Confused Words – sometime or sometimes?

Dear Rebbeca

I had not heard and i had not seen “sometime” anywhere so i did not know difference between them.
thanks so much

Pooyan

me neither…thank you!

cristina

I did great with the quiz ! Merci Rebecca :)

nassiba

Good jop :)

Sara KH'azal

de rien

brachis13

“some time” and “sometime” have the same meaning?

holden

Great lesson Rebecca!
I have a suggest: you could do a lesson about the verb “get”? It have many means and often get lost in his interpretation.

thanks so much!

brunopromano

Thanks for watching and for the idea, Bruno. Will do my best to record a lesson on that useful word!

All the best to you.

Rebecca

Rebecca I love your quizzes.Sometimes, I don’t get all right.Most of the times, I get 100% right!:)

suman shenoy

awesome! are there any such couples of word?

mrlinhtinh92

jeanbaptiste

me too…xD

usmaaaan

sometimes me confusing the language ingles
I so How sometime visit the family in USA
thank you teacher Rebecca
saludos desde mexico

marbanful

Hello teacher!! i just wanna tell ya that u r an excellent one, i’ve been learnin’ a lot through u. This lesson was great ‘coz 2 be honest i didn’t know anything about the word “sometime” .. i’m wondering if u can tell me some tips 2 improve my listening ‘coz that’s the most difficult for me ,,, take care ..

Leslie

Try to get hold of some English learning materials designed specially to help you improve your listening skills. Start very easily, with a short passage at a level you can understand and then go forward from there. You can do it! Also, have fun with the language. Sing along with the songs, watch some shows, and so on.

All the best to you, Leslie.

Rebecca

thanks alot dear Rebecca.

Shahen

Dear Rebbeca! you are really so wonderful. thank you so verymuch.R.J

A.R.Jamshid

Hi Rebeca, “sometime” I will got good inglish if I follow your sometimes listened suggestion: ….”Keep working in English”…
Many thanks for spending your time.Best Regards

Sergio

Hi Dear Teacher. As always, your lessons are very nice and very clear your explanation, but I have a question. Could I use: “some time” or “some times”, and if those is possible, their meanings are different than “sometime” and “sometimes”.

A great hug from Chile.

raul

“Some time” means something different. For example:

I have some time before my exam, so I’m going to have lunch.

Every day he spends some time teaching his son how to read.

“Some times” is also different from what is explained in the video lesson.
For example:

There are some times in life when you just don’t know what to do.

I hope this helps! All the best to you, Raul.

Rebecca

Thanks a lots

raul

Thank you a lot for these precisions. You really help madam. Have a good life!

mamyhawa

hi Rebecca !!! I´ve been watching your lessons and they are very very usefull as tips to keep in mind regularly and the most important is I can understand the listening as you speek very clearly!!! So so gratefull to you !!!

anadelviso

Thanks,

thanks mam.

shayra

I dont know how i thank u for ur help
could do me a favour i wanna know whats difference between two words in meaning “like”and “such”i know the right structure grammer for them as u know”like”comes b4 noun or pronoun and “such” comes noun or adj+noun. also i know whats difference between “as & like”and “so & such”as u know but i wanna u give tips or if u can do lesson between “such and like” excatly even though i know “like” use for similer and “such” for emphsise but im still confused about them in meaning.
i hope u get my idea and help asap
thanks for everything in indeed
best regards,
basem aqlan

basem

Thanks for the suggestion, and thanks for watching, Basem.

My best wishes to you.

Rebecca

Hi Rebecca.
Sorry I still confused, thank you Rebecca.

may

It´s really useful thanks so much for this video lessons !!

regards

bigboy85

oh!great,i don’t know it.it’s fun to more know.thank u very much.i hope to see more video as it.

hoangvk

Dear Rebecca thanks for your classes are very good.
Can you help me, please?
Sometimes I have a lot of confussion when I need to use, to say, to talk, to speak.
I’ll be waiting for your news.

Thaks

Ximena
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Ximena

Thanks teachers for all your effort.

Esau

Thank you very much, ‘All of the time’

esm123456

shouldn’t the correct title mean “confusing words” rather than “confused words”? Words cannot be confused, but they can cause confusion.
–Global English Exchange

William Noble

I think we are both right, in different ways. We mean, “commonly confused words”.

Thanks for your comments and all the best to you.

Rebecca

thanks so much rebecca now I knew very well the different between the two words .GOD bless you just keep up.

misgina tekie

it was interesting .. thanks teacher

Wali Anjas

I was Interested

dfantauzzi769

No sorry I beg you pardon because I was wrong not you sorry

dfantauzzi769

thank you REBBECA
sometimes, I wish I could visit CANADA sometime…..

raheem

Cute! Hope you can, Raheem! My best wishes to you.

Rebecca

i like your example.

milina

I have a question Teacher.

I knew that I am confused because something is confusing.

Is the title of the video correct? confused words or confusing words???

thank you very much!

adancito

Wonderful lesson Rebecca. Looking forward for next lesson… Is there any possibility to listen these lessons on Blackberry phone??

I am sorry for posting here this message, but I have some problems with my account, and I can’t find any other way to complain.
All my messages which I’ve posted here as a registered user are staying unposted several days with a notice that “Your comment is waiting to be approved by engVid.”
What should I do? Thank you.

holdenru

Hi! Comments automatically go into moderation and I have to approve them by hand first — which is why your comments don’t show up right away. I’ll try to mod comments more frequently!

engVid

Beautifully done, Rebecca. You are my favorite ENGvid teacher. You never use COARSE language to convey your ideas. Millions of thanks for your lessons.I love the way you TEACH. Best from Venezuela

Julio

Thank you Rebecca,your lessons are really helpfull because I can easily to remember what you have said. I hardly to remember what my teacher said in the class,I never had native teacher before,so you are really help me.once more,thank you.

nurjanah

thanks

irfanbhatti

Hell dear Rebecca,
I am study IT-Computers level 2 at Isle of wight college, but sometime I find it difficult between English idioms and phrases to describe.
Can you help me between them english idioms & phrases?
I will very appreciate about that
Best wishes Shafiq

Shafiq

I’m very very sorry about the first word hello I hope you get it.
We all make mistake
thank you

Shafiq

No problem, Shafiq. That’s called a “typo”, meaning a typing mistake.

We do have several video lessons on our site that explain idioms. Please go to our home page and have a look.

My best to you.

Rebecca

Dear Rebecca madam
your voice very clearly, veru usefull lesson

kumarhmp

thanks to you and all your stop members…

khan

I love your lessons to let me know.

Thank you so much, my English teacher.

jaopan

madam Rebecca im algerian english student.i really like listning to u , your lessons are very useful and you are very clear when expain

milina

Thank you Rebecca.
It is very useful lesson.

Vovka

hi my lovely and sweet teacher i am still confused

anu/neha

thank you very much rebecca, your presentation is very nice

lakmal

thanks rebecca you are a very good teacher

giuseppe

hi. thank you for this lesson.i am English teacher too, and i always watch your videos.

Sabina

thank you Rebecca for what you offered to us about learning english .would you mind I get your email please to ask you in sometime about english please.and you will find me good friend I promise you that.and thank you

Sami

your explicatoin is well

mourad

Oh Teacher
I’ve just known that.
I haven’t known that they have different meaning before.

And u make me know clearly.
Thank you

yee

thank so much rebecca.

mohameddeeq

Rebeca , good morning . I am here , to suggest a new lesson . Why don’t you create many sentences to be completed with for or to .
E.g: I do it for you / I will send the e-mail to you and so on. Do you remember that lesson you did about the use of do and make ? After watching your lesson , I really understood , that’s why I suggest this one above , because I have caught myself in trouble in how to use these two words to and for , but if you do one lesson about it , I am sure that I and anyone else will not have problem with this anymore .
Please sleep on it .
All the best to you .

ricardo alessandro

Thanks, Ricardo, for the suggestion. I will try my best to put together a lesson on that. You are right that many students confuse these two little prepositions.

My best wishes to you, Ricardo.

Rebecca

Hi Rebeca, Thanks a lot. I have had very good understand about the deference between sometime and sometimes.

Maria

Dear Rebecca! I use to use those words from your lesson intuitively. And now I know the exact rules for using them. Thank you so much for helping to improve my English! Best regards.

natalie777

thank u sooooooooo much teacher . may God protect u :)

arabian girl

Thank you Rebecca. very helpful lesson.It has cleared the confusion we got in using these two words (sometime and sometimes).
Have a nice time.

lucky7211

clear explanation! Thank you.

Dorothy

This website is great ! Thank you very much

huyhnk

thank for lesson ! I think I may learn to listen diffence two words “sometime(s) and sometime :)

tungtpvn

thanks for all lessons! I am now joint to this cours.
I wold lick to start the lessons but I cant find all the lessons by number I mens (from A to Z) so I request you cindly that advise me how I shold larn esly.
Regords.

naiem123

Hello! why i couldn’t wacth your video.I log in already but it’s not playing.

englishhunter

Hi! You shouldn’t have to be logged in to watch the video. Are you able to watch other YouTube videos, or is it just this one that won’t play?

engVid

I did great with the test, thank you ..

afaf

thanks allot

tarinn

Thanks Teacher Rebecca! :)

princesapple24

Thanks. To God be the Glory.

marvin082500

tnx teacher rebecca for teaching us. when i was 9 years old, i thought that sometime and sometimes are the same, but i was wrong when i ask my teacher, but,she didn’t tell me the meaning of sometime and sometimes, this short video is a big help for me. thanks a lot teacher rebecca.god bless you…=D

reginaclarete12

thank you so much

tfali

Hi Rebecca! Can I say MAYBE when it’s uncertainty?

Eliete

Yes, certainly.

You can use the word “maybe” by itself.
For example,

A: Are you going to the party?
B: Maybe.

Otherwise, in a sentence you need to use “may” or “might”.

I may go to the party.
I might go to the party.

All the best, Eliete.

Rebecca

Dear Mam Rebbeca,
A couple of days ago, I visited this website and found it very useful to improve my English proficiency. It has helped me a lot in the preparation for IELTS. There were many confusions in my mind regarding many words which have been removed now after watching these videos. Could you please deliver some lectures on how to grasp the reading and comprehension skills by giving some sample passages.
I feel some difficulty in the reading module. Sometimes very long passages make me confused and I become unable to answer the question associated with the passages. Kindly lend me hand in this regard.
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Sania

sania1982

You can find specific help regarding the IELTS exam on one of our other websites, goodluckielts.com.

I wish you all the best with your exam. Be careful to study how to answer each of the reading comprehension questions as they can be pretty tricky. There are many exam preparation textbooks which can help you as well.

Best of luck!

All

Rebecca

sorry but i dont get it. . my score is 1 over 6 to bad. . . :(

mary kane

I am sorry you had difficulty with that. Please watch the video again a few times or else try to read about these two words from a good grammar book. Whenever we have difficulty, we should keep on until we find an explanation that gets through to us and helps us to understand. You can do it, Mary.

Rebecca

Hi rebecca
this is Rahmet Hunzai ffrom heaven on the earth Huza valley Pakistan.Sometimes i will meet u. is this a correct sentence?

Rahmet hunzai

I will meet you sometime.

This is when you think you will meet but you don’t know when.

I meet you sometimes.

This is talking about the fact that you meet someone quite regularly.

Hope this helps. All the best to you.

Rebecca

thank you because i understood now the meaning of these….:)

Gilbert N.. Regalario

thank u a lot

bonbony

Thanks again. Hope to see more lessons with you.
You are great.

catamari

By the way, I have a question : How can I see if there is a reply on my comments or an answer ? Can I have a button for my comments and your answers ? Thank a lots. See you, Cata!

catamari

Thanks for your comments and suggestions, Cata. Always appreciated.
Best wishes to you.

Rebecca

wow! i got 100 6/6, thank you for the wonderful lessons, you’re such a big help to us who needs help on how to improved thier english. i have a question. how to pronouns often? is it often or offen? i’m little bit confused. but i usually use offen.

annie

Thanks for your feedback. The American way is to pronounce that word like “offen”, but people do use the other pronunciation, “often”, as well.

I always use the first pronunciation of the word.

My best wishes to you.

Rebecca

Thanks to all for your feedback. We really appreciate hearing from you. My best wishes to all of you.

Rebecca

Dear Rebecca,
What did u mean pls : “I pick up dinner…” ??!!

Did u mean take o buy o sth else?
Tx in advance! :)

fatiima8

a little bit confuce

zul hisyam

you such great teaching thanks>

elva69

Thanks. I wanna visit you somtime… I like this lesson. Have a nice day Rebecca ^^

hayuki86

Thank you Rebecca. It’s a great video. Keep going. We need more of these.

Dilanka

I just know to use these words. This lesson’s very clear for me.Make more good lessons like this. I’ll watch.

pao

Thank you

bashra30

Thank you soooo much..:)

Iesty

wow i’m very happy with your usefull lessons, i will share all of them in facebook.

gerar71

Hi Rebecca, thanks for this class. There is a ruge difference between this words. I’ve been studing english for three years and I stiil hadn’t seen it before.

Thansks for sharing.

Fernando

Thank you for this class it’s useful.

Hardi

Hi Rebecca. Thank you for your lessons. I like to learn English with you because you always explain very clear.

Elena

Thank you so much. teacher

Murono

thank you so much, this really helps me! :D

Davy

Hey want to ask something about the pronounciatiopn OF WORD comment,IS IT PRONOUNCE AS cumment ,OR CO-MMENT,HERE MANY PEOPLE SAY cO-MENTT,BUt i usually prefer to PRONOUNCE AS CUM-MENT,which word is more preferabale dear,plz help me

simran96

Useful tip: You can check it out in an English-Engish dictionary, all entries (words) include pronunciation apart from their meaning.

The stress falls on the first syllable /´kement/

Hope it helps Simr.

Regino

UR LESSONS ARE SO GOOOD,hey dear,is this is right to sAY that SOMETIMES IN LIFE WE FEEL SO BLUE!

simran96

Hi Rebeca,

Thank you so much for the video that tell the difference between Sometimes and Sometime, it was very very easy to understand.

Thank you god bless you.

Amadeu Alexandre
Angola

Amadeu

hi Rebeca,you’reraelly great.thank you so much.

shibi

Awesome

douglas fritzen

thank you rabica for all the useful lessons you provide us. my question is
can i put sometime in the end of the sentence…e.g I wish to visit Italy for tourism in the future sometime.
is this right?

neveenoooo

Amazing , thank you

ola3000

Thanks for the lesson, Rebecca!

Could you please teach us how to divide words into syllables? I know it has to do with the pronunciation, which makes it very difficult, but with practice I’m sure I can learn it. After all that’s how I learned how to pronounce the ED ending of the regular verbs. Pratice! Now I can almost do it without thinking about the rule.

jorgejunior

please help me I have very bad english. what should I do for it?

Nidhz

Rebecca you are great teacher..thanks for all your videos.

Ines

Hi,un4tunately i cant catch the videos ever n never bcoz some internet problems in the country,,is it possible 2 u 2 explain 2 me d difference between sometime n sometimes plz?!!
I checked d coments but i couldent catch.
Goodluck with ur job.

fatiima

Yippee…
I have it ! :)

fatiima8

thanks a lot.. it is good to learn.. its easy and very useful. all lessons are really woth going through and worth learning.. thanks a lot

narayana murthy

thanks for your lessons,Best whishes

Hashim Alan

Thanks, Rebecca I really appreciate your cordiality, i tried 3 times to get 100% score on this quiz, but it seems my comprehension is decreasing, i don’t know what to do.

irfan

Hi Rebeca tanks for teaching to every body whose would like to improve English interests .

michael

Dear Engvid!Could you help me, i have some problems with QUIZ, i choose it and push to the next button, so there is no reaction. Pls, tell me how I can participate in tests. Thank you in advance

zahid79

Hi Rebecca, how are you?
I found it that your teaching is a kinda of helpful.

wini

Yep! Her teaching style is unique, but above all her language teaching tips and advice.

Ciao Wini!

Regino

Dear & sincere Rebecca, I got 5 wow.u are good sure u know that but 4me u the best i watched 2 videos & i got 6 in go lesson & in here i got 5 really u R amazing. thanks my dear 34ever teacher
Manar Mousa
Egypt

manar mousa

Thanks a lot ms. Rebecca and to all engvid instructors for sharing your kowledge with us. God Bless you more!

ua7058f

as i said , this movie was really interesting to me and helpful , i am doing my TOEFL after two days , i wish i would have a nice secure ,
Thank You

dujayn

what an awesome lesson,please subscribe more like this thank you very much))))))))))))))))

mahbub100

Thanks so much Rebecca….I am quite clear with these words now…

tranceponder

sometimes, we can see little meaning differences, although these little difference are so important, in the context…

andre

dearest t.rebecca,
this lesson is very useful.

thank you very much.

Amiya Navita Td

Thanks

cordelia04

Dear Rebecca
The lesson is great for me. this is the way to speak,to write English.
Thank you very much.

sovannaranou

Thank you so much ! This Was very helpful.

Ibrahim

See you sometime-Rebecca.I got 6 correct out of 6.I think it gets better.Yours lessons are as good as usually.Thanks for effort again. God bless you.

Zibi-Poland

great,,,,,,,,,, thanks for everything

al kautsar

The computer age makes the World is as a smoll village.Thanks for the new era and makes the stability reaches all over t he world. Thank s a lot teacher Rabecca for your teaching.

Al-Nahdi fromYEMEN

Thank U I really like your teaching because you speak clearly and you r a quiet person so i can understand what going on ^_^
I got 6 correct out of 6 looooool but i want to ask you how to use “sometime” at unknown place ??

amnah

now i understand the difference of this 2. thanks very much to you and engvid.com. So far this site is the best one for me to improve my english. I’ll keep watching another lessons. thank you so much

salvinho

hi Rebecca it is very useful me but i have a doubt sometime is adverb

viji

hi rebecca could you make a video about how pronounce the words ending in ing.

valentina

Thank you so much.

Siv

Very helpful lesson.

stupor67

Thank you so much……………

saydaomar

thanks Rebeca, it was an excellent explanation and very concise

alberto117

thanks Rebeca

anyarbuff

Thank you.

pafsilipoclub

Thank you Rebecca you teach very will

shakir06

Thank you Rebecca you teach very well

shakir06

Hi there! Rebecca i had my first 100% correct answers!!Thank you!! Talks so pure!!

efthimis

Thanks Rebecca!

sgmmm

Thanks!!!

Emili

thanks Rebecca for lesson…

fidi

Thanks for your lessons,quiz and all the best to you

azgar

How simple and clear explanation!
Great!

Gellii

Yep! Rebecca explains everything with great ease.
She’s a gifted teacher. I love her videos.

Great day Gelli!

Regino

oops but i get it now and see you sometime

Moro

Hello Rebecca! Although this is an old video of yours, I’d like to thank you hugely….. I’ve been teaching basic english for a couple of weeks and to be honest, I’ve never heard about the difference between those 2 words which are VERY similar in pronunciation BUT the meaning proved to be quite different. Be sure I will learn a lot from you since I watch your variety of videos every single day…. Regards from Bolivia!

EngBadStudent

wow very useful lesson for me.
i like it.
Thank you,Rebecca. ^”^

Ted Lee

when I’m speaking in English sometimes I made mistakes.Sometime I didn’t do this mistakes again.

thiruselvi

Thank you Rebecca.

51john23

Hi, Rebecca. I believe that you are the best English teacher in the universe! Your pronunciation is very clear. I can understand almost everything you say (98%). And your method of teaching the completely сlassical: both your speech and your deportment are very suitable. You definitely have the gift of teaching. I have benefited greatly from your lessons. Thank you extraordinarily! I want to ask: is it correct to write “I wonder what would have happened if he and i had got married”, as it is writen in 4th question of the lesson? I think the pronoun “i” has to be written in capital “I” every time, has not it?

Sergiy D

Thank you Rebecca.

brachis13

Dear Rebecca,
Learn English is sometimes difficult. With you this is easier.
Best regards.

Peter

hello dear. REBECCA i new here i started today morning i saw your your class and i,m so impressed i hope to learn more and more day by day with your english class. i let you know that i,m from dominican republic. thaks rebecca

luigy1967

I understand the difference now thanks Rebecca

jorkeechan

thank you thank you thank you

kosOmmak

i really thought so that my answer in number 1 was incorrect, too late to correct it as i’ve already press the button for the next question. :-)

ann ann

I’m so stuck to grammar rules that I would say:
” I sometimes have cereals for breakfast”.
as I have been taught that the adverbs of frequency should always be placed between the
pronoun and the verb, being the only exception
the verb Be: Paul is sometimes late.”

So, this way of speaking is not natural, is it?

If possible, Rebecca, could you comment on this

way of speaking? Does it sound snobish?

Sonia1234

wow…I did it…

faysal hasan

Tkanks!

Pedro Cardoso

thank you so much Rebecca

Mankour65

I like this teacher. She explains all information very easy to understand it.
Hello from Ukraine!

TARASIK96

I didn’t know the difference between the both . It’s very,very useful and the explainations were clear . thanks

CStephane

You got 6 correct out of 6.

thank you..

M kartal

Thanks！

shihai182

6 correct out of 6. thanks

superyorick

Sometimes I forget things what I was looking for so I have to go back and start again.
I guss I’m too old now.
:)
Rebecca,thank you so much for your hard working to us.