118K views · 10K reactions | "If it hadn't been raining, we could have played tennis." ️ ️ "If I'd known it was your birthday, I would have bought you a gift." ️ ️ In Benjamin's new video, learn how to use the third conditional to talk about things in the past you wish you had done! | engVid | Facebook

250K views · 22K reactions | An INFINITIVE is when you have "to" plus a base verb. "To be" and "to make" are infinitives. In Emma's new lesson, you will learn how to use infinitives to answer questions about why someone does something. | engVid | Facebook

Do you get English conditionals mixed up? Gill's new lesson is an overview of all 4 conditionals, with examples of each. If you watch this video, you will understand conditionals better. (That sentence is an example of the first conditional!) | engVid

70K views · 7.7K reactions | If you have to go to the hospital, or if you just like watching medical TV shows, Emma's new video is for you! Learn basic medical vocabulary and expressions, like "diagnosis", "prognosis", "vitals", and more. | engVid | Facebook

53K views · 6.9K reactions | "The Olympics are always an opportunity to STRENGTHEN diplomatic relations." In Benjamin's new lesson, learn 17 advanced verbs often used to talk about connections between countries! Understand the news and improve your vocabulary. | engVid | Facebook

45K views · 2.6K reactions | The letter B sounds like bee ️. The letter T sounds like tea ️. In Ronnie's new lesson, learn 17 words that sound like letters! | engVid | Facebook