English Grammar in 1 Hour

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In this video, you’ll get started with English grammar. You will discover the key points of English Grammar! This is THE place to start if you want to start learning English, and master both reading & writing.

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I am 87 years old and I have decided to learn English and happily I have found someone who knows how to teach. I absolutely believe you are the best. Thanks

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Great explainer and teaching techniques ♥️

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🙏🙏 good morning sister, so nice presentation 💕💕

[CarlosHernandez-cjcx]

HI Alisha, good day, I´d like to know if this sentence is correct (When someone tells you "have a good day" is it correct if you answer "so have you" ? greetings!!!

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Hi Alisha! I'm Bigul from Uzbekistan. Would it be correct to say: We got new data on this question? Or instead of a question, you should say an issue?
Thank you.I have long been looking for a suitable learning video in English and finally found yours. You are the best.

[sokuntheayoun]

Hi Alisha! May you explain me about the work mundane and world and when we use that work
And another work is awareness and realisation what different and what we’re using

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Tell us a used of stuff and what mean because it in any sentence is around.and have how many meaning

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A lot of money is required to travel abroad.

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Alisha, didn't you mean "posess" a grammar rule? Ah, those old souls who have pattent pending on how to formulate sentences are so rigid and full of themselfes:/ No puns allowed. No spontaneous word play..Ohs&ahs:(