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Andrew - like the invisible polite wizard, with a good voice and nice diction, who spend his time for audience, who want to improve english skill, and he doing this absolutely free. I tried to find video or photo with him in the net, but unfortunately, i am failed. ^)). Thanks Anrew so much for your job.

Formidable lesson as usual, made in a clear voice. Thank you.

You are amazing teacher you explain the grammer softly

I love British pronunciation! I'll watch your lessons with pleasure.

The best lesson ever!!!!

Hello Andrew i'm 17 YEARS OLD FROM MOROCCO I like your lessons so much thanks to you i improved my level in English thanks a lot

Dear Andrew, I am highly thankful to you for a comprehensive lession. Really speaking before many times i tried KZfaq videos to understand the difference but in vain but now I could say yes... Lots thanks

Andrew you have a good voice to listen and your lesson was very clean. thanks a lot

THE BEST TEACHER

My all time favorite channel

I like your lessons dear Andrew. Thank you.

Very clear, as usual. Thanks.

Thank you, Andrew. In Russian I would tell "until" before today's lesson. From now I will use Up To. That is important.

Thank you so much teacher 💕💕👍

Very clear. Thanks.

Thank Andrew, you're best teacher.

thanks a lot for your lesson.

it's a very useful lesson thank you very much

Very very clear, please don't stop with your work!

THANKS A LOT.

Thank you so much Andrew, for your great lessons.

this video is very clear, your explanation is the best, thanks mr Andrew

On this video , quiz is very nice example and I am very surprised big difference between by and until.

Thank you very much Mr free teacher

Very good video again Andrew. While going faster than in previous videos pace is phenomenal. I'm still waiting for new videos. Thank you.

Many thanks of you

Andrewwwwwww, excellent.

it's quite usefull for me . great tips.

Thank you ever so much

Dear Andrew, You are irreplaceable :) Thank you very much!

very good explanations. thankfully.

Wow! Superb explanation sir. Tq.

I love british english. Andrew, thank by classes!

Well, the lesson is very nice and useful. I wonder if British people also learn English grammars as our foreigners do?

thank you very much Andrew.

thank u andrew! your lessons are quite straight forward.

very useful thanks!.

thanks Andrew, you really explain very well...

English is easy with Andrew :) .Thank you .

heartily I wanna thank you for your amazing lessens .

i got it! thanks for this video.

Excellent explanations! Thanks for the videos and for help me to learn. I wish all of you the very best!

Thanks so much for your helpful lesson

I'm always loved your lessons

Thanks so much. In true, your lessons are very useful and helpful,

Glad to watch ur videos thanks !

Very helpuful. Thank and keep it up sir

thank you

Thank you. for this vidéo i miss ur english lessons. dear Andrew ur english teaching indeed

iwould from youtuber to post video about before and after and why we can use both thank you andrew

Hi Andrew, I have been watching your english grammar lesson video for few weeks. I have found it very clear and very helpful. would you be so kind to make a video on how to write a incident report and also video on how to give and ask for direction. Thank you Kind Regards Rana

It is important to know it, very good example of sentences to explaining between both of these sentences with different meanings. Could you please correct me in above sentences, if it is goes wrong with grammar. Thanks a lot!

Excellent and very useful video.

This is an awesome lessons,

thank you very much sir because you are teaching us and i have already subscribed your channel

Thanks a lot of

Thank you very much! Excellent video.

Thanks alot it is very useful lesson for me you are very good teacher

Sir, please a detail lecture about subject verb agreement.

hello, Andrew Your video lessons are very helpful to me. I crave more videos like these. Thing is, I'm struggling on how to write in a passive and active voice. I can't distinguish between the two, and it is more difficult to when I'm writing exams. I have failed a couple of essays because my English lecturer says I write in passive voice. Plase Andrew help me, please. the main exam is nearing and I'm panicking. Can you please conduct a lesson on passive and active voice...I really, really need it. thank you

Thanks a lot!

Thank you so much for very helpful lesson.

I liked about prepositiosns of the time ,Very good! Thank you.

You very good...

I like your lessons dear Andrew

thank you a lot with my respect

Many thanks.But I have a question .Coud we say.The shops will be opened from 9:00 am to 10 :00pm? Thanks for replying

sir; please give a lesson every day.

thank you sir ji

Very well, I give you more than one like.

That was great and amazing lesson. Thank you I subscribe.

Hi Andrew, would like to ask does it mean for this sentence " the shop would be close until 2 March 2020" does it mean the shop would close or open on 2 March 2020"? When using "until" , is the action still happening at the time mentioned? Great video btw!

Mr.Andrew l am waiting for another lesson.

Thank you 🌹💖

i'm very glad to be learning English in this way by youtube, i thank u Andrew one more time as habit, i appreciate your nice work as teacher that you are, one ask, i knew these days the actor Bud Spencer has died, what do u think of his death?

Another great video , thank you ! mate.

Thanks soooo much , l learned well By you.

Can you please make a video about the differences between Interrogative Pronoun, Interrogative Adverb & Interrogative Adjective with example sentences. These three topics are always mixed in the minds of English learning students. Thanks :)

Hi Sir, I have a confusion related to below examples, so please explain the reason about this. 1) Mark lived in Paris until 2010 = In 2010 he moved or he stopped living in Paris. 2) I will be rich until 2020 = After 2020 I will no longer be rich. I will be poor. In 2nd example, you said that 'After 2020 I will be poor', but in 1st example you said 'In 2010 he moved or he stopped living in Paris', so in 2nd example why I can't say that 'In 2020 I will be poor'. Kindly explain it.

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please andrew i want to learn more about 'sine 'and 'for' when we use them

thank you for make this video

Thanks for your Great vieod.i have already subscribed your channel.

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perfection, no more. I've got it

Thank you for the lesson Could you Explain to us questions without an auxiliary please . In the youtube there are no videos about these and I think that they very important

incredible explanation..👍

Hello Andrew. I am from Argentina. Thank you very much for your videos. They are so clear. I would like to ask you the following : Peter is visiting my country. And I need to ask him when he is leaving Argentina. Can I ask "when are you leaving.?" But i think it is rude. Can I ask "when are you staying here till? Or "untill when are you staying?" I suppose that "up to when are you staying? Is not good english (Is it correct) What about "til when are you staying? A similar thing occurrs with arrival day in Argentina. Could i ask "since when are you here? " Or "when are you here since? These questions are difficult for spanish native speakers. Perhaps these questions are more natural with "how long" But I want to hear a date as an answer instead "for two weeks" Or any other period of time. Thanks in advance.

Pls help, as i always use 'on or before' instead of 'by' in my official documen. e.g. I will leave London by Friday. 'by' = before, then i must leave before Friday = I must leave on Thursday and Thursday is the deadline. Pls make clear my misunderstanding. Best wishes, Ben,

I like your lessons very very much please teacher how many lessons can I take per week

Hi Anrew, I want to know where I could not use the articles with by I hope to reply me

thanks for this lesson thank you very much

The shop will be closed from 7pm until 8am tomorrow. ⬆️ this is of past tense.

Thank you very much,Andrew.I appreciate your efforts.I have a request for you,can you make a video about the figures of speech if possible?

I am a 4th class student. I am from India. Sir, in by- more examples u said by the 15th July. We should either say the 15th of July or 15th July. Please tell me if we can say the 15th July too.

I learn many things.I am Indian

excusme dear teacher: i have one question doubt...will we use instead of "until" by "to" for your example the shop will be closed from 7pm until 8am tomorrow... will we say : the shop will be closed from 7pm to 8am tomorrow...plz reply me soon as possible

AHHHHHAJA.....very clear thank you A....30.1.2017

Soo until means will isn't it or wrong?