English lesson | Wishes and regrets

[@teebamohammad7142]

If only I had watched yor lesson in the past

[@fatimaezahraeelosrouti5662]

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[@gacaladan5477]

If only I had a car, is that all?

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Best explanation I found after 2 hours of searching the web, no joke!

[@ilduarita09]

Thank you Andrew!!! You are an excellent teacher of English.

[@fazilpeerally5288]

Hello Andrew !
Great. Thanks a lot. The video lesson about the 4 structures of wishes and regrets are meaningful and helpful. The way you extrapolate the topics with examples and photographs to have a better understanding are perfect and excellent. On that note, you deserve a good credit. You are an outstanding English teacher and a good linguist. Hats off to you !
I look forward to other similar video lesson soon.
My kindest regards,
Fazil

[@joelmasamba6762]

Thanks a lot about your great lesson my amazing teacher keep up the good work my amazing teacher keep up the good work!!! I've been learning more from you i wish i had Money to give you regarding the English lesson!!!

[@dr.ahmed2007]

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[@carolinasegurazavala9203]

Thank you. Really interesting. Your explanations are great. Next week we have English exams and your classes are very useful. Thanks again.

[@laurarodriguez965]

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[@hiimchris3398]

I wish i had watched this lesson yesterday before my test.

[@saidfarid6382]

Hello dear teacher
Thank you so much for your interesting information about English,i do appreciate your job.I wish you peace and happness under the sky of prosperity. Take care and have a good time.
All the best.
Your Student from Algeria.

[@megnam3923]

Thanks a million! The way you explain is fantabulous. I have no words to express my gratitude. Once again thank you very much 😊🙏

[@ЛераСкрынник-в4ш]

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[@SSPANZERGR]

If only I had known about this channel, before. Thanks, great explanation

[@caroquinsuazo4431]

Very good😊

[@veronika8746]

Thanks, your pronunciation is perfect!

[@terminux._9087]

We have a test in English soon, on that :) I'm glad to understand your lesson because my english teacher is so bad, I'm French and I gotcha everything that you said, so I imagine, English people could arrive easy

[@carolinasegurazavala9203]

Nowadays, we have the same problem as you.

[@davidjohnny1310]

You teach very well. Thanks a lot dear teacher

[@فاطمه-ث8م3ظ]

Excellent Excellent Excellent

[@veetveet8085]

Love you sr ...I am finding this type of video...I am from india....Love you sr

[@teebamohammad7142]

I wish I watched your lessons from the beginning ' thanks Mr

[@sarahroumanos6431]

thank you so much for the video it helped me for my midterm exams

[@soroushgfk980hesam]

Thanks for your learning❤❤

[@ingridpaima]

The lesson was very clear👍I enjoy it 😬thank you..

[@dolonmal5213]

We wish we got a lesson on should have,would have and could have. It would be really great.

[@ngocthanhnguyen5446]

I wish I had watched such a high quality video like this earlier!!!

[@sandrareginamaciqueirapere5500]

Excellent. Thanks

[@evagelospapazacharias9112]

GREAT VIDEO. VERY HELPFUL

[@mouradahmadi8750]

i wish i were watched your lessons in the past

[@chaymaelyrics8056]

Your British English sounds stunning ngl!

[@jojjoj4938]

Wha is ngl stand for?

[@chaymaelyrics8056]

@@jojjoj4938 it means "not going to lie "

[@uchihaitachi6648]

@@jojjoj4938 it means not gonna lie

[@latedinn]

RLY GOOD THANKS PREMIERE MAN

[@rachend810]

Hey teacher Andrew!, why did you left us a lot of time?! ...I think I talked for all suscribers when I say that we miss your lessons!....I am glad to hear your voice again and I can continue learn english again ;) ...
Cheers!,
Raquel

[@engineerfuadmousa7665]

Very important topic
Thanks a lot Andrew 👍

[@mahmoudnaser7556]

Useful videos. Thanks for your efforts

[@nhenguyen6514]

Thank you so much Andrew, but sorry, i don't understand about the final already. But anyway, i'm really grateful your passion. Thank you

[@joelmasamba6762]

I wish the french authorities could help our African brothers in Cyprus 😭😭😭😭😭

[@عاشالمملكةالمغربيةاللهالوطنالم]

Its a great thank you very much teacher

[@soroushbaharvand4513]

We can use were too for sImple past.

[@arts4152]

Very useful for me thanks

[@gitishirasb7874]

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[@leenametilda7460]

Awesome stuff. Thanks a lot.

[@drsamia8436]

Thank you so much it was so helpful

[@sethany5694]

Thanks for clear explanation

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Thanks for your comment. I am happy that you like my English lessons.
Best wishes,
Andrew

[@marosya3978]

Thank u so much but
When we use could then?

[@نورالهدى-ك8ع9ص]

Mille merci teacher Andrew for useful lessons you are so good as well as great god bless you my dear💖

[@econonita5514]

Podrían hacer un video acerca de cómo usar "should and shouldn´t have"? Please

[@mmme23]

Good evening, I've been told and read many times that the correct way to say it is " I wish I were", but here you said its " I wish i was". Which one would be the correct form? Thank you

[@mrsaddad4746]

Both of them are right

[@radhakrishnanpk7230]

Thank you very much.

[@cutiepig7773]

Thank you sir Thank you 💟

[@hadil8187]

Thank you 💕

[@taoufiqleuleu]

Thanks a lot .you are a great teacher.

[@senethgiraldo6868]

Great explanation!!!

[@ashemuller1928]

I ,m from,eretrian and i learning from these vido i wan't say thank you and continue

[@دروسالدعمالابتدائي-م1ض]

Thank you Teacher. Really I've injoyed for this lesson

[@mrsaddad4746]

We don't say for this lesson we say I've enjoyed this lesson

[@Bouchka291]

Thanks Andrew, video really useful for me.

[@GauriV297991]

Hello sir. I've a question. Many other professors or teachers suggests that ' I wish I were rich ' is grammatically correct than 'I wish I was rich ' . Plz help out in clearing the confusion between Were and Was in these kind of 'wish' sentences.

[@d.p.1552]

The “correct” form would be to use ‘were’ because you are talking about a hipotetical/impossible/ unreal situation. It’s been a battle with the linguists because people are using it and it’s getting acceptance little by little.

[@topegaye1741]

Very clear. Thank you

[@haidikhan8882]

Sir u r the best

[@mac-i6t]

i wish i had a great english skill
i wish my father would admit me in English school
i wish i had gone to english school
if only i had gone to english school

[@oswer-z8144]

Good lesson

[@a.u.i.sdivanjana427]

THANK YOU SO MUCH ANDREW!

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I wish I had remembered this lesson in the past

[@imanerim989]

Thank you dear Andrew

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Thanks a lot of teacher

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Wonderful lessons thank you so much

[@longinamandrykcunha7364]

Thanks a lot

[@زهرةالربيع-ش5ر]

thank you teacher , it's very useful explanation

[@israrbabar9266]

thank you so much, Andrew Sir

[@hamzahm.marhoon9256]

thank you🌹🌹

[@minazohra3628]

I think it's grammatically correct to say I wish I was but it's more appropriate to say I wish I were ...your opinion please?

[@andreakollarova9017]

I think the same! for example: I wish I were rich!

[@tamirislopes5078]

I loved it

[@tewodroswolderufael7198]

it was very good thank you.

[@vanesarojas2943]

I wish i spoke english more confidently without thinking so much

[@Rh-pz3eb]

Same as me!😉

[@yetsimarin]

Thanks Teacher, excellent!

[@sandressouza3831]

Great work!!!!

[@McFraceOficial]

thank you so much for had made this video, i had this for homework, and this video has saved my life.

[@alsiddegalamin692]

Good

[@rabergeo4602]

Thanks for this useful lesson

[@marjanp4784]

I have read it somewhere - I wish I would have met him earlier.
Is it correct?
If I follow the instructions,it should be - I wish I had met him earlier.
Isn't it the right form?

[@dineshgomber9224]

very very important, thanks a lot

[@racha4960]

you can answer on my question please :
farmers should not put a lot of fertilisers on their crops the sooner the better
with wish

[@mobeckham]

RA Cha I wish farmers wouldn’t put a lot of fertilisers on their crops :)
Or you can say it in present I wish farmers didn’t put a lot of fertilisers on their crops :)
hope it’s helpful

[@momohey836]

Excuse me
Thank you so much for the great job
is it right to say I wish I was or I wish I were
Thanks in advance

[@fabiennethiburce662]

The correct form is "I were" and not "I was" although you can say it, but you cannot write it. This would be incorrect: the past simple "were" is used because it has never occurred

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[@sylvieroca9255]

Thank you.

[@faridullah7477]

Can you tell me how we can use was with wish? I'm still confused please tell me

[@joaquinmontenegroperdomo5278]

Thank you!!

[@fahimehmousazadeh1966]

Great. Thanks a lot

[@nourfarooki7079]

Ok. Very nice.
What about these two sentences? Are they correct?.
I wish I was/ were a doctor.
He wished he was/were a doctor.

[@w.kehasuwan2073]

Tkanks for you lesson.

[@markcraftstudio6383]

do you have a video about "Subject-verb agreement?" Thank you

[@ARVINDKumar-jm5zl]

it is quite understandable

[@naimaouachtati6738]

thnks a lot

[@PramodKumar-bg4te]

Useful lesson

[@creative6974]

Could we publish this video for commercial use if u allow to us .

[@nourfarooki7079]

Hello Sir,
Can we use I wish I was rich/ I wish I were rich?
Also I need clarification in the use of If only. I think If only is used in a positive sense. Please explain.

[@tallrapp]

"I wish I were" rich is actually correct. The verb is not the past simple; it is actually the subjunctive. The difficulty is that the subjunctive in this structure uses the conjugation of the third person plural past. For most all verbs (excepting "to be"), the conjugation is the same as the simple past. Hence the confusion being spread. "If only I were in London," is also correct.

[@ΗλίαςΧάλκος]

Thank you very much

[@hasanemami9513]

I want to write four sentences about this lesson, please let me know if they are right?
I wish I was fluent in English.
I wis I had studied English at a university.
I wish you would help me to improve my English on Skype.
If only I had found your channel earlier.

[@leonorconi8870]

Than for everything A., beatiful lesson...29.8.2017

[@fatimaalsharafi4773]

Thank you so much 😊

[@zorak3897]

Excuse me teacher but wich is the difference between "I wish I COULD" and "I wish I WOULD"?
Good video, it helps me a lot

[@mrsaddad4746]

Could is the past form of the modal can.
Would is the weak from of will

[@michelesilvestri3672]

Nice lesson , as always, but if i said : I would like to have a house ... instead of I wish etc.. it would change in meaning ? Thx

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If only I had seen your video, I would be effective now.