ENGLISH with James · engVid

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YouTube Rankings

According to our ranking, ENGLISH with James · engVid is currently ranked 2360th globally.

Last 30 Days Activity

Over the last 30 days, ENGLISH with James · engVid published 4 videos — roughly 0.1 per day — and generated 308K additional views, subscriber base remaining stable.

Performance by format

On average, ENGLISH with James · engVid's videos generate 566K views. Long-form videos lead with 1.3M average views, compared to 20K for Shorts.

Top 5 Most Viewed Videos

#1

Improve your Vocabulary: Stop saying VERY!

48.4M views

#2

Improve your Vocabulary: Stop saying I KNOW!

12.9M views

#3

Learn English - 4 ways to understand what you hear

7.1M views

#4

English Grammar: The Prepositions ON, AT, IN, BY

6.9M views

#5

How to start a conversation: 5 things to say after "hello"

4.7M views

ENGLISH with James · engVid's most-watched video is "Improve your Vocabulary: Stop saying VERY!" with 48.4M views. Other top performers include "Improve your Vocabulary: Stop saying I KNOW!" (12.9M views) and "Learn English - 4 ways to understand what you hear" (7.1M views).

Channel Origins

🕰️ First video · September 26, 2008

Speaking English - Saying Hello and Goodbye, formally and informally

586K views

ENGLISH with James · engVid published their very first YouTube video on September 26, 2008, titled "Speaking English - Saying Hello and Goodbye, formally and informally". This video has been viewed 586K times since it was uploaded.

About

If you TRY, you can do anything! Its always been my belief that you cannot put information in other peoples heads. If you find a way to show them something, they can use their own intelligence to learn. This is my approach to teaching, trying to be both informative while allowing the students to find their own way of learning. Ive spent the last 30 years teaching in various capacities. Ive taught martial arts to kids and developed a curriculum that was geared specifically to enhance their development. I spent several years working with children suffering from autism and Aspergers -- trying to help them learn to deal with the world around them and to learn from their environment. Finally, it was while helping a child that I was asked to work at the Toronto School Board. While I was there, I helped out with kids who were learning English, and my love of teaching ESL began.

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