I started learning Eng at the age of 6, now I'm 25. I love her channel but I mostly watch her videos to listen to British Eng not to learn. But in that 19 years, every teacher and book said that 'might' is the formal and polite version of 'may'. And here I am, hearing the total opposite with a confused Pikachu face. Thank you so much!
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"I had too many pens going on here now." LOL! Anyway, you have said in your videos that you are an introvert. I am not an introvert nor an extrovert, I feel like I am an ambivert. But to be honest, I adore the way introverts explain a thing: intense and meaningful. I got some introverts around me, and I fancy to be tutored by them. They are so humble, serious, and meaningful: I don't waste a second when I'm learning from them. Well, conclusion: I love your explanation.
Dear Madam, Can you pls check if this sentence is correct. I've happened to see this in News Paper, and am thinking if "Could be able to" used in this sentence is correct. Can you pls clarify my doubt. Thank you, Niranjan "PM says fans could be able to return to stadiums in the UK from October."
In German, the equivalent to " He must be unwell" - "ihm muss unwohl sein", uses the same modal verb "must/müssen". Yet the sentence indicates an assumption, not a certainty. So - just to be certain - is the above quoted sentence always a certainty in English or does it leave room for doubt?
Very interesting. But who knows what part of England has this way of speaking? For me it's like she woke up five minutes ago after a good party )) Of course I know Jade didn't and I like her lessons, but anyway where is she from?
Im not a native speaker but when you say in time it might mean you need to make it in the time it has to be done meaning present,and when you say on time can be already done it just in the time it were able to happen
It's interesting that modal verbs have no infinitive form in English, but do in most other languages. There is no infinitive form of "can" in English, but in Spanish it's "poder" and "können" in German. Short of "to be able to", there is no infinitive "to can" in English, unless you're talking about birds, firing people or preserving food.
The forms ‘may’ and ‘might’. These are the same verb - just ’might’ is in the past tense. Usually we prefer the past tense to do one thing, to sound more polite (more distant). It is about not wanting to take risks in drawing certainty. Because we choose to distant ourselves, we will sound less certain. Now, what’s the difference between ‘might’ and ‘could’?
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I started learning Eng at the age of 6, now I'm 25. I love her channel but I mostly watch her videos to listen to British Eng not to learn. But in that 19 years, every teacher and book said that 'might' is the formal and polite version of 'may'. And here I am, hearing the total opposite with a confused Pikachu face. Thank you so much!
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Hello Jade. You look awsome - healthy and happy. It must be that you are pretty satisfied with your life. You might have found a life elixir. (heheh)
I am very glad to see you back and that you look well. Lately, in your videos, you seemed like you were so tired, ill, "blue", sad, unhappy ... all of this or some of this or something similiar ... low energy... like you didn't take care of yourself. Now, I can see huge progression - you even put make up on your face, you put nail polish, your face is brighter ... I am SO HAPPY for you.
You are so talented, you are so special and please stay with us. We need you, we love you, and we care about you, our beloved teacher.
Biiig hug from Bosnia
Great lesson! These are very important modal verbs to distinguish!
Was a blooper in 3:31? When she talked about the past structure like modal+have+past p. Should she say past participle instead of past perfect?
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"I had too many pens going on here now." LOL! Anyway, you have said in your videos that you are an introvert. I am not an introvert nor an extrovert, I feel like I am an ambivert. But to be honest, I adore the way introverts explain a thing: intense and meaningful. I got some introverts around me, and I fancy to be tutored by them. They are so humble, serious, and meaningful: I don't waste a second when I'm learning from them. Well, conclusion: I love your explanation.
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Dear Madam, Can you pls check if this sentence is correct. I've happened to see this in News Paper, and am thinking if "Could be able to" used in this sentence is correct. Can you pls clarify my doubt. Thank you, Niranjan
"PM says fans could be able to return to stadiums in the UK from October."
In German, the equivalent to " He must be unwell" - "ihm muss unwohl sein", uses the same modal verb "must/müssen". Yet the sentence indicates an assumption, not a certainty. So - just to be certain - is the above quoted sentence always a certainty in English or does it leave room for doubt?
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In the last example can we use "couldn't" instead of "can't" ?
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Very interesting. But who knows what part of England has this way of speaking? For me it's like she woke up five minutes ago after a good party )) Of course I know Jade didn't and I like her lessons, but anyway where is she from?
Isn't "might" a form that's originally derived from "may"?
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Please mama elaborate about ' can not, cannot, can't, can n't , which one is wrong,
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Your lessons are so beautiful! But I'm having concentration problems...
When do we say "in time" and when do we say "on time" and what's the difference?
Im not a native speaker but when you say in time it might mean you need to make it in the time it has to be done meaning present,and when you say on time can be already done it just in the time it were able to happen
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So, you've found the elixir of life, like you said in your last newsletter. Good. But can we know the recipe or is it a secret? ;)
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Whats the elixir of life, lovely Jade ?
Of what I understood, uploading a video of one year ago or even more ...
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Here is my sentence: I certainly don't trust anybody unless they might not be the good people in the city.
Question: If Mia lent us her car , we .........( might have gone to london or could go to london) Which one is correct? could you explain it?
Why we can't use (can)in this grammar?
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Good video, but next time please don't smoke before recording xD
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this is not only certainty, but aslo possibility, i was confused at first
It's interesting that modal verbs have no infinitive form in English, but do in most other languages. There is no infinitive form of "can" in English, but in Spanish it's "poder" and "können" in German. Short of "to be able to", there is no infinitive "to can" in English, unless you're talking about birds, firing people or preserving food.
Mam y do u make less videos maybe like one video in one or two months.
The forms ‘may’ and ‘might’. These are the same verb - just ’might’ is in the past tense. Usually we prefer the past tense to do one thing, to sound more polite (more distant). It is about not wanting to take risks in drawing certainty. Because we choose to distant ourselves, we will sound less certain. Now, what’s the difference between ‘might’ and ‘could’?