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it’s defenetely worth it to see this vid. thanks so much Alex!
Lounis

lounis88lao

    Alex excellent Job! when you have some available time I would like you to review the following expression ( due to due to the fact because of)

    Rafael

      Hi Rafael,

      These are all cause and effect expressions. They basically means “as a result of.” Examples:

      Due to the fact that you came late, you can’t enter the classroom.

      Due to coming late, you can’t enter the classroom.

      Because of coming late, you can’t enter the classroom.

      As you can see, there are some verb changes, but the meanings remain similar.

      Alex

        So teacher, ive got a little question, sometimes when im talking to people from california they say ‘still’ at the end of the sentence, and i realize that they are just trying to say the same thing, What can you tell me bout that? i just would like to know, thank you and greetings from Mx

        caesar91

          oh well, this was not the lesson, im sorry it was ‘Now and Still’ hehe

          caesar91

          Hahaha, don’t worry! About “still” at the end of sentences, there are all kinds of quirks like that that vary from region to region. People in Minnesota say “ya”, people in Canada say “eh”…it might not make sense but that’s just the way it is :)

          engVid Moderator

Thank you Mr Alex for highlighting the issue !

bilel

Thanks

Leyla

I’m really sorry to say that we can use your videos because of destruction on youtube links here in paskistan so kindly If you can guide us though another way?
Thanks an Afghan from Pakistan

shagiwal3

    You’ll have to use a web proxy to access Youtube.

    engVid Moderator

Thank you Alex! Good lesson, as always!

Dina

It’s worth it. Thank you.

jk1fpv

this video worth it like lounis88lao says.
Now I think I’ll pass my final test in the institute.

Thanks and congratulations you are good teachers.

junior

WORTH
***value / benefit of something***
– His suit is worth $400
– This phone isn’t worth $200
– It’s worth it
– It’s not worth it.
– He’s /she’s not worth it

Mario

Thank u very much for thin lesson. It is worth seeing it.

jood

    You got it!

    Alex

Thanks!

Duc

thanks a lot

jsabooni71

thank you sir, alex

jeanila comenguez

Thank you my teacher

negar

your quiz cover good notes too….
thnks…..

Dado

thanks alot mr alex

ibrahim

thank you very much alex I have one question for this word [WORTH]
is it a same mean cost? [WORTH]COST]

abdelle

Hi Alex, I appreciate the way you manage this lesson, it’s clear, simple and very useful. Of course it’s worth it pay attention to you.

Are these sentences corrects? … Are there somebody there? :)

Please correct them if it’s necessary.

Thank to Alex and Envid¡

antoniojunq

    “It’s worth it to pay attention to you.”
    “Is there anybody there?”

    Good luck!

    Alex

Thanks Alex!

mie

Nice 1.
The quiz was well,
It did really worked 4 me. :)

fatiima8

I really know that this site worth my time.

yazan

this was worth nmy time. thanks

Thomas

hi Alex.is this sentence correct??:
then i come to school my friend sad i should have to see director.
thanks…

lolita799

i strongly believe … this is world no 1 site for home study English. god may bless this site or all teacher or member of this site …. thanks a lot

gouravshafu

I got 10/10, but I have two questions concerning the quiz:

1.”I paid too much for this thing. It __________.”

If we are talking about present benefits, can we use either “isn’t worth it” or “wasn’t worth it”, or we have to watch for the tense used in the previous sentence?

2. “It is worth seeing” — Can we use “of” (or any other preposition) after worth? — “It is worth of seeing.”

3. I have also a question about “had to”. — Can we say “I had to did this?”, or if we use “had to”, we have to put a verb in the simple form, in this case “do”?

4. Is there any difference between “my friend” and “friend of mine”? Can I use them interchangeably?

5. And the last one concerns “go home”. I know that people say “go home” not “go to home”, but with all other locations they use “to”. Can I use “to” with “home”, and can I drop it with other locations? For example “go restaurant” instead of “go to restaurant”?

morfik

      Thanks for the vid, but I didn’t find the answer there, but it gave me some ideas where to look, and I found this:

      — “It’s because “home” as in “go home” is an adverb, and adverbs don’t take any prepositions.”

      morfik

The lesson surely worth it!:)
But i’ve got a question: What is the part of the speech?Is it an adjective or a noun?

charlatana

Hi Alex …..

can we use DESERVE Instead of WORTH?

Thank u for your lessons

momen22

    You can say: “You deserve it.”

    morfik

    Hi moawia,

    “Deserve” and “Worth” are two different words and don’t share the same meaning.

    “She deserves to get the job!”
    “It was worth it for her to take the job because now she’s making a lot of money.”

    Alex

      Thank you Alex

      momen22

Very useful lesson Alex, thank you!

I’d like to know if “worth” must always be used with “be” or constructions like “this suit could worth $400” with a modal is right too.

hughbr

Dear sir ,
i am from Jordan ( Middle East ) , my mother tongue language is Arabic , can you help me to enhance my English .
Thanks alor

Akram z

    What do you do to improve your English?

    morfik

thanks Alex i don’t know why people in canada and USA they are interestned in watching movies in theatre you can watch any movies HD and 3D in HDbits or CHDBITS for classic movies cinematik and KG without paid any money you said 50 dollars for 3D movie that’s too much

ikiller

thanks

anarchist

Thanks Alex! It’s worth it!!

Pilar

Hi Alex!
I think that for the third question more right answer is the third one:
“She makes a lot of money, but she has no time for her family. It is worth it.”
Really, money is worth very much nowadays for every family!
Thank you for the lesson!!!!!

wild boar

wow! i liked it! thank you very much! such a useful video!

Victoria

Alex I have a doubt about it.

If I say : It worths 10 dollars , Is it correct?

leandro prates

    That is incorrect. You have to say “It’s worth 10 dollars.” You can’t say “worths.”

    Alex

Dear Alex, could you explain more about the 2nd and the 9th quiz for me?

MaiHuongNguyenThi

This is very helpful lesson. It’s worth is lifetime.

Anowarul Alam

Thanks teacher!!!

tuyennguyen94

Thank you so much

zahraa

Nice teaching!

azadi

Thanks Sir.

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I liked very much! Thanks!!!

Indi

got 10 correct out of 10, this is a worth watching lesson, so thank you Alex

Didi

god job :D

linda22

İt’s an usefull video, thank you…

learnandspeak

thanks teacher..as usual, your lessons are worth watching :)

daisy22

Thank you so much!

estherserra

superb lesson thank a lot Alex
One Question ^^worth^^ Can it be used as verb ??

hisham77

many thanks

khalid

Thank you sir for sending me the link of proxy which is worth but unfortunately It’s worth of it still not working! :(

Abdul Rahman

Short lessons are amazing! I see in all my lanch’s time.

daniel pizetta

Great. Thank you.

Hsaine

Thanks Alex, I’ve got many things from you, this lesson is worth watching! :)

Võ Mai Điền Hải

thanks Alex

khalafawy

I liked you classes,are worth it!

Jose a garcia

ur reallyyyyyyyy worth it SIR:)THXXXX ALOT

jana

Thank you teacher alex

Sleman

Hi … Alex ! All of your lessors are worth to study English for me . Tnx.

Su wah htun

That´s a nice lesson

Lima

wow this is great!!!
thank you egnVid

nimanthi089

Thanks Alex :)

tranngoclinh02101996

this video is worth seeing it really :)

bakhtiyar ali

it’s same as deserve isn’t it ?

faisal33

great lesson, you are a good teacher,

jhon

It was very worth have Watched that lesson.

Magella

This lessons worth following up with. becuase i am improving daily and getting familiar with words daily. Thank you all for all your collective efforts to make English language easy.
Thanks a lot.

John

Thank you eng. vid and thank you teacher. Really it worth watching.To you my best wishes. Nasser—Egypt

Nasser

this lesson is worth it haahahahh ^_^

Thanks ,and warm greeting from Saudi Arabia

saudf16

Thanks a lot for this quiz!

alex

Thanks! Alex, could you give me more example,please? I think I need to practice more.

badien

    Basically, if something is “worth it,” it either has a good price, value, or benefit. If it isn’t “worth it,” it’s the opposite.

    “I can’t believe I paid $15 to see The Clash of the Titans in 3D. It totaly wasn’t worth it.”

    “You want me to work for 10 dollars an hour in a factory? No way. That’s not worth it.”

    Alex

Thank you all , i appreciate all effort you made for this

Th£ L£G£ND

Good lesson :)
Now I understend :)
Thank you Alex :)

kathy74

Thanks Alex!The lesson is worth for learning English with you and on the engvid.com! :)

UserCain

Thanks Alex
I got it entirely
Actually it was completely worth seeing You’re video :-)

Mohammad

Thanks Alex
I got it entirely
It was completely worth seeing you’re video

persianboys021

Thanks Alex, your lesson’s worth it :)

glmrenard

quizzes are very tricky!!! good job!!!

charlemagne

Mr. Alex you are an amazing teacher.keep on like this. God will fulfil promesses in your life.

Tony Espanto

thanks .
It give my time .It’s worth it. I thing this sentences is correct but dot is necessary to put or not Pleas tell me right thanks allot for that

jawad

Nice learning that!!!

Sally S

Thanks, Sir! Got 8/10.

chanchal17

HI ALEX THANKYOU for helping us

simret

it’s really worth it
thank you very much for all of you in this side

nosayba

I think I got everything about ”worth” thank you

Muzaffar

this is may grad (You got 8 correct out of 10.) it is worth it thanks for Mr Alex well done it is worth it i understand all about it

Ari Qader

Hi Alex,

I got an office job. And i really have tough time sending emails when using IN & ON.

I know the general rules about in (inside) on(on top of something)
But when i use email, is so confusing for me to refer something with in or on.

For example.

you can find that message in the RPC programm
or you can find that message on the RPC programm??

in the file?
on the file?

etc.

i wish i could see some videos dealing with business terminologies.

Big hug from Canada.

GEORGYPORGY

Thx for the lesson Alex. I have one question to the first quiz task. Can I also say “I paid to much for this thing, it isn’t worth it.” instead of “it wasn’t worth it”. Maybe I bought it 2 years ago but now I recognize that I paid to much.

Timingala

Great!! I learnt something. It’s worth.

cindychan01

Hello Alex.Thank you for that lesson .Have a quesiton for u.
Is it possible to say ” she did not deserve it ” instead of saying ” she wasnt worht it ” ?
i hope u get the idea .

oguz

and Alex i have just seen that u answered someone the same question. thank you. i am now understant it.
it was worth to watch that video to get some idea about ”worth”.

oguz

Thank you teacher for interesting and useful lesson!
Keep it up!
Have a ball!

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zhena

thanks Alex

weyni

Thank you very much Alex, Excellent lesson

argenis

Thank you very much Alex!!!

shmavonyan1976

thanks a lot.i spend a lot of time to study with you.it is worth it

gog

Your explanations are very clear. Thank you!

RAC

thanx Alex ,, it’s worth it seeing this video

Jaber

I have a question. How could you explain the difference between the structures: it is worth seeihg the film/the film is worth seeng and it is worth leaning to swim?

ela

this was my weak point thanks for your help

aduinterpreter

This lesson is worth watching!
Thank you Alex

mountararat

Thank you Alex, this is the second video that I saw of you and it´s worth it!

paul00x

Great job!

petrywka1992

Thks
It’s worth it to see engvid!

yoshi76

you’re so good alex and you explain so clear everything…

avedul125

The lecture on ENGVID is worth it.
especially,I want to say it is worth taking your lesson. Thanks.^^

ea9436

Thank Alex.
Clearly understand

windy87

Thanks Alex. It’s a really worth lesson.

monikakodikara

Ual! This lesson was so nice!! It’s worth it!
See you!

claudio77

in the Spiderman example you answered using is instead of was, would you mind explaining me why?, thanks Adam

josedelgado

I got 5 correct out of 10. OMG! But I understand the wrong answer. Perhaps I was just confused. I hope to try
the quiz someday :) Thank you Alex!

Happy04

is it correct “the film was very good and it was worth watching every moment of it” thanks Alex

yousefalbania

Thank you very much for the way you explained. Watching the lessons is really worth it. Is that correct? I am not quite sure if I got it.

tecas

Thanks I got 80%.

Abdul Qayum

Thanks a lot Alex, you are an excellent teacher :). Following your English lesson is worth it! (I hope it’s correct)

Zingo

Alex, I have a question. Do you know how often US people worth related to you taught us use? These sentences are used in Canada only? I mean how much often it is used in the world?

ariunbolor

This lesson is WORTH noting :)

meredian

Thanks Alex !

oscar1975

good lesson, in my point of view, but i have 60% i must to remind myself

moezbesbes

Great Alexx.You are such an excellent explainer!!!i got your every word so easily..it’s certainly worth a visit to your engvid channel and youtube as well… keep on going !!! (Y)

samir0007

Finally, you just cleared a giant doubt that I had with this verb, because in Spanish it’s completely different. Thanks so much!

nancho

it is worth it to answer your questions over here mr. alex.. i got 7 out of 10 :) .. i would love to do a test with grammar. is it possible to do over here sir alex? :) thanks

ms.mani

70
what a shame

invisible29

thanks alex!

luoyong6

An excellent lesson. Thank you so much Alex. :)

SanjulaHapugoda

Thank you, it is a very good lesson!

tacagero

I got 90 except for the third question, I choose IT’S WORTH IT, i think in my point of view this is also correct, it’s only my criteria :D however, thanks!

manolete919

There is an expression you could have mentioned, which is “It worth my while” and its variations. Is that right? See you (:

Guilherme Cota

This was a good lesson for me because I had never understood the use and meaning of “worth”.
And obviously it was worth it to dedicate just five minutes of my time to watch this video.

Thanks and congratulations Alex
Keep up the good work.

sandoval0992

thanks alex

alisam

Thanks Alex for that new word that I learn from you. I am so excited to see more and learn quickly english.

Sony2016

Thanks Alex its worth seeing.

Salmanjan

Thanks lesson. Extremely helpful lesson.

Sonia1234

Thanks a lot!
Useful lesson!

travelmama

Thanks a lot!

Jonathas Wilhem

Suppose I posted a post in a fb group and it was really a good content. But got no like or comment. So if I say “This post is worth nothing here” or “This isn’t worth it here” then which one would be perfect to say? or the both would be correct? Asking for help!

naasif

Thanks!

shihai182

I’ve got a 100 after two attempts. (It was worth it!)
Thankyou Alex, have a good one!

Gilberto

Thank you Mr. Alex. It’s worth it!

Alex-1956

I really enjoyed your video about how to use the word “worth”. Some students struggle in using it. Another word that is also confusing is “value”. It’ll be nice if you can touch on that in a video. Thanks. It was worth watching it.

garza

Thanks these kind of videos always are very usefull…

Jesus14619

This classroom is worth it

Reyger

1)This book is worth reading = It (this book) is worth it (reading)
2) It is worth paying attention to you = It is worth it to pay attention to you = It is worth it paying attention to you
Are (1) & (2) above correct?

kaisoo

It’s worth watching this lesson!

Roberto

Engvid is really WORTH visiting!

Nabadjire
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