An exam-day scramble teaches storytelling on EnglishClass101

Alisha uses a short story about waking up late to connect past tenses with everyday expressions.

Channel: Learn English with EnglishClass101.com Story of October 21, 2026Trari Newsroom

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Master English Conversation: How to Tell Stories

Waking up late for an exam makes a useful grammar problem: what happened, what had already happened, and how do you put it all in order? Alisha works through that predicament on a whiteboard in "Master English Conversation: How to Tell Stories," the most-watched of EnglishClass101's eight new uploads.

The lesson has drawn roughly 19,000 views. It starts with completed actions in the simple past, then introduces the past perfect for events that happened before another past event. By the time Alisha reaches the sample story, the grammar has a practical job. She unpacks "was about to," explains that "I made it" means arriving in time, and shows how "I had" contracts to "I'd."

Past experiences run through another new lesson, "Wish You Had Done It Differently? Say It in English." Elsewhere, Alisha's question-and-answer series takes on the distinctions between solitary, single and lonely. These are small language choices with quite different meanings, rather than another sweep through the basics.

The strongest daily momentum currently belongs to the round-the-clock Alisha stream, with the EnglishClass101 TV stream and a new flashcard-methods video also active. The flashcard lesson moves beyond memorizing isolated words to building phrases learners can say aloud.

Subscribers held steady over the week, while daily views are running below the channel's usual pace. Nearby in language education, mmmEnglish also had an unchanged subscriber count, though its daily viewing was close to normal. For EnglishClass101, the week's most-watched new lesson offers something more specific than general practice: a way to make the sequence of a story clear, even when its narrator starts the day late.

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The videos drawing views on Learn English with EnglishClass101.com right now

🔴 24/7 Learn English LIVE with Alisha | Non-Stop Vocab, Grammar & Pr…14,957 views · 2026-10-20 Wish You Had Done It Differently? Say It in English12,681 views · 2026-10-19 Difference between SOLITARY, SINGLE and LONELY | English Grammar for …10,419 views · 2026-10-16 3 Reasons Why You Really Can Learn & Speak English with EnglishClass1…6,365 views · 2026-10-15 Speak English 24/7 with EnglishClass101 TV 🔴 Live 24/76,188 views · 2026-10-20 5 Flashcard Tricks to Learn 1,500+ English Words Faster5,694 views

The numbers

Here is how EnglishClass101's uploads and audience moved over the past week.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels

3Blue1Brown

3,776,832

Xiaomanyc 小马在纽约

2,658,400

Tom Scott

2,561,963

RealLifeLore

1,776,537

Simplilearn

1,648,916

MIT OpenCourseWare

1,346,909

Learn English with Englis…

261,642

mmmEnglish

231,908

Johnny Harris

0

subscribers

8,730,000

no significant change in the last 7 days

total views

428,523,770

views per day

20,629

typical day: 34,232

first-day views of each video posted this week

Master English Conversation: How to Tel…

11,739

Wish You Had Done It Differently? Say I…

10,666

Difference between SOLITARY, SINGLE and…

6,641

3 Reasons Why You Really Can Learn & Sp…

4,773

subscribers: this channel and similar channels

Learn English with Englis…

8,730,000

3Blue1Brown

8,710,000

Johnny Harris

7,990,000

RealLifeLore

7,940,000

Xiaomanyc 小马在纽约

7,120,000

Tom Scott

6,740,000

Simplilearn

6,740,000

MIT OpenCourseWare

6,540,000

mmmEnglish

6,390,000

As of October 21, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube

Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.