She's the greatest teacher in the world, I've learned your lesson convenience, you're teaching me improve my english,thank you so much for teaching,I might've been memorize your lesson,plz redond a lessons everyday,so I could be better in english.
I really enjoyed the way you introduced your idioms and then put people into practise with a second board with examples. Would you consider teaching other word-related idioms using a similar method? That would be ace! Great videos by the way.
Thank you for your informative lessons. All the idioms in this video are new to me. But I was able to guess the meaning of "wall have ears" because in Japan we have a similar saying, "kabe(walls) ni(postpositional nominative particle) mimi(ears) ari(have)" The other idioms are also very interesting. I always enjoy listening to and looking at you.
GILL This practice enriches me, Your way to note sides and sides about an issue. By your way to speak with abundant words and a variety of speech bring me to enrich my English too. Thanks GILL.
First time watching you, Gill, and I already love the videos. They’re not over produced or overacted. Straight to the point but making sure we understand fully where the idiom came from/or it’s meaning. Subscribed.
Really appreciate your lessons, great semantic explanations ! Thank you very much, it is a pleasure to listen to you, which helps me to keep my command of English alive. I found there are German phrases that express the same metaphorical meaning, with one exception: The English 'fly on the wall' would be a German 'mouse in the house'. But we have also flies on the walls. A German 'fly on the wall' means that somebody very nervous is disturbed by unimportant circumstances all the time, which he draws useless attention to: "That nervous guy is even disturbed /gets crazy by a fly on the wall.' Greetings from Germany !
Hello miss Jill.I’m Susan from Thailand and I’m a new viewer . I’ve been watching your video lessons for 6 days now. I love watching and studying English with you on RUclips every day and you’re a great teacher! Thank you so much.
Hi Gill! I have decided to improve the oral and written use of English with your generous turorials. I speak Spanish but I understand it a lot when you teach English. That excites me. I thank you very much for sharing your vast knowledge. I still use the English of the google translator because I am not fluent but, one of these days, I will be able to write some text by myself. Regards!
Hi Gill , after hearing your lesson You may be sure and satisfied that it wasn't like talking to a brick wall because I appreciate your effort and examples. Thank You. Best regards
Thank you so much, I didn't know lots of these expressions, I love the fact that you tell us where they come from!! That's very interesting. Thank you!!💗
Hi, Gill! I've been watching your programs for quite a while now. Thank you so much for being a great teacher. What I surprisingly enjoyed in this lesson is 'seeing the writing on the wall,' which I'd read in the Bible story a long time ago! Whoa! I did not know that there is a saying from that story. Thank you again and I'm looking forward to learning more from your lessons in the future.
Thank You Very-Very much!! 😘💕💗 - Metaphors are The MOST interesting and the most welcome subject!! - (and I adore all the explanations You're presenting 🤗😍🌟✌️ - The videos You're presenting overhere, on RUclips - are always extremely interesting, useful (🌟👍💓) and it is always such a pleasure to listen to - Thank You Very Much! - 🌟💗
The "hole in the wall" idiom in Britain is interesting and I had not heard it mean than before. In the US, the meaning of the same phrase is totally different. Normally referring to a dive bar or a small and not very successful restaurant or other business.
My mom used to tell me that she would like to be a fly on the wall of my class when I was little, to watch me if I paid attention to my teachers hahaha. It was actually in spanish because we are from Argentina but she told me the exact phrase.
In Argentina we have the saying "Poner a alguien entre la espada y la pared" (To put someone between a sword and the wall) that means to force someone to make an immediate decision . Is there something similar in English?
I was absolutely sure that you will mention about "Another brick in the wall" by Pink Floyd but you didn't, it would have been nice to hear something about that...I love you anyway ❤❤
Are their two meanings for the conjunction 'as well as'. Some people are of the opinion that the verb agreement is determined by the subject 'before as well as' and some people are of the opinion that the verb agreement is determined by the subject 'after aswellas ' in a sentence with the conjunction as well as. For example 1)Sita aswellas her friends is going to the mall . 2)I as well as my friends are playing. Please make it clear to me. Further,I want to know whether verb agreements depends on the first person, 2nd person and 3rd person . Please make it clear to me
@@engvidGill Hello! I wanted to write "hole ", but cell phone corrected me with "hotel"; I like very much the English country dances and "Hole in the wall" is one of my favourite. Thank you for all your English lessons! Best wishes for a good life.
She's the greatest teacher in the world, I've learned your lesson convenience, you're teaching me improve my english,thank you so much for teaching,I might've been memorize your lesson,plz redond a lessons everyday,so I could be better in english.
i have already followed several lessons. I am thrilled every time
best teacher online ! I love your lessons, thank you so much.
I really enjoyed the way you introduced your idioms and then put people into practise with a second board with examples. Would you consider teaching other word-related idioms using a similar method? That would be ace! Great videos by the way.
Gill, you're the best English teacher I have ever seen
Thank you for your informative lessons. All the idioms in this video are new to me. But I was able to guess the meaning of "wall have ears" because in Japan we have a similar saying, "kabe(walls) ni(postpositional nominative particle) mimi(ears) ari(have)" The other idioms are also very interesting. I always enjoy listening to and looking at you.
From Joël. I'm a french littérature teacher in France and I absolutely adore your lessons. Thank you very much!
Do you have any channel recommendations of a French teacher who teaches in a similar manner?
GILL This practice enriches me, Your way to note sides and sides about an issue. By your way to speak with abundant words and a variety of speech bring me to enrich my English too. Thanks GILL.
I love your ART to explain.
First time watching you, Gill, and I already love the videos. They’re not over produced or overacted. Straight to the point but making sure we understand fully where the idiom came from/or it’s meaning. Subscribed.
Great video, Gill. I hadn't realised we had quite so many expressions with 'wall' in English!
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Excellent teacher and teaching. Bless you !
I think you have to adopt me too..
Honestly, you are the best teacher I have ever met.
You are chaming! I hope one day we can get to know your background. Lovely teacher.
I agree, she's amazing and so funny too
Yes
Hello Gill! Just to tell you, I used to see the writing on the wall in English learning, But after watching your vidoes, I have greatly improved!😀
I've been watching your videos for 3 years now. They have been helping me to improve my english so much. Thank you so much!!!
Really appreciate your lessons, great semantic explanations ! Thank you very much, it is a pleasure to listen to you, which helps me to keep my command of English alive. I found there are German phrases that express the same metaphorical meaning, with one exception: The English 'fly on the wall' would be a German 'mouse in the house'.
But we have also flies on the walls. A German 'fly on the wall' means that somebody very nervous is disturbed by unimportant circumstances all the time, which he draws useless attention to: "That nervous guy is even disturbed /gets crazy by a fly on the wall.'
Greetings from Germany !
Hello miss Jill.I’m Susan from Thailand and I’m a new viewer . I’ve been watching your video lessons for 6 days now. I love watching and studying English with you on RUclips every day and you’re a great teacher! Thank you so much.
Thanks a lot! It's a treat to listen to you.
Thank you for your time and care. Your English lessons are not driving me up the wall. I learn a lot everytime!!!! 🧡🧡🧡
I love your lessons. Thanks
Adorable lady. Thanks, I am still learning a lot.
Hi Gill! I have decided to improve the oral and written use of English with your generous turorials. I speak Spanish but I understand it a lot when you teach English. That excites me. I thank you very much for sharing your vast knowledge. I still use the English of the google translator because I am not fluent but, one of these days, I will be able to write some text by myself. Regards!
Dear mam,Love your English classes from India,you Teach clearly,patiently and enthusiastically.Thank you mam.
Hi Gill , after hearing your lesson You may be sure and satisfied that it wasn't like talking to a brick wall because I appreciate your effort and examples. Thank You. Best regards
Good morning, Gill!
I am waiting for each new lesson. Yeah, we have got a new lesson. Very well :)
Thank you so much, Gill! :) Have a nice day!
Thank you so much, I didn't know lots of these expressions, I love the fact that you tell us where they come from!! That's very interesting. Thank you!!💗
Hi, Gill! I've been watching your programs for quite a while now. Thank you so much for being a great teacher. What I surprisingly enjoyed in this lesson is 'seeing the writing on the wall,' which I'd read in the Bible story a long time ago! Whoa! I did not know that there is a saying from that story.
Thank you again and I'm looking forward to learning more from your lessons in the future.
Thank you so much Miss Gill for all your knowledge and effort put into this channel
It's really useful lesson, thanks Gill
With you we can dive into the language to discover the English world.
Thanks gill God bless you and all your family for to share your knowledge with us many thanks!!!!
Best teacher ever!!
Thank you so much for your tip regards to the piece called Belshazzar's Feast by William Walton (9:03)... It's an amazing thing
Thank you for sharing!
I simply love your work . Thank you !!!
Thanks alot dear Gill 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
thanks dear Gill
please give some information on “Book “
please
Thank you ,good job ,you are the best
First time! Thank you so much, Gill! :) Have a nice day!!
The lesson awesome.
I love That! Thank you Gill
Anazing lesson your pronunciation is music to my ears
Thanks Gill for this useful and interesting lesson .
very interesting lesson
I loved the content and lesson.
This lesson is very helpful
so sweet, I could listen to you and looking at untill the end of the wall :D
Hi silvia how is going i admire for your comment and it really to see a beautiful and adorable woman like you with such an amazing smile 🌷
Gill, you are a sweet pie! Greetings from Chiapas!
Thank you very much!!!
Thanks 😊
Thanks teacher
Thank You Very-Very much!! 😘💕💗 -
Metaphors are The MOST interesting and the most welcome subject!! - (and I adore all the explanations You're presenting 🤗😍🌟✌️ - The videos You're presenting overhere, on RUclips - are always extremely interesting, useful (🌟👍💓) and it is always such a pleasure to listen to - Thank You Very Much! - 🌟💗
Hi I have been watched your video lesson and it’s very interested really.so you are doing good and thanks lot.
Thanks!
Thank you for the great video!
The "hole in the wall" idiom in Britain is interesting and I had not heard it mean than before. In the US, the meaning of the same phrase is totally different. Normally referring to a dive bar or a small and not very successful restaurant or other business.
Thank you mam, It is very helpful for me🇮🇳🧕🌹
WONERFUL !!!
Hi Gill
Do you do any one to one online teaching if do I really interesyed
Thanks
Very informative Maam
I love you with your lovely teching!
Hi. I'm the first one here in the comments.
I get so happy when I see a notification about a new video yours!😊
Thanks Gill🙏
Greetings from Brazil!
Me too. Thank you!!💗
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Gooooooorgeous !
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
I love u teacher ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yes, I loved it. Thank you so much. Bye for now Mrs Gill.
You are the best👍❤
Thank you❤
hi Jill, you have a very excellent accent,
I like it very much.
How about doing a lesson on climate, air pollution, stuff like that?
Thanks, I have a new lesson planned on that subject :-)
very good!
Thanks vor this lesson. It‘s funny because today is the 30th anniversery of the Mauerfall in Berlin 🙂
Thank you
thank for the lesson. l see what l can it.
All of these idioms remember me when I tried to get a work VISA in Japan embassy.
Learn English with Gill is wall to wall carpet .
Thanks
Gill, please adopt me 😂
I love your classes
Love it!
Absolutely beautiful teacher I sent an email my manager he so happy 😀
I love your videos.
My mom used to tell me that she would like to be a fly on the wall of my class when I was little, to watch me if I paid attention to my teachers hahaha. It was actually in spanish because we are from Argentina but she told me the exact phrase.
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Nice
In Argentina we have the saying "Poner a alguien entre la espada y la pared" (To put someone between a sword and the wall)
that means to force someone to make an immediate decision
. Is there something similar in English?
Thanks -- we have a similar saying, to be "between a rock and a hard place" :-)
Thanks!!:)@@engvidGill
Hello from Кazakhstan !!!
I was absolutely sure that you will mention about "Another brick in the wall" by Pink Floyd but you didn't, it would have been nice to hear something about that...I love you anyway ❤❤
I did my best since 70's. Now I realize it's look like nailing jelly to the wall.
Very goooood vid, keep it up ;)
Are their two meanings for the conjunction 'as well as'.
Some people are of the opinion that the verb agreement is determined by the subject 'before as well as' and some people are of the opinion that the verb agreement is determined by the subject 'after aswellas ' in a sentence with the conjunction as well as.
For example
1)Sita aswellas her friends is going to the mall .
2)I as well as my friends are playing.
Please make it clear to me.
Further,I want to know whether verb agreements depends on the first person, 2nd person and 3rd person .
Please make it clear to me
Nice voice
Lovely 😘
Thank you. Where the hole in the wall?
"Too many walls" - (a song by Cathy Dennis)
I have noticed that u use the intrusive 'r' quite a bit , like 'idear' in place of 'idea' but anyway nice video....!!😊🖒
I see life! That's why you feel that new idea is bit off the wall.
太好了，我就是想学习英腔，英式英语语调好听。我写中文不知道是否看得懂？我主要还想推荐给其他中国人。
你覺得這個英國人會中文嗎
@@javifontalva7752 您好。因为我怕用英文表达不准确，所以特意用中文写。相信主讲老师会用软件翻译的。另外我写中文也是为了让搜索视频的华人看到我的评价而给他们一些启发，能推荐给需要的华人，如果他们像我一样想学习英式英语口音的话。因为我在RUclips上搜索的时候很难找到合适的视频，所以常常看看评论区下面有什么评价。谢谢您的问题。
Hello Gill from Cambodia
Im just watching for your accent. :D
Hello, Gill, so “a hole in the wall” means an ATM machine?
Yes, it can have that meaning in colloquial English :-)
Thank so much!
I got here, when notifications bell ringing
Hotel in The Wall is a english country dance
Hi - I think you mean Hole in the Wall: www.libraryofdance.org/dances/hole-in-the-wall/
@@engvidGill Hello!
I wanted to write "hole ", but cell phone corrected me with "hotel"; I like very much the English country dances and "Hole in the wall" is one of my favourite. Thank you for all your English lessons! Best wishes for a good life.