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+Anglo-Link ma'm your lessons are great. Could you suggest how to pronounce the article 'the'?Some people pronounce it as thee and also tha.Which is the correct way?
+Nagùim Younéss I give some guidelines on these three prepositions when used in time and place expressions. You will find them here: www.anglo-link.com/index.php?/online_lessons/video_lessons??topic=prepositions
Hi.. Thanks so much for all your videos. Can i say, I insist in getting the receipt? Or it does not matter if it is a or the receipt, it still be "on" and not in..
You videos are really good... you speak and explain very clearly! I was just wondering if prepositions are just rules or fixed arrangements, I mean every time I use verb `count` it should be followed by on ? and `depend` as well, different from good that should always be followed by at?
Thank you, Marilia! Yes, that's exactly right. That's why I recommend that you learn words not in isolation but in short phrases that include the preposition if there is one: 'Count ON me!' 'Depending On the weather'. 'Good AT tennis' etc.
hello I'm Italian and I always follow your lessons , to understand English grammar , and thanks to you I learned a lot ! and I wanted to ask you a question ... I would like to come to England to learn good pronunciation ! just that many people have advised me not to come to London because they say there are many people of different nationalities .... and then go elsewhere ... where do you advise me to go? and what time of year ?
+mirkovucinic93 Everywhere in England has its own regional accent and every school will be full of foreign students. If you want to hear nothing but English, you should do a homestay programme and make sure that you are the only student, at least the only Italian student, staying with the family at that time.
Dear Prof Mino, Might I trouble you for a question ? Which is the difference between "AT the top of", "ON the top of " and "ON top of ". Many thanks. I pay my respects to you. Andrea
'at the top of' indicates the upper part of something: The air is thinner at the top (part) of the mountain. 'on top of' is a preposition of place: Something can be on top of something else: The jars are on top of the cabinet.
i'm very happy for your English lesson its really a proud to can learn with u minoo, that's my example; we went at the cinema to see the movie "Deadpool", is it right?
+sebastian alegria Hello Sebastian, As the verb you've used (go) is a verb of movement, the preposition is 'to': We went TO the cinema. You can say: We saw the movie AT the cinema.
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+Wemust Knowmore
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thanks for this.. need to practice well my prepositions.
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Prepositions are really difficult, every time I forget it, but the practice makes perfect.
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+Anglo-Link ma'm your lessons are great. Could you suggest how to pronounce the article 'the'?Some people pronounce it as thee and also tha.Which is the correct way?
I like a lot your channel this has really helped me to learn and understand easier all about english
+matt hatcher
I'm very glad to read this, Matt.
Do you use Power Point to make your videos? How do you make?
Thank you~! TO ME vs FOR ME usage might be some future lesson idea. It confuses the hell out of me sometimes.
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+Romali Hasibuan
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It suggested that the words that are used with the rules is supposed to be easy
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Do you have any lessons for this?
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Are they verb+preposition?All of them?
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Could you please make a lesson to teach me how to use the words "finish","complete",and "accomplish"?Thank you!
the video was really useful. can u please help me with this sentence. failure is often the ............. negligence.please reply
You're very welcome. You could use 'the result of' or 'the consequence of'.
@@AngloLinkEnglish thank u for the reply
@@jayarajs2658 You could also say "the cause of".
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Thank you so much Teacher! But please I want to know if there is a special rule for prepositions (In, On and At) ?
+Nagùim Younéss
I give some guidelines on these three prepositions when used in time and place expressions. You will find them here:
www.anglo-link.com/index.php?/online_lessons/video_lessons??topic=prepositions
Hi.. Thanks so much for all your videos. Can i say, I insist in getting the receipt? Or it does not matter if it is a or the receipt, it still be "on" and not in..
You're very welcome, Luz.
Yes, it's still 'on'. After insist the preposition is 'on' regardless of what type of noun follows it.
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+Miguel Enrique Pineda
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You videos are really good... you speak and explain very clearly!
I was just wondering if prepositions are just rules or fixed arrangements, I mean every time I use verb `count` it should be followed by on ? and `depend` as well, different from good that should always be followed by at?
Thank you, Marilia!
Yes, that's exactly right. That's why I recommend that you learn words not in isolation but in short phrases that include the preposition if there is one: 'Count ON me!' 'Depending On the weather'. 'Good AT tennis' etc.
thanks for your lesson
I want to ask you
a sentence ;she grew up on a farm
choose the preposition on because farm take on or for another reason
You're welcome, Sara!
Yes, it is always 'on a farm'.
hello I just want to ask.. when do you use "good at" and "good with.. thank you in advance!
good at a skill
good with people
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Not yet, I'm afraid. It's on my to-do-list.
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hello I'm Italian and I always follow your lessons , to understand English grammar , and thanks to you I learned a lot ! and I wanted to ask you a question ... I would like to come to England to learn good pronunciation ! just that many people have advised me not to come to London because they say there are many people of different nationalities .... and then go elsewhere ... where do you advise me to go? and what time of year ?
+mirkovucinic93
Everywhere in England has its own regional accent and every school will be full of foreign students. If you want to hear nothing but English, you should do a homestay programme and make sure that you are the only student, at least the only Italian student, staying with the family at that time.
+Anglo-Link ok I understand! thanks for the advice you're too kind ... always respond to comments !
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Dear Prof Mino,
Might I trouble you for a question ? Which is the difference between "AT the top of", "ON the top of " and "ON top of ". Many thanks. I pay my respects to you. Andrea
'at the top of' indicates the upper part of something: The air is thinner at the top (part) of the mountain.
'on top of' is a preposition of place: Something can be on top of something else: The jars are on top of the cabinet.
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vocation = occupation, profession
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i'm very happy for your English lesson its really a proud to can learn with u minoo, that's my example; we went at the cinema to see the movie "Deadpool", is it right?
+sebastian alegria
Hello Sebastian,
As the verb you've used (go) is a verb of movement, the preposition is 'to': We went TO the cinema.
You can say: We saw the movie AT the cinema.
Anglo-Link i thank u for the correction, about Deadpool, did you see that movie?
Thanks minoo madam
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I wonder about everything in English that is why I like to come here
we donot use any preposition before this and that so why u have used.... can you plzzzz explainnnnn
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wow it's so tough for me
Prepositions need lots of repetition to be memorised.
nice
i have a question. I am wondering how to use passive voice and is/am/are+
participle is absolutely passive voice？ thanks a lot
This is a wide topic. I recommend you watch my lesson called 'Passive Voice'.
firstly explain the usage of these than say to solve quiz
Honestly this is even more confusing without explanation
and im a kid
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