Helping Verbs - Lesson 5: Short Answers - Learn English online free video lessons

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This is the fifth video in a series of videos about helping verbs (otherwise known as auxiliary verbs).

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[jul]

Just what I have been looking for! - a simple video with a cool guy in it, that´s just perfect for my teenage students! Thank you!

[fabiomunizalves]

Thank you, Kris.
These short answers are very useful for us. But honestly perfect tenses are really hard to understand. In my case, of course. I'm working on it.
Have a great weekend.

[billytalent]

Great lesson!)) in addition to this one you should have also mentioned what verbs should be used with such words as "Somebody, something, everybody etc. ", generally speaking with those that end in "-body" and "-Thing", ppl get confused in that case pretty much

[anahappy]

Kris you should like pizza a lot...because you always use as example