tnx sir paul, i learned a lot from you. hope u're gonna upload mre videos for me to learn more. thank you so much! may the Lord bless your for being nicer.
Thank you so much Paul. You are among one of the gretest ESL teachers here in Youtube. Thank you for taking your valuable time uploading these great grammar videos. God bless....
It doesn't seem like the conditions match the tense. For example: "needed" is past tense but you have it under present tense. Same with example 2 you have "If she had the time" as present tense, why isn't it "has"? Can you clarify please?
"Had' is used to make the past perfect. It can only be followed by the past participle. "Did" is used to make the past tense. It's followed by a verb in the simple form? Why? Those are the rules in English.
Yes, I will be following up with additional videos.
thank sar..,
KoHtunLinAung 1 month ago
tnx sir paul, i learned a lot from you. hope u're gonna upload mre videos for me to learn more. thank you so much! may the Lord bless your for being nicer.
29stormtrooper 1 month ago
wow thanks!! your videos are very helpful
noahniessen 2 months ago
Thank you so much Paul. You are among one of the gretest ESL teachers here in Youtube. Thank you for taking your valuable time uploading these great grammar videos. God bless....
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if i had needed help i would have called you can i say
had i needed help i would have called you
johann25enrique 1 year ago
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johann25enrique 1 year ago
tank you for this video, I understand everything , and you make this theme easy
oscarsantamaria97 1 year ago
This is not a great example of teaching the conditional
'Future' , 'present' and 'past' are not good labels.
Both the 'present' conditional could be labelled as 'past' so there is no difference in time between these.
If you use the common labelling - Zero, first, second and third, it will be inline with every other teaching in the world!
bptsax 2 years ago
It doesn't seem like the conditions match the tense. For example: "needed" is past tense but you have it under present tense. Same with example 2 you have "If she had the time" as present tense, why isn't it "has"? Can you clarify please?
JamesBass1780 2 years ago
Conditional has two forms: "factual" and "unreal".
The structure of unreal conditional:
If + subject + V (Past T),
Subject + WOULD + V (Base form).
If I spoke French, I would meet a french girl.
If I wrong, correct me. =)
menaruz 2 years ago
nice and easy. thx
blesednes 2 years ago
Good job! You make English easier
lapibarg 2 years ago
how come it isn't HAD WANT and DID WANTED?
Could you do a lesson on the Verb Moods?
Indicative Mood
Imperative Mood
Subjunctive Mood
Conditional Mood
Swytek 3 years ago
Swytek,
"Had' is used to make the past perfect. It can only be followed by the past participle. "Did" is used to make the past tense. It's followed by a verb in the simple form? Why? Those are the rules in English.
Yes, I will be following up with additional videos.
Paul
learnamericanenglish 3 years ago
Okay, Thank you for that explanation.
so it would be WOULD HAVE GONE not WOULD HAD GONE because WOULD with HAVE is the rule.
Thank you very much Paul for your video lessons!
Swytek 3 years ago
please make a video on 'preposition espacially over and other uncommon preposition
ihatereality94 2 years ago
tanx a lot!
shewp41 3 years ago