I’m a 21 year old who’s first language is English, but even now grammar is still something I have to practice on. If you are learning English do not feel discouraged. I’ve met plenty of people who, although they get confused with certain phrases, speak and write more properly than I do. It amazes and motivates me to improve on my native language. Keep learning!
I am a native English speaker, but if you sat me down and asked me what a proper noun or irregular verb was... I would give you blank stare. Awesome video!
I am a 13 year old from southern India and I know to read, write and speak English fluently. Our teacher send us this video to clear our doubts and to take further notes. Very useful video.(I'm not an english person)
Very clear lessons. Much appreciated! Working hard to offer English lessons and content for my students online, as many are now quarantined. I appreciate your style and hard work!
@@A.P.O-piz You should always use a comma if you are saying a two part sentence. For example (without comma): While I was laying down on my bed my mother came in. For example (with comma): While I was laying down on my bed, my mother came in. You can see that the one without comma have a long sentence. To fix that, when it sounds like you are finishing half of your sentence. Add a comma. You should also uses it when you are listing of two or more items. For example: She wanted a dog who is white, big, and fluffy. I hope this helps since I am sometimes not good at explaining.
I recommend taking a omega 3 supplement every day! Try for 3 or 4 GRAMS of omega 3 a day. (this is A LOT) I think this may have helped my brain repair itself after I had a concussion. Good luck, you will slowly heal though it can take a long time.
Don't do that friend. Sometimes as adults we dont remember something. All we need is a little refreshing. Thank God for thjs wonderful videos... be blessed 🙌
I am English and just failed the test at the end! We were not taught the rules of grammar at school (long time ago) Now I have moved to Austria and need to learn German. Learning a new language formally is very difficult if you don't have the basic rules, so back to school for me! Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Hello osi you’re quite good at English but there are some thing you can do watch shows in English just being around the language will help you learn it greatly
I want to learn more English. I wnat to speak in English fluently so that no one laugh me when my english grammar is wrong. I want to improve my English language speaking fluently with confident
Hey, just a heads up: At 8:25, during the Part 3: Articles section, the speaker says "a and an," but the text on the screen says "a and and." Hope this helps.
Hi, this means a lot to me. I am trying to study the basic again because I want to be fluent in English. Thank you so much. I will surely watch your future videos.
Exactly! "Two negative words make the sentence positive" Most native speakers also make this mistake...like you hear them say "you don't know nothing"...and what they actually meant was "you know nothing" but the correct meaning of this sentence is "you know something". So i think native speakers(especially in movies) should be careful on how they construct their sentences and don't confuse the English learners.
I'm pretty good. I practice what & how i speak. Like people that feel the same as i. There r time's i find myself correcting others which is not right.
thanks. I’d like to watching again, I still can’t catch something. I also can’t identify the difference between perfect or perfect continuous of present, past and future. I’m glad if you feel free to give me the answer.
was wondering if there's a possessive pronoun that stands for the first plural personal pronoun; such as "ours". Overall, thank you for the helpful video.
@@kingzucski8027 Well “your” is a possessive pronoun. “You’re” is just a contraction form of ‘you are’. So, the answer is that the better way to say it is, close your door.
I’m a 21 year old who’s first language is English, but even now grammar is still something I have to practice on. If you are learning English do not feel discouraged. I’ve met plenty of people who, although they get confused with certain phrases, speak and write more properly than I do. It amazes and motivates me to improve on my native language. Keep learning!
I am a native English speaker, but if you sat me down and asked me what a proper noun or irregular verb was... I would give you blank stare. Awesome video!
Aww thats sad. Ex of interjection haha. That's the only thing I learned in the video.
Same. That’s why I’m here. For example, I’m 38 and I just figured out how contractions work. Learning disabilities are a bitch.
PERIOD
So far, this is the most concise, clear, and detailed explanation I’ve come across on TH-cam. Thank you so much.
I am a 13 year old from southern India and I know to read, write and speak English fluently. Our teacher send us this video to clear our doubts and to take further notes. Very useful video.(I'm not an english person)
The fact this woman explained this better then my English teacher ever could concerns me about my own teachers teaching skill
Very clear and at a nice pace. I enjoyed the quiz section at the end of the video. Many thanks!
Very clear lessons. Much appreciated! Working hard to offer English lessons and content for my students online, as many are now quarantined. I appreciate your style and hard work!
I really do enjoy this video. You were so clear during leacture.
Do any of the English grammar rules confuse you?? Let us know!
yes
Can you guys make a video for when you're supposed to use commos on sentences, Thank you!
@@A.P.O-piz Sorry, I know this is not a video. You put a comma wherever you would take a pause if you were reading the sentence out loud.
@@A.P.O-piz You should always use a comma if you are saying a two part sentence.
For example (without comma): While I was laying down on my bed my mother came in.
For example (with comma): While I was laying down on my bed, my mother came in.
You can see that the one without comma have a long sentence. To fix that, when it sounds like you are finishing half of your sentence. Add a comma. You should also uses it when you are listing of two or more items.
For example: She wanted a dog who is white, big, and fluffy.
I hope this helps since I am sometimes not good at explaining.
I love how you speak slowly! Perfect for ESL students like me. Thank you ❤️
Esl means wht?
@@smileforlife403 it means: English as a Second Language, pal.
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She spoils you. In the real world, many many are not speaking slowly and clearly.
@@tule2955 yeah my teacher TwT
Thank you for making the video. I like the caption and the way you spoke. In thirteen minutes, I reviewed my rusty English and learned new rules.
I'm teaching private English lessons and I find this very useful. 😊
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Thanks for teaching grammar. I understand some of tense n if yu could able to give examples of every tense it will b grt
Great video! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for this lesson.
English is my first language, however I suffered a severe a concussion and now I get confused very easily. I feel so stupid
You should not feel that way. We have strategies that help us remember things
I wish the best of luck.
Same, but English is not my native language tho.
I recommend taking a omega 3 supplement every day! Try for 3 or 4 GRAMS of omega 3 a day. (this is A LOT) I think this may have helped my brain repair itself after I had a concussion. Good luck, you will slowly heal though it can take a long time.
Don't do that friend. Sometimes as adults we dont remember something. All we need is a little refreshing. Thank God for thjs wonderful videos... be blessed 🙌
Awesome.... You have a way with words. I appreciate it indeed
You did an Outstanding job on teaching and explaining the material. I will look at more of your videos. Thanks
I am English and just failed the test at the end! We were not taught the rules of grammar at school (long time ago) Now I have moved to Austria and need to learn German. Learning a new language formally is very difficult if you don't have the basic rules, so back to school for me! Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
I'm in exactly the same position.
Hello osi you’re quite good at English but there are some thing you can do watch shows in English just being around the language will help you learn it greatly
Thank you so much for this English grammar lesson, I truly enjoyed english it.
I have been searching for this video thank you
thanks for your video.
I want to learn more English. I wnat to speak in English fluently so that no one laugh me when my english grammar is wrong. I want to improve my English language speaking fluently with confident
Thank you!
English is my second language so I want to improve my English language
This very helps thank you.
Thanks a lot
Very good for learning
Good presentation, especially for me who is a non-native English speaker. great help.
Thank you so much
Very nice thank you~
Thank you for watching! :)
Hey, just a heads up: At 8:25, during the Part 3: Articles section, the speaker says "a and an," but the text on the screen says "a and and." Hope this helps.
Yikes, thanks for catching that David! You're right - the second indefinite article should be "An." Really appreciate the correction!
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The best English tutorial
Hi, this means a lot to me. I am trying to study the basic again because I want to be fluent in English.
Thank you so much. I will surely watch your future videos.
Thank you for sharing your information about basic English grammar ! you are awesome and knowledgeable ^^
It’s a brilliant video!
Thanks yes, I enjoy this video
I didn't know about A double negative makes a positive in English, I used to say, I don't understand nothing. Thanks for the video very integral
Thanks you so much 👍👍
Nice
Good Job!
Exactly! "Two negative words make the sentence positive" Most native speakers also make this mistake...like you hear them say "you don't know nothing"...and what they actually meant was "you know nothing" but the correct meaning of this sentence is "you know something". So i think native speakers(especially in movies) should be careful on how they construct their sentences and don't confuse the English learners.
Verry good teacher.
it ,s really was very interesting thanks thank u for the video .
I need more lessons to grammar
Super useful
Great energy. Very enjoyable.
Thank you
Thanks
It's very helpful video
Why isnt this taught in schools so people have good grammer??? No one cares about old poems and plays
That’s really true, we should learn more about grammar.
I mean i was taught all this in elementary but i hardly ever paid attention so now in order to improve my English writing skills, i have come here.
thank you so much
She's details verry good teacher
Actually i most thank for in this video
The most useful English Grammar video...
nice lesson
thanks
thank you
it is very helpful
Thank you maam for Sharing
thanks that really helped me i really enjoyed it .
keep up the good work
Thank you Diana rayen mam..!
hello jackies you teach very very nicly
👍🏻 thanks
Hello how are you?May you teach on ( of And about)?how to use of and about?thank you so much.
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Definitely Dope ...
thank uh mam for clearing my concept :)
I love to learn english language 💖 and ilove this video and ilearned
Thank you for your tutorial it was really good
Thank you, I only got the first question wrong in the quiz. For me, that wasn’t bad.
Could you send me rules for the learn english from 0 please
Go to Easter and you will get it from 0
Fabulous lesson ❤️❤️❤️
Great 👍
The major problem that I am having is sentence punctuation and structure. Thanks
Nice maam.
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I had to come back to this because my shitty teachers didn't teach correctly back in grade school
It's been years now since your video posted but i wonder if the online class it's still free?
Hello!how are you?May you teach using of and about. How to use of and about?thank you so much.i will see you online.
Have to watch this in order to write a story I'm working on, it's pretty bad that I forget lmfao
I'm pretty good. I practice what & how i speak. Like people that feel the same as i. There r time's i find myself correcting others which is not right.
Was interesting. Thks
thanks. I’d like to watching again, I still can’t catch something. I also can’t identify the difference between perfect or perfect continuous of present, past and future. I’m glad if you feel free to give me the answer.
Hi i’m having a hard time to understand english, even reading a paragraph i don’t really understand. But i can speak english but fluent.
Don’t worry you’ll get it
Keep practising! We have English stories with the words on screen. This might help you to follow along, listen and read ❤️🇬🇧
Update
Hi so awesome
The adverbs part confused me. Everything else I just need to practice it again. It's been a long time since I learned it.
The interjection is a little confusing. I understand it but I was waiting on a definition. I'll google.
You tell a lot but its quiet difficult to keep learning grammar all the time
Exspecially?
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I'm destitute
was wondering if there's a possessive pronoun that stands for the first plural personal pronoun; such as "ours". Overall, thank you for the helpful video.
When u skipped english class for two years
i always doubt my English structure so I've chosen not to speak English anymore scared that someone might judge me hahaha
Hello
May I go to the restroom
Good explanation ,
But it's my personal experience to your video don't use more and more slide type presentation. This's not good for concentration .
Me American grug learn BIG rules in how grug speak!
Please help me
Ek specially
Me fail English? That’s unpossible
Lmao
Is “OURS” a possessive pronoun?
Yes! I missed that one when I did the video. Thanks for catching that!
@Cyana yes
Is it better to say close your door or close you're door ?
Yes, “Ours” is a possessive pronoun. It is a pronoun that is showing ownership to a group of people.
@@kingzucski8027 Well “your” is a possessive pronoun. “You’re” is just a contraction form of ‘you are’.
So, the answer is that the better way to say it is, close your door.
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