You are the best teacher! I'm hearing and understanding every word! Thank you, Mark! All your lessons are very informative!

Mark, this is brilliant. As a teacher, I hear this "how to" all the time. A couple of other things it would be cool to do lessons on if you haven't already: 1. Do you know where is the zoo? *Wrong* (...where the zoo is?) 2. How do you call this animal in English? *Wrong* (What do you call...?) There's confusion here with "How do you say...?"

I always wonder how a great channel with an amazing professor doesn't have millions of subscribers?

It was a great lesson.

Your lesson very clear,thank you from Thailand.

Hey Mark, Thanks for your Excellent Examples. It will be easy to catch the Meanings.

Thank you for this amazing video,new subscriber from China

Hi Mark! ..you are the best teacher...your videos are so helpful..

The best teacher in the world, may god protect you from any harm. انت افضل استاذ في العالم، حفظك الله من كل شر

Lov the way u teach us . Thank u for helping us ..... lov u Mark....

Wow this video help me much. Your explanation is great. I like the way you speak, it's clear and easy for me to understand what you said. I am not a native speaker and I really like your channel to improve my English skills. Thank you for the great video. Please keep teaching my teacher ☺🙂

Plz post more of a English words and their meanings also what your doing is helpful Merci. Thank you

thank you so much again for watching your videos have a good day thank you

I love the way you teach and your calm voice. Great video.

Thanks for the video new subscriber from Ghana.🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

Hi, I’m new comer in Canada. I’m learning English with you, thank you so much for your good teaching. I have a problem about the sentences that there is (to, about, or something like these) end of the sentence. I can’t understand them! For example: where are you off to? Or, what are you talking about? Or, I don’t want to! I think to or about are not for end of the sentence! Pleas learn me about that💐

This greatly depends upon region. In Scotland and Ireland 'How To' is correct. The word 'How' also shares the definition ' why'. I.E How?.= Why?. In formal Standard English it is incorrect, in informal colloquial English it is correct.

I love this lecture I am a beginner but your class is a lot uesful and exciting thanks sir!

thank you, for helping us out.

Thank you for your teaching! I love your comfortable and stable voice and accent

I don't like grammar lesson but this one was pretty good. Thanks Mark.

yeas this is the teacher I'm looking for thank you for your help. You are a very awesome teacher amazing regards from Chad / Germany

I know now how to use with 'how to' ^^ It's an excellent explanation Mark.You are the best !!!

You have very clear pronunciation and good voice

You are the best teacher on the web Thank you

thank you, Mark, this is the mistake I always make before this lesson, cause I always say " How To " without subject, and now, I 'll get it right, thank you, our teacher

I never heard and used “would you happen to know” it’s great addition in my knowledge.

I enjoy watching you teach, Mark 😊 From Sacramento USA

I love to watch your videos always.... Very helpful.... Feel confident while speaking... Thanks you so much.

Fascinating and helpful too thank you..

This was a very interesting lesson! Thanks!

I am hindi speaker I can not speak eng fluently Now I got new knowledge I am gonna subscrib e your channel

Wonderful teacher, thank you.

You are the best teacher of English!👍

Appreciate for your time . good luck to you.Thanks

How can I thank you enough Mark ?🙏🙏🙏

Mark, i love your video you tube channel. You have corrected my english speaking alot. This is one of my common mistake in daily conversation Thanks I am from indonesia

I'm new subscribe from India , I really like ur way of teaching ..👍👍

You are a good teacher... Thank you so much.

Tqvm for such great explanation.. we always take those simple sentences for granted.

This i's great. This lesson is so enlightening as we always google things starting with the words "how to" so I think that was a source of confusion.

Really useful for me, thank you brother.

You are a great teacher...

Thank you. Teacher

Thank you for correcting me i usually use this sentence.

Thank you very much, Mark!

Could you tell me how to pronounce the word sew ? Could you make a video about sentences ending with a prepositions?

I love your Lessons, I love your teaching and love your voice! That's it!👏👏👏👏

Thank you for all your vidéos big respect from Algeria 🌷🇩🇿

TY for this class👍🏻

Thank you so much for lessons

Thank you very much! I understand each word you explain . 👍👍👍

Definitely correct usages

thanks Mark for a very useful lesson

I learned very important tips with your leason you are the best Thanks.

Jajajajaj I like so much when you start a video with an uuuuuuuh and rubbing your hands, is funny.

Mr. Mark, could you please go over the word in and on to a sentence? Thank you.

U r great teacher thanks , there was many questions on my mind u answered them all, شكرا يا احسن معلم

Mark is a good teacher 👨‍🏫

Hi Mark, since presently is a cold and is too hard to go out in this weather with below zero temperature, can you please advise what sorts of sports or exercises can be done .

Mark, sometime in the future, please tackle "what to do?"... so rampant in English speaking circles in India

Hi Mark....beautiful lesson as usual...!! 👍👌 I deem myself so lucky to have a teacher like you who can simplify even the most confusing things so effortlessly. Love you, Mark!!❤ Would you mind telling me how to sew, Mark? 😃

Great video Mark thanks for the lesson and hugs.

A new subscriber from Sudan , and I love the way you pronounce the words ❤️

Super teacherand wonderful explanation

I m from México thank you, I love your English clases, 🙋‍♀️

Great teacher!

Thanks a lot

Would you mind showing me how to prepare soft doughnuts??? Thank you so much Mark? U really did agd job

Thanks! You are the best❤

I would love listening to you evryday to sharpen my mind haha..

Good to know the way you teach,

How do you pronounce the word sew?; How can I pronounce the word sew?; How does a person pronounce the word sew? good lesson!

Is very great teacher mark

Loved your lesson

Teacher,would you mind telling me the difference between student's and students' ? It would have been better if you could make a short video on punctuation uses for improving our writing skill.

Thank you Teacher 🤗🤗

Wow, that's really made mistakes by some people and i also. Thank you by posted this kind of videos. Please post useful conversation and phrases.

Thank you for sharing us

Hi. Would you mind explaining what's the difference between to say, " Would you happen to know if..." and" Would you know if...". I will appreciate your help. Thanks.

Tanks for your help

Thank you sir .. شكرا . Merci Muco gracias

Thanks sir

Thank you!

Dear Mark the answer is would you mind telling me how to pronounce the word sew ? Sir Mark I need a lesson about passive verb , I hope to answer me please

Thanks Mark

Hi mark. I hope you’re doing great. Would you mind teaching me how to pronounce the word “sew”

Hello, Mark. Your videos benefit me a lot. I have a question I think it relates to the topic of this video. I found this sentence on Cambridge Dictionary website, the sentence is "Why waste your money on things you don’t need?" The question here is without an auxiliary verb and without a subject, so what is the rule in this sentence? And is this rule valid only with the pronoun (you) or I can use it with any pronoun? I hope you answer my question because I didn't find any information about it on the internet.

reply I would like to say thank lot of you. because I now totally understanding your everyone video and now I'm fifty percentage able to speak with somebody . I need more videos from your KZfaq videos.

It was an excellent lesson!

would you happen to know guys other informative Chanel ?sure No this the best

Thank you very much .. a great lesson for me

Thank you Sir.... Mrs. Ita from Indonesia...

Really amazing class

Thank you, you are doing a great job. GRACIAS☺

Excellent explanations Mark Sir Thank you so much ❤❤❤

Interesting. As a native speaker I think you can ask yourself rhetorically "How to... ?" but not ask someone else. Read Thomas Hardy's "Jude the obscure" for an example - Jude as a boy asks himself "But how live in that city?" (I think)

Thank you very much for very useful videos. To my mind correct answer is “could you help me, how to pronounce the word “sew”

Perfect techer ever.Could you make a video about how to use Should would and must plz. ??! Thnxx

Wonderful as usual!