Now that you've learned the basics, watch my new lesson on 10 types of nouns! Learn about abstract nouns, collective nouns, proper nouns, and more: th-cam.com/video/dI8il9qmzzc/w-d-xo.html
Do you have a step-by-step Guide or Video for intermediate learning English Grammar and then vocabulary? Please share a link if you do. There are multiple videos and do not know where to start from.
The 8 parts of grammar: Nouns: Definition: A person, place, thing, or idea Examples: Obama, field, pencil, or fear Verbs: Definition: an action or a state of being Examples: Run, jump, am, was, or were Pronouns: Definition: a word that can replace a noun (for instance instead of saying James, one might say he) Examples: Definite pronouns: Him, he, his, she, etc. Indefinite pronouns: many, few, all, everyone, nobody, etc. These address more than one thing Adjectives: Definition: a word or phrase that describes a noun Examples: Blue, slow, weird, etc. Adverbs: Definition: a word or phrase that modifies a verb, and adjective, or another adverb. Examples: quickly, beautifully, etc. Conjunctions: Definition: words that join words or groups of words Three categories: Coordinating: For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so (FANBOYS) Correlative: (ones that have multiple parts) either /or, neither/nor, both/and Subordination: Before, after, during, until, whereas Prepositions: Definition: words that show the relationship between two things (in space, time, and logic) Interjections: Definition: words used to convey emotion through some kind of exclamation Examples: Oh! Ouch! Whoa! Like if this helps!
I'm a 35 year old native English speaker and still, I'm thankful for these lessons. It's amazing how much we forget about our native language or that we never really learned.
Man...he did not waste your time. He prepared you gradually so that you can understand one day listening to a detailed lecture from the great person. Never degrade your teacher ever...
I am a native English speaker and I need to learn my own grammar in order to learn the grammar of another language. You broke this down so well and your tone and pace of teaching is perfect! Thank you for offering your knowledge and time👌
English is my second language. Went to University graduated with two degrees. I am not well versed in the structure of the English language. Still learning. This is a great channel to start with the basic. I speak the language daily but i don't know why we say what we say or the structure/grammar & their definitions. This is what i wanted to know, learn the basic English Grammar so Thank you James for your lessons.
This is by far the best video to learn the parts of speech. James teaches at a great pace, and stays on track with clear explanations, unlike many videos on youtube. Thank you!
James, I think you are one of the best english teachers out there. I left school 30 yrs ago and still learning the proper way to use english correctly. It was the most complex subject out of all my classes at school. I think it has a lot to do with the way it is explained and the tone in which it is delivered. I think he has the best tone and patiences.
@@humaali4543, do you live outside of an English speaking country? If so, I would recommend that you find a pen-pal who is a native English speaker. In my opinion, immersion can be more effective than grammar. Atleast for basic daily conversation.
James, you just changed my world as a online ESL teacher! You break down things perfectly into a way I can understand and explain to my students. I love how you "mind mapped" the tenses in a way makes sense. Grammar is not my strong suit! Thank you bud! SUBSCRIBE! I knew when I scrolled down to the comments that they were going to be positive!
I AM A SCIENCE TEACHER I TEACH IT IN FRENCH AND I HOPE ONE DAY THAT I WILL BE A GREAT TEACHER JUST LIKE YOU BECAUSE YOU TEACH YOUR SUBJECT IN A WAY THAT DOESN'T FEEL BORING BUT INSTEED IT IS QUITE INTERSTING AND HUMEROUS. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
Im not sure who this video is for. Regardless, I'm an adult who grew up homeschooled. I was exposed to this at a very young age, did not stick with me or was not described well enough and weirdly throughout my adult life I have had to fake understanding these haha. I normally just avoided anything related and got out of it by diverting, or god forbid, sneaking away long enough to look it up on my phone. Sounds made up but I like many have lived with educational gaps like this for years. Dudes like this have been catching me up. Means a lot
I am getting ready to take the TEAS/Kaplan Exam (for entry into nursing school). I havent studied this material in YEARS and needed a quick refresher - this was perfect and exactly what I needed. THANK YOU!
I'm impressed by this lesson. I've never been taught like this ever before in our school days. It was really helpful of you. I finally learned this very basic thing of English.
Hello James, This is the first of your videos that I have watched. I just wanted to let you know, that as someone who grew up with a learning disability in spelling and english and who also was not diagnosed with autism until adulthood, your charismatic style of teaching is a real blessing! Thank you!
This is a masterclass on how to be a great teacher, you are amazing James. After watching a lot of videos, I think yours is the best. Thank you very much for the tutorials!
As an English speaking man in my early 50's coming back to education , I find James's Congruence reassuring, and easy to get. Five gold stars on life-TripAdvisor, or whatever! Thanks again!
I usually don't comment on videos, but you did an awesome job explaining the parts of speech. To be honest, I don't know if I actually learned this when I was younger, or they just never taught me these things... but I understood this video so clearly compared to the past English teachers I've had. Thank You !!!
This video was fantastic. I am 38 and preparing for a TABE test and forgot all of this. Now I have a clearer reunderstanding of it all. Thank you! Your newest follower, Miguel. 👨🏫
I’m studying to be a paraprofessional. Not an easy test when you’ve been out of school for over 20 years. I found your explanations very helpful and I love the fact you added a quiz so that I can see how I’m learning. Keep up the great work!
Been away from English lessons for a while, now i watch this, and i feel like, "i gotta get back again to refresh everything related to English within my head" and this kind of thoughts! I'll try to get done with what I'm doing, and get back to refresh everything once again!
Thanks teacher. This is extremely useful, even the most famous grammar books cannot give a structured view about this. I was really struggle when self studying
Helped me to undersrtand and refresh basic concepts, the teacher goes step by step...He has different types of videos, and are brilliant. English is easier with order and positivity. No bad comments for it, encourages me to develop. It's amazing!
I love this video! You are a great teacher and I love your humor! Great video! I needed a grammar review for my upcoming HESI test and this video really helped me. Thank you!
I'm glad I found your channel. I'm in the process of learning how speak another language. I need a refresher course in English grammar to understand Brazilian Portuguese. We learn these terms as children and teenagers and many cases forget them 👋🏿👋🏿🇧🇷🇧🇷
I started loving the English language after watching your videos. You are outstanding. I get engrossed in watching your videos.. Quite useful. Gotta learn a lot from you. Thanks a lot James. :)
Thank you for all that you do. This was an amazing lesson and exactly what I needed. It was clear, concise, relatable, and had humor. Excellent instruction.
I wrote essays in undergrad and in grad school with no major issues with grammar but now as an executive, I just want to be sure I am retaining stuff, and so far so good!! I remember the rules!! Awesome teaching!!
Thank You James. With the Children at home l needed a lesson. This refreshed on how be to use my words and how to better explain be it. I am not be a teacher and you explained this Beautifully ❤️. I will be back for more.
Been speaking English all my life but I still need a refresher course every now and then to remind me of what the definitions mean. Thanks for this cool lesson
Thank you very much. ❤️ I have a question for you: Should we always follow this order of adjectives? Like If I wanna describe something that's good, small and red, should I start describing its quality then continuing with the others?
HI im from Indonesia... in this few weeks i have a motivation to learn about English from the Basicly thank you mr James i would like to say thank you for your english material 😄🙏
Thanks so much for this video James!! I’m touching up on my English for my test to apply as a mature student for an aesthetician course here in Toronto!
I don't know know English well, but I try to understand what you teach, and I never be taught by an English teacher unless I usually watch English lessons on TH-cam. I appreciate the way you are teaching. God bless you.
I want to thank you for your exceptional teaching techniques. You bring clarity to some subjects that are difficult for some people to understand easily. Thank you
Hello Sir James. How are you? Your videos are the best. I'm a student of 14 years old and I'm really weak in grammar but I speak English very well pretty weird huh? And yes your speech and the way you try to make your lessons interesting just made my day. Hope you are still doing well during this Covid 19 situation. Pray for you master. 😊❤❤😃
I am studying to become an online tutor teaching English to foreign students. I'm doing a TEFL course level 3 and ur channel is so helpful. Thankyou so much.
Thanks James. Was looking for something exactly like this in order to explain grammar to my primary school aged son. You break what could be a very complex subject into easily understood parts and explain them with clarity and precision.
I have been studying all most 3 years English , but I haven’t achieved my goal yet, instead stuck middle of now where ,most challenge I face was to step out the barriers or obstacles stop me to progress write paragraph the reader can understand and to follow give suspense until reach the finish line but James make me to understand easily the most essential grammar only few minute thank I really appreciate your time
This is A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! Thank you! Can you possibly do a class on the different types of pronouns? That would be very helpful. Thank you for going through all the effot toimpart knowledge this way. Please, keep it up!
Thanks to your learning skills, I were awake the meaning of each word that is little confusing before watching your video, but I made the almost sense of parts now!Your teaching method seems to be very cool, like moving frequently for studying students for understanding english better! I am pushing the subscribe button as well!
I was put in a learning disability class for stupid reasons but since I had never gotten a great english teacher because it was all about the same romeo and juliet it was never about these sort of english or subjects to learn proper grammar, vocabulary, and pronouns, thank you honestly I hope I ccn improve my sentences and the way I speak to people :) I was born in america but they've never taught me these sort of subjects.
1. Noun - Common Noun: a general name for a person, place, thing, or idea (dog, city, book) - Proper Noun: the specific name of a person, place, or thing (John, Paris, Harry Potter) - Concrete Noun: a physical object that can be seen or touched (chair, tree, car) - Abstract Noun: an intangible idea or concept (love, courage, freedom) 1. Verb - Action Verb: expresses physical or mental action (run, eat, sing) - Linking Verb: connects the subject of a sentence to a subject complement (is, become, feel) - Helping Verb: works with the main verb to express tense, voice, or mood (have, do, can) 1. Adjective - Descriptive Adjective: describes a noun or pronoun (happy, blue, old) - Quantitative Adjective: indicates how many or how much (three, many, few) - Demonstrative Adjective: points out a specific person, place, or thing (this, that, these) - Possessive Adjective: shows ownership (my, your, their) - Interrogative Adjective: used to ask a question (which, what, whose) 1. Adverb - Manner Adverb: describes how an action is done (quickly, happily, loudly) - Place Adverb: indicates where an action takes place (here, there, everywhere) - Time Adverb: indicates when an action takes place (yesterday, soon, now) - Degree Adverb: shows the level or degree of something (very, quite, extremely) - Frequency Adverb: indicates how often an action takes place (always, never, seldom) 1. Pronoun - Personal Pronoun: refers to a specific person or thing (I, you, he, she) - Possessive Pronoun: indicates ownership (mine, yours, his, hers) - Reflexive Pronoun: refers back to the subject of the sentence (myself, yourself, himself) - Demonstrative Pronoun: points out a specific person, place, or thing (this, that, these) - Interrogative Pronoun: used to ask a question (who, whom, what) - Relative Pronoun: connects a dependent clause to a main clause (who, whom, that) - Indefinite Pronoun: refers to an unspecified or unknown person or thing (anyone, everyone, nobody) 1. Preposition - Simple Preposition: a single word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence (in, on, at) - Compound Preposition: a combination of two or more words that function as a single preposition (in spite of, according to) 1. Conjunction - Coordinating Conjunction: connects words, phrases, or clauses of equal importance (and, or, but) - Subordinating Conjunction: connects a dependent clause to an independent clause (although, because, while) - Correlative Conjunction: used in pairs to connect words or groups of words of equal importance (either...or, neither...nor) 1. Interjection - Expressive Interjection: expresses strong feeling or emotion (wow, hooray, oh) - Attention-Getting Interjection: used to gain attention or signal to others (hey, psst, ahem) 1. Determiner - Articles: a type of determiner that specifies a noun as definite or indefinite (the, a, an) - Demonstratives: a type of determiner that points out a specific person, place, or thing (this, that, these) - Possessives: a type of determiner that shows ownership (my, your, his, her) - Quantifiers: a type of determiner that specifies the quantity or amount of a noun (many, few, several)
I really enjoyed watching this video it made me understand a lot , I came to the USA five years ago and I never took English clases I’ve been learning on my own like watching tv shows , listening to music and all that and I know how to write it , read it and speak it, also my pronunciation is good but lately I’ve been feeling like I got stuck I mean I’m having motion but not progress that’s one of the reasons why I’ve decided to take English clases online… another thing I’d like to add to my comment is if you’re learning English like me forget about translating things from your first lenguaje to English all you gotta do is imitate I mean say things the same way you hear em that’s what I do I really pay attention when ppl are talking and I use the same sentences I hear in a song or a tv show even the news when is my turn to talk cause English is repetitive , simple as that …
Hello James! I'm Laura from Brazil. What a great lesson! Could you prepare a video about the usage of the subjunctive? Last time I went to Canada the teachers were a bit confused about how to teach it. Thanks in advance! I'm a big fan of yours. Abraços!
Now that you've learned the basics, watch my new lesson on 10 types of nouns! Learn about abstract nouns, collective nouns, proper nouns, and more: th-cam.com/video/dI8il9qmzzc/w-d-xo.html
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Do you have a step-by-step Guide or Video for intermediate learning English Grammar and then vocabulary? Please share a link if you do. There are multiple videos and do not know where to start from.
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The 8 parts of grammar:
Nouns:
Definition: A person, place, thing, or idea
Examples: Obama, field, pencil, or fear
Verbs:
Definition: an action or a state of being
Examples: Run, jump, am, was, or were
Pronouns:
Definition: a word that can replace a noun (for instance instead of saying James, one might say he)
Examples:
Definite pronouns: Him, he, his, she, etc.
Indefinite pronouns: many, few, all, everyone, nobody, etc.
These address more than one thing
Adjectives:
Definition: a word or phrase that describes a noun
Examples: Blue, slow, weird, etc.
Adverbs:
Definition: a word or phrase that modifies a verb, and adjective, or another adverb.
Examples: quickly, beautifully, etc.
Conjunctions:
Definition: words that join words or groups of words
Three categories:
Coordinating:
For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so (FANBOYS)
Correlative: (ones that have multiple parts)
either /or, neither/nor, both/and
Subordination:
Before, after, during, until, whereas
Prepositions:
Definition: words that show the relationship between two things (in space, time, and logic)
Interjections:
Definition: words used to convey emotion through some kind of exclamation
Examples: Oh! Ouch! Whoa!
Like if this helps!
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I'm a 35 year old native English speaker and still, I'm thankful for these lessons. It's amazing how much we forget about our native language or that we never really learned.
I agree , I truly need to revisit all of these lesson so I can improve my writing
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i love how James interjects some humor into his lessions. He is probably the best english teacher in all of Ontario.
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The “I” is always capital letter, it never stays like this “i”
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My English teachers wasted 6years of my high school trying to teach me about parts of speech. I just learnt it under 20 minutes on TH-cam. 😢
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Man...he did not waste your time. He prepared you gradually so that you can understand one day listening to a detailed lecture from the great person. Never degrade your teacher ever...
I am a native English speaker and I need to learn my own grammar in order to learn the grammar of another language. You broke this down so well and your tone and pace of teaching is perfect! Thank you for offering your knowledge and time👌
I love his playful style of teaching! Pure wholesomeness
English is my second language. Went to University graduated with two degrees. I am not well versed in the structure of the English language. Still learning. This is a great channel to start with the basic. I speak the language daily but i don't know why we say what we say or the structure/grammar & their definitions. This is what i wanted to know, learn the basic English Grammar so Thank you James for your lessons.
This is by far the best video to learn the parts of speech. James teaches at a great pace, and stays on track with clear explanations, unlike many videos on youtube. Thank you!
He's like the perfect teacher.
I love James manner of teaching ! It"s bright , funny and understandable. James - you are the best teacher !
By far the most smoothest intro in educational videos!
James, I think you are one of the best english teachers out there. I left school 30 yrs ago and still learning the proper way to use english correctly. It was the most complex subject out of all my classes at school. I think it has a lot to do with the way it is explained and the tone in which it is delivered. I think he has the best tone and patiences.
if anybody can't learn a thing or two from this fella about english, I really dont undersand how it can be done.... really cool lesson.
HE'S AMAZING!
I want to learn english how can i engage daily conversation
@@humaali4543, do you live outside of an English speaking country? If so, I would recommend that you find a pen-pal who is a native English speaker. In my opinion, immersion can be more effective than grammar. Atleast for basic daily conversation.
MY SISTER IS VERRY ANOYING I THINK SHE NEEDS LESSONS WITH YOU HOW TO BEHAVE
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I'm Brazilian, and Professor James helped me study a lot for my test! Thank you, Professor James 🥹✨️
Are u a professor or teacher?
James, you just changed my world as a online ESL teacher! You break down things perfectly into a way I can understand and explain to my students. I love how you "mind mapped" the tenses in a way makes sense. Grammar is not my strong suit! Thank you bud! SUBSCRIBE! I knew when I scrolled down to the comments that they were going to be positive!
I totally agree 😊
This Dude deserves every subscription !!
You've easily made grammar more entertaining than every teacher and book has.
Wow. I request all teachers to learn things accurately before we teach others. This teacher knows his skills very well. Thank you teacher!
I AM A SCIENCE TEACHER I TEACH IT IN FRENCH AND I HOPE ONE DAY THAT I WILL BE A GREAT TEACHER JUST LIKE YOU BECAUSE YOU TEACH YOUR SUBJECT IN A WAY THAT DOESN'T FEEL BORING BUT INSTEED IT IS QUITE INTERSTING AND HUMEROUS.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
Im not sure who this video is for. Regardless, I'm an adult who grew up homeschooled. I was exposed to this at a very young age, did not stick with me or was not described well enough and weirdly throughout my adult life I have had to fake understanding these haha. I normally just avoided anything related and got out of it by diverting, or god forbid, sneaking away long enough to look it up on my phone. Sounds made up but I like many have lived with educational gaps like this for years. Dudes like this have been catching me up. Means a lot
I am getting ready to take the TEAS/Kaplan Exam (for entry into nursing school). I havent studied this material in YEARS and needed a quick refresher - this was perfect and exactly what I needed. THANK YOU!
I'm impressed by this lesson. I've never been taught like this ever before in our school days. It was really helpful of you. I finally learned this very basic thing of English.
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Good job! You will learn more and more along the way.
I'm amazed about how good is this professor. Thanks to make it looks easy!
Hello James,
This is the first of your videos that I have watched. I just wanted to let you know, that as someone who grew up with a learning disability in spelling and english and who also was not diagnosed with autism until adulthood, your charismatic style of teaching is a real blessing! Thank you!
I love the way you explained sir, not sleepy, keeping in enguage, very simple to understand everything. Thank you so much for this video 😊
This is a masterclass on how to be a great teacher, you are amazing James. After watching a lot of videos, I think yours is the best. Thank you very much for the tutorials!
As an English speaking man in my early 50's coming back to education , I find James's Congruence reassuring, and easy to get. Five gold stars on life-TripAdvisor, or whatever! Thanks again!
I usually don't comment on videos, but you did an awesome job explaining the parts of speech. To be honest, I don't know if I actually learned this when I was younger, or they just never taught me these things... but I understood this video so clearly compared to the past English teachers I've had. Thank You !!!
This video was fantastic. I am 38 and preparing for a TABE test and forgot all of this. Now I have a clearer reunderstanding of it all. Thank you! Your newest follower, Miguel. 👨🏫
I’m studying to be a paraprofessional. Not an easy test when you’ve been out of school for over 20 years. I found your explanations very helpful and I love the fact you added a quiz so that I can see how I’m learning. Keep up the great work!
Been away from English lessons for a while, now i watch this, and i feel like, "i gotta get back again to refresh everything related to English within my head" and this kind of thoughts!
I'll try to get done with what I'm doing, and get back to refresh everything once again!
Thanks teacher. This is extremely useful, even the most famous grammar books cannot give a structured view about this. I was really struggle when self studying
I love how these videos seem to be slightly geared to kids, but also VERY watchable as an adult too.
You are a great teacher. It is amazing how you simplify English topics/concepts. I am learning a lot from you.
Helped me to undersrtand and refresh basic concepts, the teacher goes step by step...He has different types of videos, and are brilliant. English is easier with order and positivity. No bad comments for it, encourages me to develop. It's amazing!
I love this video! You are a great teacher and I love your humor! Great video! I needed a grammar review for my upcoming HESI test and this video really helped me. Thank you!
i am convinced that james is one of the best english teachers online beside emma.
You have 2 errors in your statement.
The guy is explaining in funny way but really understandable, love it! Amazing
I'm glad I found your channel. I'm in the process of learning how speak another language. I need a refresher course in English grammar to understand Brazilian Portuguese. We learn these terms as children and teenagers and many cases forget them
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I'm a 9th grader and I forgot these thing now I can know that I would at least get a good grade in my exam tomorow
I like how he is patient he explains it careful he is the best teacher in the whole universe do you agree
I started loving the English language after watching your videos. You are outstanding. I get engrossed in watching your videos.. Quite useful. Gotta learn a lot from you. Thanks a lot James. :)
I love when james fills me up to the brim with educational videos like these 😏
Thank you for all that you do. This was an amazing lesson and exactly what I needed. It was clear, concise, relatable, and had humor. Excellent instruction.
You're so calm and genius in clarifying concepts! Totally love the video!❤️
I have never understood these concepts in all of my 61 years 😊
But now I get it!
Thank you my brother 👍🏾
I wrote essays in undergrad and in grad school with no major issues with grammar but now as an executive, I just want to be sure I am retaining stuff, and so far so good!! I remember the rules!! Awesome teaching!!
Hello, Sir James, you teach English very well. My daughter found a good teacher in you, she is in grade 3.
I understood more in this video than I have ever learned in a classroom. Thank you!
I mostly understand. I understand the most important points. Now I just need to memorize it. Good video btw and thx.
I love refresher lessons like this. Techer James strategy in teaching is very impressive ❤📚☺️
Thank You James. With the Children at home I needed it a lesson and I will probably need many more.
Thank You James. With the Children at home l needed a lesson. This refreshed on how be to use my words and how to better explain be it. I am not be a teacher and you explained this Beautifully ❤️. I will be back for more.
The best English teacher I've ever learnt.
I love you Mr James
From Vietnam with love!
Been speaking English all my life but I still need a refresher course every now and then to remind me of what the definitions mean. Thanks for this cool lesson
As someone who can speak English fluently but have no clue about explaining the grammar, you really improve my root cause of problem 😭
Thank you very much. ❤️ I have a question for you: Should we always follow this order of adjectives? Like If I wanna describe something that's good, small and red, should I start describing its quality then continuing with the others?
you cant just saying I bought good red three round big apples
HI im from Indonesia... in this few weeks i have a motivation to learn about English from the Basicly thank you mr James i would like to say thank you for your english material 😄🙏
Thanks so much for this video James!! I’m touching up on my English for my test to apply as a mature student for an aesthetician course here in Toronto!
Ok I love how you teach
I don't know know English well, but I try to understand what you teach, and I never be taught by an English teacher unless I usually watch English lessons on TH-cam. I appreciate the way you are teaching. God bless you.
Excellent sense of humor! Proper lifted my spirits, when learning here 💯👌
I want to thank you for your exceptional teaching techniques. You bring clarity to some subjects that are difficult for some people to understand easily. Thank you
I have never seen to overcome you..
Best English teacher 😍
Thank you verymuch
i dont know this guy but i love him already, easy way to understand English, i am back to college and i love his way of teaching
It is amazing. I like an example of nouns, pronouns, subjects, adverbs, and order verbs very much.
Hello
James is a brilliant person. You have helped me to define and understand basic English Grammar.
Hello Sir James. How are you? Your videos are the best. I'm a student of 14 years old and I'm really weak in grammar but I speak English very well pretty weird huh? And yes your speech and the way you try to make your lessons interesting just made my day. Hope you are still doing well during this Covid 19 situation. Pray for you master. 😊❤❤😃
I am studying to become an online tutor teaching English to foreign students. I'm doing a TEFL course level 3 and ur channel is so helpful. Thankyou so much.
This is a very good lesson. I will be sharing it with my daughter. Thank you James (and Mr E of course). 👍
Thanks James. Was looking for something exactly like this in order to explain grammar to my primary school aged son. You break what could be a very complex subject into easily understood parts and explain them with clarity and precision.
James, it's unbelievable! I got 9 correct out of 9 in the test from the first time! Thank you!
Its *for* not from.
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Thank you James im a filipino and i regret that I didn't listen to my teacher for 6 years and i understand the lesson you taught me for 20mins
anyone else here because they kinda forgot what they learned in elementary 🥲
Me
Yeah I never paid attention in elementary
@@andythelifter oh nah vro ur doomed
@@complicatedperson8971 ay I graduated this year so at least I made it through
Let's go back here
This guy honestly reminds me of Dwayne Johnson!! Great lesson, really helpful. I'd really recommend this to anyone revising English Grammar
He is a great grammar teacher
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I have been studying all most 3 years English , but I haven’t achieved my goal yet, instead stuck middle of now where ,most challenge I face was to step out the barriers or obstacles stop me to progress write paragraph the reader can understand and to follow give suspense until reach the finish line but James make me to understand easily the most essential grammar only few minute thank I really appreciate your time
Thanks, refreshing my memory for an assessment test. I scored 89 on the test!
Woot! Belated good job!
Double belated good job!!
Thanks for your video, it makes my son understand the lesson better
Thank you for your excellent explanation! I'm learning English and your video definitely help me a lot!
Hello James.
My name is Jude.
I'm 20 years old.
I am from New Delhi, India
I just want to thank you for your good work.
You are superb! 😘
This is A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! Thank you!
Can you possibly do a class on the different types of pronouns? That would be very helpful. Thank you for going through all the effot toimpart knowledge this way. Please, keep it up!
This lesson soo amazing,he is so good teacher
The best youtube video on english grammer. Clear all my doubts. Before i don't even know that 'advective' can be break it up.
OMG. I'll have to study parts of speech soon and I want to look into it in advance.
You are a really big help! Thank you!!
Gracias mister james this helped me a lot i scored 50/50 in my half yearly exam and i am always toppr due to your explaination one again gracias.
So amazing!!! I’m using this to study for my TEAS
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I got 9 out of 9 in the quiz. Props to you, Cher! God bless!
James, good job! That was an amazing lesson.
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2019 im just new learner this is so nice. It will help me to improve my english..
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I was having some difficulties with Grammer for my Praxis Exam, now it is improving a lot.
Thanks to your learning skills, I were awake the meaning of each word that is little confusing before watching your video, but I made the almost sense of parts now!Your teaching method seems to be very cool, like moving frequently for studying students for understanding english better! I am pushing the subscribe button as well!
I was put in a learning disability class for stupid reasons but since I had never gotten a great english teacher because it was all about the same romeo and juliet it was never about these sort of english or subjects to learn proper grammar, vocabulary, and pronouns, thank you honestly I hope I ccn improve my sentences and the way I speak to people :) I was born in america but they've never taught me these sort of subjects.
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1. Noun
- Common Noun: a general name for a person, place, thing, or idea (dog, city, book)
- Proper Noun: the specific name of a person, place, or thing (John, Paris, Harry Potter)
- Concrete Noun: a physical object that can be seen or touched (chair, tree, car)
- Abstract Noun: an intangible idea or concept (love, courage, freedom)
1. Verb
- Action Verb: expresses physical or mental action (run, eat, sing)
- Linking Verb: connects the subject of a sentence to a subject complement (is, become, feel)
- Helping Verb: works with the main verb to express tense, voice, or mood (have, do, can)
1. Adjective
- Descriptive Adjective: describes a noun or pronoun (happy, blue, old)
- Quantitative Adjective: indicates how many or how much (three, many, few)
- Demonstrative Adjective: points out a specific person, place, or thing (this, that, these)
- Possessive Adjective: shows ownership (my, your, their)
- Interrogative Adjective: used to ask a question (which, what, whose)
1. Adverb
- Manner Adverb: describes how an action is done (quickly, happily, loudly)
- Place Adverb: indicates where an action takes place (here, there, everywhere)
- Time Adverb: indicates when an action takes place (yesterday, soon, now)
- Degree Adverb: shows the level or degree of something (very, quite, extremely)
- Frequency Adverb: indicates how often an action takes place (always, never, seldom)
1. Pronoun
- Personal Pronoun: refers to a specific person or thing (I, you, he, she)
- Possessive Pronoun: indicates ownership (mine, yours, his, hers)
- Reflexive Pronoun: refers back to the subject of the sentence (myself, yourself, himself)
- Demonstrative Pronoun: points out a specific person, place, or thing (this, that, these)
- Interrogative Pronoun: used to ask a question (who, whom, what)
- Relative Pronoun: connects a dependent clause to a main clause (who, whom, that)
- Indefinite Pronoun: refers to an unspecified or unknown person or thing (anyone, everyone, nobody)
1. Preposition
- Simple Preposition: a single word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence (in, on, at)
- Compound Preposition: a combination of two or more words that function as a single preposition (in spite of, according to)
1. Conjunction
- Coordinating Conjunction: connects words, phrases, or clauses of equal importance (and, or, but)
- Subordinating Conjunction: connects a dependent clause to an independent clause (although, because, while)
- Correlative Conjunction: used in pairs to connect words or groups of words of equal importance (either...or, neither...nor)
1. Interjection
- Expressive Interjection: expresses strong feeling or emotion (wow, hooray, oh)
- Attention-Getting Interjection: used to gain attention or signal to others (hey, psst, ahem)
1. Determiner
- Articles: a type of determiner that specifies a noun as definite or indefinite (the, a, an)
- Demonstratives: a type of determiner that points out a specific person, place, or thing (this, that, these)
- Possessives: a type of determiner that shows ownership (my, your, his, her)
- Quantifiers: a type of determiner that specifies the quantity or amount of a noun (many, few, several)
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Using the verb being was my problem. Now everything fell into place. Thanks for the help.
Thanks so much for the quick lesson! I’m currently studying for HESI exam and grammar is required. Love the quiz link also! So helpful. :)
I really enjoyed watching this video it made me understand a lot , I came to the USA five years ago and I never took English clases I’ve been learning on my own like watching tv shows , listening to music and all that and I know how to write it , read it and speak it, also my pronunciation is good but lately I’ve been feeling like I got stuck I mean I’m having motion but not progress that’s one of the reasons why I’ve decided to take English clases online… another thing I’d like to add to my comment is if you’re learning English like me forget about translating things from your first lenguaje to English all you gotta do is imitate I mean say things the same way you hear em that’s what I do I really pay attention when ppl are talking and I use the same sentences I hear in a song or a tv show even the news when is my turn to talk cause English is repetitive , simple as that …
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It's been two decades since I've been in school and I'm going back to college, I've forgotten half this stuff, lol
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Hello James! I'm Laura from Brazil. What a great lesson! Could you prepare a video about the usage of the subjunctive? Last time I went to Canada the teachers were a bit confused about how to teach it. Thanks in advance! I'm a big fan of yours. Abraços!
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hey laura im coming brazil
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