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I simply loved your videos,so instantly subscribed. Will you kindly tell me as to why in your #6. Sentence "I can't remember my password" isn't an independent clause.? My gut feel says it can be a stand-alone sentence.
At 8:15 number6, Won't it become weird if i add another clause? Like you said, that this sentence has only one clause (Mr. Burns made a bad investment and last all his savings.) So what I'm gonna do is adding another clause, so it'll be Mr. Burns made a bad investment and last all his savings, and he lost his family.
Hi Raja, 'change for' is correct. But that sentence sounds unnatural to me. I would say, "I can't get change for Rs. 2000 anywhere." This is more natural; also notice that we write 'Rs. 2000' (currency symbol always goes first). But if you write 'rupees' in the full form then '2000 rupees'. In both cases we read as "two thousand rupees".
Sir , I am Aneek Dey and I enjoyed and understood conjunctions ! Also, I got 9 correct and the mistake that I made was in question number 3 in the test that you gave us at the end of this lesson ! Thank you sir for teaching me and all my other fellow friends about conjunctions ! Bye and I am definitely watch the other videos ! Bye sir ! Aneek Dey !
I have a question: u said there is no difference between 'however' and 'but' except from the fact that the former is more formal and needs a different punctuation pattern. Does it mean that when we have two clauses that contrast with each other we can use either one? That would be nice of u to anwser that.☺
Hi Rana, yes that's correct. Compare these sentences: 1. I wanted to buy a green umbrella but I couldn't find one. - 'however' would sound awkward here because this is an informal sentence. 2. It is generally believed that learning to speak a language fluently requires many years of diligent study. But some people disagree with this view. 3. It is generally believed that learning to speak a language fluently requires many years of diligent study. However, some people disagree with this view. - Though this sentence means the same as the last one, it sounds a little more serious. 4. It is generally believed that learning to speak a language fluently requires many years of diligent study. Some people, however, disagree with this view. - You cannot use 'but' here - only 'however' can occur in the middle like this. Hope that helps :)
Hello sir... Thank you for such wonderful leacture... Sir, is there any rule to recognize subordinate conjunction vs conjuctive adverb? Thank you once again.. Patiently waiting for your reply..😊
The difference is that a subordinating conjunction joins the dependent clause to an independent clause in the same sentence. But a clause with a conjunctive adverb is normally a different sentence altogether. The important thing is to use the two correctly (especially as regards punctuation), and you'll get that with practice.
Learn English Lab Thanks for your reply..but that was not my question.. I was asking.. how many conjunctive adverbs are there? If you tell few conjunctive adverbs then it seems like subordinate conjunction.. so is there any way to recognize both of them? See I am not saying that I have to recognize them in the sentence.. But actually at the time of writing... It seems littlebit confusing which word use after semicolon( ; ).. even coordinating conjunctions are few and easy to understand.. likewise I need some tricks to recognize adverbial conjunction as well as subordinate conjunctions too.. Thank you sir...
I had a few doubts with the subordinating conjunction but you cleared it all. Also, The Conjunctive Adverb added a dessert to it. Thank you so much, Sir.
hello, Ganesh sir. your classes are very nice and easily understand. what are the practical way to get fluency in English. could you tell the method and examples?
You are awesome! Your teaching style is unique and I really love it. Every topic of English you teach us, you teach in a simple way. I am very happy to have a teacher like you. 😊
Can you please make a video about how to speak smoothly ,I moved to America about 2 years ago,and fortunately I learned English very quick cuz I'm surrounding African Americans only but I stutter a lot when I'm in a conversation with unknown people.But guess what helped me become fluent,Mostly your videos man,I love you man and I will never forget what you've done for me, you totally changed my life and future.
I have watched all your videos Sir, your videos benefit a lot. But sir it will be very kind of u if u make a video on narration.how to change direct into indirect sentences. And please do me favor to make another lesson on conversion of active to passive. I shall be thankful to you for this act of kindness.
I'll add that to my list, Rajesh. In the meantime, have a look at this lesson - *Where to Use PASSIVE VOICE:* th-cam.com/video/gSCHPqp_igs/w-d-xo.html :)
Thanks a lot for making these videos, it is very helpful. I was wondering whether it was correct to use. "Mr. Burns made a bad investment, and he lost all his savings" Is it correct to put (comma) before the conjunction "and"?
Hi Sandhya, I'm glad to hear you like the lessons. I have a lesson on phrasal verbs with 'get' here: goo.gl/GzdbY4 I will be making a series of lessons on phrasal verbs and a series on pronunciation soon :)
The subject described by is very apt and enlightening..but for beginners it is more important to know which conjunction to use (better illustrated with examples) rather than punctuations
Sir I have a doubt , our teacher has told us that coordinating conjunctions only join independent clauses , so there should be no need to say when it joins independent clauses then only add a comma bcz it everytime connects independent clauses ??
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Wow this is super helpful. All the details, options, and examples you provide really help! Thank you, thank you. I was about to drop my class because I fell dumb to dumb to ask the teacher. I will replay it again and again.
oh ,my god.There are so many details when I use the conjunctions,I even never notice them,Thank you very much,my teacher,your lessons teach me a lot really.
Thank you teacher. I love it. I have a quick question on #8. i did this way (; therefore,) but you explained that way (. Therefore,) If I do my away in real TOEFL exam it will be incorrect, am I will lose a point ? Thank you.
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They're almost the same. 'Largest' might refer to the size of the building itself but 'biggest' might mean both physical size and the size of the book collection. For more information, see www.google.com/search?q=big+vs+large
Sir, i would like to ask about your example no.1, is it possible to use SHOULD instead of MUST? since must is most commonly used for laws and rules, but SHOULD is commonly known for giving suggestions, opinion and advice~which one is the right one should or must? pls.kindly clear my confusion~thanks
Must & should will be used in different contexts. Must is used , in the circumstances of compulsion, or as a mandate. Where as , should will be used in the context of sug
I really enjoyed your video ,but I don’t know what is independent clauses and dependent clause can you share about this too I don’t knew different between two of these .
If you wish to learn grammar as a teacher, I would recommend getting a good teacher's grammar. A couple of good examples are The Teacher's Grammar of English from Cambridge and Grammar for English Teachers by Martin Parrott. Alternatively, you could get a learner's grammar (one made for ESL students) and this can also help get you up to speed with grammar terminology.
Sir my most common confusion for 4 years is regarding participles and gerund. i.e., a boy was lying on the hammock reading a book. Now here what is reading ? How do we use it along with the main verb ‘was lying’ ?
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Assalam o Allaikum sir How r u... U r doing great job. Sir, here I didn't find video about interjection. Kindly share. Ur way of teaching is supper.... From Pakistan.
Yes, but that's when you specifically want to use the conjunctive adverb as part of the same sentence. If you use a period (.) and comma (,) you are starting a new sentence. When you write, if you are not sure, just use the period and comma :)
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Thank you for this . i really appreciate. In question 6, I thought that the statement after the subordinating conjunction, because -" I can't remember my password" was a complete sentence
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Will you kindly tell me as to why in your #6. Sentence "I can't remember my password" isn't an independent clause.? My gut feel says it can be a stand-alone sentence.
"I can't remember my password" by itself is an independent clause but when we put 'because' before it, it becomes dependent :)
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At 8:15 number6, Won't it become weird if i add another clause?
Like you said, that this sentence has only one clause (Mr. Burns made a bad investment and last all his savings.) So what I'm gonna do is adding another clause, so it'll be Mr. Burns made a bad investment and last all his savings, and he lost his family.
hi sir.which one is correct "no one is giving change for 2000rs or no one is giving change to 2000rs".
Hi Raja, 'change for' is correct. But that sentence sounds unnatural to me. I would say, "I can't get change for Rs. 2000 anywhere." This is more natural; also notice that we write 'Rs. 2000' (currency symbol always goes first). But if you write 'rupees' in the full form then '2000 rupees'. In both cases we read as "two thousand rupees".
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Sir , I am Aneek Dey and I enjoyed and understood conjunctions ! Also, I got 9 correct and the mistake that I made was in question number 3 in the test that you gave us at the end of this lesson ! Thank you sir for teaching me and all my other fellow friends about conjunctions ! Bye and I am definitely watch the other videos ! Bye sir ! Aneek Dey !
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I have a question:
u said there is no difference between 'however' and 'but' except from the fact that the former is more formal and needs a different punctuation pattern. Does it mean that when we have two clauses that contrast with each other we can use either one?
That would be nice of u to anwser that.☺
Hi Rana, yes that's correct. Compare these sentences:
1. I wanted to buy a green umbrella but I couldn't find one. - 'however' would sound awkward here because this is an informal sentence.
2. It is generally believed that learning to speak a language fluently requires many years of diligent study. But some people disagree with this view.
3. It is generally believed that learning to speak a language fluently requires many years of diligent study. However, some people disagree with this view. - Though this sentence means the same as the last one, it sounds a little more serious.
4. It is generally believed that learning to speak a language fluently requires many years of diligent study. Some people, however, disagree with this view. - You cannot use 'but' here - only 'however' can occur in the middle like this.
Hope that helps :)
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Hello sir... Thank you for such wonderful leacture...
Sir, is there any rule to recognize subordinate conjunction vs conjuctive adverb?
Thank you once again..
Patiently waiting for your reply..😊
The difference is that a subordinating conjunction joins the dependent clause to an independent clause in the same sentence.
But a clause with a conjunctive adverb is normally a different sentence altogether. The important thing is to use the two correctly (especially as regards punctuation), and you'll get that with practice.
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Thanks for your reply..but that was not my question..
I was asking.. how many conjunctive adverbs are there? If you tell few conjunctive adverbs then it seems like subordinate conjunction.. so is there any way to recognize both of them?
See I am not saying that I have to recognize them in the sentence..
But actually at the time of writing...
It seems littlebit confusing which word use after semicolon( ; ).. even coordinating conjunctions are few and easy to understand.. likewise I need some tricks to recognize adverbial conjunction as well as subordinate conjunctions too..
Thank you sir...
Sir, you didn't reply here...please help me out.. :-(
I had a few doubts with the subordinating conjunction but you cleared it all. Also, The Conjunctive Adverb added a dessert to it.
Thank you so much, Sir.
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hello, Ganesh sir. your classes are very nice and easily understand. what are the practical way to get fluency in English. could you tell the method and examples?
I have lessons on improving your fluency here: th-cam.com/play/PLmwr9polMHwsI6vWZkm3W_VE7cWtYVjix.html
How do you differentiate between conjunctive adverbs and other subordinating conjunctions?
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hi sir.which is correct"is there any side effects or are there any side effects".plz clarify me.
Hi Raja, which do you think is correct?
here the subject is side effects. So you should use are, not is.
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Can you please make a video about how to speak smoothly ,I moved to America about 2 years ago,and fortunately I learned English very quick cuz I'm surrounding African Americans only but I stutter a lot when I'm in a conversation with unknown people.But guess what helped me become fluent,Mostly your videos man,I love you man and I will never forget what you've done for me, you totally changed my life and future.
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I have watched all your videos Sir, your videos benefit a lot. But sir it will be very kind of u if u make a video on narration.how to change direct into indirect sentences. And please do me favor to make another lesson on conversion of active to passive. I shall be thankful to you for this act of kindness.
I'll add that to my list, Rajesh. In the meantime, have a look at this lesson - *Where to Use PASSIVE VOICE:* th-cam.com/video/gSCHPqp_igs/w-d-xo.html :)
Thanks for clearing my doubts on conjunctive adverbs.. Much appreciated.. God bless and keep it up..
Thanks a lot for making these videos, it is very helpful.
I was wondering whether it was correct to use.
"Mr. Burns made a bad investment, and he lost all his savings"
Is it correct to put (comma) before the conjunction "and"?
Yes, it's correct to put a comma before "and" because now you have an independent clause in "he lost all his savings".
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Coordinating conjunction are "FANBOYS*
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Hi Sandhya, I'm glad to hear you like the lessons. I have a lesson on phrasal verbs with 'get' here: goo.gl/GzdbY4 I will be making a series of lessons on phrasal verbs and a series on pronunciation soon :)
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Can you make video on fill in the blanks in reading section. I found your videos are very helpful.
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The subject described by is very apt and enlightening..but for beginners it is more important to know which conjunction to use (better illustrated with examples) rather than punctuations
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Sir I have a doubt , our teacher has told us that coordinating conjunctions only join independent clauses , so there should be no need to say when it joins independent clauses then only add a comma bcz it everytime connects independent
clauses ??
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Very helpful video Sir!!
Question: What would the following sentences be called? In terms of Phrases/ Clauses
He plays.
She dances.
They are independent clauses because they are complete sentences. They are simple sentences with only one clause.
Wow this is super helpful. All the details, options, and examples you provide really help! Thank you, thank you. I was about to drop my class because I fell dumb to dumb to ask the teacher. I will replay it again and again.
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I'm glad you are finding the lessons useful, Prakas. I will be making lessons on exams such as PTE, TOEFL etc. soon :)
oh ,my god.There are so many details when I use the conjunctions,I even never notice them,Thank you very much,my teacher,your lessons teach me a lot really.
Thank you teacher. I love it.
I have a quick question on #8.
i did this way (; therefore,) but you explained that way (. Therefore,) If I do my away in real TOEFL exam it will be incorrect, am I will lose a point ?
Thank you.
Hi Javkhlan, I'm glad you liked the lesson. Both forms are correct - you can use semicolon (;) or period (.) before and comma (,) after :)
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hi sir.what is the difference between biggest library and largest library.
They're almost the same. 'Largest' might refer to the size of the building itself but 'biggest' might mean both physical size and the size of the book collection. For more information, see www.google.com/search?q=big+vs+large
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Sir, i would like to ask about your example no.1, is it possible to use SHOULD instead of MUST? since must is most commonly used for laws and rules, but SHOULD is commonly known for giving suggestions, opinion and advice~which one is the right one should or must? pls.kindly clear my confusion~thanks
Must & should will be used in different contexts.
Must is used , in the circumstances of compulsion, or as a mandate.
Where as , should will be used in the context of sug
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I really enjoyed your video ,but I don’t know what is independent clauses and dependent clause can you share about this too I don’t knew different between two of these .
I might have already asked you this question before, so if you don't mind, what is a good grammar book to learn from?
If you wish to learn grammar as a teacher, I would recommend getting a good teacher's grammar. A couple of good examples are The Teacher's Grammar of English from Cambridge and Grammar for English Teachers by Martin Parrott. Alternatively, you could get a learner's grammar (one made for ESL students) and this can also help get you up to speed with grammar terminology.
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Sir why we put comma before conjunction like butter,flour,and vanilla essence.I think we can write it better without comma before conjunction
If you allow me to answer, I think it's perfectly ok to use it both ways.
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Sir my most common confusion for 4 years is regarding participles and gerund. i.e., a boy was lying on the hammock reading a book. Now here what is reading ? How do we use it along with the main verb ‘was lying’ ?
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hi sir.can you please clarify me which is correct"he always practices or he always practice".
'practices' is correct because the subject is 'He'.
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Can we use ; and , for all the Conjuctive adverbs? please suggest me.
Yes, but that's when you specifically want to use the conjunctive adverb as part of the same sentence. If you use a period (.) and comma (,) you are starting a new sentence. When you write, if you are not sure, just use the period and comma :)
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hi sir.which is correct"he did not have book or he did not has book".please clarify me.
'have' is correct. But remember to use a/the before book, ex: "He didn't have a/the book."
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U are great I can easily learn more knowledge and u r. Structureare really helpful for me
Sir you explain very clearly. For you sir I became fluent in English. Thank you sir 😊😊
Thank you for this . i really appreciate. In question 6, I thought that the statement after the subordinating conjunction, because -" I can't remember my password" was a complete sentence
Thank you so much!!! I love how you explain everything in detail.
Pls I need to understand subordinate conjunction in a full lesson, thank u so much for other lessons
Sir i need lectures of you on all tenses. Is it possible, if yes then please share these lectures on u tube, i will be very thankful to you
Hi Abdul, I am making those lessons now. They will all be coming out soon very soon :)
Learn English Lab ok and thanx
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Sir, you are a great teacher.
i have learned a lot from you.
My query is that sometimes i find some sentences which i can not find so called english grammer books,futthermore Some sentences i find in Twitter or any social network news feed could not understand.
hence it is very kind request to make video about some sentences which usually do not follow the grammer but do use a lot.