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How to understand native speakers’ questions in English
Native English speakers ask questions SO fast that you can’t understand them! Watch this lesson to improve your listening comprehension in English. You’ll be able to answer questions likewatayadoin?!
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Thanks Ronnie ,
question please , you wrote “Wha cha doin” but you some time pronounce it as ” Wha r ya doin ” , so which one as more native :-) .
Thanks again .
We use both equally!
hello Ronnie ,my name is roberto mexican ,i have problem not understanding
when spoke me english, you can help me ,i hope you answer,comment or technician for my problem. Thanks
hi Ronnie this is naveed i just wana say that yours joly style of teaching is very nice.I watched alots of video which helps me to improve my English by the grace of God one day will come when i’ll be native speaker like you.God bless you
hey i can help you just send me your email
i want to help me about how to learn eglish and i need lessones about lerning eglish
in fact, the first one is the most required beacuse it seems more fluently than the other one so if you are gonna speak with a native better use a fluent form :D its ofr you look native and formal :)
Hi Ronnie my names is Fernando and just want to say that this videos is very importan for my learning process. tnak you for sharing.
Last year I was in Toronto and I could learn a lot with canadians.
I wish I could back.
A big hug
Hi Ronnie i just want to ask a question how do you say “WHY DID SHE DO THAT” in native speaking
dear Ronnie:
thanks for your lesson!I wanna learn British English,so could you tell me if it can help?looking forward to your reply.
thanks again!
Ronnie, thanks from St. Petersburg. I LOVE your lessos!
Hello ronnie, I would like to learn more english.
But something is difficul to my pronunciation or when I write, How can i do for learn more?
Thanks Ms. Ronnie for this wonderful info… ^_^
thank you…
Hello Ronnie!
May i ask u about something?
i’m a girl grom Russia and…Do u teach English in Russia?I really want to learn English very well and go practice EF program,and then go live in English speaking country,and so I ask about it …
Forgive me if something is wrong :)
hello Ronnie my name is mahmoud
I find it difficult to learn English
but I would love to listen to you often Video
Ronnie, i need your help.
Please contact
Thanks, it is very helpful for me
yes, I enjoyed the lesson, I’m going to visit my grandmother this weekend. until next week Ronnie.
i love study english . i am malaysia
That’s it, Ronnie! I just did that today. I recorded my own voice at my cellphone reading a transcript of a Podcast, and then I could check my accent. Great exercise to improve pronunciation!
how are you ,???,,, iwant to speak with you to make my accent in english well ,,,,do you have any problem ???
yOU ARE THE BEST RONNIE, I LIKE WHEN YOU SAY “WHERE IS SHE” JEJEJE, GREAT !!!!1
hello ronnie i’m lucky to find that site this weekend i hang out with my friends and i learn some new slang because i addict (engvid)thanks for all your lessons ronnie
Problems of Indian Speakers
/s/ and /z/. when /s/ is a voiceless sound and /z/ is a voiced sound. let’s do an activity. /z/ sound containing following words.
prize, loser, possess, plays, risen, falls, practice, grow, niece, hiss, husband, as, coarse, price, churches, place, his, use, race, knees, ass, rise, fussy, close, tickets, raise, teasing, reason, false, clothes, theirs, hers, cause.
thanx ronnie ma’am …. u teach with wit and humour … i love that in you … and i really enjoy your each lesson …. your website is god guft for us student … say thanx to the founder as well …thanx to all of you teachers …. and god bless you really…
god gift*
How come u did’nt make a quiz,dear mam??!
Always I just n just get the point via them!
Such a nice topic but I ……!!
Anyway….
“Lots of tx”.
Excuse,
“didn’t” I meaned.
It is impossible to make a quiz on pronunciation!
Hi Ronnie!
How are you? Thanks for looking at my query! No offence, I’ve transcribed my spoken sentence using the International Phonetic Alphabet. My phonetic spelling is based on RP – Received Pronunciation. I’m a non-native speaker of English. Thanks again! You’re doing a wonderful job here! Have a good day, Ronnie.
very nice
hi ,
I watch your session, but I have one doubt.. pleas clear.
English Grammar – Easy Introduction to Passive
In this session:
I eat lunch
lunch was eaten
lunch was eaten
(eat ate eaten).
but you say lunch was eaten.
I think : lunch is eaten
because I ate lunch —
lunch was eaten -> correct
please check
You are correct it should be “Lunch is eaten!” Great work!
Dear Ronnie
Thank you very much for this lesson. Would you tell me if no native english spearkers always talk like that ? I hope that they are conscious that isn’t easy for foreigners ! I think is vulgar wanna, gonna etc. It’s shocking that people don’t take the time to communicate clearly. Kind regards
Yes, most native speakers talk like that. It is not vulgar, it is just how we shorten our language and speak faster. I bet you do it in your language too!
Maybe no vulgar but little gentle. If you are in front with a stranger you should speak in easy way and clearly as I do when some foreign ask me some information in order to go in a particular location (for example). If this foreign doesn’t speak english but knows some word in my language, when I speak, I try to speak slowly and without our slang.
Hi
dear theacher Ronnie i need help full for lerning english how can i get?
Yeah actually we always do that in french maybe more than in english! Otherwise thanks a lot for all these helpful lessons!
i like the way she teach us. Talking with slow is the key of understanding and the second think she is funny and using her face expressions so in that way we better understand …
i love Ronnie best teacher …
Thank you so much dear Ronnie, this lesson is very helpful, please make more with thid kind of native pronunciation.
Best regards.
Yes you are right
Thanks! Good job.
Ronnie,
You are fantastic. I love your classes. You are funy, inteligent and a good teacher. I would love talk with you any moment but I know you can not do it
very helpful
Hi Ronnie!
I love your style of teaching. You’re a woman with an interesting demeanour.
Now, I’ve transcribed the five sentences used in this episode the way I say after learning from you. I wonder whether they are correct! Could you check them for me, please? Thank you!
1. /ˌwɒtʃə ˈduːɪn/
2. /hudʒə laɪk/
3. /wendɪddʒə gəʊ/
4. /weəz ʃiː/
5. /waɪdi du ðæt/
Sorry, I don’t understand.
Hi Gabriel. These are fantastic pronunciation keys for the five sentences above. They are very helpful to me. When I read these sentences to my American friends, they were surprised that I sounded like a native English speaker. Thanks.
1. /ˌwɒtʃə ˈduːɪn/ = What are you doing?
2. /hudʒə laɪk/ = Who do you like?
3. /wendɪddʒə gəʊ/ = When did you go?
4. /weəz ʃiː/ = Where is she?
5. /waɪdi du ðæt/ = What did he do that?
Sorry, I meant
5. /waɪdi du ðæt/ = Why did he do that?
As always Ronnie your classes help me every time. Actually in everyplace you trying to talk with someone, when you don’t understand, you should ask to another person asking more slow. This way is more polite, but if we’ll stay at least 6 months or more, it’s better to get used it.
One more time congrats
Hugs
HELLO RONNIE!!!HOW ARE YOU????I HOPE YOU ARE QUITE FINE::I HAVE A QUESTION__HERE IT IS:::MAY I ASK YOU???HOW R YA???THANKS::CARLOS
I am fine. How R U?
Dear teacher, I love you so much.
really your lessons are very intresting.
Thank s so much
you are great! love how you teach !! and I love this website it’s the best and very helpful! I show it to many friends !! we need more lessons! so continue!!
thank you very much Ronnie .. it really helps a lot :)
best regards,
so many thanks for teaching
Hi Ronnie
About the last question “why de do that?”, what can we say if we are talking about a girl or more persons?
Thank you
No, it woule be whydshe/whydthey/whydyou/whydI/whydit + verb !!!
Thanks a lot! It was a wonderful lesson.
hi. i was finding out for a long time this kind of videos. thanks. im happy. u expalnation is more than clear
hi
your teaching style is so good.i like you and i love how to teach.please continuous your program
THE WAY YOU TEACH ENGLISH IS JUST AWESOME !!
I love it…. It’s true sometimes I have problem to understand them ah ah ah ah ah good ..thanks a lot
hi ronnie,i love the way u teaching,and ur face expression is realy realy fentastic.
Hey,
Your lessons really help a lot..
I just wanted to know that why do we say “I’m in bed instead of I’m on bed??”
We get tn the bed (between the sheets). On the bed we wouldn’t be under the sheets!
hello Ronie,how r u?hope you fine,n may God bless you forever.that’s kind of great thing you’ve done for us.i have a question.it is in elementary excercises but make me confused.what should i say for the question,”may i borrow your pen?”
while the choices are
a. here it is
b. here you are
which answer is the best? thx b4
luv ya…
B is the best answer but I would just say – OK!
Here it is is used when you are introducing/showing something!
Great lessons! I like them! you help me to study English. you are better teacher in the world! thank you so much!
Amazing lesson many thanks for your efforts.
Dear Ronie, I have a big problem with Scottish accent I can’t understand anything :) what can I do?
Go to Scotland/watch Scottish tv!
Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Why did you write”tv” in lower case?
Bye
P.S Is the word”hug”correct instead of bye?
Because we usually do not write it T.V.!
You can use hug – no problem!
Hi Ronnie, I already know how to speak in English, and understand native speakers. I need help with Accent. Can u plz do videos like stress/unstress, intonations??? Btw thnx for all these free lessons, just found out ’bout this :)
Your accent is great! You sound like a native American speaker!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLH0uloRtbs here’s how i sound. :)
Hi Ronnie, I am really happy to find your videos on the internet. They way you are teaching is amazing.
Love You, lol
Hi Ronnie. Thanks for your lesson. It’s interesting.
thanks alot miss . i enjoyed in u’re lesson but i want help u ,i have problem in my listening, it is not strong what should i do ?
thanks again miss :)
Listen to English tv/music/movies!
Dear prof.
Would u mind 2 lend me a helping hand plz?!
1.Is it right 2 say:I’ve got a surprise TO u??(to=for)
2.Is any problem correct o just any problemS is correct??!!
TX 4 ur help!
No, you have to say I have a suprize for you!
Any problem and any problems are both correct depending on how many problems there are!
Hi dear RONNIE how r u ? I hope u r 5n
here I hv a quesion . it is about pronunciation can I say WHAT R U GONNA DO inistead 2 say what r u doing(wha cha doing) thank u my dear teacher
Yes, WHAT R U GONNA DO is good. However, it is different from “What R U doing”. “What R U doing” is for an action that is happening now (present continuous). WHAT R U GONNA DO is future tense.
When I watched your lesson, I was thinking to a song “Bad boys, bad boys, whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do when they come for you?
All the best to you, Ronnie
Adrian, from Romania
Hello,Ronnie , I like your sound when you are talking the intonation of words .
wats the diff between advice n advise?
Advice(noun):an opinion or a suggestion about what sb should do in a particular situation.
Advise(verb):to tell sb what u think they should do in a particular situation.
Glad I could help!
I like your lessons…I think all the languages speakers in the world speak their idiom fast! I know English speaker learning Portuguese and I try always to speak slowly..
i like the way you deliver your lesson. thanks
you are very nice and good explain
among the teachers, you’re my favourite :)
Nice lessons!
Thank’s alot teatcher Ronnie!
I never feel bored when I watch your lessons.
hi maam ronie i lyk the dscusion, it wud better f i can download them…wud it be ok? thanks
Yes!
Ronnie you are Awesome teacher
all videos i have seen i understood well and now practice it in my Life with my Friends :)
God Bless you
Thanks you RONNIE really i like so much your method
Hello,Ronnie plz tell what is future of to be?
Will be
Hello,Ronny I like your lessons very much.
You’re a very charming girl. I can speak
English a little but I can’t speak fast.
I must say your lessons are very useful.
excelent
Ronnie you are a best teacher.
Excellent! Ronnie, thanks a lot.
nice teacher i like your style
what is the meaning of aisle
Look it up in a dictionary!
Hey Honey, how are doing? Could you do a lesson explaining when I can/must use “it”, ‘up”, “out”? Ex: U used “look it up”. Why? Can I use just “look it”??
Thanks and big hugs for you.
What’s the differences between another and other in English usage.
Another means one other/a different one= singular. Ex. I’d like another cup of tea. (one cup of tea)
Other means more than one/plural things. Ex. I’d like other teas.
Thanks A Lot!!!!!!!!
Ronnie, much important to me, congratulations for your English lessons, you´re so different to explain the classes see you….
too fast to understand when native speaks
very very good
Ronnie you are a best teacher.
Thanks again teacher! It was really useful.. I found the last question the hardest one… It’s difficult to notice a “he” in the meddle of the question.
Really thank u so much, amazing website :)
Hi Ronnie,
how can I talk with native?
DO YOU LIVE IN A PLACE WHERE THERE ARE NATIVE SPEAKERS?
Hi Ronnie! how are you ?
you’re my favorite here :p you’re funny and great teacher
i wish that you could add more videos in the future .. especially vocabularies’ lessons
and by the way i’d like to ask you about something .. this is my last year in the high school and my native language is not English so we don’t use it in the high school .. but as soon as i moved to the university i’d use English almost as a native language .. so i have to improve mine before i moved there >.< so .. have an advice? just say it :p
.
Thank you for your great work ^_^
JUST TRY AND TALK TO AS MANY PEOPLE IN ENGLISH AS YOU CAN!
are u american ronnie?
NO, I AM CANADIAN!!
very nice
hi ronnie,you’re the one with i want to improve my english
Thanks Ronnie you are cool teacher
HAHAHA, I like your expression when you teach me. And you are true, i often didn’t understand when native speaker speaking to me. They speak so fast. And i fell like i am stupid every they repeat their question but i still don’t understand.
Ronnie, can we use next imaginary sentence?
If the house of happiness was being built, the highest room there would be the waiting room.
Thank You in advance.
Your sentence is correct!
I need information about private classes with you.
Sure! I only offer private classes in Toronto. If you are in Toronto, we can arrange classes!
plz Ronnie more lessons about native speaker and thanks for the lesson.
hi i want to learn more
hi Ronnie i saw your lessons it was very fantastic and i like your teaching so much and i always see your teaching so i am coming to the point i have more problems in English and i want to be friend with you and some time give me some advices i am 16 years old please accept my request and give me your Email to be friend in the future
i hope you accept me as a friend
hello ronnie
I like listening your lessons. I would like speak english very quikly, because I want to get friends from other countries and study in canada.
hello, I’m hassan, I’m from egypt
and really I like your way ,thanks for every thing.
Ronnie, you are a great teacher. I’m writing for tell you that I learn of a funny way with you and I hope that you keepping teach to us. You’re the best! I’m your fan number one! Bye
Very interesting website. Thanks
hi Ronnie when exactly i will be ready for studying TOEFL , im in the intermediate level and the accent is good
Do it now!! Good luck!
I loved this website,i can increase my english. thank you for your program…
Marvelous…i like it.. :)
Happy women’s day
Hi Ronnie,
Please, I’ve doubt when using TO and FOR, how do I know the correct?
Thank you.
Watch the video I made on it!
hi ronnie ,thankyou so much for you helping other people to learn english.
my qustion when can we use “dose not “
what is the meaning of please to meet you
IT MEANS”GLAD TO SEE YOU”:)
thank you very much Ronnie you have a very nice character you have nice charisma . but do you have an account on face book ??? thats all byeeee
THANK YOU
HI ROnnie!i m frm pakistan….
have u ever been to pakistan…???
i really like ur way of communicating???
if possible pls do arrnage to come to pakistan.because i really need you???
If you pay my flight – I’ll come!!!! I love Pakistani food!
Hello Ronnie,
Sometimes when I confronted with native language I thought and prepared my sentence to have a good grammar and be correct but it made me slow after that I thought that I should not afraid I should make mistake and speak a little fast to become a good speaker. Are you agree with me in this cause and could I improve my English better or not?. Thanks a lot
YES!!! Do not worry about having perfect grammar – just talk!!!
rONNIE PLS DO REPLY OF MY Question???
I m W8ing of ur reply for very long time period….. plsss BEcause i really need ur help??
What is your question?
Tank you so much teacher Ronnia so much you have really an exciting way of teaching English
Hello Ronnia how are you?? i hope you re fine.I have a question here and it’s how can i have conversation lessons online??.because i really need it.thx
Give other students on the site your skype id and ask others to talk to you! Also, join ENGVID on facebook, and connect with other students!
I really admire to those who can speak in english in american slang .I wish to learn it but i often cant understand what they are saying when i flip through the channel which they interview some of the american actor. I try very hard to understand what they would like to express but sigh of myself that i cant get what they r actually saying.
Thanks Ronnie a lot for this video ! I love it , so much ! I have learn some of them !
salam can i be with you friend??? please add me…
Hi, teacher Ronnie i’m a new student I was study your lesson three days ago and I really like this lesson very much, but i need to know more sentence pronounce like this.
Thank you lovely teacher
YEah sure Ronnie! why not? i will pay ur flight,your stay in my home with my all family members and i will arange pakistani food for u as well?? Soo do you agree????
Wow – can my husband come too?
:))
Hi Ronnie.
I love to watch your lesson, Unfortunately there is no environment to speaking English. how can i improve my speaking power without environment ? please reply
Join Engvid on Facebook and talk to the other students on Skype!
Thank you I will join Insha’Allah
Hi Ronnie :)
you learned how to transfer your knowledge! , please continue topic ,I found it useful ,good job
OMG, It’s a wonderful video, I like it so much
miss ronnie,
i need ur help,means i want watch ur class online how????
Just click on the “teachers” then Ronnie. You can see my lessons and then click on what one you want to watch!
miss ronnie,
i am realy confused about english,wt means i don”t no how to use 3 tense can u reply pleaseeeeee.
Sorry, I don’t understand your question.
Dear Teacher,
Thank you, very good lesson.
hello roonie could give the meaning of play off
Play off is the finals of a game. Usually for hockey!
Roonie thanx for these lessons and I am very happy when I found out this useful and helpful site thanx again ………Malek from Algeria
Hi Ronnie
I watched few of your engvids and I love’em all. I must say that you are great teacher. By the way, I live in Toronto.
Thanks
Hi Ronnie
Could you please explain TILL and UNTIL?
Thanks
They are the same till is just an short form of until. When we speak we say till. When we write, we use until.
hi Ronnie. this is aina here. i love the way you explain the stuff. my question is that why and when do we use “Gonna go” and what does it mean?
http://www.engvid.com/gonna-haveta-wanna/
hi Ronnie.I need your help,talking inglish and expression, am from Israel!thanks.
Hi, my Ronnie ,
I really appreciate your efforts to demonstrate your valuable lessons . Your method of teaching is very impressive but I shall be obliged if you present a lesson on prepositions because as a teacher , I sometimes have confusion in using it .Thanks for everything .
Best Regard .
http://www.engvid.com/prepositions-how-to-use-in-at-and-on-in-english/
http://www.engvid.com/prepositions-of-place-at-on-in-grammar/
Hi , Ronnie ,
Thanks for everything . Why do we say : on the farm , on the bus , Why on ?
Best Regards .
I have no idea – there are so many strange grammar rules that don’t make sense to me!!!
Your effort has to be appreciated.Doing this all for free…I am an erasmus people studying abroad,and need to put it into practical,so it helps at least my ears.
But when i check the people (mostly immigrant,a lot of colonials,bearly of in needs and of having fun) who follow these videos and understand the reason why they want to learn the language (most of them seem to want to be cool,some for nothing,and a little for need), i can’t still be grateful to the system which both makes people their slaves(like capitalist u.s.a,britain,….) and provide the service for free to make them more addicted to itself…a little political ?
i said people :D yeah i have more than one character.
please can you inform me ,in what countries plus canada ,the native speakers use this
All native English speaking countries.
thank you for your reply
am st the first in your post but am very happy am also teacher of english i used your lesson thanks can say me can i download your vedios?? if yes How? thanks a lot
Hello Ronie,
I love you, I love the way that you teach us!
Hi, Ronnie. Thanks for your helpful classes. I’ve got a problem. I know grammar, I can write, I can speak and I understand your lessons. I mean when you speak, but when I watch a movie or a Tv programme I don’t understand anything. So what can I do? What do you suggest to me? Thanks in advanced.
The reason you cannot understand movies/TV is because they use so much slang! To help you, you should watch with subtitles in your language to get the meaning of the phrases!
am very happy also me too i would like to add me in your contact if you don’t mind please…..
Thank you ! I’m living in London and have some problems in understanding the cockney ( which is widespread in East London). It’s such a hustle to speak with these people…..
Ronnie is teaching very funy.you are teaching as live
Really Thanks for this lesson and for your funny soul in teaching.
Dear Ronnie,
Iam newly join your website.Thanks God that i could able to find you and will imporve my English Language.Dear would you please tell me the different between Would and might
Would and might we use in a conditional sentence. I would do it if I saw the movie. I might do it if I saw the movie. Would is a little stronger then might in these sentences!
Fabulous Ronnie, I enjoy every lesson as you make things really easy.
Thank you,
Ronnie,you`re my favourite english teacher.can you help me speak english better? Thank you.
‘The boy say They want some gin and juice’ plz tell me the meaning of gin and juice
Gin is an alcohol drink. Juice is fruit juice or pop (soda). Are you listening to Snoop Doggy Dogg?
hi Ronnie! you are my favorite english teacher…your style of teaching really very good…plz help me speak better english..thank you
Hi, i just check you comment. I am from Pakistan as well and here is my skype id aman7en. It would be good if we speak English it will increase courage confidence and improve our English. any my number is 03333403437.
Native speakers have a special accent that after spending time with them one can understand what they say.
Hi,ronnie
can u help me out wch one s correct
I was born in……. or
I’m born in……..plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
I was born in.
http://www.engvid.com/english-vocabulary-how-to-talk-about-where-you-were- born-and-raised/
http://www.engvid.com/how-to-talk-about-your-birthday-and-birthplace/
In understd native speaker lesson,
how 2 pronunce DID SHE
I am very happy to improving my English skills.you are great teacher.
plz i want to learn english more what shall i do ?
thank you so much for this emmssion
YEAH ! Ronnie is the best teacher for me ! she tend to explain so well !
hii. ronnie. i seen your video comments and translations. it is nice. i want to help for making some sentence. could you help me
do u have your new grammres or lessons ?
Hello Ronnie, I am from Tamatave Madagascar and Member of English Club aims for practicing English. Tell us if it is a good idea to learn English in Club. Our club is 10 years next year. You can visit it at http://www.buec-englishclub.co.cc. I home to hear from you. Vohary
Yes!!! Your English Club is great!!! I like the sentence “we beef up” – that is great! I also think it is fantastic that you are planting trees! I wish I could come visit your club! Thanks for watching!!!
How can I practice my listening skills?
HI Ronnie, i am tomik i have been USA for 3 years. when i want to speak with a Native Speaker i fell my brain is frozen accidentally stop my brain i mean at that moment i feel i have never heard this language befor.what should i do please help me.thanks so much.
You’re a great teacher Ronnie. You’re my favorite on the ENGVID.com…
hi Ronnie..your lessons were very good..could u please give some more questions like these???
Hi Ronnie,
I love so much your teachings. you are the best.
Congratulations!
Many thanks from Russia. What a great way of teaching!
you said that ” why did he do that is said as, why did de do that” but if we replaced he with she or they how are we gonna say it?
Thank you
very good lesson
my hope in my life ibecome like u in engish (envy).
This is the first experience that i’ve learned from
thank u so much.
Hi
my teacher
I’m from myanmar( burma). I wanna learn more about native speakers’ conversations. (for example What cha doin? like that) Can you give me any suggestion please?Thank you big big.
Hey Ronnie do you live in Canada?
:)
thanhs for help english
0:47 Fail :D
Hi Ronnie,
There is no quiz, so i m practicing here
Wha cha doin / What are you doing
Wherez she / Where is she
good practice
Hi Ronnie,
I am from Mongolia and I like your lessons.
I have one question for you.
Could you tell me the difference between “associated with” and “related to”.
Thank you very much.
Related to means family. You share the same bloodline.
Associated with means you are only socially/professionally connected to the person/thing!
lol noob :D
And ronnie you noob you are not a native speaker so how can you teach this sh*t
Thank you for your answer.
It’s really helpful!! Ronnie is an amazing teacher and I’ve learned a lot of things watching her videos.
The next year I’m gonna go to Canada,so I’m trying to get more used with their expressions and slangs.
Thanks for this and all your videos,Ronnie ;)
Regards.
Regards.
hi ms.Ronnie it’s really really really an awesome video i appreciate all your efforts in creating like those videos gonna be grace for you at second and eternal life ,,, stay keep up ;) i am from sudan ,, invite you to come here and see our amazing country ..
Great video! U r nice teacher.thanks a lot
Thanks a lot. It’s really helpful. Great Job.
Hi Ronnie!You teach very well! I understand clearly what you teach! thank you very much!
amazin class
thanx Ronnie ma’am! that was pretty helpfull
so cool
Hi Ronnie,I’ve seen this sentence somewhere in which isn’t was used just like this one She/He is looking good isn’t? I know the meaning of “isn’t” at this place but I wanna ask has it any connection with helping verb I mean in isn’t and with subject “is” is used as helping verb so If wanna say this She was good or was looking good so will I’ve to use wasn’t with it? You might have got understand what I mean to say and thanks for your previous reply
Yes, I understand. These are call “tag questions”. Search the site for “tag questions”, I have made a lesson for you!
hi! ronnie please tell me more sentences you know I am an indian teenage girl and speaking english fastly will really help in my carier !
reply soon
Thanks
Awesome Ronnie, I always love your way to teach, its fun and easy.And I will practice this with myself. I dont know many people in Brazil that speak english…well Im your fan!
I really love
Hi Ms Ronnie, I need help in reading. I find it hard to read new words. How do I read or pronunce a word from the first look.I get confused with sylabus.
Thank you.
Hello Ronnie!
I would like to know, What is the diference between issues, problem and trouble?. Is a little bit confuse for me this topic.
Thanks a lot.
hi i am good in speaking english and grammer . i just cant understand films and songs fully.what should i do?
Use subtitles when you watch films and read the lyrics when you listen to music!! This will help you so much!
Nice, thank you very much. From Vietnam
Hi, just thank you so much all these classes are very important and fun, i hope i’ll to canada lear more with the native speakers!! Ronnie, luv u. do you wanna marry me? LOL. hahahaha. bye!
Dear Ronnie.
Thanks you very much for your lesson.
Great job !!! ;)
hey Ronnie,
You are very fascinating english woman teacher ı have ever seen.thnaks for your works..
Dear Ronnie,
You are very good teacher. I love this website; It’s lotsa improve my English. Thanks you very much.
That was very funny! Thank you a lot for this video!
thank you ronnie
i
love
you
so
much
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thank you
grear lesson. thanks a bundle
thx ronnie…..very helpful lesson
hi ronnie
hello ronnie! hope that you’re in good health.really i like your lessons so much.
i hope that one day i can meet you and share a talk.it’s for me to pay a lunch.enjoying your life ronnie take care and say hello! for all your familly
thaaaaanx ronnie great job <3
thank you very much ronnie . i can understand everything which you say it
ronnie, I like your classes…and I have learned many interesting things…from colombia regards….paola garcia =-)
hi I’d like to speak very well but is a bit difficult because I live in Costa Rica and the spanish is very common but I don’t have anyone with whom to talk and I want to learn english how can i do?
I have question about the first example — “Whacha doin?”
When you speak quickly this, do you drop the “are”, and you say it like “What you doing?” I, actually, do not hear any “R” sound when you say that question.
I’m asking because Americans make very characteristic sound when they say words of which one ends with “T” and another begins with “Y”.
Great. Good lesson
hi Ronnie,
do you have any english class in toronto? i really love to attend if there is.
Thanks ALot
I like ur style ..plz go ahead
Ronnie, you are great Teacher in the world, I was hatting English lessons, but now I love it. Thanks you a lot for this video!
Thnx a ton ronnie ur alllll videos r really helpful.m upto with my ielts exam it ill b big help from u if u upload sum of the ielts prep video ..waiting 4 ur reply..
take care
b blessed
You are cool, Ronnie! :) I’m listening your videos on youtube every day. Kepp it up! :)
i like to tell you all of you that what ever you do it is steel difficult to understand native speekers when they tolk in the way they tolk to each other >>>>>>>>
I Love it, Thanks Ronnie.
Hi Ronnie ! My name is Patrick from south France. Idiscover the site with the great pleasure I like your teachin’ on videos You’ re a great profesionnal with humour that’s me confident. What do you ask anymore. I wish very good suite Cheers! Sorry by the mistake ! for this lesson very good . see ya next lesson!
Hi, Ronnie^^
Thank you so much for teaching English.
I love it. So funny.
Good luck.
Hi Ronnie, i’m learning through your lessons but there are things i noticed to you using the correct usage of THAN and THEN also A and AN, i remember during my studies, use A in a sentence if the next word start in consonant and AN if it start in a vowel. Am i correct? please help,Thank you.
Yes! An + vowel (or vowel sound EX.Hour)
A + consonant!
Thanks Ronnie to let me know those words.How to understand Native speaker’s Questions.God bless you.have a good one .
Hi Ronnie
You are good teacher and you have a pretty face
can i know your age please
I love your voice
Hi Ronnie,
I’m living in Vietnam.
I like your lesson very much. Although I tried, I don’t understand why I can’t speak english fluently. Pls help me this case ? Many thanks Ronnie
Hello, Ronnie!
ypu so fun and good :)
Hi Ronnie ,firstly i want to thank u for ur helpful lessons, i wanna ask u a question?
im from iraq and i want to share with IYLEP (iraqi young leadership education program) can u tell me how can i improve my language quickly!!
and i have a bad habit that i feel shy when speak english because im not sure of my language.. how can i Get rid of this thing؟؟
really useful lesson
Your Teaching much interesting,I love it.
Thanks Ronnie for your beautiful class, your way
of teaching with lively facial expressions makes
learning much more interesting. A teacher like you is really required to get to master the pitch
of the native English Language speakers.
Mr Saurav (INDIA).
Your lesson is so funny. I really love to learn from it.
hi ronie you are amazing. i was browsing the website but i didn’t find any coursesabout adjective clauses and adverb clauses which is very important for toefl test takers.could you plz have some courses about these?
thank in advance
thanks!All help me understand more about what someone says
Hi Ronnie,
I’ve been in Toronto (or Trono, as they say ;-) and I suggest you to add four more very confusing native-speaker sentences.
1. Do you wannabag? In the supermarket. They are asking if do you want a bag to carry on your stuff.
2. Wanna a melt? It’s actually a MLT, Meat Lattuge and Tomato. It can occur if you are asking a sandwich or an hamburger.
3. Black bun? Bun is used for bread. You can have your sandwich both with white or black bread.
4. This is the most embarassing. I was looking to the city map and someone asked me: “Do you need the Russians?”. No, I didn’t needed any russian (and my wife would strong opposed to this request). After a while I realized that the man said “directions”, but it sounded as “the russians”.
Thanks for your comment!
However, #3 I think you mean brown bread!
Hi Ronnie!
Your teaching manner is free, easy and funny, I like it! All Engvid lessons are superb. I have just found them in the web and today made first and I think not the last donation. Hope to continue listening. When the microphone is close to mouth speech is cleaner, without environmental noise, as in some records. Sometimes it could be even better to get speech comprehension skills.
Thanks a lot to Ronnie,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
I love your lessons, it’s very funny so I like English more thank to you. Have a nice time ;)
I enjoyed this lesson, you taught so fun, Ronnie :D
Hi Ronnie, I really like your topic on how to understand native english speaker. I greatly appreciate on how you impart to your audience the topic well. it is very useful especially for the newcomers in this country, thanks a lot
Thanks Ronnie! I love your lessons! You’re so funny while you explain… :)
I’m brazilian and yeah, we shorten our language and speak faster too! It’s very common to find this way of speaking in american songs, this way is easier to memorize =}
ronnie your teaching so gooooooooood but one thing how can improve my skills and communication….
Hello Ronnie!good teacher.My EN is not so good,so you don’t smile…ok?
I’m really glad with your lessons,I can understand when you talk….I wish you can go to my country for tour and I can meet you here.I’ll invite you my traditonal food and special,I can see you and talk with you.haha
yes.all right?I hope you more beautiful,more healthy and so on….good luck..bye.
Great job!
Kind regards from Italy.
hi Ronnie my name is seema and i am from INDIA Iam your new student Iwant to learn english from first lesson how can it poocibal plz replay me THANKS
Hi miss Ranni! your teaching method is very good simply i’m enjoying during the listing. your are the best
Hi Ronnie Your teaching chemistry is excellent.I being a teacher of language learnt a lot.Can You please clarify whether ‘each other’ and ‘one another’ are interchangeable?
Hello Ronnie,
First of all, let me tell you that you are an awesome Teacher !!!
And secondly, “whodoya like “, what you pronounced sounds like “judia like” in Spanish. Judia = Jewish female, hahahah. The only difference is that the word is stressed different: judía not júdia.
To conlcude, your classes are very funny, clear and usefull.
Congrats !!!!
Alba
Hi Ronnie,
I forgot to ask you something. Is there, in this website, a place to talk with native English speakers to improve conversation skills? Or could you recommend me another one?
Thank you and I look forward to hear from you soon,
Alba
Hi my Deer Ronnie! How are you ? I saw your lessons it was very good and fantastic and I like your teaching so much and I always see your stayeel four teaching so I am coming to the point I have more problems in English speacile with speeling when I am writeing so I want to be frind with you and some times give me some advices I AM 58 YEARS OLD PLEASE ACCEPT MY REQUEST and give me your Email to be frind in the future. Thank you and I look forward to hear from you very soon, Abdusalam Elgawashi
Hello Ronnie, how do you do?
it my problem i can’t understand in short time when have people ask me, please say again, sorry again please and slowly please !!!! these are my answers. thank you and see you.
great lesson, thanks.
thanks a lot I am from Iran .I come here for 6 month . You are very fantastic .
i like this site. i learn more about english
i hope i can talk english for good
thanks mam ronnie
good job
Im very thank you ronnie
we need more about that pleas
THANK YOU A LOT RONNIE
i hope to be a native speaker
but I wonder if the native english speakers talking like you , or you talk easily than them ??
Hi Ronnie,you ‘re great teatcher I ever seen,your style is amazing.i wish you ok.
Great lesson!I’m sure it will help me a lot ;)
Ronnie, no words to describe it! you are awesome, thanks a lot! great tips!
Hi, Ronnie, I have question regarding an English accents are existed throughout the world.
Why I do understand from foreign citizen who his English is second language more than native citizen of US or KU? Thanks for your time
Ronnie, you’re the best teacher I’ve ever known. Your lessons are so clear and beautiful. Bye
hey, what “whodey” means???
I love it! thanks Ronnie i’m from Argentina!
thanks for ur lessons.I find it very helpful. Can I have a question? Can I say “Are u going to the class tomorrow?” by Cha going to the….? and Is that ok if I use “did he= de” in any sentences? thanks.
wonderful! thanks indeed Dear Ronnie to help us to understand native speakers questions :)
I will have to a picnic
Hi Ronnie ! Can you make a lesson about using “awe” in a Sentence? You are awesome teacher.. I like the way you teach.
Hello Ronnie!
Just want to ask about the ‘whatcha’ accent, it sounds (also in movies and videos) more like ‘what de you doin’ or ‘whade you doin’ – so my question is simple – can i use it like that ? By the way Canada is my dreamland, I hope I’ll get there soon :)
Ronnie, i like the way you teach us ^^
hi my name is hassan i wanna to learn english so my english is not good writing read and speaking my question how to learn english ?
Thank you for your lesson.
Hy Roonie,i’m watching a lot of your classes and i can’t stay serious…are you nuts? keep shining, crazy red head!
Hello Ronnie, Thank you. Your lessons about pronunciation are very nice!!!
Ronnie, you are very cool!!!!
Can I ask for the different tenses applicable to the verb liaise.
Thanks! I’m really enjoying each video on this site which most likely helping out in improving our communication skills in English language.
Ronnie please please! more videos like this, you are an incredible teacher!
Dear Ronnie, I only want to say thank you for your work and for your videos, you’re my favourite teacher I learn a lot with them and also I’ve a good time, you’re chill. Greetings from Mexico.
I don’t know why , but am able to understand you… really am gratefull eith you ! thanks a lot !..maybe i am not a good speaker! but i am trying to learn a some more! thanks! god bless you ! teacher!
Thank you!
thanx alot Ronnie
hi all this is my skype account “essam.mohamed263” i need some one to practice english with him or her please add me thanks all and thanks ronnie
Thank you very much!
Hi Ronny
I saw all your video and I learnt more and more.
your are the best teacher.
I like to learn from your Grammar and Speaking but I cane find it.
Thank you for everything
Hi Ronnie, good evening!
I’m begin course english, so I’m speak very bad, writing bad also…
So, doo you have lab class online?
Thanks teacher!
Help me Roonie I have a big big problem in asking questions
I don’t even know when should I use ” verb DO” and “verb BE” in Questions
example: where does she live? / where is she lives?
what’s the difference, I hope you can understand me :/
Haa I mean “where she lives?” :D sorry I’m just confusing
Hmmm Roonie read this because I stayed all my day and night searching on it,- you can say like I’m preparing for my PHD lol-
Hmmm Roonie read this because I stayed all my day and night searching on it,- you can say like I’m preparing for my PHD lol-
my comments not completed comments Why!!!!!!!!!!!
Ronnieeeeee, I’m a great fan of urs))) really, I do like u and the way u explain everything!!!
thnx my teacher its bees so helpful to me
Hi Miss Ronnie, I love it… a lot of tricks you’ve teach. Very nice. Take Care. More Power to engvid.com
What a nice lesson !
thanks Ronnie .
oh, thank u Ronnie that was very helpful
hi Ronnie you are a nice teacher,
Thanks a lot!
Hi Ronnie..!
You Are A Very Good Teacher…:D
Hello Ronnie good lesson. I have a question, how is the pronunciation in this case? “WHY DID SHE DO THAT?”
Hi Ronnie, thank you so much for your lesson, Your style is completely different than the others! I like all of your lessons!
And my friends in Engvid, if you want to speak with me on skype, please add me;
emrah.bulduk@hotmail.com
Thank you
yes it was wondereful
how r ya ronnie
Hey ronnie thank you so much for this video. it will help me a lot for my new job because i need to be fluent in english.. I hope that you will upload more videos on how to improve pronunciation. Again, thank you so much.
helpful lesson.
anyone who desires to talk to me in order to improve english listening skills of both, this is my skype address: aliakbar.modabber
Thanks
keeep going !
Great Ronnie! You are a wonderful teacher!
One day I will be in Canada and these tips will help me a lot. Thank you Ronnie, you’re amazing!! :D
Dear Ronnie,
Thanks for your teaching! It made me so happy that I feel learning English is so happy!
You say if we wanna say girl or more people it woule be whydshe/whydthey/whydyou/whydI/whydit + verb !!!
I wonder, what these words pronounce?
Thanks again!
Hi i understand that but sometimes i call it wha r ya doin.
thanks Ronnie for the class! Very useful !!
thanks ronnie i understood all about the english class i like the way you explain the things
Thank you!
Thank you very much Ronnie, this help us a lot!!!!
Thanks!
Very useful. Thanks
U helped me alot
Hey, Ronnie, how are you? Just a question: what’s the meaning of “I’m honking my horns”. I’ve already googled, but the results weren’t very clear. Indeed, they were very nauty! Hehehe. I don’t think that was the case in your video. :)
Thanks for the video. It’s very cool!
he’s funny nice way to teach
ThanQ Ronnie .. very useful!!
Ronnie, truly you are one of my fav teachers!!!
Hello Ronnie, it has been a very useful lesson. I loved it and I love you.! ! ! ! !
hey ronnie can u teach me when should i use ‘been’ ?
Thank you, Ronnie
I thought this lesson had a quiz.
Thank you. Ronnie.
Dear Ronnie !!! came to Argentina please!!!!! I´ll show my city and practice my English ji ji You are a Great Teacher!!!!
Ronnie were cam
find someone i can speak online
How can I download your video file, pls ?
Thank you Mrs. Ronnie.
Thanks Ronnie have a question how can practice the lesson. Myself ? How can speak better in English?
hello Ronnie, i love your videos, those videos are very helpful to me.
see ya
it is amazing ♥
where is the quiz???????
Thank you Ronnie. Se you in next lesson
Thank you Mrs. Ronnie.