English Grammar - By or Until?

[marcus6044]

i like these lessons  better with cutie p !!!!!!!!1 like this teacher !!!!!

[hanna86527]

thanks a lot as always!

[MrHolisticman]

Thanx a Lot :D

[07Gamboa]

Great lesson + Excellent teacher= perfect comprehension.

[viajerosdelabismo]

damn she is very cute!! I like her.

[Gussavoo]

hell yeah!!! 

[mrahmadhandasa]

Hello Emma and everybody there,

thanks for your great effort .. but Can anyone tell me the difference between parent’s and parents’ ? and Is what Emma (favorite teacher) did according to ( ’ ) is right 02:28 min <stupid Q ? Hm and Thanks in advance ..

[424292ksa]

شكرااا ! انا اعرف القليل ولكن مشكلتي الكتابة

in english@

thanks i know little but my prblem is writing ^_^

[almjhoolKSA]

@424292ksa You have to try chating in palringo or paltalk, believe me you will learn it fast.

انصحك تستخدم احد برامج المحادثات على الايفون او الكمبيوتر مثل "بالرينقو" او البالتوك وراح تتعلم بشكل سريع

[NguyenTrongSonTung]

I saw video until it finish .

[almjhoolKSA]

@NguyenTrongSonTung nice example lmao

[druid80lvl]

By the way what's "scooby diving"?

[druid80lvl]

She looks a bit nervous

[mthsseN]

What a hot teacher

[Abeer147852]

dats was useful lesson >>thank u

im going to stay at home until 9:PM

ill go to school by 7 Am

by=before >>

until =til

[hht299]

it is very helpful,

"subscribe"

[Quinnstaz]

You can tell she hasn't been to the beach in her life, HAHA dumb fucking cunt.

[gutbolt]

It's hard to deal with adults who use alot of bad grammer. They get so offended when you try to correct them. I know some that use it so often, that it would probably ruin our relationship if i pointed out all of them. So I just let it slide most of the time. I wish they had someone correcting them back when they formed the bad grammer habits. .

[pockketsful]

@gutbolt a lot* ;)

[gutbolt]

@pockketsful That's it! We aren't friends anymore!

[pockketsful]

@gutbolt </3

[nitrogrex07]

@gutbolt

they're are adults..they are supposed to know what to do or what to say :)

[samurai50062]

thanks so much, it's very helpful, Can you explain the uses of the combinations the words "Kind of", it has differents uses, thanks again

[DecemberTeen]

Is anyone else getting that weird exclamation mark on Youtube videos when things don't load properly? :S

[nitrogrex07]

@DecemberTeen

which one?o_o

[DecemberTeen]

@nitrogrex07 Lol nevermind. It's because I needed to update my Adobe Flash thing.

[nitrogrex07]

@DecemberTeen

 xD!

[lessthanlogical]

If you're speaking about grammar... there is no "till". "Until" = proper grammar. "Till" = Slang. There is no breathing room here.

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[khanumair86]

Thanks Emma!!! Very well explained :)

[osx101]

by or until for below question?

1. She'll be here at five, ___ which time I expect you to have finished the work.

and why? give me a help plz.

[Bostezador]

@osx101 by

[osx101]

@Bostezador Thx for ur help.

[cro0w]

@osx101 by

[osx101]

@cro0w Thx. 

[basiladeeb]

@osx101 You will use 'by', as 'until which time' doesn't sound right. Also, by which time = by that time = at that time. If you want to use 'until', we will have to make some changes to your phrase, such as: "She will be here at five, and until she arrives, I expect you to have finished your work." 

[osx101]

Thank you soooo much. really helpful.

[MrKingDaKong]

till? no always say until.

[yoasshole1]

You make it look so easy! Thank you very much for this video, Emma!

Keep it up! :)

[1ahmeduddin]

I will watch this movie until I learn how to use "until".

[valdezenglishcourses]

Excellent explanation Emma, You teach English very well. Your examples to explain the difference were very simple and easy to understand. Keep working on your videos. You are helping a lot of people around the world. By the way, we can also use the by phrase in the future perfect tense for example: I will have finished my new house by December 2012. As you told Emma by gives the meaning of before or exactly at the specific time.

[2yazeed]

thank you so much

[wsgsantos]

Emma this lesson was very useful. I like the way you teach. Her diction isn't slow, but clear. By the way, is correct to use the word "your" to previous phrase instead the word "her"?

Thank you!

[13Gibson87]

very good lesson ... thank you Emma =)

[A71d]

Thanks for the lesson.

By the way, nice hair!

[calme1202]

thank you! your video 's very useful

[MattFree2008]

This is a very useful video, thank you very much indeed!

[heonas]

thank you!

[sureshudpt]

good lesson.thx !