Andrew, I can't say enough THANK YOU for teaching English here on you tube. Am listening your lectures for the last 3 years ( more or less) and improving tremendously.
Hello, thanks so much for your message. I am delighted that my lectures have helped you improve your English. Messages like this always make me very happy. :) Andrew
Thank you so much for your lessons from Vietnam 🇻🇳. I usually rewrite the lesson I have learned like this. Today I will learn three out of many ways to use the modal verb Could. 😊we use the word Could to make a suggestion or proposal. For example, A: I am tired 🥱. B: I COULD cook dinner. That is the polite way to make a suggestion. Another example, A: I don’t understand these reports. B: I COULD explain them if you want.😊 we use Could to express ability in the past. For example, when I was a student, I COULD study for ten hours a day. 😊 When we use indirect speech, we use COULD after past reporting verbs where “can” is used in direct speech. For example, Direct speech: My friend said “I can give you my house” 🏡. Indirect speech: My friend said that he COULD give me his house. 😛. That’s my lesson today. Could you please explain to me more about that? Or, if you have a little time, could you please give just one example of that? I really appreciate your help. Today is Thursday, 8 September 2022, in our country Vietnam 🇻🇳. You will have an excellent time today 💰
Thank you so much for your lessons from Vietnam 🇻🇳. I rewrote your lessons, that is the way I learn English. Today I will learn one of the many uses of the modal verb: Could. We use the modal verb could express possibility in the present, future and past. 😊 In the present. A: what is over there? B: It’s an aeroplane ✈️ (We use this answer when we are sure about that) B: It could be an aeroplane ✈️(We use this answer when we are not certain about that)😊In the future. A: Take an umbrella ☔️, it’s going to rain tonight( we use this answer when we are sure about something). A: Take an umbrella ☂, It could rain tonight ( we use this answer when we are not certain). That’s my lesson today. Could you please give me some examples of that? Thank you so much for your help. Today is Tuesday, 6 September 2022, in our country Vietnam 🇻🇳. I hope you will have a good day. ✈️☔️☂️
I was studying today's newspaper and this appeared: How did the metals get there? Metals are used in practically every product we use. Even detergents and shampoos have traces of them. Nanoparticles are used to limit body odour in socks, for instance. A lot of this is absorbed by the body and discarded as waste, which enters the sewage system and treatment plants. So I could have been a millionaire by now? Since the idea isn’t to sift through individual toilet refuse, no, you would still probably be where you are now. To actually mine the sewage, wastewater is treated through physical, biological, and chemical processes, resulting in treated water and biosolids. The biosolids, says US researchers, may be as good as a gold mine. Is the usage of could have been correct? If yes, then how does it differ from I could be a millionaire by now? Please explain this to me.
Hi teacher Andrew thanks for an interesting lesson, you brought example (I could have been a doctor ) refers to regret it made me very sad because I was hoped to study medicine but .....Thanks so much our God to be in your side .
Hello, thanks for your message. Don't be sad! You know, when I was younger, I wanted to be a pilot but it wasn't possible and I was very disappointed. But life is an adventure and full of surprises and now I am very happy to be a teacher with many other projects for the future. The most important thing in life is to have goals and to work hard towards achieving them. Andrew
Sir Andrew, i have a question to you Sir, you saying this "this is like the past form of smell (could smell) this is how we would say it" is it ok Sir Andrew if you say "this is how we will say it?" Instead of this is how we would say it? Pls reply Sir i'm so confuse of modal verbs would and could.
Sir, If conditions 1 examples 1)If you don't study ,you could fail in the exam. 2)if you don't listen to him,you could face his wrath. 3)if you don't come soon,you could miss the bus. In the if conditional 1 can we use (could usage)? If conditions 2 examples 1)when I was young, i could swim. 2)He could go to the concert if you gave him your ticket. 3)I could play guitar when I was child. This what I studied before but now I have a doubt. Are these correct can we use if conditional 1 (could usage) Could you please tell me, can we use first condition usage of could ?
do could and can with words of sensation give meaning of continuous tense. why can’t we use i heard it or i hear or i taste it rather than i can hear ,taste
@@zeinadabbas1763 assalaamu alaikum zaina Its not your problem. Most of the people are facing this . In Syria ..what about your country situation ? I am from Sri Lanka.but i m going to move on America.i am network engineering student. What about you ?
What does " I hope , we could help you in every way possible" mean Does that mean that they hope they can help them in everyway possible in future or They hoped that they were able to help them in every way possible. Please reply Crown academy
Can we use 'could have done' not only for situations that didn't happen, but also for situations that may have happened? In this video you've explained only the first meaning in the past. First meaning: What were you thinking? You *could have hurt* yourself! (He didn't hurt himself) Second meaning: "Are you keys on the table?" "I *could have left* them on the table, but I don't know"
I'm confused, sir We can use two modal verb in a sentence. For example, She may need to take medicine. He can be used to taking sleeping pills. You can dare to fight against corruption. These sentences are correct. Sir
Andrew, I can't say enough THANK YOU for teaching English here on you tube. Am listening your lectures for the last 3 years ( more or less) and improving tremendously.
Hello, thanks so much for your message. I am delighted that my lectures have helped you improve your English. Messages like this always make me very happy. :)
Andrew
Thank you so much for your lessons from Vietnam 🇻🇳. I usually rewrite the lesson I have learned like this. Today I will learn three out of many ways to use the modal verb Could. 😊we use the word Could to make a suggestion or proposal. For example, A: I am tired 🥱. B: I COULD cook dinner. That is the polite way to make a suggestion. Another example, A: I don’t understand these reports. B: I COULD explain them if you want.😊 we use Could to express ability in the past. For example, when I was a student, I COULD study for ten hours a day. 😊 When we use indirect speech, we use COULD after past reporting verbs where “can” is used in direct speech. For example, Direct speech: My friend said “I can give you my house” 🏡. Indirect speech: My friend said that he COULD give me his house. 😛. That’s my lesson today. Could you please explain to me more about that? Or, if you have a little time, could you please give just one example of that? I really appreciate your help. Today is Thursday, 8 September 2022, in our country Vietnam 🇻🇳. You will have an excellent time today 💰
Thank you very much sir for taught me because I have learned ''Use of ''Could'' '' (in past ability) from your the video!
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good, now you can teach more people....Wait, youtube is brighter than you??!
Perfect explanation....!!!!!
Thank you so much for your lessons from Vietnam 🇻🇳. I rewrote your lessons, that is the way I learn English. Today I will learn one of the many uses of the modal verb: Could. We use the modal verb could express possibility in the present, future and past. 😊 In the present. A: what is over there? B: It’s an aeroplane ✈️ (We use this answer when we are sure about that) B: It could be an aeroplane ✈️(We use this answer when we are not certain about that)😊In the future. A: Take an umbrella ☔️, it’s going to rain tonight( we use this answer when we are sure about something). A: Take an umbrella ☂, It could rain tonight ( we use this answer when we are not certain). That’s my lesson today. Could you please give me some examples of that? Thank you so much for your help. Today is Tuesday, 6 September 2022, in our country Vietnam 🇻🇳. I hope you will have a good day. ✈️☔️☂️
I was studying today's newspaper and this appeared:
How did the metals get there? Metals are used in practically every product we use. Even detergents and shampoos have traces of them. Nanoparticles are used to limit body odour in socks, for instance. A lot of this is absorbed by the body and discarded as waste, which enters the sewage system and treatment plants.
So I could have been a millionaire by now? Since the idea isn’t to sift through individual toilet refuse, no, you would still probably be where you are now. To actually mine the sewage, wastewater is treated through physical, biological, and chemical processes, resulting in treated water and biosolids. The biosolids, says US researchers, may be as good as a gold mine.
Is the usage of could have been correct? If yes, then how does it differ from I could be a millionaire by now?
Please explain this to me.
Hi teacher Andrew thanks for an interesting lesson, you brought example (I could have been a doctor ) refers to regret it made me very sad because I was hoped to study medicine but .....Thanks so much our God to be in your side .
Hello, thanks for your message. Don't be sad! You know, when I was younger, I wanted to be a pilot but it wasn't possible and I was very disappointed. But life is an adventure and full of surprises and now I am very happy to be a teacher with many other projects for the future. The most important thing in life is to have goals and to work hard towards achieving them.
Andrew
Sir Andrew, i have a question to you Sir, you saying this "this is like the past form of smell (could smell) this is how we would say it" is it ok Sir Andrew if you say "this is how we will say it?" Instead of this is how we would say it? Pls reply Sir i'm so confuse of modal verbs would and could.
Sir
In the sense of possibility, distinguish between " may and could"
Sir
In the sense of possibility in the past
Distinguish between " would have and could have"
In would have you are certain 100% but in could have you are not sure
I really admire your way of teaching English, Andrew! Tks! God bless
It's a pleasure. I'm pleased that my lessons are helping you to improve your English. Thanks for the comment. 🙂
Andrew
Andrew you are super, you pick up one topic at a time but you explain it in so detailed, thanks always
Thank you Andrew
A patient teacher. I really enjoyed hearing you.
Hello Andrew! thank you very much for this useful lesson
Could in the sensation verbs, you could simply put it in the ability in the past category
Your lessons are always useful and interesting
I love your channel 👍👍
Perfect, thank you so much 👌👌💖💖💖
Your war of teaching is very understandable thank you 🙏 Do you have online classes?
Dear Andrews.
your lessons are really nice.Could you please update a lesson about writing tips?
If I'd watched your videos much earlier,I could've improved my English much better.
Anyway, thanks for this valuable video.
Sir.. This is a amazing and knowledgeable video. Thanks alot. And one more thing your voice quality is good thanks alot sir🙏🙏🙏
Very good explained concepts
Sir,
If conditions 1 examples
1)If you don't study ,you could fail in the exam.
2)if you don't listen to him,you could face his wrath.
3)if you don't come soon,you could miss the bus.
In the if conditional 1 can we use (could usage)?
If conditions 2 examples
1)when I was young, i could swim.
2)He could go to the concert if you gave him your ticket.
3)I could play guitar when I was child.
This what I studied before but now I have a doubt.
Are these correct can we use if conditional 1 (could usage)
Could you please tell me, can we use first condition usage of could ?
Well done, explicit and thorough explanations.
Awsome... Loved your video... 😊
Super.
, I hope it could be done, is this fhrase is correct ?
Waw good one !! The difference between past sentences with mental and sense verbs !! Need more vedios!!
Thanks!!
The best lesson is this👌👌 I've never seen before 😊😊👌👌👌👌
Excellent Class, thank you for posting it that really helped my English.
Hello ,sir
Is it right,
If we say, could I come ?
For present tense
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Yes assalaamu alaikum
@@pranshavvyas4738 is it wrong ?
Would you please repeat the samples so that it could be more clear..
do could and can with words of sensation give meaning of continuous tense. why can’t we use i heard it or i hear or i taste it rather than i can hear ,taste
Jane said that se could carry the bag what's the tense it is??
Explained very well
Thank you for helping me with these word
It's a pleasure. Thanks for the comment. More videos here: czcams.com/users/CrownAcademyEnglishvideos
Best wishes
Andrew
Very very interesting and useful for me. Thanks Andrew👍
Thank you very much for your helpful English videos.They are in fact special.
From Portugal
Fernanda.
Pls give lesson about Present Perfect Continuos,and Past Perfect Continuos,l appreciat it.🙏🙏
good morning teacher Andrew, I'm Zeina from Syria , thanks for your efforts 🌹🌹
I can't speak English well, so I want to give me a way to improve my English
@@zeinadabbas1763 assalaamu alaikum zaina
Its not your problem. Most of the people are facing this .
In Syria ..what about your country situation ?
I am from Sri Lanka.but i m going to move on America.i am network engineering student.
What about you ?
What does " I hope , we could help you in every way possible" mean
Does that mean that they hope they can help them in everyway possible in future
or
They hoped that they were able to help them in every way possible.
Please reply Crown academy
Good teaching!
I like very much your teaching with writing . thank you for that.
Thank-you so much ❤️❤️😘😘🇱🇧
we missed u
Thanks a lot teacher
Thank you very much
Thanks for the big help
Great Class
It is so interesting lecture.
Now I became a new subscriber.
Thank you so much from India
Thanks again, I was 9 9 I was like, you are doing, I
I was taught verbs of senses is used only because there cant be used in present coninuous
Thank you so much Sir
I liked a lot Andrew.Thank you very much
It's amazing!!! I like your way in teaching, keep on
improved my English much better
A lot of Thanks! Excellent Exercise
the best channel ever.
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for your useful lessons.
Could you please make some videos about other modal verbs?
Best wishes,
you could explain more examples.
How I can express 'past ability'
If is happened on time in the sense
outstanding teaching Mr andrew.
Superb way to teach......
This is helpful very much really thank you
Thanks ,sir , you always lessons useful 👏👏
Thanks alot
this is what confused me , thank u!
What's the difference between I could cook and I can cook?
sir, plz update other model verbs in detail in r upcoming videos
PLEASE PUT THE VIDEO OF CAN ,MAY AND MIGHT.
I appreciated it!
Excellent. Thanks
You are great .. thank you
You always the best thanks
❤ 11:02
Why we use could be in the present and not in future
Can we say it couldn't be an aeroplane.
Great video air. Question: do we pronounce ( question) with Sh sound or Ch sound ?
It is pronounce with a "Ch" sound, like the "Ch" sound that is produced in the word "chip".
Hello. Thanks for your comment.
Question - /ˈkwes.tʃən/
It's a "ch" sound after a "t" sound.
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Sir could you reveal your face on CZcams please I wanted to see you sir
Thank you very much 😍
Thanks
Very nice video
going to learn this🥳✨💫❤️🥰
That's great!
@@CrownAcademyEnglish it was wonderful and complete lesson I have ever listen on this perticular topic 🥰
Incredible
Can we use 'could have done' not only for situations that didn't happen, but also for situations that may have happened? In this video you've explained only the first meaning in the past.
First meaning: What were you thinking? You *could have hurt* yourself! (He didn't hurt himself)
Second meaning: "Are you keys on the table?" "I *could have left* them on the table, but I don't know"
Nice man
thank you.
Plz clarify of because of,owing to and due to..! A humble request plz..! I m very confused
Akhtar Hossain
i totally agree with you
@@abanoubadel9670 חעליע
Hello! I am the third viewer who watching this video. What did the speaker say at the very beginning of this good video exactly at 0:00?
He said, " Hello everyone, this is Andrew from Crown Academy of English".
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Outstanding
just awesome
It is useful
Thank you very much sir, I believe that I could excel in using this modal verb. please keep on creating these videos especial modal verbs.
I'm confused, sir
We can use two modal verb in a sentence.
For example,
She may need to take medicine.
He can be used to taking sleeping pills.
You can dare to fight against corruption. These sentences are correct. Sir
sir! when we can be.......
I mean the examples of the sentences..
Please is it correct to say " I could see that you borrow credit yesterday"
What’s the difference between “ could I borrow your phone “ and “ can I borrow your phone” ?????
Hey ,I wish I could meet you😊😊😊but it's not possible😥😥😥😥😥😥