PRACTICE EXERCISES - AT ON IN I created exercises to practice AT, ON, and IN in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lgBZQy8u548.html
I've never seen someone on RU-vid explain everything clearly like you. I had problem understanding prepositions of time. After watching your video, I understand it very well. Thank you teacher!
my teacher told us(me and my mates) to write what you said about "time prepositions" in this video. Thank God i could get everything in my head right. The only thing the teacher doesn't like is how i write, it's like doctor scribbles that was supposed to be a word, well that's me. Overall, thanks for this, it really helped me to learn about english more.
Thank you so much! This is very helpful, and you're teaching it very well. Now my English grades are pretty good, because of your help! All thanks to you for the videos you posted and it was so helpful! Thank you so much once again :D
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You have a great future ahead! I would recommend all your classes to our brothers and friends. Because This is how I can help you get more subscribers Finally thanks a lot!
Learning English as a foreign language could be a challenge, especially about prepositions. This material will be of great help at least to me. Thank you for posting it.
Hello Mr. Woodward, in this sentence we use in or on : How are you on/in this beatiful morning. Would you clarify it please. I have also heard on this beatiful summer evening. Why on and not in.
Good question. Yes, ON is possible in that situation. I would need to investigate the reason why. The only thing I can compare it to right now is ... on this beautiful TUESDAY/FRIDAY... morning.
I always watch and enjoy your explanations, which are really helpful. I have a question: At the end, you said there are no prepositions before the word" last". When we say "at last", it's a different thing, because it's an adverb? Thank you and keep up the good work in 2024!
@@WoodwardEnglish I understood that! 😊 No prepositions before "last". However, there is an exception in the expression: "at last", when we are using the preposition "at" before the word "last". This is what I wanted to clarify for me and the ones I teach... Thank you!
Hello my trancher , my name is slimane , i live from algeria ( in ethnic group berbères) Can you please broadcast one video tho speak on sound alphabet in the words Thanh you
Este es uno de mis videos antiguos, originalmente para ver por computador en vez de celular. Muchos de los videos nuevos ya vienen con letras grandes. Saludos Rob W.
