Thanks! I have been teaching ESL for a long time but have never had to teach advanced grammar until now, and my MATESOL program didn't focus on prescriptive grammar (it was a long time ago). I am so grateful for your lessons. I'm a native speaker and never thought much about how my language works beyond the beginner levels that I normally teach. You do a great job explaining things. Thanks again!
It's so wonderful to explain how to use relative pronouns. Teacher Adam is so professional. I just knew the difference of using it. Thank you very much for your assistance. I appreciate it.
hey teachers ! can you help me on this : " it was too obvious to all the eyewitnesses that the taxi driver could not control his vehicle ". ' to all the eyewitnesses ' is a propositional phrase right ? what its function? ? please answer me 😒😔
Thank you Adam for explaining those complicated grammar so clearly and systematically. These clauses thing has confused me my entire English learning lifetime. Now I could sort things out and get a clear idea of those clauses work.
BAND 8 Holder in the IELTS: I can't thank you enough. Having watched your videos on clauses specifically, I expanded my knowledge tremendously. I did score an overall band of 8 in the IELTS partly because of your lessons. This type of content shouldn't be free 😁
Many students in Mr Adam's class,who attended the class of adjective noun clause ,are happy which means it is constructive information about english grammar. Thank you sir.
It's an admirable experience for me to attend your teaching you have undertaken for availing the students across the world who are desiring to learn English simplified without any tricky methods of process of discoursing on cumbersome manner. Thanks for letting us to know how the structure of sentence and clauses works. Thanks a lot
Alhamdulillah that I came across your channel Adam . THANK YOU A LOT AND I MENT IT . I work as an English teacher for secondary students and this really helps me make the book my students are gonna study from . Thank you
I am an English and Spanish teacher and your lessons always give me more ideas and new concepts I can use when explaining to my students. Thank you so much for your effort in making these helpful and simple videos.
I love your lessons, Adam! A good thing you didn't quit like many other teachers. Thank you very much! I want to tell you something but do not get me wrong... You're an eye candy, so learning English with you is absolutely a pleasure.
Adam, I don't know how to express my gratitude to you! Now you made writing funny for me thank you very much you making a great impact around the globe. Luv
I've written some grammar points you've said here..and taught them to my students from Brazil/RJ . Thanks a lot. "Generally speaking when you have an identifying or defining clause with no commas, you’re going to use “that”!!!!!!!!!!!!!When you have a modifying clause with commas, you’re going to use which, when talking about things..but…there are occasions when you can use that or which…in many grammar books you’re going to see which or that…you can use than both…I prefer that you use that with identifying and which with non-identifying, but there are occasions where you’re going to use which…instead. The only effort that matters is that/which that leads to a win."
He has explained very well. So everyone understand his point easily. I am a deaf person but I can gain his explanation very well. Thank your for your help
Your every class about each topic increases our level of intuition. I thank you so much sir. And I would like to ask you the difference between 1. God bless You! And 2. May God blesses you.
Oh my God! It's incredible, I'm a hondurian girl 🇭🇳 I'm seeing you from Spain, and I know very well that my English is not perfect, I just received the English from the college in Honduras, but Im understanding you very well 😱 I can't believe it! 😱😅😅 You have a great English it's like a perfect! 😱🤷🏻♀️🤗 This topic it's a little bit complicated for me, but I can understand your speaking. The English, that you are teaching, is so good. ( I'm not sure about the relative and non clause, I think I need more practice.)
I did the quiz but I don't know why I can't make a comment there . But to be honest with you Adam , because of your wonderful way of explaining I got 8 answers correct out of 10. And I am really happy because I feel that I can make myself more developed in English . Thank you a lot Adam :-)
“If you know how you relate every word, phrase or clause with everything around it. It all make sense. Everything has to make sense. That's the beauty about English.” ---- true. summed up nicely. 👍
Hello! I have an exam this wednesday and I'm stuck with: Sentential Relative C VS Appositive C..(subject/object in apposition). all I came up with is that Sentential R.C = non restrictive(with comma)+noun phrase(antecedent) but after watching this I got way more confused.. Can you please enlighten my brain with your great wits? I came here thinking that you'd be talking about sentential Relative Clauses..still, thank you for your great teaching, your videos are quite motivating(to me, personally). ps: Althought I did not check whether you did a vid about appositive clauses(yet),I hope that you could answer my plea.
Adam has just saved me I have my end of year examination for grade 8 tomorrow and I’m doing English and this was one of the main topics written in the guidelines for the exam so Adam thank you for your amazing teaching skills
it is so easy and simple to me when I try to follow and practice the example and I conclude that you have explained it well and accurately to the learner English. Thanks,
Sir Adam, I'm a big fan of your teaching style. I always get help from your valuable lectures but I'm facing much difficulties to understand Compound and complex sentences. Please elaborate to these how we can use to them in our writing task 2 (IELTS) and all other features of them. Thanks!
You are passionate about your work, and consequently, you love what you do and that is why your tutorials are so good. Well, that is my personal point of view, but I'm sure others feel the same way.
Hey Adam, you are the man! yesterday I had a final divided in two parts, analysis of text and syntactic analysis of sentences with relative clauses, I passed the former and have to redo the latter. I know with all these information I shall pass, mate!
It really helps me with understanding the SC questions better in GMAT. Hope you explain some other advanced grammar topics such as parallelism and etc. Thank you
wow what a blessing person you are. i have learn a lot from you. you are the best teacher ever! you have helped many many people like me. God bless you. thanks to God for His gift that He gives you great gift
Hello Mr.Adam, I have find your videos very helpful. There are plethora of online English Grammar Classes, but they are offering very fuzzy and ambiguous sort of explanations. I am here to say Thanks to you for imparting correct and authentic grammar education online. Hats off!!!✌✌✌
"Many students in Mrs. Reynold's class, who went on the field trip, are homesick with the flu that's going around." Oh yeah, there is definitely a "flue" going around now Lol
In this instance the correct sentence would be, "He spent 2 days in London, which he loved." The reason you use which in this instance is because the adjective clause, "which he loved" modifies the entire independent clause, "He spent 2 days in London." not just "London". The reason you take out "it" is because "He spent 2 days in London" is the object of "he loved". An example of how to use where with the independent clause, "He spent 2 days in London." could be, "He spent 2 days in London where he learned to ride a bike." In this example you can see "where he learned to ride a bike" modifies London rather than the entire independent clause. I hope that helps! I'm not an English teacher, so I can't really explain more. This is the extent of my understanding xD
Hi Adam. Your English videos are wonderful and help me a lot. But would it be nice if you post a video about reduced relative clause as i find it very confusing when reading academic newspaper such as New York Times. Thank you anyway!
I have a question about the sentence "Larry failed his test, which means he'll have to go summer school." So this '..., which means he'll...' part describes the previous sentence as an adjective clause. That one I understood, but after that, Adam mentioned "THAT he'll have to..." is a noun clause (the pronoun that can also begin a noun clause). So it means this sentence "...,... that he'll have to ...." is a noun clause in an adjective clause[..., which means (that) he'll have to....]? Thanks Adam for your fantastic lessons!
Thanks! I have been teaching ESL for a long time but have never had to teach advanced grammar until now, and my MATESOL program didn't focus on prescriptive grammar (it was a long time ago). I am so grateful for your lessons. I'm a native speaker and never thought much about how my language works beyond the beginner levels that I normally teach. You do a great job explaining things. Thanks again!
It's so wonderful to explain how to use relative pronouns. Teacher Adam is so professional. I just knew the difference of using it. Thank you very much for your assistance. I appreciate it.
I'm a teacher as well but still I like to watch these videos. Good job Adam!!!
friedchicken1981 same :)
Me too... actually I find it nice to review topics before a class as it is good to have it fresh in your mind cause sometimes it has been years...
hey teachers ! can you help me on this : " it was too obvious to all the eyewitnesses that the taxi driver could not control his vehicle ". ' to all the eyewitnesses ' is a propositional phrase right ? what its function? ? please answer me 😒😔
good Job
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Thank you Adam for explaining those complicated grammar so clearly and systematically. These clauses thing has confused me my entire English learning lifetime. Now I could sort things out and get a clear idea of those clauses work.
BAND 8 Holder in the IELTS:
I can't thank you enough. Having watched your videos on clauses specifically, I expanded my knowledge tremendously. I did score an overall band of 8 in the IELTS partly because of your lessons. This type of content shouldn't be free 😁
same here 8, 8, 7.5, 7.5 He saved my life.
Many students in Mr Adam's class,who attended the class of adjective noun clause ,are happy which means it is constructive information about english grammar. Thank you sir.
It's an admirable experience for me to attend your teaching you have undertaken for availing the students across the world who are desiring to learn English simplified without any tricky methods of process of discoursing on cumbersome manner. Thanks for letting us to know how the structure of sentence and clauses works. Thanks a lot
Can u write me a example. How to use 'why' in a adjective clause
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Alhamdulillah that I came across your channel Adam . THANK YOU A LOT AND I MENT IT . I work as an English teacher for secondary students and this really helps me make the book my students are gonna study from . Thank you
His classes are very humble and humbling us, too.
I am an English and Spanish teacher and your lessons always give me more ideas and new concepts I can use when explaining to my students. Thank you so much for your effort in making these helpful and simple videos.
You're simply the best English instructor.
Thank you Adam! I nearly lost my mind trying to handle with relative clauses on my own! You've helped me a lot!
I love your lessons, Adam! A good thing you didn't quit like many other teachers. Thank you very much! I want to tell you something but do not get me wrong... You're an eye candy, so learning English with you is absolutely a pleasure.
I completely agree with you. You just read my mind and wrote it down for me.
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I've learned a lot in this channel, mainly with you, that a consider a great teacher. congratulations and keep on your good job.
hugs from Brazil.
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Adam, I don't know how to express my gratitude to you! Now you made writing funny for me thank you very much you making a great impact around the globe. Luv
I like your way of teaching, Adam. You did a great job. Clear and understandable. Thanks for lesson.
I've written some grammar points you've said here..and taught them to my students from Brazil/RJ . Thanks a lot. "Generally speaking when you have an identifying or defining clause with no commas, you’re going to use “that”!!!!!!!!!!!!!When you have a modifying clause with commas, you’re going to use which, when talking about things..but…there are occasions when you can use that or which…in many grammar books you’re going to see which or that…you can use than both…I prefer that you use that with identifying and which with non-identifying, but there are occasions where you’re going to use which…instead.
The only effort that matters is that/which that leads to a win."
Adam, whom I've fallen in love with, is the best teacher ever (relative clause)
Adam with whom I’ve falling in love is the best teacher ever. 😊
He has explained very well. So everyone understand his point easily. I am a deaf person but I can gain his explanation very well. Thank your for your help
OMG! I have never thought, that this topic is so interesting for learning. THANK YOU!
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Your every class about each topic increases our level of intuition.
I thank you so much sir.
And I would like to ask you the difference between
1. God bless You!
And
2. May God blesses you.
Adam is Adam...No substitute of him .HE is the best. Hats off.
You are my best teach online. Thank you very much
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Oh my God! It's incredible, I'm a hondurian girl 🇭🇳 I'm seeing you from Spain, and I know very well that my English is not perfect, I just received the English from the college in Honduras, but Im understanding you very well 😱 I can't believe it! 😱😅😅 You have a great English it's like a perfect! 😱🤷🏻♀️🤗 This topic it's a little bit complicated for me, but I can understand your speaking. The English, that you are teaching, is so good. ( I'm not sure about the relative and non clause, I think I need more practice.)
Adam, you're such a good teacher! Thank you so much! :)
Thank you sexy lady
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Sir, Adam, who teaches grammer through TH-cam channel, is the best teacher I came to know .
I did the quiz but I don't know why I can't make a comment there . But to be honest with you Adam , because of your wonderful way of explaining I got 8 answers correct out of 10. And I am really happy because I feel that I can make myself more developed in English . Thank you a lot Adam :-)
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“If you know how you relate every word, phrase or clause with everything around it. It all make sense. Everything has to make sense. That's the beauty about English.” ---- true. summed up nicely. 👍
Hello!
I have an exam this wednesday and I'm stuck with: Sentential Relative C VS Appositive C..(subject/object in apposition). all I came up with is that Sentential R.C = non restrictive(with comma)+noun phrase(antecedent) but after watching this I got way more confused..
Can you please enlighten my brain with your great wits? I came here thinking that you'd be talking about sentential Relative Clauses..still, thank you for your great teaching, your videos are quite motivating(to me, personally).
ps: Althought I did not check whether you did a vid about appositive clauses(yet),I hope that you could answer my plea.
watched you for two semesters, and now I am finished with my ESL with a GPA of 4.0.
Thanks Adam .
This is very helpful for improving my grammar skills. Thank you so much!!!
You are welcome my baby
You are an amazing English teacher who has been blessed with the Karishma to turn very difficult things very easy. Live long!!
Adam, thaks for your lecture on relative clauses. They are of great help for me. Wonderful!
The best grammar teacher I have ever found!
Finally someone who's with me on the 'reason why' thing!
You are doing a great job that is helping the students to learn abstruse concepts of English grammar with ease.
Thank you very much for giving awesome lessons! You're such an AMAZING TEACHER! Keep safe!
Adam, who explains English very well, is a benevolent teacher.(adj clause)
Adam has just saved me I have my end of year examination for grade 8 tomorrow and I’m doing English and this was one of the main topics written in the guidelines for the exam so Adam thank you for your amazing teaching skills
More teachers like you and everyone would speak English!
Really thank you for your lesson
U save me for my tommorow exam
it is so easy and simple to me when I try to follow and practice the example and I conclude that you have explained it well and accurately to the learner English. Thanks,
I am a student and this helped me a lot. You have got a new subscriber:)
you are a brilliant teacher.I have read many grammar books about clauses ,but only know I can say that everything is very clear.
Sir Adam, I'm a big fan of your teaching style. I always get help from your valuable lectures but I'm facing much difficulties to understand Compound and complex sentences. Please elaborate to these how we can use to them in our writing task 2 (IELTS) and all other features of them. Thanks!
You're so good at explaining the grammar, but you make it a bit complex. Appreciate your knowledge.
Thank you very much for all your work! It's very valuable, always clear and informative!
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You are passionate about your work, and consequently, you love what you do and that is why your tutorials are so good. Well, that is my personal point of view, but I'm sure others feel the same way.
Hey Adam, you are the man! yesterday I had a final divided in two parts, analysis of text and syntactic analysis of sentences with relative clauses, I passed the former and have to redo the latter. I know with all these information I shall pass, mate!
Good job Mr.Adam. You are a great teacher because you explain clearly.
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Thank you a TON. I can’t even say how much useful your videos are. Thank you🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
It really helps me with understanding the SC questions better in GMAT. Hope you explain some other advanced grammar topics such as parallelism and etc. Thank you
Extremely useful video. Can't thank you enough. 🙏🙏🙏
Adam, who taught me adjectival clause, is fair in complexion..
Hi, I know this grammer lesson is quite complicated, but the way you teach is awsome. Just well enough to undestand.
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Adam, thank you for a good lesson , finally I have realised when we need a comma and when we don't )))
You are welcome sexy lady
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I appreciate you about your teaching. I understood more deeply about grammar. It's specifically in relative clause. A nice weekend. From Việt Nam .
Thank you so much Adamfor this lesson.
Would you please tell me what is the difference between adverb clause and adverbial clause .
Thank you. Your explanation is easy for me who use English as a foreign language.
Very good explanations! Thanks a lot!😊
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your knowledge and teaching method are great.
Hi Adam!!!🙂 I'm an English student as well, I'm so happy that I am your student😇 so happy, I do really love you.
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thanks! I've learned a lot today!
Hello Mr.Adam, I have find your videos very helpful. There are plethora of online English Grammar Classes, but they are offering very fuzzy and ambiguous sort of explanations. I am here to say Thanks to you for imparting correct and authentic grammar education online. Hats off!!!✌✌✌
I want to ask if
"An old fashioned" is an adjective clause or a noun clause in the sentence :
"" This is an old fashioned hat""
Please advise!...
it's a proper adjective and it's written this way "old-fashioned"
and it's actually advice not advise. Advise is a verb not a noun
Adam, you're a great teacher!!! Thank's for Sharing your Knowledge to us!
“That’s sound great...”🙏♥️
i love adam and his easiest method of teaching english..
"Many students in Mrs. Reynold's class, who went on the field trip, are homesick with the flu that's going around."
Oh yeah, there is definitely a "flue" going around now Lol
xD
a flu that kills ;-;
I enjoyed learning English here, dear teacher. Thank you.
Master, I really love Your lessons. Thank You for all what you do for your studens ))
Sorry if I've any mistakes
I am not able to stop watching Adam's videos when I start.
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Effortless English You made laugh xd
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try to learn Arabic.
although we are native speakers, it is very difficult
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Complete coverage of the subject in an organized way. I've learned many things about which I am not cleared. Excellent teaching.
You're a great teacher! I love your videos!
Can I say: "The only effort that matters is the one that/which leads to a win."?
Thank you very much!
That
I love the moment when he apologizes and say: "Sorry, I am an purist grammar" damn good fucking teacher!!!
How can we tell “where” and “which” apart? In this example: He spent 2 days in London, where / which he loved it.
In this instance the correct sentence would be, "He spent 2 days in London, which he loved." The reason you use which in this instance is because the adjective clause, "which he loved" modifies the entire independent clause, "He spent 2 days in London." not just "London". The reason you take out "it" is because "He spent 2 days in London" is the object of "he loved". An example of how to use where with the independent clause, "He spent 2 days in London." could be, "He spent 2 days in London where he learned to ride a bike." In this example you can see "where he learned to ride a bike" modifies London rather than the entire independent clause. I hope that helps! I'm not an English teacher, so I can't really explain more. This is the extent of my understanding xD
@@travisshephard6243 superb explanation. Thx a galaxy 🌺👍🙏
Thank you very much indeed. You are the best of all teachers.
thanks for making my English test easier😂
Hi Adam. Your English videos are wonderful and help me a lot.
But would it be nice if you post a video about reduced relative clause as i find it very confusing when reading academic newspaper such as New York Times. Thank you anyway!
One more why realtive pronoun 'that ' is not used after a preposition?
I have a question about the sentence "Larry failed his test, which means he'll have to go summer school."
So this '..., which means he'll...' part describes the previous sentence as an adjective clause. That one I understood, but after that, Adam mentioned "THAT he'll have to..." is a noun clause (the pronoun that can also begin a noun clause). So it means this sentence "...,... that he'll have to ...." is a noun clause in an adjective clause[..., which means (that) he'll have to....]?
Thanks Adam for your fantastic lessons!
I don't like the word (why) too
japanese dont like but
chinese dont like thankyou
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Why?
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I was taught in Asia and I am always confused in grammar. Your videos are supper easy to understand that help me a lot, tq so much
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