Hi Shayna, how's it goin' ?. Excellent explanation Shayna, I don't wanna seem a wise guy or arrogant but I already knew that but it doesn't hurt to go over it just in case I might forget it. Thanks for the video Shayna and thanks for reading my comment. 👍.
I'm doing research on the English "Lie With" as found in the book of Leviticus. It appears that "Lie With" in the Hebrew (shakab) means 'forced down', coercion, rape. I have found a few other verses that uses this word (shakab) and (mishkab). Thanks!
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Great explanation. Thank you.
You explain things so well and easy to remember
I'm so glad you enjoy my lessons!
Thank you so much for your great explanation of such a complicated issue!
You are an amazing teacher! Clear and organized. Thank you!
Wow. Very important lesson. I had never paid attention to all these differences of these verbes. Thanks teacher.
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OMG. This is an eye opener. Thanks.
You're welcome!
Thank you so much!
Excellent explanation. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. Is there any chance of getting a pdf download for this one please?
Great . Keep up the good work!!
Thanks, will do!
Very clear, amazing job! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you! 😊
Great explanation! Most of all the differences between in the write and oral 🎉🎉🎉🎉 many videos don't say that
Great!
Thanks!
What is the difference between affect and effect?
Here's my huge lesson on that! - www.espressoenglish.net/affect-vs-effect-difference-examples-collocations/
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Decades of confusion finally corrected
why do they say 'many condolences' instead of 'much condolences' (uncountable) ?
Good question! "Condolences" is plural and I suppose technically countable, although I've never heard anyone send a single condolence :-p
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My poor brain 🤯 😅😂 but is great to know this,I need to watch again until is crear in my poor brain haha
I still occasionally catch myself using the wrong one!
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Hi Shayna, how's it goin' ?.
Excellent explanation Shayna, I don't wanna seem a wise guy or arrogant but I already knew that but it doesn't hurt to go over it just in case I might forget it. Thanks for the video Shayna and thanks for reading my comment. 👍.
Great!
I hate these two words
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❎️ I laid on the couch for an hour
✅️ I lay on the couch for an hour
❎️ He has laid on the couch all day
✅️ He has lain on the couch all day
"Lay lady lay" apparently is not correct grammatically. *mind blown*
My whole life was a lay
So are you saying that “layed” is not an actual word? For example, I layed in bed this morning for an hour.
we lay the books down instead why you didnt used We laid the books down .
I'm doing research on the English "Lie With" as found in the book of Leviticus. It appears that "Lie With" in the Hebrew (shakab) means 'forced down', coercion, rape. I have found a few other verses that uses this word (shakab) and (mishkab). Thanks!
The Hebrew word indeed means "lie". No element of coercion.
@markbr5898 you totally went another direction!