5 English Grammar Rules you Must Learn Before you Die (or after)

5 (mostly) advanced rules and concepts about English grammar that often confuse learners of English. In this video we''ll look to correct some common mistakes. The topics covered include:
Prepositions
Obligation
Relative pronouns
Who vs Whom

Intermediate and advanced English lessons with subtitles on our youtube channel. Brought to you by LetThemTalk language school in Paris (and sometimes London).

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[xmadnav]

My wife used to misinterpret "Don't have to" to "Mustn't" every time I was trying to be considerate; this lesson helped me save my marriage. Thank you.

[soniamayrink]

One thing I like in your methodology is that you are never "glued" to a blackboard ....I think this is excellente because you kind of " force" us to listen to you attentively, reading your lips, and we have the subtitles to study afterwards, listening to you. You are a genious.

[laelvieira]

I'm a priest from Brazil, and I study English, thank you for class today. God bless.

[monicas.]

NOT EVERY TEACHER DESERVES TO BE CALLED ONE BECAUSE THAT TITLE IS RESERVED FOR GREAT ONES LIKE YOU
I COULDN'T HAVE PICKED A BETTER TEACHER !!! CHEERS SWEETHEART !!!!

[r.p.n.]

You put the fun back into the grammar. You are very good at explaining those nasty things of your mother tongue. Wish I had a teacher like you in my salad days.
Thank you, Gideon. 👍

[AnnaMariaThor]

What's interesting if it comes to "whom", non-native speakers in whose mother tongues grammar cases exist tend to use "whom" correctly more often than native speakers not really used to grammar cases.

[francescareina]

Your lesson is like fresh air from an open window...thank you

[mujtaba_voice]

Such a vintage typing machine . Every thing you posses is master class .. love your videos sir. Blessings....

[caetanocatriel]

You're a great teacher Mr Gideon. All your videos are like master pieces. Thank you very much.

[soniamayrink]

Present Perfect, my favourite topic of the English grammar. And it becomes more interesting when taught by a real master. Thank you, , again,

[rajenranv]

What makes it efficacious is that we learn the native texture of the language from the native speakers. In some instances, non-native speakers commit the prepositional errors, because of vernacular impact and they certainly get clarified when attending to your classes. More significantly, there is a double advantage in this programme, as we are truly enabled to gain the contents and to understand the manner of articulation by the native speakers. Great thanks to Great Teacher. So nice of you Sir.(Ravi)

[EliseBellatrix]

Thank you so much for the lesson! I often make mistakes with the AT, IN and ON prepositions. With your clear and concise explanation I really can see how to use them properly! I enjoy your videos, so I've subscribed to your channel! Greetings from Spain!

[gabrielafernandez]

Excellent!!! I love grammar. This topic is very useful for everyday speaking. Thank you teacher!

[soundsthatheal]

Did you know you are the best English teacher out there?
I love your lessons. Thank you for all the effort.

[kimluyen]

I feel strong energy in his voice. Love you so much.

[xandergross]

Another brilliant clarification!
Cheers sir

[mylenecote]

Thank you teacher for sharing your amazing knowledge. I’m always laughing and learning at the same time...merci from Québec 🇨🇦 🙂

[VictorCala]

Thank you, finally I've understood the difference between In, To and At.

[susanrosebush]

Thank excellent explanations! You make things so easy!

[m.bilgincakmaciftci]

thanks sir, we must keep this video till the and...