With Jade classes you not only learn English but also about social situations and social behaviour, you feel supported if you feel you have some social handicap, it's really interesting, your point of view is lovely
BIG BIG topic, Jade. Very well explained. Mastering the rhythm of English (a.k.a. sentence stress) is the last step to becoming an all-around good speaker. A lot of people learn it unconsciously, without having anyone walk them through the essentials of sentence stress. But some others need to benefit from drills that will train their ear and timing to accommodate their speech to the correct rhythm of English.
When I was meditating about my methodology of learning English (collocation, phrasal verbs.......), wondering about the contribution of reading poesy, I found this video where you dropped your pen which certifies me the certainty of my sentiment. We never learn English without the power of poesy. Think you, Jade. For sure you will be awarded for your good doing. I read in the comments students appreciate you. Keep working. Oh, I am retired!.
You are the best English teacher, and I love watching your videos. Rhythm is something really difficult to deal with... There are so many of them in British real accents.
It's been another extremely useful lesson. Yet Jade could have told about a major point of making speech interesting and powerful. The point is to build each sentence with only one main stress. That main stress carries a core message of your sentence. Other stresses are satellites for that main stress. For instance, 'we would NEVER done that', 'WE would never done that'. The difference in meaning is created by where the main stress is being applied.
I've learning ESC all my life and they've never taught this most important vocal technique in lessons. Now I understand why foreigners always sound so flat. Thanks so much!.
This video is such an eye opener! You are an excellent teacher! I love your accent. I am not a native speaker, please make more videos on everyday speaking English.I've been learning English for many years and I still have difficulty in communicating fluently.This is because all coursebooks deal with kind of ''formal'' English, e.g.''Would you like us to take a walk?'' I would rather ''fancy going for a walk?' Despite having English cources for years, I still cannot communicate colloquially, I sound more like a prime minister than a friend.ha ha !! I hope you understand what I mean.THANK YOU !!!
Well if you sound like a Prime Minister, it means you don't have to listen to this excellent video. You don't have pronunciation problems. About communicating fluently, nothing better than have a long stay in England
I've immensely been benefitted from your teaching on the use of rhythm in English. Rhythm changes the way of a person speaks in English. I'm looking forward to learn some of your important lessons on different aspects of English grammar. Syed Zahirul Abedin Dhaka Bangladesh.
Oh, Jade, I hope you are well; I was watching a video documentary about Heathrow airport to learn English of course; Oh my cat doesn't want to let me use the keyboard; and you crossed my mind. It's just a kind and human thought; not proposed by AI or chat GBT.
Nice would be not enough for you miss because you are an amazing teacher. I learned more than I thought, I would learn from this video: particularly. And other videos too. I know, I sound emotional. But, that's because I am nuts about your lessons.
I'm really thankful Jade for your all lessons! And I have a favour to ask you. Could you explain me how to use phonetic symbols? How pronounce them? etc.
Hello (I'm pasting the same comment I made in one of the videos, sorry for repeating myself), I'd love to see a video about pronouncing names of places, because it was one of my major problems when I moved to UK. Let me give a few examples: Southwark (and Suffolk), Fulham, Buckingham, Cheltenham, Loughborough, Salisbury, Clapham, Ruislip, Chester, Gloucester, Yorkshire, Hampshire, Worcester and my favourite: Worcestershire. Can you consider doing it? I'd like to see more tricky names as well! =D Thanks!
I got to know an Amazing thing today! Rhythm before just my senses my feel U have thought me it's technicalities Thank you some much. Nice robo dance.....mam!!
Thanks for the video. I guess it´s the most difficult for Brazilians. I have some problems with the rhythm of the English because we don´t have this stress in Portuguese. So this is a little hard for us.
Good topic you could extend to a serial of videos. The rhythm in english is one of the hardest point if you don't live in the UK or you are not in contact with british english. I am in Canada and I don't like their english. i m not a native so I need other sources of teaching.
Hi, Jade. On the last Friday I took the speaking test. It was not difficult on average, but I had I little problem when I had to talk about TREES. ow boy, I think that not even in Portuguese I would be good at talking about them lol, even though I think my performance was acceptable, considering my goal, which was 6.5. On Saturday I did the rest of the exam. It started with the listening part, which was not difficult but it requires an extreme level of attention which I lost for a little moment and because of that I missed some answers, nevertheless, it was not a big problem. Then came the reading test. My weakest skill. One hour is too little to do it... The time was about to be ended, and I would have complete around 80% of the questions. Not a shame at all, however when it had 30 seconds left I realised that I had put T, F and NG, instead of TRUE, FALSE and NOT GIVEN!!!! So I tried to erase them, but I did it only on a few answers, so this part of the exam was deeply devastated and so was I. I lost my mind for a while, but a put myself together to do the next test. The last exam, the writen part, was the one I had most of the control. I finished it 5 minutes to the very end, so I had time to review both texts. So that's it. I am still recovering from these hard days, but next year I am going to do it again. I am going to give me some days off the languages tasks, then I get back to them, but in this time French will be my subject. I thank you for all these nice videos you made.
Hello Jade i love your lessons but i got only one problem when i open my dictionary i find the word and the same word written in strange shapes like schwa and strange f and many many ways if you can make a lesson about these vowels etc i will be okay to go learning!! Thank you!!
Akasame yup a page to explain but a page not to say the phonetic as i need to hear every sound i did read that page but nothing new !! and THANK YOU FOR HELPING SIR. I HOPE THAT LADY JADE ANSWER ME!!
With Jade classes you not only learn English but also about social situations and social behaviour, you feel supported if you feel you have some social handicap, it's really interesting, your point of view is lovely
Gill and Jade, the best English teachers EVER
BIG BIG topic, Jade. Very well explained. Mastering the rhythm of English (a.k.a. sentence stress) is the last step to becoming an all-around good speaker. A lot of people learn it unconsciously, without having anyone walk them through the essentials of sentence stress. But some others need to benefit from drills that will train their ear and timing to accommodate their speech to the correct rhythm of English.
When I was meditating about my methodology of learning English (collocation, phrasal verbs.......), wondering about the contribution of reading poesy, I found this video where you dropped your pen which certifies me the certainty of my sentiment. We never learn English without the power of poesy. Think you, Jade. For sure you will be awarded for your good doing. I read in the comments students appreciate you. Keep working. Oh, I am retired!.
love your english explanation miss Jade. you're a wonderful teacher.
Im Arabic and I never get enough of watching your videos :)
thank you Jade you are wonderful !
Your teaching is so natural! That's the good thing! ... And that's why we learn a lot, thanks!
Hi Jade!!!!I liked all your lessons very match.This is a great opportunity of learning English.I'm delighted that you do it.Best wishes!!!!
The narrators' music' analogies are quite relevant and helpful in stressing the point.
You are the best English teacher, and I love watching your videos. Rhythm is something really difficult to deal with... There are so many of them in British real accents.
Очень интересный урок. Спасибо. Задумался о Шекспире и поэзии.
Jade, I’ev been addicted to your video! They are just lovely))))
Your tips for english rhythm was owesome! You´re just graceful!!
It's been another extremely useful lesson. Yet Jade could have told about a major point of making speech interesting and powerful. The point is to build each sentence with only one main stress. That main stress carries a core message of your sentence. Other stresses are satellites for that main stress. For instance, 'we would NEVER done that', 'WE would never done that'. The difference in meaning is created by where the main stress is being applied.
Thank you!
I've learning ESC all my life and they've never taught this most important vocal technique in lessons. Now I understand why foreigners always sound so flat. Thanks so much!.
Hello, Jade. Just wanted to say that you are truly amazing!
This is a real MIND BLOWER for me. I had no idea that such analytical devices existed? Superb tutorial, thanks ;-)
This video is such an eye opener! You are an excellent teacher! I love your accent. I am not a native speaker, please make more videos on everyday speaking English.I've been learning English for many years and I still have difficulty in communicating fluently.This is because all coursebooks deal with kind of ''formal'' English, e.g.''Would you like us to take a walk?'' I would rather ''fancy going for a walk?' Despite having English cources for years, I still cannot communicate colloquially, I sound more like a prime minister than a friend.ha ha !! I hope you understand what I mean.THANK YOU !!!
Well if you sound like a Prime Minister, it means you don't have to listen to this excellent video. You don't have pronunciation problems. About communicating fluently, nothing better than have a long stay in England
I've immensely been benefitted from your teaching on the use of rhythm in English. Rhythm changes the way of a person speaks in English. I'm looking forward to learn some of your important lessons on different aspects of English grammar.
Syed Zahirul Abedin
Dhaka
Bangladesh.
Thanks Jade ! Another great lesson.
Thankyou Jade. God bless u
hi jade i like your way of teaching English .and i am learning a lot from you .thank you
Just Awesome! Amazing! Awesome! Awesome! Amazing! Awesome!
I obviously like you're explains, I'd just watched your videos. Tack
Watching from spain, this teacher is the best of this Video.
Such a brand new way to approach the speaking!!! really really love your videos
What an awesome teacher
thank you miss Jade , your lessons were really helpful!!!!
Thank you very much all of your videos are excellent .👍👍👍
... I forgot to say that I live in Venezuela and I'm learning English on my own. Thanks again for your help through these videos.
Thank you from a fellow ESL teacher. Excellent explanation.
Beautiful series.But the parameter most beautiful of all
That's pretty awesome! Thank you Jade. 😀
Gracias mija por compartir tus conocimientos.
This kind of session is really useful!
such a lovely teacher........
Thank you jade, it's very helpful
Hi Jade. Thank you
I love you sooooooooooooooooo much Jade....
Your channel is incredible! Watching from Turkey ☺️
Best video I've seen so far
Oh, Jade, I hope you are well; I was watching a video documentary about Heathrow airport to learn English of course; Oh my cat doesn't want to let me use the keyboard; and you crossed my mind. It's just a kind and human thought; not proposed by AI or chat GBT.
thanks for your lesson
Thanks for the videos..much appreciated.
Jade, thanks !
Very smart, I speak in monotone so this helps.
you have been much helpful. thank you
thanks for your explanation！
Thanks for helpful videos
Thanks for sharing!
love your pronunciation!!!!! it's amazing
Nice would be not enough for you miss because you are an amazing teacher. I learned more than I thought, I would learn from this video: particularly. And other videos too. I know, I sound emotional. But, that's because I am nuts about your lessons.
This is so helpful! Thank you!
hi Jade, i like your lesson.
Great. Thank you.
Jade,you are fantastic,you copy robot very well.
I'm really thankful Jade for your all lessons! And I have a favour to ask you. Could you explain me how to use phonetic symbols? How pronounce them? etc.
Amazing ! Watching from Perú
Awesome! Greetings from Turkey.
Hello (I'm pasting the same comment I made in one of the videos, sorry for repeating myself), I'd love to see a video about pronouncing names of places, because it was one of my major problems when I moved to UK. Let me give a few examples: Southwark (and Suffolk), Fulham, Buckingham, Cheltenham, Loughborough, Salisbury, Clapham, Ruislip, Chester, Gloucester, Yorkshire, Hampshire, Worcester and my favourite: Worcestershire. Can you consider doing it? I'd like to see more tricky names as well! =D Thanks!
Totally agree with you
Jade is great
I truly enjoyed that quiz 😁
Good teacher Jade
I have to say this is much better than school.
Hi, It`s a pleasure watch your videos. I am learning a lot. What other British poem would you recommend to practices rhythm and intonation?
Thank you so much!
Very informative, i am practicing it, thank you!
Thanks for sharing,it's a good video
I got to know an Amazing thing today!
Rhythm before just my senses my feel
U have thought me it's technicalities
Thank you some much.
Nice robo dance.....mam!!
Thanks for the video. I guess it´s the most difficult for Brazilians. I have some problems with the rhythm of the English because we don´t have this stress in Portuguese. So this is a little hard for us.
thank you very much ... it would be great if you could do more practice videos for intonation and rhythm
If you're Scottish, you might say: " Ah hello. You'll have had your tea then".
Good topic you could extend to a serial of videos. The rhythm in english is one of the hardest point if you don't live in the UK or you are not in contact with british english. I am in Canada and I don't like their english. i m not a native so I need other sources of teaching.
I like to make poem. When I'm in the mood, I'll try to write you one.
Thanks
THANK you, THAT was REALLY helpful! I THINK I GOT it! :)
I really like your lesson ! :D
I could listen to her talking all freaking day. :lol:
My eyes kept watching Miss Jade until "a cup of tea". Well… my brain wasn't able to think few minutes ago.
Hey, great video! Greetings from germany!
thank you so much, I like your method, but I think you have got a strong accent, good luck
Thanks miss
Hi, Jade.
On the last Friday I took the speaking test. It was not difficult on average, but I had I little problem when I had to talk about TREES. ow boy, I think that not even in Portuguese I would be good at talking about them lol, even though I think my performance was acceptable, considering my goal, which was 6.5.
On Saturday I did the rest of the exam. It started with the listening part, which was not difficult but it requires an extreme level of attention which I lost for a little moment and because of that I missed some answers, nevertheless, it was not a big problem. Then came the reading test. My weakest skill. One hour is too little to do it... The time was about to be ended, and I would have complete around 80% of the questions. Not a shame at all, however when it had 30 seconds left I realised that I had put T, F and NG, instead of TRUE, FALSE and NOT GIVEN!!!! So I tried to erase them, but I did it only on a few answers, so this part of the exam was deeply devastated and so was I. I lost my mind for a while, but a put myself together to do the next test. The last exam, the writen part, was the one I had most of the control. I finished it 5 minutes to the very end, so I had time to review both texts.
So that's it. I am still recovering from these hard days, but next year I am going to do it again. I am going to give me some days off the languages tasks, then I get back to them, but in this time French will be my subject.
I thank you for all these nice videos you made.
very nice
Very good! 😂😂😂
And here I am just staring at her💗
I really enjoy your accent - my dream is to sound like you))
Could teach you the same in Russian;)
After watching some of your videos finally I can understand what you say :D oh that British accent
jade, thanks for the classes, very good you re a interesting teacher , i love your classes , Paulo from Brazil!
Hello Jade
i love your lessons but i got only one problem
when i open my dictionary i find the word and the same word written in strange shapes like schwa and strange f and many many ways if you can make a lesson about these vowels etc i will be okay to go learning!!
Thank you!!
Trainer Abdullah Badr It's called phonetics. There should be a page in your dictionary to explain it.
Akasame yup a page to explain but a page not to say the phonetic as i need to hear every sound i did read that page but nothing new !!
and THANK YOU FOR HELPING SIR.
I HOPE THAT LADY JADE ANSWER ME!!
Trainer Abdullah Badr جرب تفتح مقاطع البروناونزييشن كمان هالحروف والشوا واللي زيها ماتغير من الكلمة بس تعلمك النطق الصحيح للكلمة 💞
بدى درس فى كل علامة ونطقها المميز !!
شكرا الك يا غالى :)
thx your video
Hallo, Jade
Can we talk about the Commonwealth Realm I'm having too much time to understand the matters with that topic
ta!
I´m learning.. :D
nice channel
I love You 💖
How can I concentrate on learning with such a hot teacher.
gabehcuoD suoitneterP 9 I feel. It mate
gabehcuoD suoitneterP Alter those expired brain cells.
Sorry, but I didn't find the quiz about this lesson on the engvid website.
Uh, isn't your voice monotone too :P
Nice lesson!
Funniest & Prettiest teacher ever !