You know what? When you said "if you're an advanced student you're kind of familiar to it". So, it made me completely proud of myself. Because, although I sometimes don't feel like being confident, I could get everything you said. Thank youuu!!!!
Thanks for your high-level lesson Alex, and I want to ask a question: when should we use -ed or -ing and what is the rule or regularity of it? why is it ‘well-behaved’, ‘open-minded’, rather than a -ing form? Hope you could see it and kindly answer me. Thank you very much!
You wrote "highly-skilled" with a hyphen. I studied that compounds formed by an adverb ending in -ly plus an adjective or participle are not hyphenated before a noun. happily married couple, largely irrelevant data, smartly dressed socialites. Am I right?
Hi Alex, there are tons of questions about compound adjectives I think there is no specific rule that explains these compound words precisely. For example one day I wrote A hard-winning game but the teacher told me, it's wrong, they said you should write A hard-won game because " game" represents the object. Should I say: well-behaved girl or Well-behaving girl, here the girl represents the subject because the girl is behaving well. About adverbs ending with" ly" You used them and I saw famous newspapers using them but BBC learning English said don't use adverbs that end with " ly" in compound adjectives. We can use Noun-noun noun can't we? For example Alex-Adam theory We can also use this structure Adj or adv - noun noun for example Free-trade agreement. There are so many other questions, but I don't think you have time to answer all my questions.
14:02 What I haven`t understood is the meaning of the question: "Are you confused yet? The deep L translator gives a translation that it`s not appopriate, I guess! I have a question. The word YET is closest in meaning to: A. Up to this time, still. B. At the present time, now. A or B? Thank you in advance.
Teacher Alex , excuse my comments , please. You didn''t explain. how is a compound adjetive built , first , then why is a dash put in the middle ? Thank you so much .🎉
how do you explain for these 2 examples please: she is a 5 YEAR OLD kid and she owns a 50 000 dollars car ? i mean why 5 year old ( singular form) but 50 0000 dollars car ( plural form)??
We can also create compound adjectives out of clauses,right? An example of it would be 'She gave me an I-don't-care attitude'. Tho I wonder what else we can find on the net or in tv shows, do you have any suggestions?
Ok teacher I'm a Colombian Student I did the Quiz I got 10 out of 10 I have a question How to leave a coment on this page I tried severeal time but I couldn't greetings from Colombia.
I got the gramatical point of view of these compound adjectives. What I missed is the information of where to put the stress in every single sentence you said. Should I stress the first or second adjective or the noun at the end? Could you Alex clarify this? Thanks in advance.
having watched this lesson i've come to realize that the language is about creativity. Finnaly i can come up with expression yourself not goes by the book
Alex that's a very helpful video, thanks a lot! I would add a couple words like narrow/broad/open - minded and some words with "multi" like multi - story/task/national/day. Finally, I'd add a left/right - hand drive and front-wheel drive car/left-wheel drive car. I'm looking forward to watching your next video!
Another amazing class, Alex! Very well-explained. Let me ask you one thing: Could you please make more videos about verbs followed by to infinitive or by -ing? I really appreciate your help and whole eng video team. Thanks a lot
Hi Alexandre, I have a couple of different videos on this topic already. Check out these two if you haven't already: www.engvid.com/10-common-verbs-followed-by-gerunds/ www.engvid.com/10-verbs-followed-by-infinitives/ If you use the search bar and type in "gerunds and infinitives," you should also find a lot of content. Finally, I made this resource many years ago that might be useful for you: www.engvid.com/english-resource/verbs-followed-by-gerunds-and-infinitives/ Good luck! I hope this helps a bit!
Thank sir, u are a cool hearted person . I have a small question ie : whether the use of `ed' is compulsory? Eg. Cool heart, one eye, one arm, two face, blonde hair, brown ..I think without ed we can use it. Little bit confused this method. If you look at my comment please leave a comment. Thanks a million ♡
If you want to use them as compound adjectives, it's absolutely necessary. For example, "I saw a one-armed boy with his mother on the subway." If you want to simply say "one arm," you would have to say "I saw a boy with one arm on the subway."
Hello Alex. I have a question. Why "the sound of gently flowing water" and "My neighbor is an internationally recognized author" are not hyphenated? Thank you.
This is a good question, and it addresses an oversight in my video. Typically, adverbs that end in -ly do not need to be hyphenated when they are connected to an adjective, so a couple of the examples in the video don't need them either. My apologies for the error!
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Hi Alex, If I want to book a table for five people, for example, how would I have to say: "five-people-table" or five-person-table"? And, another question, if I want to talk about a song or a book or somethimg like that, how would I have to say: "a good Sting-style song" or "a good Sting-styled song"? Thanks in advance, I really like your lessons.
Hi there!!! Is mind altering related to something negative, or I can also use it positively E.J learning about solo time in the wilderness was mind altering? Do I have to say that it was for mind altering for good or is implied? Thanks so much
A mind-altering experience is neutral, but this compound adjective is typically used to talk about drugs. "Have you been taking any mind-altering drugs?" A movie or a book can be a mind-altering experience too, of course, but just keep in mind that it is typically used to discuss mood changes or heightened awareness caused by drugs.
How do we write a compound adj with a noun after it ? Ex.He is a highly skilled man . Do we use a hyphen or omit it if is followed by a noun like this example. ?
Thanks so much. Where should we stress multi words when speaking? And I have lots of difficulties when pronouncing them, especially compound adjectives and compound nouns.
You are a highly-skilled teacher. Thanks a ton. :)
this is a well-tailored lesson for advanced students, thanks!
The lesson is absolutly breath-taking 😉 and there're many movies & books recommanded out there.Many thanks Alex.
Thanks sir.
Great video 🙏
Thank you. I'm happy it was useful.
I'm from Taiwan, and I am loving this. I am loving what you are doing to help non-native speakers. Thanks a lot!
You know what? When you said "if you're an advanced student you're kind of familiar to it". So, it made me completely proud of myself. Because, although I sometimes don't feel like being confident, I could get everything you said.
Thank youuu!!!!
I have the same feeling; especially when I try to speak English with a native speaker.
@@grayzkas374 awesome!!!
You are fun- loving teacher.
Oo wow so useful video for who is learning english. Thanks:-)
Alex ! This is amazing, you've a highly- skilled teacher, that's right.
He is!!! Thank u so much! I've gotten around to this video and i understood it perfectly
I've been waiting this video for so very long, thanks Alex!!!!
Thanks for your high-level lesson Alex, and I want to ask a question: when should we use -ed or -ing and what is the rule or regularity of it? why is it ‘well-behaved’, ‘open-minded’, rather than a -ing form? Hope you could see it and kindly answer me. Thank you very much!
I have the same doubt. ay!! why doesn't the teacher answer the question??
This is an easy-comprehended and systemetically-arranged teaching given by a lovely-smiled and articulately-speaking professional. Thank you.
Hi Alex. Brother-in-law, and other in-laws... :)
Thanks Alex. Very good explanation.
Iam from UAE thanks you so much you are good teacher
Thank you for the aid! I really want to improve my English skills because I struggle sometimes at school so thank you very much! 🙂
Hi teacher.... I've just discovered your lesson inspiring me to learn more and more.
I do appreciate and thanks for explaining.your video really deserve millions subscribers.thanks anyhow.
To me this is similar to learning Phrasal verbs You learn them as you hear them...
Pretty much. And I'm sure similar structures exist in other languages.
You wrote "highly-skilled" with a hyphen. I studied that compounds formed by an adverb ending in -ly plus an adjective or participle are not hyphenated before a noun.
happily married couple, largely irrelevant data, smartly dressed socialites. Am I right?
Excellent ❤❤❤.
thank you so much, i have a lang lit exam in two days, and your videos helped alot. A really life-saving video.
Nice use of life-saving! Thanks. Good luck on your exam.
Thanks so much u r an awesome teacher
well-developed-fully-trained highly-trained-fun-loving-award-winning-mind altering-
hard-working; fast-acting; well-playing; money-related; self-created; steel-enforced
fun-loving; award-winning; mind-altering; blonde-haired; brown-eyed; three-legged
Might it also be "finance-oriented DEGREE", "research-focused PERSON", "hard-driving TRUCK"?
I like your spontaneous, hilarious acts meanwhile it's a good learning video lesson and worth-watching. Carry on!.
Thanks a lot.I've improved my English
You are like my lost dad
Who says I'm not?
A big-headed person? Is this adjectivr right? I mean, let's suppose i am talking about a person who has a big head. Haha
Hi Alex, there are tons of questions about compound adjectives
I think there is no specific rule that explains these compound words precisely.
For example one day I wrote
A hard-winning game but the teacher told me, it's wrong, they said you should write
A hard-won game because " game" represents the object.
Should I say: well-behaved girl or
Well-behaving girl, here the girl represents the subject because the girl is behaving well.
About adverbs ending with" ly"
You used them and I saw famous newspapers using them but BBC learning English said don't use adverbs that end with " ly" in compound adjectives.
We can use Noun-noun noun can't we? For example
Alex-Adam theory
We can also use this structure
Adj or adv - noun noun for example
Free-trade agreement.
There are so many other questions, but I don't think you have time to answer all my questions.
Many thanks for your video. I learnt a lot about compund adjetives. Simply thanks. And....one like as well
14:02 What I haven`t understood is the meaning of the question: "Are you confused yet? The deep L translator gives a translation that it`s not appopriate, I guess! I have a question. The word YET is closest in meaning to: A. Up to this time, still. B. At the present time, now. A or B? Thank you in advance.
Teacher Alex , excuse my comments , please. You didn''t explain. how is a compound adjetive built , first , then why is a dash put in the middle ? Thank you so much .🎉
hi! how are you. For example: My boss is very bad-Evil. When things go wrong he
starts shouting at everyone. Is correct? Thank You
Hello, this is Nelly from The Dominican Republic, I liked your video so much. And I want to add that Turtles Ninja have 3 fingers.
how do you explain for these 2 examples please: she is a 5 YEAR OLD kid and she owns a 50 000 dollars car ? i mean why 5 year old ( singular form) but 50 0000 dollars car ( plural form)??
We can also create compound adjectives out of clauses,right? An example of it would be 'She gave me an I-don't-care attitude'. Tho I wonder what else we can find on the net or in tv shows, do you have any suggestions?
Your shirts are the best
Haha. Thanks. I get most of them from teefury.com.
Ok teacher I'm a Colombian Student I did the Quiz I got 10 out of 10 I have a question
How to leave a coment on this page I tried severeal time but I couldn't greetings from Colombia.
Hi Alex. I have a question: if there have "# +ed participle" on the list, then why you added *three-legged* to "adj.+ed paticiple".
Hi, Teacher Alex. I can see an error there: you needn't hyphenate between adverbs and adjectives. Please consult grammar books.
I'm a thirty- two - year old woman
You are a thirt-two-year old single woman.
Thank you so very much Alex, this is just a great and useful video, excellent content!
I finally got it! 🤩
Thanks a lot, professor! ♥
I got the gramatical point of view of these compound adjectives. What I missed is the information of where to put the stress in every single sentence you said. Should I stress the first or second adjective or the noun at the end? Could you Alex clarify this? Thanks in advance.
Sir, can you please explain the sentence whether it is an affirmative or negative sentence, ''The scenery of Darjeeling beggars description."
Befor I saw the video I put like cause I’m sure a super -learning video of high-skilled teacher . Thank u Alex
I love the way you speak. I got very clear understanding from your teachings ! ☺
Jas e miN but he is Polish
@@SpiceSaber no, the reason because he delivered his knowledge to us!
having watched this lesson i've come to realize that the language is about creativity. Finnaly i can come up with expression yourself not goes by the book
Thanks for lesson🤗
Thank you!!! Just one question, 🙂❤️❤️do we always use hyphens with these phrases? 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️
Thank you .. from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
Pretty good lesson Alex. Please make a video about *Learn English with Avengers!* it would be great!!!
Well done, Alex! I think that a mirror may be full-length. Is it possible a three-legged chair?
TERRIFIC
I was wondering second ranked exits as an adjective?
Alex that's a very helpful video, thanks a lot!
I would add a couple words like narrow/broad/open - minded and some words with "multi" like multi - story/task/national/day. Finally, I'd add a left/right - hand drive and front-wheel drive car/left-wheel drive car.
I'm looking forward to watching your next video!
These are all good points and it’s a good idea for a future video. :) Thanks for your valuable feedback!
Thank you so much for this lesson . I didn't know much about this matter .
Good luck to you Alex.
It’s amazing. some of them are extremely new for me mind- blowing.❤️❤️
I love your videos. Thank you 👍💖
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Hi Alex
which sentence is correct?
She was sick and needed two day rest for recovering.
She was sick and needed two days rest for recovering.
You are a excellent trained teacher and I am fully thankful to you.
Am I correct?
Great tip Alex
Keep up the good job
You and Adam are my favorite teachers
I saw the first category being the hyphen-free one on other tutorials.🤔
Thank you, Alex!
You got an awesome t-shirt.
Btw, is it okay to say huge-armed guardian?
Meaning his arms are big.
Hey Armand, for sure! You can say that. Thanks for the compliment on the shirt.
Thanks for another great lesson sir.. :) Keep doing what you do perfect..
You could do a video of The comparative, superlative and equative
Alexicies Eres el mejor enseñando * definitly the best!
Sir plz make a video on newspapers sentence structures.
MY APOLOGY BEFORE
when we talk about building then we spell STOREY.
It's highly influntial. It help me more. Thanks
Hey Alex could it possible to say strength-sucking lesson
Hi Alex, do you have a video lesson with particles clauses?
focusing in Pronunciation how can i detected where is the more stress words in these compound words
merci beaucoup j'ai bien compris grâce à votre effort mais je veux poser une question quand on peut utilise (ed et quand on utilise ing)
You are a great teacher.Awesome video.
انت روعه انا بتعلم منك يا راجل
Another amazing class, Alex! Very well-explained.
Let me ask you one thing: Could you please make more videos about verbs followed by to infinitive or by -ing?
I really appreciate your help and whole eng video team. Thanks a lot
Hi Alexandre, I have a couple of different videos on this topic already. Check out these two if you haven't already:
www.engvid.com/10-common-verbs-followed-by-gerunds/
www.engvid.com/10-verbs-followed-by-infinitives/
If you use the search bar and type in "gerunds and infinitives," you should also find a lot of content. Finally, I made this resource many years ago that might be useful for you: www.engvid.com/english-resource/verbs-followed-by-gerunds-and-infinitives/
Good luck! I hope this helps a bit!
@@engvidAlex please correct your mistake. You can't hyphenate between adverbs and adjectives.
Highly recommended teacher...very interesting
Thank sir, u are a cool hearted person .
I have a small question ie : whether the use of `ed' is compulsory?
Eg. Cool heart, one eye, one arm, two face, blonde hair, brown ..I think without ed we can use it.
Little bit confused this method. If you look at my comment please leave a comment. Thanks a million ♡
If you want to use them as compound adjectives, it's absolutely necessary. For example, "I saw a one-armed boy with his mother on the subway." If you want to simply say "one arm," you would have to say "I saw a boy with one arm on the subway."
I think it's a must that you should always combine 'ed' with body parts for compound adjectives as far as some grammatical rules go
@@engvidAlex much thanks sir, i understood. ♡♡
@@taoufikelmiri yes bro, u said right.
@@athee3569 you're welcome
How to say right; lungs breathing or lung breathing?
Hello Alex. I have a question. Why "the sound of gently flowing water" and "My neighbor is an internationally recognized author" are not hyphenated? Thank you.
This is a good question, and it addresses an oversight in my video. Typically, adverbs that end in -ly do not need to be hyphenated when they are connected to an adjective, so a couple of the examples in the video don't need them either. My apologies for the error!
Thank you, Adam. I want lessons on all the tenses, please.
I like this teaching bec you speak slow✨✨
It was a HIGHLY-WELL-TAUGHT -LESSON
Likewise... even highly skilled
honourable Alex master,,...
thanks alot, keep developing as usual master, greets congratulations and best wishes, 🏆🏆👍🙏
In -ly we don't put hyphen, right? Why you use it?
You're amazing and a warm-hearted teacher thank u
Thank u so much Alex,very useful.
Super Metroid is a great game! I loved your class. I wish to thank you, for the amazyng explanation. Ill do the IELTS exam on december 17th.... And it's been a very lonly path... If wasnt your contenta, probably i should bê fucked kkkkkk
Guga from Brazil. (Yea... Here we have many hugs and kisses and flip-flops) rsrrsrs
We need lectures in summary and compression...
Hi Alex,
If I want to book a table for five people, for example, how would I have to say: "five-people-table" or five-person-table"?
And, another question, if I want to talk about a song or a book or somethimg like that, how would I have to say: "a good Sting-style song" or "a good Sting-styled song"?
Thanks in advance, I really like your lessons.
Hi there!!! Is mind altering related to something negative, or I can also use it positively E.J learning about solo time in the wilderness was mind altering? Do I have to say that it was for mind altering for good or is implied? Thanks so much
A mind-altering experience is neutral, but this compound adjective is typically used to talk about drugs. "Have you been taking any mind-altering drugs?" A movie or a book can be a mind-altering experience too, of course, but just keep in mind that it is typically used to discuss mood changes or heightened awareness caused by drugs.
What about nature-loving? is it correct?
You are easy-going teacher think u very much
Hi! Thanks for taking your time and sharing your knowledge.
It's my pleasure. Thanks for taking the time to watch the lesson and comment on it!
How do we write a compound adj with a noun after it ? Ex.He is a highly skilled man .
Do we use a hyphen or omit it if is followed by a noun like this example. ?
Terrific !
Thanks so much. Where should we stress multi words when speaking? And I have lots of difficulties when pronouncing them, especially compound adjectives and compound nouns.
It's really incredible to watch ur videos and having fun with lessons .The way u make learning so easy it's commendable Mr Alex.
Like the three-eyed raven from game of thrones !!
Thank you, Alex! How about A MOTHER-TO-BE { department } adjective? Are there many of this kind?