Basic English Grammar - 'Is' or 'It's'?

[nikolaynicolasnikolayevich]

Thank you so much, as a spanish speaker I always struggled with these two, this helped a lot

[maurocastagnera]

Thanks Alex! Your lessons are so clear and simple. That's why to learn English it is needed to pratice every day, even just 15 minutes a day, having an excellent teacher like you! 😊👍

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[madelinesanchez]

Additionally, it is used for: "Time, date, day, temperature and weather". i.e., It's 5:00 ò clock, It's the four of July, It's Monday, It's raining

[persephassa]

I can't thank you enough! Always struggling with this.

[aynos]

Thank you so much, after 50 years of being bilingual, i was starting to wobble with the use of "It is..." and "...is...". I am an Spanish speaker, and i have been doing a lot of manual work and having some stress in the last years, i hope its just that...😉. Thanks again. Its liked and subscribed. Or, i have liked and subscribed 😊 this video

[memoherdez]

Thank u teacher I have struggled with this topic for a while but just in this video I could understand, the best video so far!

[HazlotuCosplay]

Thank you Alex! it's been long since I studied and I have to clear doubts once in a while : )

[vminz__]

Thank you so much professor! It was a doubt I had for a while.
This was very helpful for me 😊

[morganamoyet]

I made the same mistakes: I'm italian ... finally I understood the difference !!! Thank you very much from today I'm your follower! yayyyy :D

[galvanmartinezluisdaniel]

Great way to teach, so simple, thank you very much!

[ZAOATT]

Hi Alex. Thank you so much for your videos, they have been very helpful to me.
I take advantage of you saying that "Every verb needs a subject" to ask you a question in regards to empty subject "it" when it comes to the verb "Mean."
Over the years I've often encountered the following pattern: (It's an example)
"The fact that you like it doesn't mean it's right." Do we add an empty "It" before "Doesn't mean" or not? Perhaps we would put it in if we split the sentence by adding a comma? Thank you.

[manila]

You have a clear explanation, you are excellent sir.

[jimmypesantez]

I have been searching for so long this topic..I really appreciate it!

[blara]

Thank you for the lesson, it was very helpful to me.

[javieredu]

Perfect video! Direct to the point!!! Amazing

[carloscepeda]

Thank you, finally I'm able to understand how it worked (I learned it by practice and error) but I always had some kind of doubt.
Now I won't make this mistake ever again.

[JOAOMARCELO-iu]

Thanks teacher. The video helped me a lot!

[dakedake]

Thank's for that, God bless u... like from Darkhan, Kazakhstan

[RenzoCotta]

thanks a lot ... it was very helpful for me