAYS worn a dress to work.
(Looking back at an interval of time from a point in the past to the present).
eg. "You have worked with Julie since she started with the company. In all that time has she ever worn a jacket?"
"No, in my experience she has always worn a dress to work."
She has JUST worn a dress to work.
Here, 'just' can have two meanings: 1. It can indicate only one choice, one state of affairs - eg. "I just eat vegetables" (only vegetables).
2. It can indicate something happened only moments ago (eg. "I just missed the train. I was only 2 minutes late").
Eg.1, "You work with Julie, right? In your experience has she ever worn trousers to work?"
"No, she has just worn a dress to work" (nothing else).
Eg.2, "Have you seen Julie?"
"Yes, you just missed her - she left 2 minutes ago and she has just worn a hat. She put it on for 2 seconds then threw it on the bed - bizarre!".
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Simple past:
Indicates one point in time in the past or an interval of time starting and finishing in the past.
Eg. "I worked with Julie for 5 years. In all that time I never saw her wear pants"(She ALWAYS wore a dress. It was her habit).
"Did she wear anything with the dress - a scarf perhaps?"
"No, she JUST wore a dress" (only a dress, no hat, no scarf, nothing additional).

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Merci beaucoup pour ce cours

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merci🥰

[@leaenglish]

De rien 🙂

[@loganlarguier8257]

merci du fond du cœur madame bonne soirée