I have been learning English lately....and found a problem in using 'would'.....how to use 'would' for present situation ....though it is used for past tense ..... could you please make a video on this ?🙏
Hi there! You’re right - “Would” is used in a lot of different ways, and it can be confusing. We will think of a way to simplify and explain its uses in a video. Thanks for the suggestion!
@@BreatheEnglish thankyou so much for replying..... looking forward to get my doubt clear....and your videos are very helpful and you also cover the vocabulary for a particular topic ...i like this so much .....in your videos i could find idioms, vocab, for a particular topic.....keep going 💝
Love this new series! ❤Thank you so much for your work! Could you sometimes also talk about something in the news so that we can learn how to give opinions and express ourselves or like a new movie that just came out?
Fisrt of all, thank you very much for sharing a little bit about your real experiences, I can see you know exactly what means learning a new language process, as teachers and learners as well, It's fantastic and help us a lot. I'm your fan. I'm looking forward the next episode. By the way, I'm from Brazil 😊. I would like to ask a question: In your experience, what do you think about living abroud in order to speed up the learning process? Or is it possible have the same result in our own country? Thank you and have a wonderful year, full of good news.
Hi, it’s lovely to hear from you! That’s a really interesting question you’ve posed. There are definitely some advantages to being immersed in your target language, the greatest of which is the opportunity to speak and write it more often. It’s probably possible to create these opportunities for yourself in your home country by joining language clubs, making friends who speak the target language, and only watching media (TV, movies, radio, etc) in the target language - however, it’s definitely a lot of work to set all that up. Maybe we will explore topic more in a podcast!
