Sorry my posting schedule has been slow. I've been teaching at an SAT boot camp all summer, so I haven't had much time to film! However, I hope to release another lesson or two in the week before the test, so stay tuned
Good question! Are you talking about the comma before "producing"? No punctuation between the subject and verb is a good rule in most situations, but it only applies to complete conjugated verbs. An -ing form alone is not a complete verb, it's just a participle, and you will often see a comma before it.
at 5.40 you say that we should separate non essential parts by using commas ,How is it a non essential part? it gives information for what is to come next.Please explain.and also if i read the sentence without the words inside the commas it doesn't make sense. .(there will be 3 commas which part are u saying is non essential?)
When I say that the phrase "the study of fungi" is non-essential, I mean that it merely defines the word before it, "mycology." It might be nice information to include, but we could remove it and the sentence would still make sense and be grammatically complete: ". . . she also dedicated herself to mycology, producing more than 350 paintings. . ." Does that answer your question?
hey I just found your channel. And my test is on June. So can you make a crash course video about important rules in english part? I am only able to get around 670. I wanna get 700 +
that's a great idea for a video. unfortunately, i'm very slow at making videos, so i don't think i will be able to get it done before your test next month. i do have a couple of videos in progress at the moment, though, and plan to get at least one up in the next week. and i will definitely keep your crash course concept in mind for the future, so if you have to retake the test later (which i hope you don't need to!) maybe it will be up. thanks for the suggestion!
You should be able to find my email listed under my account details. If you can't find it there, you can also get in touch through the contact form on my website ivyleaguementorsprep.com
You are a great explainer. I’m studying on my own and these resources are really helpful.
thanks, i'm glad to hear that. i'm still fairly new to youtube, but i hope to make many more videos in the future
Sir you're too much. You're an awesome explainer
Thank you so much, I've been struggling with the English section till now😊
Aw shucks, glad to hear it!
thank you much mrs Greenberg. you really ace the semicolon rules. will now wait for the test with my head up.
Good presentation
This video helps me. Thank you.
You're welcome!
Thank you soo much!!!! It's really helpful for me since I study by myself
Glad you found it helpful. Good luck on the test!
Thank you !!!
thanks
you're welcome!
we need more of the lessons sir since august exam's approaching soon
Sorry my posting schedule has been slow. I've been teaching at an SAT boot camp all summer, so I haven't had much time to film! However, I hope to release another lesson or two in the week before the test, so stay tuned
Mr. Greenburg please can you help me out?
I have learned that you shouldnt put any punctuation between a subject and a verb but you just did on 5:55 so is there any exception to the rule
Good question! Are you talking about the comma before "producing"? No punctuation between the subject and verb is a good rule in most situations, but it only applies to complete conjugated verbs. An -ing form alone is not a complete verb, it's just a participle, and you will often see a comma before it.
at 5.40 you say that we should separate non essential parts by using commas ,How is it a non essential part? it gives information for what is to come next.Please explain.and also if i read the sentence without the words inside the commas it doesn't make sense. .(there will be 3 commas which part are u saying is non essential?)
When I say that the phrase "the study of fungi" is non-essential, I mean that it merely defines the word before it, "mycology." It might be nice information to include, but we could remove it and the sentence would still make sense and be grammatically complete: ". . . she also dedicated herself to mycology, producing more than 350 paintings. . ." Does that answer your question?
hey I just found your channel. And my test is on June. So can you make a crash course video about important rules in english part? I am only able to get around 670. I wanna get 700 +
that's a great idea for a video. unfortunately, i'm very slow at making videos, so i don't think i will be able to get it done before your test next month. i do have a couple of videos in progress at the moment, though, and plan to get at least one up in the next week. and i will definitely keep your crash course concept in mind for the future, so if you have to retake the test later (which i hope you don't need to!) maybe it will be up. thanks for the suggestion!
same
I found a playlist on this channel called 3:4:5, tutoring the playlist is called digital sat reading and writing strategies. Hope it helps.
@@howsthat181 Yep, I've only seen a couple of their videos, but they seem decent and they have a ton of content
Hello mr. Greenbird can i have your email , its really urgent i need you to help me with something
You should be able to find my email listed under my account details. If you can't find it there, you can also get in touch through the contact form on my website ivyleaguementorsprep.com