Yes! And I don't think I know any of my foreign friends to use them, even my most advanced friends, so I would really suggest giving it a try to not only be aware of them, but also to really add some fluency to one's speech and seem more native to the language if sounding native is one's goal :)
Eu amei de verdade. Para mim está aula foi extraordinário e excepcional, para eu poder melhorar a minha pronúncia. Obrigado mano. Você um professor do mais alto nível. Parabéns pelo magnífico trabalho. Um grande abraço daqui do Brazil. São Paulo. 😊👏.
How can I make a difference between would and had cuz it have the same contractions 'd? Honestly I'm struggling with it, I bought an English book and I can't understand what's written
Very good question. I think the answer is simply that context helps A LOT. Let's look at this example: "We'd talked a lot before we met in person." After "would" we can't have a past tense verb, so "would" doesn't make sense here. The sentence is "we had talked a lot before we met in person" and the latter part of the sentence helps us know that the 'd is "had" because it makes sense that we are describing two past actions, one which happened before another, which is the Past Perfect tense in English (had+past participle) and another example: "He'd go on vacation, but he doesn't have enough money." Again, "would" requires the infinitive verb without "to" so our word here "go" makes sense, and this can't be past perfect because we aren't talking about two past actions, rather we are using our conditional sentence "what would someone do if the situation were different." So, our sentence here is "he would go on vacation, but he doesn't have enough money." It's something that takes patience and experience and learn and become better at and to make it second nature for you. Trust me, with more time and practice you will understand and feel it just like natives do. When studying, just asking yourself about what your options are and what each option means. Are we using a conditional? Are we speaking about past actions? What does it mean if I use "would" instead of "had?" And just make sure you go slow and really look at the sentence structure. Over time, you'll get faster and faster and these things will become automatic. I wasn't born with all the answers, I was just a baby and listened a lot and naturally gained the feeling for the difference, so you will too, of course! You just need more time. I hope this helps :)
Contractions are actually weak forms that are written. Take 'is' as in "It's hot today". However, not all weak forms can be written. Take 'can': You can /kən/ help me.
That's the great thing about languages! You don't have to be up to the native level to use the language or enjoy it. We all have different goals and "just being understood" is a great goal and more realistic for most people
This was more for some quick information, and I will definitely have another video in the future going more in-depth into each of these things individually, so I hope you stick around for them! :)
@@Air-and-Water sure, can definitely do that :) and certainly if any videos require a deeper look into grammar or some explanation there will definitely be more examples
@@chrismusyt oh then you sound totally as a native. I mean I've watched the information on your channel (when I went there to subscribe) and it said that you have studied a lot of languages including English. I wondered did it mean that English is not your native language.
@@NS-neversaynever Ah I see what you mean! Yeah that could be confusing, but I guess I have studied English in a way because I study these things to also learn and recognize differences and things that I've never thought of 😄 but then trying to understand it from the native aspect, you know
@@chrismusyt it means we never stop learning. Even in our mother tongue. It's great that you have learned English deeply. After all, to be a native doesn't mean to be educated and intelligent.
Definitely dont worry too much about using them if you're not ready to. They add a little better sound but using contractions and not using contractions are equally grammatically correct
True and English is changing a lot all the time, like now even the president speaks using contractions. So, I wouldn't be surprised if someday soon contractions become fully accepted formally too
I'm a little confused about the end part of your question, can you try rephrasing it? I'd be glad to help you! If you're asking about finding vocabulary, there are great lists of vocab by topics or by levels all over Google, you can just search for them, find ones you like, then try to just study them, use the good ones you need or like with your friends, keep practicing, read, write, say, and listen to those words each day and eventually they'll be ingrained into your head :)
@@unknown_haters-xo4ci Yeah I hate nerves. The problem isn't always your speaking or your ability, it's just the situation. But it's good to get uncomfortable because you'll grow from that experience and be better and better, you need to always push yourself out of your comfort zone. In time, with more practice, you'll gain so much more confidence and and be better prepared to handle any situation, even speaking in front of audiences! Just keep moving forward and reviewing words, practicing every day and you'll see the results ✨
Maybe you are thinking of a British accent? With my American accent, we pronounce the R very clearly and hard, some British accents may kind of remove the R sound, but I’m not an expert on British accent 😄
Hey dude what’s up i wanna subscribe you but you have to post video like this when you make much videos like this i will subscribe you and share your video I hope you make Video like this and keep going
❤❤❤😍😍😍😍what a handsome guy, sorry,I don't think you wanna read complements from strangers, 😅 sorry if you get offended I have an obsession with white men anyway 😂🙈 anyway, thanks for the video I will be watching your content for sure
I have the account and itll be using the same name @chrismusyt, I will be working on post formats and stuff like that and then that will be my next big form of putting up content!
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Only 104 subscriber? This channel deserve more!
@@iffffaaaan thanks a lot 😊 we'll keep growing 🔥
now i understood why i got understand more formal English than informal English because of the contractions,,,,, thx teacher!!
@@maxswellavelinooficial2222 this is why I'm out here doing this now 💙
@maxswellavelinooficial2222 strong forms vs weak forms in connected speech
I can't concentrate on the content because of this teacher
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@@orlandoacontreras awesome to hear that, I'd love to reach every country ✨
Double contractions add more complexity, it's necessary to be super sharp for listening skills to get them.
Yes! And I don't think I know any of my foreign friends to use them, even my most advanced friends, so I would really suggest giving it a try to not only be aware of them, but also to really add some fluency to one's speech and seem more native to the language if sounding native is one's goal :)
Eu amei de verdade. Para mim está aula foi extraordinário e excepcional, para eu poder melhorar a minha pronúncia. Obrigado mano. Você um professor do mais alto nível. Parabéns pelo magnífico trabalho. Um grande abraço daqui do Brazil. São Paulo. 😊👏.
Obrigado muito muito muito! More videos to come :)
Can you make a video with more emphasis on the strong and weak pronunciations with examples? Thanks!
@@samuelbill6131 definitely can do :)
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@@joshuaduca5527 beautiful, I'm happy it helped a lot ☺️
I learn very much..your lessons
I'm from brazil
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My English is still in progress. Pronunciation is a thorn in my side!! 😅😜
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It's amazing to spread new knowledge and help out! Stay tuned for more :D
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I'm on my way...
Thanks so very much, happy to help :)
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Thanks so much for the feedback! ✨ I hope we keep learning together
How can I make a difference between would and had cuz it have the same contractions 'd?
Honestly I'm struggling with it, I bought an English book and I can't understand what's written
Very good question. I think the answer is simply that context helps A LOT. Let's look at this example:
"We'd talked a lot before we met in person."
After "would" we can't have a past tense verb, so "would" doesn't make sense here. The sentence is "we had talked a lot before we met in person" and the latter part of the sentence helps us know that the 'd is "had" because it makes sense that we are describing two past actions, one which happened before another, which is the Past Perfect tense in English (had+past participle)
and another example:
"He'd go on vacation, but he doesn't have enough money."
Again, "would" requires the infinitive verb without "to" so our word here "go" makes sense, and this can't be past perfect because we aren't talking about two past actions, rather we are using our conditional sentence "what would someone do if the situation were different." So, our sentence here is "he would go on vacation, but he doesn't have enough money." It's something that takes patience and experience and learn and become better at and to make it second nature for you. Trust me, with more time and practice you will understand and feel it just like natives do. When studying, just asking yourself about what your options are and what each option means. Are we using a conditional? Are we speaking about past actions? What does it mean if I use "would" instead of "had?" And just make sure you go slow and really look at the sentence structure. Over time, you'll get faster and faster and these things will become automatic. I wasn't born with all the answers, I was just a baby and listened a lot and naturally gained the feeling for the difference, so you will too, of course! You just need more time.
I hope this helps :)
@@chrismusyt Thank you so much, that was helpful 🤍
@@raneem3300 very welcome 💙 keep the questions coming, and I'll also get around to eventually making individual videos for all of these questions
U explained very concisely
@@Naqvinaqvi-xm1om thanks for the feedback! 💙
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I want to keep rocking and providing good content for you all :)
Great job 😊
Thank you so much!!
Contractions are actually weak forms that are written. Take 'is' as in "It's hot today". However, not all weak forms can be written. Take 'can': You can /kən/ help me.
That's actually really cool to think about hahah, I'm glad you wrote this, that makes a lot of sense
Excellent video
@@AlejandroAlvarez-he2lm thanks so much, I appreciate it 😊
I'm not interested in speaking like a native speaker, but to be understood and i understand
That's the great thing about languages! You don't have to be up to the native level to use the language or enjoy it. We all have different goals and "just being understood" is a great goal and more realistic for most people
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Thank you very much!
@@PatriotaOficial you're welcome and there will be much more like this 💙
3:39 Thank you a lot for teaching us. I have big respect 💪 go head teacher
Can I download this video please?
Sure thing :) And I love teaching you guys and seeing it help you! Let's keep going
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very useful video ❤❤
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And you are welcome a million! Millions more videos to come
Helpful video 👍
@@GouravChouhan-xd1ik thanks I really appreciate it!
Thanks the video is great, but you didn't explain in the last case when you have to use each entonation...
This was more for some quick information, and I will definitely have another video in the future going more in-depth into each of these things individually, so I hope you stick around for them! :)
Thanks man
@@williamramirezable of course!
What a good video quality
Thanks so very much!
Thanks soo much
@@Air-and-Water it's my pleasure 💙 more to come and obviously I'm open to video ideas from viewers 🤓
@@chrismusyt just from my side, you can use more and more example sentences in ur videos. It helps to understand new phrases easily
@@Air-and-Water sure, can definitely do that :) and certainly if any videos require a deeper look into grammar or some explanation there will definitely be more examples
Is English not your native language? Can't believe it
@@NS-neversaynever it's my native language, yes! 😊
@@chrismusyt oh then you sound totally as a native. I mean I've watched the information on your channel (when I went there to subscribe) and it said that you have studied a lot of languages including English. I wondered did it mean that English is not your native language.
@@NS-neversaynever Ah I see what you mean! Yeah that could be confusing, but I guess I have studied English in a way because I study these things to also learn and recognize differences and things that I've never thought of 😄 but then trying to understand it from the native aspect, you know
@@chrismusyt it means we never stop learning. Even in our mother tongue. It's great that you have learned English deeply. After all, to be a native doesn't mean to be educated and intelligent.
@@NS-neversayneverlinguistics
As non native speaker , I don't have to use contractions, my pronunciation sounds weird .
Definitely dont worry too much about using them if you're not ready to. They add a little better sound but using contractions and not using contractions are equally grammatically correct
"not my cup of tea" is it a expression in English?
Yes. It is used to express that you aren't truly passionate about something or don't really like it.
great video
I appreciate it a lot! Happy to help :)
You gorgeous look like an actor Stephen Amell. Thank you for the lesson
@@NurmuhammadBaraka thanks for the support and being so nice 💙
more videos like this
Absolutely, coming soon! :D
I appreciate you❤❤
I appreciate you more! I'm just here to help out 😁
Keep growing❤ 🇮🇳🇮🇳
@@mehtab_ahmed9942 let's keep doing it together 💙
Can you help me plz because my English is not good 😔😔
@@MariaMahamud-f3s that's what I'm here for 💙
This dude loves pizza.
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@@Aayan_Singh1 great to hear 💙
The first contractions shouldn’t be used in formal writing either.
True and English is changing a lot all the time, like now even the president speaks using contractions. So, I wouldn't be surprised if someday soon contractions become fully accepted formally too
@@chrismusyt well contractions may be used in speach but not written
Try using an attractive thumbnail for your videos. It can help u to make a strong impression and potentially help your channel grow.
@@Naqvinaqvi-xm1om yep, gonna work on that, thanks for the advice 💙
More attractive than this face? lol
But it is a thing to work on indeed.
Nice video though
I learn english to watch pirate movies on google🥰
I'm just happy you're learning!
From India ❤ how can i get vocab while thinking to speak cye card??
I'm a little confused about the end part of your question, can you try rephrasing it? I'd be glad to help you! If you're asking about finding vocabulary, there are great lists of vocab by topics or by levels all over Google, you can just search for them, find ones you like, then try to just study them, use the good ones you need or like with your friends, keep practicing, read, write, say, and listen to those words each day and eventually they'll be ingrained into your head :)
@@chrismusyt i just got nervous speaking in front of my teacher and unable to get words what to speak and I speak many wrong
@@unknown_haters-xo4ci Yeah I hate nerves. The problem isn't always your speaking or your ability, it's just the situation. But it's good to get uncomfortable because you'll grow from that experience and be better and better, you need to always push yourself out of your comfort zone. In time, with more practice, you'll gain so much more confidence and and be better prepared to handle any situation, even speaking in front of audiences! Just keep moving forward and reviewing words, practicing every day and you'll see the results ✨
@@chrismusyt thankyou ❤️❤️❤️
1. CONTRACTIONS
2. PRONUNCIATIONS
always happy to do more of both!
@@chrismusyt appreciate your dedication
@@colilaobalioca I appreciate your desire to learn and support me here 😁
Is English your first language?
It sure is!
I'm your 111 subscribe ❤dear
@@SantoshKumar-hf7kv thanks so much, you're awesome 🔥
Where are you from?
@@MuhJas originally from New Jersey 🤓
Why you said aren't as aarent ...i think it's aunt? Please let me know which one is correct
Maybe you are thinking of a British accent? With my American accent, we pronounce the R very clearly and hard, some British accents may kind of remove the R sound, but I’m not an expert on British accent 😄
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Hey dude what’s up i wanna subscribe you but you have to post video like this when you make much videos like this i will subscribe you and share your video I hope you make Video like this and keep going
Absolutely I will keep posting stuff like this!
❤❤❤😍😍😍😍what a handsome guy, sorry,I don't think you wanna read complements from strangers, 😅 sorry if you get offended I have an obsession with white men anyway 😂🙈 anyway, thanks for the video I will be watching your content for sure
@@arieltineo7392 thanks for the kind words, I hope to be teaching you new things all the time 💙
I'm a new subscriber, great video! Are you on Instagram?
I have the account and itll be using the same name @chrismusyt, I will be working on post formats and stuff like that and then that will be my next big form of putting up content!
Don’t know if you’ve seen it yet, but just as an update, I have been posting finally to instagram, too! :)