1) Hi guys, I'm from Russia and i wanna share with my opinion. My english is still bad as fuck (i know you don't give a shit about what i'm saying) but i'll try to explain.
After translating a lot of sitcoms like "i love lucy" and other series where pepole talk too much i started to hate english because it's freaking primitive, dead and so on.
Произношение слов портит всю картину, когда к примеру ты пытаешься читать книгу, а в уме про себя проговаривать слова не выходит, из-за того, что не знаешь произношения этого слова или тебе трудно произнести - это слово. Как я завидую тем, у кого английский - это родной язык, так как все стремятся учить именно его, а после русского - это невыносимо, так что у меня и любовь и ненависть переплелись воедино.
@aripjap "pleased to meet you" means that you are happy to meet someone. "Nice to meet you" is very similar, it means that it is a good thing that you are meeting someone.
English is a "characteristic of England" .. and all foreign nations should use their own native language. Sure have English as a SECOND language... but keep your native language as the first.
ok, I was looking for such resources and more, so many people have watched 13 millions & more, may be title is so catchy, content to start with, not bad, ok, good, may be - could be better.. I am happy such resources are available now, free or partly free
Actually, when someone asks "how are you?" it is NOT correct grammatically to say "good." You should say you are doing "well." Good is used in an informal manner by those who are less educated about the proper usage.
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@djyasirayaz yasir,i can understand your coalescing the vapors of human experience into a viable and meaningful comprehension...It's quite easy to comprehend when you say F****** Indians..World is watching what a Paki is upto...You are beyond cosmic range,with atoms spurred into your biriyani body,idiot..Now comprehend this borderline...You stand as a Totem of servility and disgrace ...comprehend this
Basque was spoken in all of Europe as a common language,because almost all the population of Europe had migrated from the Sahara when the formerly productive land became a desert .New cults from Anatolia, all of them promoted male domination. Priests were sent all over Europe with orders to destroy the ancient religion of the Goddess, create nations,and invent new languages for each new nation.Every language had to be based on the basque language because there was no other from which to work
answering 'I"M FINE" is only used when the person answering is getting well from sickness..the best answer to say is " I feel good, or I'M oki, or I'M alright:..
@achicknamedMO Good is a casual way of answering the question, How are you? If you watch the video, its the informal way of answering " how are you?" rather I can say a more friendly way ..................
I must disagree with you on this point for at least two reasons...
(1) In greetings, people are not asking about each other's moral character, rather they are asking about each other's well-being.
(2) The definitions of good and bad certainly allow them to be used to identify people as morally good or morally bad (whether or not you personally choose to do so).
@achicknamedMO That's what my pedantic English grandfather would have said. So tell me, does one ask "Does every student have his or her book?" or does one ask, "Does every student have their book?"
To further make the point, does one ask a lone listener, "How art thou?" or "How are you?" The point is of course that language undergoes a constant process of change and so long as the process isn't so fast that communication is impaired then the changes are inevitable.
@achicknamedMO It's fine to say "Good" when someone asks "How are you" Maybe it's not "proper" I don't know I never read an English grammar book, but we say it all the time. :)
Splitting it up into text book formal and informal isn't making things easier. Just listen to a lot of different scenarios until you can group them yourself. Okay a little text book work but most should be spent in practice with the communities language you're learning.
It's very important to remember that Good Morning, Good Afternoon, and Good Evening are all greetings, while you say Good Night when you leave. You don't greet someone with Good Night.
Hey, Mashaikh. Good job using a word like nostalgic in a sentence. I'm not sure I understand your question, though. You miss someone and because of that you're thinking fondly about the past? I would just say "I miss you. We had some good times together." Does that sound like what you want to say?
I believe it is very important for ESL students to get help when they're in America and trying to learn English. It also helps if ESL students get an American English speaking person to ghostwrite or edit their resumes and letters of introduction. All About Words
@RedcoatT Actually, that's how Indian people say it, even those of us who grew up in the States, it's just the way we order the words in those specific relationships. It's a literal translation of the way it would be said in many Indian langauges.
@humanNumer1 English was introduced to India in the 18th century. It is taught and spoken in schools from roughly the beginning of a kids education. Though it may not have originated there, It is for all purposes a native language in India.
ummm..... noooo english does not really have formal and informal very much, well u can use it but..... people don't use it very much i just say hi to grownups or teachers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey, Ansar. Good question. First of all, it's "What is the difference between 'behind' and 'beyond'?" "Behind" means you're on the other side of something and you're close to it.
"Beyond" means "Farther away" Where "Behind" means you're on the other side of something but close, "Beyond" means you're on the other side of something and far away from it. If I see a car 100 meters away and car house 500 meters farther away, then I would say the second car is beyond the first.
Hey, Ansar. Good question. First of all, it's "What is the difference between 'behind' and 'beyond'?" "Behind" means you're on the other side of something and you're close to it.
"Beyond" means "Farther away" Where "Behind" means you're on the other side of something but close, "Beyond" means you're on the other side of something and far away from it. If I see a car 100 meters away and car house 500 meters farther away, then I would say the second car is beyond the first.
@MinnesotaEnglish : Hi there, Just a query, the car you discussed are coming towards you.. what about if they are moving away from you and A is 100m and B is 500? Which on is behind?
Good question. I understand your confusion. It depends partly one whether you're facing toward the cars or away from them. If you're facing toward the cars, then from where you're standing, car B is BEYOND car A because it's farther away from you than car A. Neither of them is behind you (actually, they're both in front of you since you're facing them), but car A is behind car B since both of them are going the same direction. Even from where you're standing, car A is behind car B
@rasnalogin Behind - meaning "in the back (of something)" (ex.: The TV is behind me). Beyond - meaning "more than", "far away", "after" (Beyond the horizon, the sun sat down).
ya but in real world people meet like hey sexy how you doin?
42lake 1 week ago
1) Hi guys, I'm from Russia and i wanna share with my opinion. My english is still bad as fuck (i know you don't give a shit about what i'm saying) but i'll try to explain.
After translating a lot of sitcoms like "i love lucy" and other series where pepole talk too much i started to hate english because it's freaking primitive, dead and so on.
MrBratkenSolov 2 months ago
@MrBratkenSolov
Произношение слов портит всю картину, когда к примеру ты пытаешься читать книгу, а в уме про себя проговаривать слова не выходит, из-за того, что не знаешь произношения этого слова или тебе трудно произнести - это слово. Как я завидую тем, у кого английский - это родной язык, так как все стремятся учить именно его, а после русского - это невыносимо, так что у меня и любовь и ненависть переплелись воедино.
DHARMA252 1 month ago
What different about "Pleased to meet you" with "nice to meet you"?? please tell me about this, thanks
aripjap 2 months ago
@aripjap "pleased to meet you" means that you are happy to meet someone. "Nice to meet you" is very similar, it means that it is a good thing that you are meeting someone.
MisterDyer 2 months ago
I hate name Natasha.
Nik8081 3 months ago
English....learn it and use it, or GET OUT OF MY COUNTRY!!!
greatvaluepoop 4 months ago
@greatvaluepoop agreed
English is a "characteristic of England" .. and all foreign nations should use their own native language. Sure have English as a SECOND language... but keep your native language as the first.
Ali74 2 months ago 3
nice very nice
nome517 4 months ago
wahoooooooo...........Thank you somach.
Pksamad 6 months ago
I watch this video and i like this video this video is too good.I say this video is excellent.
kidzguru1 6 months ago
ok, I was looking for such resources and more, so many people have watched 13 millions & more, may be title is so catchy, content to start with, not bad, ok, good, may be - could be better.. I am happy such resources are available now, free or partly free
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Actually, when someone asks "how are you?" it is NOT correct grammatically to say "good." You should say you are doing "well." Good is used in an informal manner by those who are less educated about the proper usage.
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I know there are web sites that whatever language he was able to translate into English. any language just type your words there and he could translate it. If you want to know just leave me a private message and subribe my page. i will answer you:))
TheKtee18 7 months ago
thanks my friends im from emirates and i want to learn english ^^
missuae80 7 months ago
I love how it's teaching english, yet the directions are in english. HOW WILL THAT HELP ANYBODY?
SOFunnyBFs 7 months ago
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itoman999 7 months ago
Good morning and this is lameeeeeee
Socika14 7 months ago
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lionwaveoverseas 7 months ago
I don't know, the instructors don't seem to have "neutral accents". I can clearly tell they are Indian. Maybe it's just me.
jalabi99 7 months ago 2
@jalabi99 Agreed
ScrewHeadzz 7 months ago
how is anyone that speaks a different language supposed to understand this if it is entirely English?
ThoseHotChicksAreHot 7 months ago 2
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ayakiguchi712 8 months ago
Anyone who wants improve and practice their speaking skills, add me on skype: ara_aktl
ukrop95 8 months ago
nice so much thax
koko55915 8 months ago
Pleased to meet you still sounds formal. I think nice to meet you sounds more informal but I guess that's just my op
DWarrior4 8 months ago
Good Night Uncle Sham!
georgehrowe 8 months ago
@Hannahlovegood and so do i lol
kawayeee 8 months ago
1:13 Its "Thank you" not "Tank you" You need to pronounce the "th" sound more better.
pretty5pixie 8 months ago
@pretty5pixie good,better,best, so you don't need more
MsVia77 7 months ago
Wow... I just want to know how to spell limon/lemin/lemon in English! XD
Hannahlovegood 8 months ago
....The names in this video clearly makes it that this video is for Indians to make their english better...
Sudipta5fast5bowler 8 months ago
lol there should be a white guy doing this...
happybro1 9 months ago
lololololol funny names they have.. :P
TheParselmouth 9 months ago
@TheParselmouth Just like yours LOL
retipser 8 months ago
@missing188 , This is not paki , these are fucking indians =P
djyasirayaz 9 months ago
@djyasirayaz yasir,i can understand your coalescing the vapors of human experience into a viable and meaningful comprehension...It's quite easy to comprehend when you say F****** Indians..World is watching what a Paki is upto...You are beyond cosmic range,with atoms spurred into your biriyani body,idiot..Now comprehend this borderline...You stand as a Totem of servility and disgrace ...comprehend this
retipser 8 months ago
@retipser
Yes Pakis are a coalescing of shits !! Their religion, their history, their rabble people, etc ...
powerdriller10 7 months ago
good night kota
weedyak 9 months ago
lol .. 1:14, "thank you"... the pronunciation of "th" should sound similar to "f",, your tounge should be in between your teeth...
ayesha9848 9 months ago
hi anyone practicing of each section of english add me on my skype id"sajjadhellokhankhan"
03462896503 9 months ago
'Discuss the words with your trainer, which you don't understand'
First, why don't you understand your trainer. Second, it's very rude to refer to a person as which =))))))
dyld921 9 months ago
This is not Neutral Accent. This is Indian Accent, :/
elguapito28 9 months ago
This is not Neutral Accent. This is Indian Accent, :/
elguapito28 9 months ago
its a fucking Paki trying to speak English
missing188 9 months ago
اخواني العرب الأعزاء
تعلم اللغات امر رائع و مفيد و انا اتكلم الإنجليزية بطلاقة
ولاكن يؤسفنا ان بعض العرب يتفاخرون بقول بعض الكلمات من اللغات الاجنبية مع العرب
اليابانيين و الصينيين متمسكين جدا ً بلغتهم و ثقافتهم لذلك نجدهم من رواد العلم الحديث في شتى المجالات
اللغة العربية كانت لغة العلم الاولى في العالم
كثير من العلوم المعاصرة مؤسسينها عرب
الرجاء مهم جدا ً تشاهد هذا المقطع
youtube.com/watch?v=uHKT_SYjuUA
الرجاء انسخ الرابط و الصقة في محرك البحث الخاص بموقع اليوتيوب
azx100ful 9 months ago
very good Inglish........
mikeleekok 10 months ago
Basque was spoken in all of Europe as a common language,because almost all the population of Europe had migrated from the Sahara when the formerly productive land became a desert .New cults from Anatolia, all of them promoted male domination. Priests were sent all over Europe with orders to destroy the ancient religion of the Goddess, create nations,and invent new languages for each new nation.Every language had to be based on the basque language because there was no other from which to work
TheBasqueLand 10 months ago
this is Indian accent, right?
tongpeter2010 10 months ago
So this is where all those Indian telemarketers learn English
joncast64 10 months ago 72
@ 1:06 - Hi, Ramesh uncle is incorrect. The grammatically correct statement would be "Hi uncle Ramesh"
joncast64 10 months ago
is dat for grade 1 students? huh...
vickybraavo 10 months ago
@vickybraavo this video is 4 ppl who cant english language dude .
appearingallex 10 months ago
answering 'I"M FINE" is only used when the person answering is getting well from sickness..the best answer to say is " I feel good, or I'M oki, or I'M alright:..
liz143100 10 months ago
nice ur lesson
maheindren 10 months ago
stupid accent
rithikrahul 10 months ago
stupid accent
rithikrahul 10 months ago
When asked 'how are you', it is incorrect to say 'good'.
One may feel good but no one is good or bad.
Behaviours are good and bad not people.
People may do good or bad things but a person is neither good nor bad.
achicknamedMO 10 months ago 20
@achicknamedMO Good is a casual way of answering the question, How are you? If you watch the video, its the informal way of answering " how are you?" rather I can say a more friendly way ..................
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TheMarriageVisa 10 months ago
@learnexmumbai Casual or friendly way of answering? You are teaching people
how to speak English, aren't you? Shouldn't you be teaching them correct words
and answers to questions. A better answer and correct answer would be 'I am fine, thank you.'
By the way, I am a teacher and I also tutor ESL students.
achicknamedMO 10 months ago
@learnexmumbai - don't mind him, achicknamedMO just wants to feel dominant and high and mighty. Lol.
Trixiaoyu 7 months ago
@learnexmumbai Nevertheless, "fine" is always a better response than "good". It is both correct and fit for informal circumstances.rtheless,
Akkleptos 7 months ago
@Akkleptos ...or even "I am well"...
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TheMarriageVisa 10 months ago
@achicknamedMO
I must disagree with you on this point for at least two reasons...
(1) In greetings, people are not asking about each other's moral character, rather they are asking about each other's well-being.
(2) The definitions of good and bad certainly allow them to be used to identify people as morally good or morally bad (whether or not you personally choose to do so).
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TheMarriageVisa 9 months ago
@achicknamedMO It's not incorrect, it's just informal.
TheHiroyukiutatane 8 months ago
@achicknamedMO That's what my pedantic English grandfather would have said. So tell me, does one ask "Does every student have his or her book?" or does one ask, "Does every student have their book?"
To further make the point, does one ask a lone listener, "How art thou?" or "How are you?" The point is of course that language undergoes a constant process of change and so long as the process isn't so fast that communication is impaired then the changes are inevitable.
huangpaula 3 months ago
@achicknamedMO It's fine to say "Good" when someone asks "How are you" Maybe it's not "proper" I don't know I never read an English grammar book, but we say it all the time. :)
PCOSJess 3 months ago
I think SpeakToday spoken English tutorials are best on YouTube... it has tutorials with hindi and tamil regional languages etc.
purplepundits 10 months ago
haaaaaaaaa good bit of funny but not too bad
MrHanzai100 11 months ago
0:52 Informal should be "What up dawg?" "Nuttn much dawg, just keeping my sh*t" "Yeeeeeah"
Introspective91 11 months ago
Splitting it up into text book formal and informal isn't making things easier. Just listen to a lot of different scenarios until you can group them yourself. Okay a little text book work but most should be spent in practice with the communities language you're learning.
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How the hell did i end up on this video?! O_o I WAS WATCHING KITTENS!
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Great video! Keep up the good work!
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fluentread 1 year ago
wow!! .. Learnnig English from somebody who cant even spell "beyond" correctly... shit.. epic fail..from byond to beyound.. incredible..
Tr3ble4u 1 year ago
is this video a fucking joke?
vaxetihirr 1 year ago
good conversation hope to understand i`m new in english but i cant speak i will keep try ^_^
SuperToooooooooot 1 year ago
good
wingojoey 1 year ago
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SuperJanukhan 1 year ago
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karankanojiya 1 year ago
oi....somebody gunna get a hurt real bad!
ben805 1 year ago
1. put yur hand over yur hand
2. make a wish in2 yur hand
3.put yur hand over yur heart for 5 seconds
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amirali3232 1 year ago
Hi everyone.
I am having IELTS exam test in the middle of 2011.
My English speaking skills are just intermediate but I want some more to work on it.
If anyone is interested to speak English with me. Just feel free to contact me on skype.
My skype id is adnan.sahito
mj2000wattsable 1 year ago
@mj2000wattsable ok g'day mate LOL
rigenzea 1 year ago
@mj2000wattsable hey i'm nick from cleveland, ohio (USA) i am interested in helping you in your english, where are you from?
lillylala19 1 year ago
@lillylala19 hey Nick, good to hear from you.....
I am a student living in Pakistan...
I have intentions of taking IELTS this year...and after that I will try to get admission in a Canadian university..
So are you on skype..if yes then add me, my skype id is adnan.sahito
mj2000wattsable 1 year ago
@mj2000wattsable
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karankanojiya 1 year ago
@karankanojiya so add me on skype as I said...:)
mj2000wattsable 1 year ago
It's very important to remember that Good Morning, Good Afternoon, and Good Evening are all greetings, while you say Good Night when you leave. You don't greet someone with Good Night.
muzik313 1 year ago
You are special and great, thanks for teaching us!!!!!!!!
kulkarnik74 1 year ago
Hi Rachna ? How you doing? How do I say in proper English that I missing somebody, and because of that I feel very nostalgic.
mashaikh100 1 year ago
@mashaikh100
Hey, Mashaikh. Good job using a word like nostalgic in a sentence. I'm not sure I understand your question, though. You miss someone and because of that you're thinking fondly about the past? I would just say "I miss you. We had some good times together." Does that sound like what you want to say?
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eusttak 1 year ago
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metamorfosis84 1 year ago
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MrDJJackie 1 year ago
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MrDJJackie 1 year ago
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MrDJJackie 1 year ago
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ConsumerHowToReports 1 year ago
Error at 1:12
In informal English you don't say, "Hi Ramesh uncle" but "Hi uncle Ramesh"
RedcoatT 1 year ago 60
@RedcoatT Actually, that's how Indian people say it, even those of us who grew up in the States, it's just the way we order the words in those specific relationships. It's a literal translation of the way it would be said in many Indian langauges.
suledrake 1 year ago
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ace41r 1 year ago
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andreilucaci81 1 year ago
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bikram437 1 year ago
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sbmanianbala 1 year ago
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bfetrat 1 year ago
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almesafer201 1 year ago
well one things for sure this is kind of amusing to watch from my end, I wont how silly I look speaking other peoples languages haha
tehrealdjcrossfire 1 year ago
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bfetrat 1 year ago
This has nothing to do with British accent. I can't believe someone is teaching English not using native speakers.
humanNumer1 1 year ago 37
@humanNumer1
Hi there,
No its not about British accent.This module is basically designed for leaners in India/south asia to learn english.
Also just like to add that english is a beautiful,universal language and to teach someone a language its important to understand his comfort level .
Its much easier to teach with such neutral accent than with a heavy british/american/australian or any other accent.
this is a very good module,great job guys........
vkrmsth 1 year ago
@humanNumer1
Hi there,
No its not about British accent.This module is basically designed for learners in India/south Asia to learn English.
Also just like to add that English is a beautiful,universal language and to teach someone a language its important to understand his comfort level .
Its much easier to teach with such neutral accent than with a heavy British/American/Australian or any other accent.
this is a very good module,great job guys........
vkrmsth 1 year ago
@humanNumer1 English was introduced to India in the 18th century. It is taught and spoken in schools from roughly the beginning of a kids education. Though it may not have originated there, It is for all purposes a native language in India.
suledrake 1 year ago
mare helpful to the videos
shankarviniothkumar 1 year ago
ummm..... noooo english does not really have formal and informal very much, well u can use it but..... people don't use it very much i just say hi to grownups or teachers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
pepper12343 1 year ago
plz. continue on making videos like this('',)
contoricber 1 year ago
Thank you
RDBSsk8 1 year ago
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MrBatyr33 1 year ago
This video is great, I'm using this for my brother to study and it works. Thanks a lot!!!
tungvn261 1 year ago
so great and helpful.
nirmalsingh76 2 years ago
heavy on the accent
GA5MA5TER 2 years ago
thanx for answering my quition.... but its not clear for me..
can you give me more exple for this?
rasnalogin 2 years ago
hi.... this ansar... i like ur lesson. could u plesase explain.. wat is the diffrent bitween behind and byond... plz
rasnalogin 2 years ago
Hi Ansar
We are glad that you have liked our videos,
The difference between behind and beyound ;
Behind means something which is at your back
Beyound means something which starts from, for example : The success is beyond his reach.
learnexmumbai 2 years ago
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abid000786 1 year ago
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learnexmumbai 1 year ago
@learnexmumbai 'beyond' not beyound
fourthwind1 1 year ago
that is great . alearning tool could u please tell me how cam i download this lesson
abid000786 1 year ago
@rasnalogin
Hey, Ansar. Good question. First of all, it's "What is the difference between 'behind' and 'beyond'?" "Behind" means you're on the other side of something and you're close to it.
"Beyond" means "Farther away" Where "Behind" means you're on the other side of something but close, "Beyond" means you're on the other side of something and far away from it. If I see a car 100 meters away and car house 500 meters farther away, then I would say the second car is beyond the first.
MinnesotaEnglish 1 year ago
@rasnalogin
Hey, Ansar. Good question. First of all, it's "What is the difference between 'behind' and 'beyond'?" "Behind" means you're on the other side of something and you're close to it.
"Beyond" means "Farther away" Where "Behind" means you're on the other side of something but close, "Beyond" means you're on the other side of something and far away from it. If I see a car 100 meters away and car house 500 meters farther away, then I would say the second car is beyond the first.
MinnesotaEnglish 1 year ago
@MinnesotaEnglish : Hi there, Just a query, the car you discussed are coming towards you.. what about if they are moving away from you and A is 100m and B is 500? Which on is behind?
shirvaj 1 year ago
@shirvaj
Good question. I understand your confusion. It depends partly one whether you're facing toward the cars or away from them. If you're facing toward the cars, then from where you're standing, car B is BEYOND car A because it's farther away from you than car A. Neither of them is behind you (actually, they're both in front of you since you're facing them), but car A is behind car B since both of them are going the same direction. Even from where you're standing, car A is behind car B
MinnesotaEnglish 1 year ago
@rasnalogin Behind - meaning "in the back (of something)" (ex.: The TV is behind me). Beyond - meaning "more than", "far away", "after" (Beyond the horizon, the sun sat down).
Do you know when to use "then" and when "than"?
voxintox 11 months ago
@rasnalogin what do you speak orginally
thedeathdealer97 10 months ago
Try to take the echo out of your recordings.
BigMTBrain 2 years ago