dear teacher I like your teaching style..I can understand it very well ..❤️💯✔️🌹

Good teaching. Thank you madam.

Exellent lesson

Amazing teaching

It's realy weird that there are not so many of these comparisons on the Internet. I tried to google up some pictures to demonstate to my student that there are just a few verbs which can be both active and stative, and the best picture I found was a thumbnail to this video )))

Thanks a lot for this video. Greetings from Brazil! 🇧🇷

thanks

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Your smile is similar to Elon musk's 😄

You was talking in the lesson #13 that we don’t use the verb “Have” with ING. So I think in “He is having a nap” it’s a little mistake for you? Maybe it’s better “he gets a nap” what doy think?

@katalinmartonnenagy310

4 жыл бұрын

Normally is true, you cannot use continuous form of 'have' (I have a new car, I have a headache). However we can use the continuous form (I am having etc.) with or in the following expressions: to have breakfast/dinner, a cup of coffee etc, to have a bath/shower/swim/break/rest/party/holiday, to have an accident/experience, to have a look (at sg), to have a dream/conversation/chat/discussion (with sy), to have a trouble/difficulty/fun/good time and finally to have a baby (give a birth to a baby).

@EasyEnglishatHome

4 жыл бұрын

Dear Alex, "have" is not a state verb here. It is just like other action verbs: have a nap=sleep, so can say having a nap or sleeping. Or u can say, I am having breakfast, because it is the same as sayin ı am eating breakfast. If have = possess, then, u dnt use with - ing: I have a Sister.