Some everyday words are used incorrectly every day. Did that last sentence make any sense to you? Don’t worry if it didn’t. Even native English speakers sometimes do not know the difference between maybe and may be. In this lesson, you will learn the difference between three word pairs and how to use them correctly every time. Try our quiz at the end to test your knowledge and get extra practice.
Thank you very much Sir. I did not know that ‘maybe’ means the same as ‘ perhaps’ or ‘possibly’. I have laerned a lot today. :)
Thida90
That was an amazing class! I want to know what is the different between “understand” and “get it”. I hope you can help me!
fevc1988
I study English everyday.
I want get a extra language as soon as possible.
Thanks a lot James.
fabiosilvatec@live.com
70 without finishing the whole lesson.
Zulu Nerdy
Maybe if you watch all of it, you’ll get 100! :P
engVid Moderator
I’ll give it another try.
Zulu Nerdy
Thank you for your great lesson, James :)
Happy04
Very helpful video, thanks a lot James.
Roychen0203
great lesson! Thank you very much James…
Edu777
Very effective lesson.Thank you very much James for this advanced lesson.I jumbled up a lot with it:)I need to practice a lot.After all “Practice makes perfect”
TEJALKK
thanks for the subtitles it helps me for spellings :)
Shvan1
thanks mate!
gts009
thanks teacher james ,very helpful video. :)
manal1309
i can uderstand you very well and clearly but when i whatch some movie i couldn’t understand maybe 70 percent form the movie’s idea
cambo smiley
Thanks James!
I’m studying almost every day through these EndVid lessons and learning a lot. Maybe one day I may be speaking English fluently with your help and then I will be able to exchange ideas with all of you, Canadians, Americans, Britishes, and all the world.
Excuse me by liking to practice the lesson’s contents here. However, I’m sincerely expressing my feelings and reality with these words.
Fabio Cicerre
thanks for the explanation james :) i got 7, anyway. maybe, i should learn about it again :D was my previous sentence correct ? :D learn or study ? a little bit confusing -_-
icang
awesome lesson as sometimes I am confused about it also. you give a lot fun and useful thing to me. thank so much teacher.
duongtranvn
Fantastic explanation!
thelovedones
Awesome video studying lesson. thanks a lot James!
Daniar
thanks a lot james that was really helpful lesson
radja
James is southpaw. Did you know?
P.s. thanks a lot, teacher. I like your lessons. My result is 8/10.
Xcder4
Hi there! If someone wants to talk to improve English,please contact me via Skype :)) my Skype is ninguem00001
Danny758
I wanna have other quizez, WHAT should I do?
DIDII
9/10 – My mistake: You can “study” a lot from reading books.
Hello, Mr. James and Mr. E. (I’m your fan James’ [tipsy] buddy… hehe). My name is Paulo and I am studying English (and hopefully learning it well). By the way, thank you so much Mr. James for all your hard work – your videos are fantastic. I am from Brazil, so my native language is Portuguese (Brazilians do not speak Spanish as a second language, most of them do not know Spanish at all. Actually, some Brazilians can understand Spanish because it is quite close, but not enough to speak the language).
In Portuguese, specially in Brazil, there are two words that got different meanings (in a formal way), but Brazilians used to use them in the same situations. I am talking about the words “estudante” and “aluno.” The “estudante” is the person who studies the content of a class (in the classroom or at home or anywhere else): student. The “aluno” is the person that only attend school, but it does not actually mean that that person is studying what he/she is listening to or writing about or watching in the classroom (the mind is far away, only the body remains in the classroom). Some people used to say: “Don’t be an “aluno”, be a student. When you get home, review your notes.”
My question is: Do Americans have a word for those people that are only in the classroom (students that do not read or memorize things but only attend school – sometimes for fun)? Brazilians used to translate “estudante” and “aluno” equally to the word “studant.” Maybe I could say that better like this:
Don’t be an observer, be a student. When you get home, review your notes.
Don’t be a scholar, be a student. When you get home, review your notes.
Don’t be a schoolchild, be a student. When you get home, review your notes.
Don’t be a kid, be a student. When you get home, review your notes.
However, this video clarified my mind and I started to think that that sentence could be expressed this way too: “Don’t be a student, be a learner.” (Still not the same thing, but I think it sounds good… hehe)
Thank you for your time and patience! I really appreciate it!
Regards,
~ Paulo
Paulo H. Dos Santos
hi,
I’m bolivar ,I would like to thank Mr James for his lesson so right now I see the difference between maybe and may be. thank you a lot
felissin bolivar
Thanks a lot James.
ismail akbulut
Muchusimas gracias
arguig
Thanks James!
Chau Le
Thanks a lot James^^
hugowu
Everyday = adj
Every day = adv
tyraphonia
Thank you very much for this interesting video!
It was interesting to learn difference between “learning”and”studying”. It seems like I’m studying at my university only :D
Self-education is the best, yeah…
I may be speaking English better if I practice more.:)
vincetushek
Cool Teacher! I got 100% Thank you!
bunga2556
hi teacher it was very great and helpful lesson and thank you for that ,I want to mention one more thing ,Nive dress it really suit you the best
Oussouby94
sorry I would like to say Nice Not Nive
Oussouby94
Thank youuuuu James!!!Nice lesson as usual ;)
knopfler86
Hello James. Learning English is so tough that I have to study harder and harder. You showed me a great understandable explanation. I’ll keep watching your videos every day for my everyday study. Thank you and chao.
juneriver
Hi. Excuse me, You have to write “Ciao” and not “Chao”.
AlessandroItaly
Add also, chao (chão) means floor or ground in Portuguese. Take care!
Paulo H. Dos Santos
Thanks Paulo
AlessandroItaly
Hi, I maybe learned something from you, but I should study everyday with engvid.
Adon007
Hi James, thanks a lot for this site, it’s amazing ! great ! I don’t understand absolutely all words but I understand almost all ! Ive had 100 about test, it’s a good beginning !
Thank you very much mr E !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
IoPatrizia
HI, your lesson is amazing thank you¡
Sandro Pol
thanks
baris1978
I just got 9 out of 10! :-(
ngimoel
Hi James , I’m watching ur videos every day and I everyday used to take notes and maybe I have learned sth from u
Adam Naman
Gosh! You’re really increadible! Although I couldn’t passed the quiz for the first time but it was very useful and ..emm.. informatively! Million thanks!
KatLigirda
bunch thinks James for this usful lesson
lompoabdou
10/10 thank you for this useful lesson ‘Sensei’
sam12.1
Your lesson is interesting. Thank you James.
yaoqian
8/10 “Every day is like Sunday”
First mistake. Gain knowledge = learn not study ??!
I thought learn = skills and study = knowledge.
Second. Mr. E snoring! Well, maybe is sleeping, it look like, possibly, as it sounds. Again mistake. On Everydays quiz I get 80% that’s ok.
Jorge Pedroso
this is the first lesson I seen in this website then I decided to start and study with you to learn how can I speak English
Mohamed Saqawa
My English not strong, I have to learn more by studying every day.Thank you so much for a very good lesson.
Maesomwan
Thank You James, this lesson is awesome.
JoyceH
Great as always and you are a very elegant man.
AlessandroItaly
I got 70%, thanks for good lesson,but i’m still confused between “every day and “everyday”.
Emily Ann
thank you prof
chakirel
Thank you very much James, I do not understand what the word ‘perhaps’ means
Infant Fernando
thanks
sarah-hadi
thank u so much ! ^big heart^
sarah-hadi
thanks JAMES, youre the best!
JuniorRJ
You are a great Theacher I’ve learn alot with this class thanks
avenger.ruas
thank you, it was a nice class!!!
Filipe@
Congratulations, James! It was an excellent lesson!
Fontinele
Thank you James it is a good lesson!!
Enkutatash
indeed,everyday and every day are confusing .thx
greekling
thank you mr James this is a great lesson
khier19
i got 8/10 but i will try again to get 10/10.
sarah-hadi
Thanks James, I’m learning with your videos !
Claudio12
Hello James,
Your lessons are grippingand trully motivatng!
I’m trying to watch you every morning and stay “tuned” all day long.
I’m curious if you could have a lesson about Canadian Engish. I’m moving to Canada soon and would like to know any catchy words to use. (Well, I watch Canadian channels online, but that would be more appealing to hear some tips from my teacher-motivator)
Hope you know some and could share.
Thank you for your time and energy!
Yana Lelet Esguerra
Sir James, All the way, out of the way, go out of (someone) way, (someone) way out of. and other expressions using “way” Thank you
Joseph Anthony
I like it so thanks james
Abdullah Anwar
How bad I am. I got 6 but I’ll be better next time. Thank you so much Mr James.
Sopheabnc
This lesson was very nice! Thank’s a lot.
edi46r
I loved this class, what I learned today will be useful for my daily routine studies for the TOEFL exam. Thank you
Giglia
It was a smart and useful lesson. Thank you, James.
Fabri
useful lesson but i’m still confused about how to use ‘everyday’ and ‘every day’ when i found new sentences relating to those.
ruzailly
Mr. James i have a question.
mohammad@gmail.com
Great lesson!
griskaludong
Thank you Mr. James. You remind me of my english teacher in high school, he’s as cool as you are. :)
Oumay
HAha nice American voice you’re the best English teacher thank you. I have learned a lot from you
sakshams523
Thank you very much ,Mr.James
I love your lessons ,I feel interesting.
I think I will improve my English so fast:)
Janny chou
I love the way you explain the lesson
Thank you :D
MichaMup
its so interesting and useful test .
ninya
Very good lesson James thank you
sokdavid
Hi, James. Thanks for your brilliant lesson. It says that every day is an adjective but some textbooks and this video https://www.engvid.com/everyday-or-every-day/ (Adam) say that every day is an adverb of frequency. What’s right?
monk
i am very impress with mr jame and i personally appreciate him, cause i improve a bit
abdulaziz1
thank you james great lesson
ichraka
Cool lesson. very good teacher, I LIKED IT A LOT…..THANKS….
BetinaGartre
thank you mr james i appreacite it
Aminata nana camara
10/10
Another great lesson! Thank you James : )
I’ve used (everyday) in a wrong way for a long time until today !
Kate.C
thanks for this lesson, cool James :D
tranducquanueh
This lesson is really useful. Nice one)
Alastory1
You got 10 correct out of 10.
:D .. That was awesome James ! Thanks a lot.
marouane10
Sir, I don’t know the difference between “less” & “lesser”. So, if you can make a video on YouTube discussing the differences between them, I would be very thankful to you.
Abb
thanks James..great lesson:)
En ri75
James, i really like you… you are so cool! :D
ebrahimi75
great lesson.thanks
raul.s
Thank you so much.
welch
this lesson is informative. thanks a lot :)
thuykim
Good lesson James. Test result: 9 correct out of 10.
Fernando Mateus
good lesson 10/10
peng22
Thank You James for your lessons, your pedagogy!
Kolette
Thank you :)
dariamars
Great lesson James! Thank you so much!
Negri1971
i am a beginner here, in this site, but thank you Prof. James! maybe i started to learn something about english by thru studying in Engvid!
Leandro Mrtns
10/10!! I love it!!)
Chulpan
Great lesson!!
DocAndrew
good work :)
emsrdar
I love this lesson, I learn how to use these confused words. Thanks James
Lariza1978
very useful lesson. Thank you.
Abhi
You cannot learn conversation by studying, you have to practice it
sangermes
100 You’re the best James!
iseckoe
100 Exceedingly useful lesson!
SmartNick
Thanks a lot james…
Ryan18
Thanks.But I think this lesseon is difficult for me to learn.
jimmykowng
every day & everyday , I cann’t tell…
MichaelShen
Fantastic Lesson Dear sir, i really appreciate you for this lesson i really like the way that you teach explain us the lesson really very well.
Angaria
I enjoy more and more your lessons. Thank you very much.
Guylui
Thanks a lot! I am really learning English with your lesson!
Svetlana Z
Thanks a lot,Sir.
bellatimor
You are my best english teacher ever :D
PeppeSicily
Help me To learn speaking in english :( Teacher James.
Jam
Thanks Mr James , 10 out of 10 :D , you really help me learn a lot by only watching you .. you make my day like every day !! .. love you
Aya Ayo
Thanks.
zhongting
very nice lesson,James!!!. thank you very much.
harry
I love to learn english with you James!! You are so Funny and your classes are very much interesting. It really capture my atention….Thank you.
Maritab
So do i… He is the best, i guess.
Doni Bungaa
wow I really did not know these very well!
TCM6679
Thanks a lot, Mr.James.
Wish you the best!
damon0902
thanks a lot. 10/10!
Soei
Awesome as every day. I need to study harder though.
Thanks, Mr. James.
M.Hatulan
Very good lesson,Sir James. Very useful and I learnt
a lot from it.
Thanks again.
Sonia1234
thanks mr. james ^_^
novitasari
Now I realize that I have to “learn” English not just “study” it!
kreutzer
Very helpful, Thank you so much James!
Margo
i have a little confused but i think it’s a good lesson , i Got 80%
anyway thanks a lot
Gehan Adel
Thank you. I got 9/10. I missed the question “You can learn a lot from reading book”. I though I can study from reading books.
pen2009
Thanks James. great explantion…Gbu
Doni Bungaa
You got 9 correct out of 10.
thanks a lot.
M kartal
good lesson
sono ariel
marrita, I love to learn english with jame too
sono ariel
10 of 10 But this lesson was a little bit hard
sinoo
Got 10 out of 10
I’ve been using these words incorrectly for the past several years!
Thank u for opening our eyes, James
NoorMajed
thank you james i got 9 out of 10 in the quiz
JKD10
hi James, i am interested to learn more from you.Thanks. Your videos are very helpful
emsd
Thank you, Mr E! We missed you so much!!!
Bylng
I got 10/10, thank you for the lesson Mr. James :-)
Dzikril Hakim
Thank you teacher james..i really enjoy studying your lessons everyday..wish me luck for my English exam on monday..
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157 COMMENTS
Great lesson James, thank you. I didn’t just studied, but I learned a lot. I’m very glad to be the first one to leave a comment here.
Hello James! If I would like to use EngVid as my language course, in what order should I watch the videos?
cool lesson!! Thanks a lot James.
thank you, teacher, for your subject, actually very important for us, But sometimes your video not clear. thank you again
Dear Prof. Jeams,
Very nice lesson indeed. Thank you, prof James.
does everyday = daily in meaning? :)
too advanced lesson! 4/10 fail :(
Don’t worry Carlos. Keep studying. I’m sure you’ll learn a lot.
Thank you very much Sir. I did not know that ‘maybe’ means the same as ‘ perhaps’ or ‘possibly’. I have laerned a lot today. :)
That was an amazing class! I want to know what is the different between “understand” and “get it”. I hope you can help me!
I study English everyday.
I want get a extra language as soon as possible.
Thanks a lot James.
70 without finishing the whole lesson.
Maybe if you watch all of it, you’ll get 100! :P
I’ll give it another try.
Thank you for your great lesson, James :)
Very helpful video, thanks a lot James.
great lesson! Thank you very much James…
Very effective lesson.Thank you very much James for this advanced lesson.I jumbled up a lot with it:)I need to practice a lot.After all “Practice makes perfect”
thanks for the subtitles it helps me for spellings :)
thanks mate!
thanks teacher james ,very helpful video. :)
i can uderstand you very well and clearly but when i whatch some movie i couldn’t understand maybe 70 percent form the movie’s idea
Thanks James!
I’m studying almost every day through these EndVid lessons and learning a lot. Maybe one day I may be speaking English fluently with your help and then I will be able to exchange ideas with all of you, Canadians, Americans, Britishes, and all the world.
Excuse me by liking to practice the lesson’s contents here. However, I’m sincerely expressing my feelings and reality with these words.
thanks for the explanation james :) i got 7, anyway. maybe, i should learn about it again :D was my previous sentence correct ? :D learn or study ? a little bit confusing -_-
awesome lesson as sometimes I am confused about it also. you give a lot fun and useful thing to me. thank so much teacher.
Fantastic explanation!
Awesome video studying lesson. thanks a lot James!
thanks a lot james that was really helpful lesson
James is southpaw. Did you know?
P.s. thanks a lot, teacher. I like your lessons. My result is 8/10.
Hi there! If someone wants to talk to improve English,please contact me via Skype :)) my Skype is ninguem00001
I wanna have other quizez, WHAT should I do?
9/10 – My mistake: You can “study” a lot from reading books.
Hello, Mr. James and Mr. E. (I’m your fan James’ [tipsy] buddy… hehe). My name is Paulo and I am studying English (and hopefully learning it well). By the way, thank you so much Mr. James for all your hard work – your videos are fantastic. I am from Brazil, so my native language is Portuguese (Brazilians do not speak Spanish as a second language, most of them do not know Spanish at all. Actually, some Brazilians can understand Spanish because it is quite close, but not enough to speak the language).
In Portuguese, specially in Brazil, there are two words that got different meanings (in a formal way), but Brazilians used to use them in the same situations. I am talking about the words “estudante” and “aluno.” The “estudante” is the person who studies the content of a class (in the classroom or at home or anywhere else): student. The “aluno” is the person that only attend school, but it does not actually mean that that person is studying what he/she is listening to or writing about or watching in the classroom (the mind is far away, only the body remains in the classroom). Some people used to say: “Don’t be an “aluno”, be a student. When you get home, review your notes.”
My question is: Do Americans have a word for those people that are only in the classroom (students that do not read or memorize things but only attend school – sometimes for fun)? Brazilians used to translate “estudante” and “aluno” equally to the word “studant.” Maybe I could say that better like this:
Don’t be an observer, be a student. When you get home, review your notes.
Don’t be a scholar, be a student. When you get home, review your notes.
Don’t be a schoolchild, be a student. When you get home, review your notes.
Don’t be a kid, be a student. When you get home, review your notes.
However, this video clarified my mind and I started to think that that sentence could be expressed this way too: “Don’t be a student, be a learner.” (Still not the same thing, but I think it sounds good… hehe)
Thank you for your time and patience! I really appreciate it!
Regards,
~ Paulo
hi,
I’m bolivar ,I would like to thank Mr James for his lesson so right now I see the difference between maybe and may be. thank you a lot
Thanks a lot James.
Muchusimas gracias
Thanks James!
Thanks a lot James^^
Everyday = adj
Every day = adv
Thank you very much for this interesting video!
It was interesting to learn difference between “learning”and”studying”. It seems like I’m studying at my university only :D
Self-education is the best, yeah…
I may be speaking English better if I practice more.:)
Cool Teacher! I got 100% Thank you!
hi teacher it was very great and helpful lesson and thank you for that ,I want to mention one more thing ,Nive dress it really suit you the best
sorry I would like to say Nice Not Nive
Thank youuuuu James!!!Nice lesson as usual ;)
Hello James. Learning English is so tough that I have to study harder and harder. You showed me a great understandable explanation. I’ll keep watching your videos every day for my everyday study. Thank you and chao.
Hi. Excuse me, You have to write “Ciao” and not “Chao”.
Add also, chao (chão) means floor or ground in Portuguese. Take care!
Thanks Paulo
Hi, I maybe learned something from you, but I should study everyday with engvid.
Hi James, thanks a lot for this site, it’s amazing ! great ! I don’t understand absolutely all words but I understand almost all ! Ive had 100 about test, it’s a good beginning !
Thank you very much mr E !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HI, your lesson is amazing thank you¡
thanks
I just got 9 out of 10! :-(
Hi James , I’m watching ur videos every day and I everyday used to take notes and maybe I have learned sth from u
Gosh! You’re really increadible! Although I couldn’t passed the quiz for the first time but it was very useful and ..emm.. informatively! Million thanks!
bunch thinks James for this usful lesson
10/10 thank you for this useful lesson ‘Sensei’
Your lesson is interesting. Thank you James.
8/10 “Every day is like Sunday”
First mistake. Gain knowledge = learn not study ??!
I thought learn = skills and study = knowledge.
Second. Mr. E snoring! Well, maybe is sleeping, it look like, possibly, as it sounds. Again mistake. On Everydays quiz I get 80% that’s ok.
this is the first lesson I seen in this website then I decided to start and study with you to learn how can I speak English
My English not strong, I have to learn more by studying every day.Thank you so much for a very good lesson.
Thank You James, this lesson is awesome.
Great as always and you are a very elegant man.
I got 70%, thanks for good lesson,but i’m still confused between “every day and “everyday”.
thank you prof
Thank you very much James, I do not understand what the word ‘perhaps’ means
thanks
thank u so much ! ^big heart^
thanks JAMES, youre the best!
You are a great Theacher I’ve learn alot with this class thanks
thank you, it was a nice class!!!
Congratulations, James! It was an excellent lesson!
Thank you James it is a good lesson!!
indeed,everyday and every day are confusing .thx
thank you mr James this is a great lesson
i got 8/10 but i will try again to get 10/10.
Thanks James, I’m learning with your videos !
Hello James,
Your lessons are grippingand trully motivatng!
I’m trying to watch you every morning and stay “tuned” all day long.
I’m curious if you could have a lesson about Canadian Engish. I’m moving to Canada soon and would like to know any catchy words to use. (Well, I watch Canadian channels online, but that would be more appealing to hear some tips from my teacher-motivator)
Hope you know some and could share.
Thank you for your time and energy!
Sir James, All the way, out of the way, go out of (someone) way, (someone) way out of. and other expressions using “way” Thank you
I like it so thanks james
How bad I am. I got 6 but I’ll be better next time. Thank you so much Mr James.
This lesson was very nice! Thank’s a lot.
I loved this class, what I learned today will be useful for my daily routine studies for the TOEFL exam. Thank you
It was a smart and useful lesson. Thank you, James.
useful lesson but i’m still confused about how to use ‘everyday’ and ‘every day’ when i found new sentences relating to those.
Mr. James i have a question.
Great lesson!
Thank you Mr. James. You remind me of my english teacher in high school, he’s as cool as you are. :)
HAha nice American voice you’re the best English teacher thank you. I have learned a lot from you
Thank you very much ,Mr.James
I love your lessons ,I feel interesting.
I think I will improve my English so fast:)
I love the way you explain the lesson
Thank you :D
its so interesting and useful test .
Very good lesson James thank you
Hi, James. Thanks for your brilliant lesson. It says that every day is an adjective but some textbooks and this video
https://www.engvid.com/everyday-or-every-day/ (Adam) say that every day is an adverb of frequency. What’s right?
i am very impress with mr jame and i personally appreciate him, cause i improve a bit
thank you james great lesson
Cool lesson. very good teacher, I LIKED IT A LOT…..THANKS….
thank you mr james i appreacite it
10/10
Another great lesson! Thank you James : )
I’ve used (everyday) in a wrong way for a long time until today !
thanks for this lesson, cool James :D
This lesson is really useful. Nice one)
You got 10 correct out of 10.
:D .. That was awesome James ! Thanks a lot.
Sir, I don’t know the difference between “less” & “lesser”. So, if you can make a video on YouTube discussing the differences between them, I would be very thankful to you.
thanks James..great lesson:)
James, i really like you… you are so cool! :D
great lesson.thanks
Thank you so much.
this lesson is informative. thanks a lot :)
Good lesson James. Test result: 9 correct out of 10.
good lesson 10/10
Thank You James for your lessons, your pedagogy!
Thank you :)
Great lesson James! Thank you so much!
i am a beginner here, in this site, but thank you Prof. James! maybe i started to learn something about english by thru studying in Engvid!
10/10!! I love it!!)
Great lesson!!
good work :)
I love this lesson, I learn how to use these confused words. Thanks James
very useful lesson. Thank you.
You cannot learn conversation by studying, you have to practice it
100 You’re the best James!
100 Exceedingly useful lesson!
Thanks a lot james…
Thanks.But I think this lesseon is difficult for me to learn.
every day & everyday , I cann’t tell…
Fantastic Lesson Dear sir, i really appreciate you for this lesson i really like the way that you teach explain us the lesson really very well.
I enjoy more and more your lessons. Thank you very much.
Thanks a lot! I am really learning English with your lesson!
Thanks a lot,Sir.
You are my best english teacher ever :D
Help me To learn speaking in english :( Teacher James.
Thanks Mr James , 10 out of 10 :D , you really help me learn a lot by only watching you .. you make my day like every day !! .. love you
Thanks.
very nice lesson,James!!!. thank you very much.
I love to learn english with you James!! You are so Funny and your classes are very much interesting. It really capture my atention….Thank you.
So do i… He is the best, i guess.
wow I really did not know these very well!
Thanks a lot, Mr.James.
Wish you the best!
thanks a lot. 10/10!
Awesome as every day. I need to study harder though.
Thanks, Mr. James.
Very good lesson,Sir James. Very useful and I learnt
a lot from it.
Thanks again.
thanks mr. james ^_^
Now I realize that I have to “learn” English not just “study” it!
Very helpful, Thank you so much James!
i have a little confused but i think it’s a good lesson , i Got 80%
anyway thanks a lot
Thank you. I got 9/10. I missed the question “You can learn a lot from reading book”. I though I can study from reading books.
Thanks James. great explantion…Gbu
You got 9 correct out of 10.
thanks a lot.
good lesson
marrita, I love to learn english with jame too
10 of 10 But this lesson was a little bit hard
Got 10 out of 10
I’ve been using these words incorrectly for the past several years!
Thank u for opening our eyes, James
thank you james i got 9 out of 10 in the quiz
hi James, i am interested to learn more from you.Thanks. Your videos are very helpful
Thank you, Mr E! We missed you so much!!!
I got 10/10, thank you for the lesson Mr. James :-)
Thank you teacher james..i really enjoy studying your lessons everyday..wish me luck for my English exam on monday..