I am a 77 year old native speaker and scientific writer who finds the use of the singular “they” very confusing because if it is singular, it should use the singular verb form, e.g. they is, they was, or they wants, which sounds very silly. I can’t get past they are is really plural.
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It was perplexing, your description was correct. I knew most of them but made a few mistakes. Please, stay hydrated, drink a lot of water. Thanks for the lesson. Have a wonderful holiday season!
I answered all of them except the the future perfect tense, which is confused me, but I am really so glad that I have learned something new 😊! Teacher Wes thanks from my ❤️!
Over the moon because I made only one mistake with "would rather+past simple". That was nice to learn some perplexing grammar. Greetings from Ukraine. I'm also a French learner, and I want to tell you that "perplexing" is actually a French word. Really useful to learn a closely related language. 😁
Thank you teacher Wes... I enjoyed this class... You REPEAT the questions 2 or 3 times and I REPEAT after you trying to repeat correctly... I do like also the "tricky" answers... Bye ...
an excellent grammar lesson. Many teachers on TH-cam say that "whom" is an obsolete pronoun. Except for the set phrase "To whom it may concern", no one is using it in daily conversation, not even in written work. I might be an odd one out as I use "whom" whenever an object pronoun is called for. Wes, would you use "who" in place of "whom" as most people do?
Sorry for entering your comment without being invited. "I" can never be "you". This is obviously a hypothetical scenario, and is therefore subjunctive mood. That said, "If I was you" is an incorrect use of subjunctive mood.
You are wrong , yes in speaking you can say as you like ..chal jata hy ...but when you are writing you cant mistake ..whether you like it or not the correct sense is " if i were you " . Check it with chat Gpt rather than people around you .
It's not, but even native speakers make that mistake so it doesn't sound "foreign." If your goal is to speak good English, don't say it. If your goal is to speak like the average native speaker, then ya it's fine
„ arrives“ / has arrived. I am a little in doubt. Arriving is a process. The train is rolling into the station. You will have to wait until it stops, either to greet s.o. stepping out or to get in. The train must come to a full stop. So I would not use the present tense. Is that definitely wrong ?
Thank you so much for this interesting as well as useful quiz lesson, Wes! Could you please share some more quizzes of this kind, i.e. with multiple choice answers? Actually, they can be quite tricky and challenging, especially if there are two or three options which seemingly make sense in the given context, but of which only one is correct. This is-of course-just my personal preference, but I thought you might find this suggestion interesting. Let me know your thoughts on this. 🤔🤔🤔 🤓🤓🤓 Best wishes, Anna
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Wouldn’t differ be the preferred vernacular in case 1? I would choose differentiate if the sentence said “How can we____between the two species.” As a neurodivergent individual, this will be on my mind all night. Lol.
'She said that she had visited the museum yesterday' - is not correct. To be correct it should be : ' She said that she had visited the museum THE DAY BEFORE/THE PREVIOUS DAY' . If it's 'yesterday' for both the speaker and for the listeners, the correct answer is' She said that she VISITED the museum yesterday'
My friend is traveling to South America. How many people are traveling to South America?. Only one person his or her friend. The gender of the person making the statement has no bearing on the answer .
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I am a 77 year old native speaker and scientific writer who finds the use of the singular “they” very confusing because if it is singular, it should use the singular verb form, e.g. they is, they was, or they wants, which sounds very silly. I can’t get past they are is really plural.
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It was perplexing, your description was correct. I knew most of them but made a few mistakes. Please, stay hydrated, drink a lot of water. Thanks for the lesson. Have a wonderful holiday season!
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"If I WAS..." is in use and accepted in speech.
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In the question about conditionals, 14:30 , the third answer is also correct as a mixed conditional sentence.
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I answered all of them except the the future perfect tense, which is confused me, but I am really so glad that I have learned something new 😊! Teacher Wes thanks from my ❤️!
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Over the moon because I made only one mistake with "would rather+past simple". That was nice to learn some perplexing grammar.
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I'm also a French learner, and I want to tell you that "perplexing" is actually a French word. Really useful to learn a closely related language. 😁
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Hi. I thought in reported speech ‘yesterday’ should be changed to ‘the day before’. Thanks for your possible comment on this!
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Thank you teacher Wes... I enjoyed this class... You REPEAT the questions 2 or 3 times and I REPEAT after you trying to repeat correctly... I do like also the "tricky" answers... Bye ...
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Pls, kindly drop the site you mentioned for checking up the most used structures.
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I wonered couples days ago about how to say make a diffrent between two things or more. I mean this one from 4.00 min.😊
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Is "commonly used" is the same as correct standard grammar?
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an excellent grammar lesson.
Many teachers on TH-cam say that "whom" is an obsolete pronoun. Except for the set phrase "To whom it may concern", no one is using it in daily conversation, not even in written work. I might be an odd one out as I use "whom" whenever an object pronoun is called for. Wes, would you use "who" in place of "whom" as most people do?
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There’s no incorrect answer cuz some teachers claim that even « If I was you » is grammatically correct
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Sorry for entering your comment without being invited. "I" can never be "you". This is obviously a hypothetical scenario, and is therefore subjunctive mood. That said, "If I was you" is an incorrect use of subjunctive mood.
You are wrong , yes in speaking you can say as you like ..chal jata hy ...but when you are writing you cant mistake ..whether you like it or not the correct sense is " if i were you " .
Check it with chat Gpt rather than people around you .
It's not, but even native speakers make that mistake so it doesn't sound "foreign." If your goal is to speak good English, don't say it. If your goal is to speak like the average native speaker, then ya it's fine
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„ arrives“ / has arrived. I am a little in doubt. Arriving is a process. The train is rolling into the station. You will have to wait until it stops, either to greet s.o. stepping out or to get in. The train must come to a full stop. So I would not use the present tense. Is that definitely wrong ?
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Thank you so much for this interesting as well as useful quiz lesson, Wes! Could you please share some more quizzes of this kind, i.e. with multiple choice answers? Actually, they can be quite tricky and challenging, especially if there are two or three options which seemingly make sense in the given context, but of which only one is correct.
This is-of course-just my personal preference, but I thought you might find this suggestion interesting.
Let me know your thoughts on this. 🤔🤔🤔 🤓🤓🤓
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Anna
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@@InteractiveEng Thank you for your feedback, Wes! I’m glad my suggestion was useful! I hope you can prepare another entertaining and practical lesson with a challenging multiple choice test soon! 🤓🤓🤓
I wish you a pleasant evening and a good rest of the week 🫖☕🍨
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She said she had visited the museum the day before/the previous day.
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Omg i did great 😂
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Would it be correct to say: By the time you arrive I will have my book finished?
It sounds awkward. The appropriate construction is to say you 'will have (done something).' 👍
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Wouldn’t differ be the preferred vernacular in case 1? I would choose differentiate if the sentence said “How can we____between the two species.”
As a neurodivergent individual, this will be on my mind all night. Lol.
Either is accepted. To your point, asking 'How do the two differ?' may be the more common construction. 👍
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For the first rule, I don’t think any hip hop artist in the states knows or is willing to follow it 😂
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She said she had visited the museum the day before.
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'She said that she had visited the museum yesterday' - is not correct. To be correct it should be : ' She said that she had visited the museum THE DAY BEFORE/THE PREVIOUS DAY' . If it's 'yesterday' for both the speaker and for the listeners, the correct answer is' She said that she VISITED the museum yesterday'
I missed just one.
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I would have said: where is your friend going, without the need to use he or she.
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My friend is traveling to South America. How many people are traveling to South America?. Only one person his or her friend. The gender of the person making the statement has no bearing on the answer .
Too much talking .
Useful talking though 🙂
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I thought there were 10 questions
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