Thank you so much! I'm homeschooled and my program doesnt have any teachers, I've been learning from textbooks and they aren't much help when it comes to my english lessons. This is great help!
this was great help! MY teacher recommended me to watch this before class and this is going to help me alot!!!!! CAN"T wait to go to class tommorow and have all this info in my head already!
Hello, teacher! Hello, guys! Greece greets you! This lesson was an excellent and important issue! I enjoyed your understandable teaching so much! Thank you a lot for your help, teacher! Have my appreciation! Many regards! See you soon...on the Internet...
Can someone please help me with this sentence? "Jamal's confusing message did nothing to solve the mystery." I know that the word "confusing" is a verbal because it is a present participle that functions as an adjective in the sentence. But what about "to solve"? Is it a verb or an infinitive? If it's an infinitive, what's the function of it in the sentence? I'm really confused. Please help me :((
Infinitive is a form of verb. It's a non-finite verb. Here 'to solve' is a verb and also an infinitive because as I said infinitive is a form of verb that acts like noun or adjective.
There are two kinds of verb: 1.Finite verb 👉2.Non-finite verb INFINITIVE IS A NON-FINITE VERB. You can make sentences without using non-finite verb but you can not make sentences without Finite verb.
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Great vid - thanks. Question: for the sentence, “The delivery man was waiting to drop off the package,” wouldn’t “to drop off the package” be an adverbial phrase since it modifies the verb “waited” and answers the question “why did the delivery man wait?”
When I read the comments before watching the video, I did understand the significance of "The delivery man was waiting to drop off the package." I do now. What is happening?
Isn't "to drop off" adverbial? Why was he waiting? To drop off the package. Infinitives can be adverbial. Waiting isn't transitive in this sentence. Really liked the clarity of the video and would like to use it, but disagree with this one section.
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The delivery man was waiting to drop off the package ;)
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What did I just listen to?
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Great, I will literally never use this in everyday life. Thanks pretentious English teachers and English class.
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Aliyah Khan lol
Thank you so much! I'm homeschooled and my program doesnt have any teachers, I've been learning from textbooks and they aren't much help when it comes to my english lessons. This is great help!
The alternate voices for each sentence is distracting and the voices are rather annoying.
But did you learn your lesson though? You should focus on the content instead or watch with no volume ._.
WHY YOU TRIPPIN' THOUGH , DID YOU LEARN SOMETHING FROM IT?
IF YOU DID ,THEN DO NOT BE JUDGE MENTAL.
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But I do agree, the voices are very unpleasant.
Your explanation is incredibly helpful and clear. Thank you so much!
this was great help! MY teacher recommended me to watch this before class and this is going to help me alot!!!!! CAN"T wait to go to class tommorow and have all this info in my head already!
Thanks! English teacher didn’t help me whatsoever to get the hang of these, but this video definitely helped! Thanks!
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did i ask
@@Sakire1 did i ask
Nobody:
Not a single soul:
Video: Shark Man wanted to fight a surfer *GRRRR RGG SGSDGS* 😂💀
who would win tho?
**The Delivery man was waiting to give me the package** ;)
Hopefully the delivery man was not jonny sins! ;)
the female voice sounded like soemthign from porn
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That was the most clear and easy explanation for verbals. Thank you
Thanks a lot. I didnt understand the Verbals until I watched this Video.
Hello, teacher!
Hello, guys!
Greece greets you!
This lesson was an excellent and important issue!
I enjoyed your understandable teaching so much!
Thank you a lot for your help, teacher!
Have my appreciation!
Many regards!
See you soon...on the Internet...
Could have easily read and understood from my grammar book......but not videos make it a hell lot easier...thx bro
thanks this really helped me before my quiz
i had a grammar quiz and this really helped so thnx
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The girls have been sharpening their edgyness for this moment.
😀 I love your videos way better than my teacher.
thank you 😍😘
That's really helpful , thank you !
i can see how these comments are years old.
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Thanks, so much! I totally get verbals now!
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The girls voice is pretty edgy most of the Time XD
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i love how the sentences were said by other people
Thank you so much, dude. That really helped me a lot.
This was helpful to explain to my students. Thank you!
This is super. Clear. Makes all clear. To drop off is a thing? But I get this by now. Define noun. Place , thing n what?
This was so helpful. Thanks. ❤
Thoinks! Helped lots!
Reading comments made my day HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
My god those voices are so god awfully annoying!
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Helped me understand the concept... Clear explanation... Great Job!
watching this during our online exam
FRRR
4:48 Sharkman wants to fight the surfer gurrbhbhgurr
what an amazing class. thank you so much.
Thank u! My instructor doesn’t teach this well.
Can someone please help me with this sentence?
"Jamal's confusing message did nothing to solve the mystery."
I know that the word "confusing" is a verbal because it is a present participle that functions as an adjective in the sentence. But what about "to solve"? Is it a verb or an infinitive? If it's an infinitive, what's the function of it in the sentence? I'm really confused. Please help me :((
Infinitive is a form of verb.
It's a non-finite verb. Here 'to solve' is a verb and also an infinitive because as I said infinitive is a form of verb that acts like noun or adjective.
There are two kinds of verb: 1.Finite verb 👉2.Non-finite verb
INFINITIVE IS A NON-FINITE VERB.
You can make sentences without using non-finite verb but you can not make sentences without Finite verb.
@@purple6389 Thank you! I already figured it out (for a while now) I almost forgot I even commented this HAHAHA still, thank you though
OH WOW THIS CHANNEL IS FUN AND EDUCATIONAL NO WONDER WHY IT HAS SO MANY SUBSCRIBERS AND I LOVE THE DIFFERENT VOICES AND TONES WHEN SHOWING AN EXAMPLEE IMA SUBSCRIBE RIGHT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thank you so much!! hope i can pass my exam tomorrow:)))
Loved this video! thank you
Cringey, but helpful.
Oh wait sorry
Yeah it's helpful
This really helps! Thanks:)
Thanks a ton, the explanation was so simple...helped my son to prepare for his exam!
this was an awesome great vid man
great job :D
Polly be wearing some ugly shoes. WHAT ARE THOSE?!?!
Great vid - thanks. Question: for the sentence, “The delivery man was waiting to drop off the package,” wouldn’t “to drop off the package” be an adverbial phrase since it modifies the verb “waited” and answers the question “why did the delivery man wait?”
This video is very helpful
hey thank you it was helpful!
5:20 "Havhesthung chraon shure sheers up Fahrmarh Brewn!"
lmfao
explained this better than my english teacher
SHARKMAN WANTED TO FIGHT A ... SURFER. ARGGHH ARGGHH, BIFF, BAFF.
Very well explained :)
When I read the comments before watching the video, I did understand the significance of "The delivery man was waiting to drop off the package." I do now. What is happening?
The TTS voice for the sentences 🙃
thank you man.!
Now that's vocabulary
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Harvesting corn. Won't it be a participle? Corn being the noun makes harvesting an adjective, doesn't it?
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watching this 5mins before my exam
Watching this during the exam
Watching this after the exam
the background voice is so funny though. instead of crying because it is fvcking hard, I laughed instead and I didn't even understand a single thing.
when would I learn tf
I'm already bad at math, now I'm also bad at english
5 months late how are you fam?
farmer brown looks like a maniac lol
Helpful
Very Helpful!!
really helpful
Nice video
Informative
The random voice characters were kind of distracting
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SHARK MAN WANTED TO FIGHT A SURFER BURGHHH
Thank you
lol this guy down below....
These voices
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Oh my god Polly😍
Um, Farmer Brown, your corn is glowing. Wtf did you do to it?
Is anyone else watching this at like 2am because they zoned out for most of class
Thanks
Hi guys me at le school
Amazing
Not so good explanation
Didn't understand anything u were so fast....
Isn't "to drop off" adverbial? Why was he waiting? To drop off the package. Infinitives can be adverbial. Waiting isn't transitive in this sentence. Really liked the clarity of the video and would like to use it, but disagree with this one section.
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Very helpful, thank you!
Thanks ser
why is the girl's voice sounded like squidward in 1:44
POV: Ur Reading the Comments to see if the video was helpful
0:40 GIRL YOUR LEGS
tHe DeIivEry mAn WaS WaiTinG To drOp oFf tHe PacKaGe 😉
It will help moré if your. write. the sub-titles .When your speack
the voice is so funny though, instead of crying bc I can't understand this fvck, I laughed instead and didn't even learn a single thing😀
Infinitive always not have to
who else was sent by their teacher to watch the video
these comments make me feel old
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that voice actor was SUS
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You should add the parts of speech to the sentence as you explain them. Juggling too many balls at once and you'll drop a few.