I know Im randomly asking but does any of you know a trick to get back into an instagram account? I stupidly forgot my login password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me.
Thanks 4 ur effort I've national exam nd Iam crazy 'bout this language that's why I wanted to improve my vocabulary words this is really helpful thanks one more time sir
اسمعت لو ناديت حيا و لكن لا حياة لمن تنادي و لو نارا نفخت فيها أضاءت و لكنك تنفخ في رماد Thanks a lot my dear colleague for this effort you do . But most of the pupils are stone-headed . They stare at you absent-mindedly. Don't you notice that you are talking in Arabic more than in English. At their level, they must be pure English-speaker . Open-minded pupils are hitting two birds with one stone. Besides the live-lesson, they are learning the traduction. But for the mule-headed, they are just building castles in Spain. Much thanks once more.
Thank you for the lesson. I have two questions : Are we able to create compound adjectives from any word the way we want or just revising the ones common in English ? as for the second question the first modifier expressing adverb ending in 'ly' , do we have to always add hyphen into it ?
Thank you, Mr. Taoufik for your interaction. Yes, you can create new compound adjectives as long as you respect the forms I presented in the scond part of the video ( 05:32 ), and revising commonly-used compound adjectives is equally a great idea! You must add the hyphen if the adverb + past participle/ gerund is acting as an adjective. If the adverb modifies the verb, then there is no need for the hyphen. Example: Your work was *nicely done* . (No hyphen needed) This *densely-populated* area has the highest crime rates in the country. (Hypen needed) I hope the answers I provided are clear. Thank you again!
@@TeacherMohalije Thanks a lot. Just one more little notice ; concerning compound adjectives with numbers; should we always write them alphabetically or digitally ?
@@taoufikelmiri In most contexts, the numbers one through ten are spelled out (though some publishers only spell out one through nine) and all numbers 11 and up are written as numerals. This practice applies to ages. For example, one might write, “The 30-year-old man had two children, a seven-year-old and a 12-year-old.”
@@TeacherMohalije Yes . For instance : stone-headed , mule-headed and sharp-tongued. These examples are clearly seen in actuallybnour society especially among the so-called pupils. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks, I'm not Bac Student, I'm OFPPT Student lol, And I Love this Language, I have a Question for you Buddy, Should we just memorize them or we can create custom ones?
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استاذ نتا و الله حتى احسن وتحد كيشرح مزيان كثر من هادو لي معمرين يوتيب مهم بغيت منك طلب عفاك كمل لينا المقرر كامل حنا في حاجتك
I know Im randomly asking but does any of you know a trick to get back into an instagram account?
I stupidly forgot my login password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me.
Xhal jebti hh ?
أحسن أستاذ
The best teacher in the World ❤
Hhh thanks
وعلا استاذ شحال شديد ❤️❤️ شكرا
الله يحفظك و يوفقك
Thanks 4 ur effort I've national exam nd Iam crazy 'bout this language that's why I wanted to improve my vocabulary words this is really helpful thanks one more time sir
شكرا لك استاذ على هذا الشرح الواضح
اسمعت لو ناديت حيا
و لكن لا حياة لمن تنادي
و لو نارا نفخت فيها أضاءت
و لكنك تنفخ في رماد
Thanks a lot my dear colleague for this effort you do . But most of the pupils are stone-headed . They stare at you absent-mindedly.
Don't you notice that you are talking in Arabic more than in English. At their level, they must be pure English-speaker . Open-minded pupils are hitting two birds with one stone. Besides the live-lesson, they are learning the traduction. But for the mule-headed, they are just building castles in Spain.
Much thanks once more.
شرح في قمة البساطة ،....💚
Xhal jbti
والروعة ـ ما شاء الله عليه
The best teacher
Thank you so much teacher
وفقك الله اخي شكرا جزيلا
Thank you so much!
Choukran bzaaf lah irham lik lwalidin
تبارك الله عليك أستاذ
احسن استاذ في الإنجليزية شكراا جزيلا
Barakkallahou fikom. 3awnoni bel partage!
شكرااا أستاذ ❤
Thankyou❤❤❤
Thank you teacher maskhitch b la video tssali toop 💕💕💕💕💕
Thank you so much
جزاك الله خيرا
Alf merhba had simana nkamal m3akom . Please partagiw la chaîne
جزاك الله خيرا
شكرا استاذ على المجهودات 👍👍
بارك الله فيك يا أستاذ
اﻻستاذ الوحيييييد لي تاندير ليه جيم قبااال منشوف لفيديو🌹
You are time-saving. Thanks
😇
Thank you❤️🎀
أحسنت
Doing a great job ..keep it up ..cheers !!
Thank you
Keep going teacher 👍💪
Xhal jbti ??
جزاك.الله.خيرا.يااستاذ
على الرحب و السعة خديجة
@@TeacherMohalije استاذ.واش.لفهمنهم.بارك.والا.ضروري
تحفطو
الا حفظتي الكلمات كايعاونوك ف reading باش تفهم و ف writing باش تكتب و حتا ف speaking باش تهدر. وفقك الله
@@TeacherMohalije امين
Thank you teacher❤❤
My pleasure 💐
Thanks
Thank u bro.
❤
Thank you😊
❤❤
Thank you so much ❤️🥰
With pleasure ❤
Good explain
Thanks for you teacher ❣️❣️
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Merci prof
Chakra bzaf. 👍
mrc
merrrciii
Thank you for the lesson.
I have two questions :
Are we able to create compound adjectives from any word the way we want or just revising the ones common in English ?
as for the second question the first modifier expressing adverb ending in 'ly' , do we have to always add hyphen into it ?
Thank you, Mr. Taoufik for your interaction.
Yes, you can create new compound adjectives as long as you respect the forms I presented in the scond part of the video ( 05:32 ), and revising commonly-used compound adjectives is equally a great idea!
You must add the hyphen if the adverb + past participle/ gerund is acting as an adjective. If the adverb modifies the verb, then there is no need for the hyphen.
Example: Your work was *nicely done* . (No hyphen needed)
This *densely-populated* area has the highest crime rates in the country. (Hypen needed)
I hope the answers I provided are clear. Thank you again!
@@TeacherMohalije Thanks a lot.
Just one more little notice ; concerning compound adjectives with numbers; should we always write them alphabetically or digitally ?
@@taoufikelmiri In most contexts, the numbers one through ten are spelled out (though some publishers only spell out one through nine) and all numbers 11 and up are written as numerals. This practice applies to ages. For example, one might write, “The 30-year-old man had two children, a seven-year-old and a 12-year-old.”
MRC prof
@@TeacherMohalije
Yes . For instance : stone-headed , mule-headed and sharp-tongued. These examples are clearly seen in actuallybnour society especially among the so-called pupils. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Osstad afak wach maghatkmlch m3ana programme?
Tnx uuuuuu
عفاك وقتما تحضر فيديو لصحاب تانية باك شرح كل كلمة بالعربية رآه متبعينك صحاب باك حر منقطعين عن الدراسة من الثالثة إعدادي
Thanks, I'm not Bac Student, I'm OFPPT Student lol, And I Love this Language, I have a Question for you Buddy, Should we just memorize them or we can create custom ones?
Thank you for your lesson,but hearted is not a past participle. Kind -hearted =adjective+noun+ed
Many people prefer to buy Second -hand clothes because they are cheaper and of higher quality
أستاذ ممكن تشرح ليا غير لمعنى ديك (Second -hand)
Second hand (deuxieme main) ya3ni chi haja 9dima o déjà msta3mla
سلام عليكم وااش هاد الدرس لي علوم إنسانية عفااك جاوبني
Easygoing without heven
Both are acceptable 👌
You have complete the programe with us we are waiting for you
استاذ.عفاك.شيء.تمرين.ف
Compound.adjectives
:-)
Wax had dars kyn f watani kiyjii???
لا مكيتحطش
Mkiban wlo prof
I'm so sorry, lvideos jayin ykono ahsen f la qualité.
استاذ الكتابة غير واضحة
I think you like pizza very much😂🍕
🤣🤣 love it!
@@TeacherMohalije me too😂🍕
استاذ هاد درس كيفاش سؤال ديالو
❤❤❤❤
Thanks you teacher❤️❤️
Thanks
👍👍👍👍👍
استاذ.عفاك.شيء.تمرين.ف
Compound.adjectives