Thank you for the English videos, your are an amazing teacher. I speak Spanish and have been learning English since 1987. I speak English 80%. Your English videos are refreshing and I watch your videos to review my English. Thanks again, and continue making awesome English videos from NYC.
Emily, yours explanation sounds very simple and logically , and everything looks easier for me, thank you 🙏 I always have had many problems with "looks", "seems" and "sounds", but now everything is very clear 😊
English is the language of world communication today. A language that unites millions of people around the world, but how you speak it can depend on your age, experience, education, and a number of other factors.
Seems, Sounds and looks like are often blurred in case of practical use. This content clarifies the pragmatic usages of these three words/phrases though some other materials are required to grasp this lesson.
Hi Alisha, how are you? May I ask you a request? I would like that you make a video explaining how to use "meant to + verb", "supposed to + verb" and the modal verb "should" and explain what is the difference among these three verbs. May you make this video please? 😊🙏 For us who do not have English as native language, it is very difficult to understand the difference between these three verbs and when to use them! Thank you!
Exp. 1. like My cat looks like your cat. They look the same. 🐈🐈 likes liked liking 2. seem What the dog saw in the mirror seemed to be another dog. seems seemed seeming seemingly adv 3. It seems to me that we're some kind of bacteria... 🤔💭 The answer is : No ! It doesn't seems... We actually are !😁👍💫🦠🔬 So as to do, take your probiotic and enjoy in benefits of that fact. 🙂🥛🔮🧬🦠🎯💪 Thanks Alisha. Kerim
I learned a lot of new things from this.i am highly recommended so i appreciate your job .keep it up. I have a request could you please more than videos about passive voice sentence patterns
please help me to correct this sentence: Sellers sometimes raise their prices before a sales period to make it looks like a great deal. (looks or look? grammaly ap said "looks => look"
We don't have to add letter S to the words SEEM, SOUND and LOOK when we use any of them with I, WE, YOU, THEY. For example: "You look beautiful.", "They sound aggressive."
It sounds like to me a bad ideas to memorize word by word to learn English. You looks like to Lindsay Lohan. She seems like if she had died. You seems drunken. I am looking at the Hilton Hotel from the hospital. Is that correct?
