Hello , Doctor . Could you mind making a video about sentence grammer ? It seems to me that one of the major reasons of why people can't talk well their seconde language is they can't destinguish for example the complement . I think people can't understand a language or can't talk in ( for example ) English well because : 1. They don't understand the grammer 2. They haven't made any contacts with the culture of the language . Can you make a video about that ? Thanks for your efforts ♥ stay fresh♥♥♥
It's funny for me that the thing you're saying in every video , makes 100% sense in Persian ( That is my mother language ! ) I'm learning and understanding thing from your videos even in Persian grammer !!!!
Hi, Amo: I will start making writing videos in a month or two. In those videos, I will be talking a bit more about sentence structure, which writers must use write well. Regarding English for speakers of other languages (ESOL), I am planning to make a new channel called "Snap Language Learner." It will be similar to this channel, but it will address the needs of ESOL students. Snap Language Learner has nothing right now, but you can go to th-cam.com/channels/zN5YElf_3pNxGOv-EUZesw.html and subscribe so you will get notifications when the first videos are published. Thanks for your friendly support! :D
Yes, this is common. Regardless what language you speak, we are all human beings and communicate ideas in similar ways. On the surface, the language may express certain concepts differently, but we still express the same concepts. When people learn a new language, it is common to see their previous language(s) improve as well; your understanding of communication improves, it affects your oral expression, and that improvement works for all languages you know. Thanks again for engaging with the channel! :D -- Marc Franco
Thank *you* for watching and the kind comment. That's the *snap* in "Snap Language." Straight to the point whenever possible. I'm glad you enjoyed it. :D
Your video it’s so helpful for me. Actually I take reading class and this kind of video helps me to improve my score and my comprehension thanks for your help
I graduated 12th grade from high school and I found this channel from my barcode scanner university textbook 🙌. I hope this channel will help me to enter the university 🙏
Hello, sir. I am in 6th grade. I am writing to tell you your videos are great and that you should not stop because a lot of people are improving in school.
Thank you for the very kind words about my videos! I do intend to continue making videos for a long time I hope you enjoy them all. Make sure you clicked the bell button when you subscribed so you don't miss any of the new videos... Cheers! :D
My other channel has a writing series. It's a designed as an introduction to the writing process, and one of the videos discusses thesis statements at length. *The guide to that series* is here snaplanguage.io/esl/b-level/twp/ Cheers! :D
It makes me happy to hear that the video was helpful. Congrats on getting back to school! If you're interested in the essay writing process, check out the series of eight videos in my other channel (Snap Language Learner). The channel is for English-language learners, but the series on the writing process just uses simpler English. Other than that, it's for anyone starting to write college essays. The first video is here: th-cam.com/video/0-TJluCquA4/w-d-xo.html You can also find the "Writing Process" playlist on the channel. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave such a great comment
When you know who the author is, you can tell something about what you are about to read. For example, writers have biases and perspectives on topics; therefore, when you read something by an author who you know has a certain perspective, you know what to expect from the text. This makes it easier for you to evaluate the information, too. If you know a writer has a particular belief about a topic, you can expect it to affect the content the author includes in or excludes from the text. You can then fill in the gaps when you analyze the information. Thank you for watching and leaving a question :D
Hi, Yana. That's a great suggestion. I'm not producing reading-related videos for a while, but I will add some soon as follow ups to the ones I already have. I'll keep your suggestion in mind. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. :D
Thanks for the recommendation. I haven't included it in the collection of reading videos because it's not my favorite thing to teach but I could definitely add that in future. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. I hope you're enjoying the rest of the channel
You are welcome 😊 I'm glad the you found the video helpful. Be sure you clicked the bell button when you subscribed to the channel. This way, you will be notified when we post new videos. Cheers! :D
Your the best sir, My teacher told me to make notes from this video and you explained everything in good detail. I hope you continue posting videos sir and thank you again. And I have subscribed for more videos sir so I hope you don't disappoint me and continue posting videos.
How do you analyze the author's purpose or point of view, when you come across certain words that you might not know? especially when you are taking a test, like a social studies test.
Hi, Jason. Thanks for the question. For the purpose, you need to understand why the author is giving you the information. If it is just to teach you information (as in a social studies chapter), the purpose is to inform. If the author is giving you information to build an argument to convince you of his or her point of view or to change your opinion, the purpose is to persuade... and so on... To detect the author's point of view is a little more complicated because you have to be attentive to the word choices the author makes. If you do not know some of the words, you can always guess their meaning, but then you would not know for sure if the word conveys a deeper meaning (such as sarcasm, a negative or a positive point of view, and so forth). Of course, the overall context will give you some indication of the author's point of view without necessarily having to know each word. That's why reading instructors will always tell students to read a lot and to read different topics and in different sources. The more you read, the more likely it is that you will enrich your vocabulary. Studying vocabulary by itself is also a good idea--though you still need to read a lot to see the new vocabulary being used in writing. I hope this answers your questions... Again, thanks for the great comment! :D
Hello sir, im a 12th grade high school student from Indonesia🇮🇩, and to be honest, i found this channel from a link in my textbook for university entrance exams, and i feel so grateful for discovering this channel, thank you sir. U got a new subscriber here-!😊 (beforehand, im sorry for my broken english)
Wow! It's great to hear Snap Language is recommended at university level. It makes me very happy to hear that. When you subscribe, click the bell to receive all notifications. This way you won't miss our new videos. Thanks for watching and leaving such an encouraging message. Cheers! :D
Hi I really like your videos It actually really helped me on my author’s purpose, the tone that the author uses and the author’s point of view Thanks for the video Can you make some more videos on grammar
Yes! Videos on grammar and writing is probably the direction we will be going in next. I hope we can get the ball rolling this summer. Thanks for watching and leaving this great comment! :D
Congratulations!! Keep up the good work! Thank you very much for taking the time to give such great feedback. It makes me very happy to know my materials can help someone improve their skills and achieve their goals. I hope you continue enjoying the channel. Cheers! 😎
Your videos are very informative. Could you please share one video on the contrast between argumentative and persuasive writing?? Being a learner of a second language i have found both them over lapping.
It will take a while, but I'm planning on a series of videos about the writing process. It will definitely include different modes of writing. Thanks for watching and for the recommendation! :D
I am trying to write an essay on the book Talk to Me by James Vlahos, it's from what I grasp informative, but I need help. I'm not familiar with any education beyond the 6th grade and I'm dyslexic. So I need some help, i hope my tone has persuaded you lol.
Very useful course ! I'd like to thank all the staff that was contribute to carry out these much worthy information encoded to convey the value of reading as a tool to understand and appreciate the universe .
Hi, Mazhar. There are many things you can to to improve your speaking skills. Having good grammar and vocabulary helps, and you can even learn those on your own. Fluency, however, comes from practice. If you are living in an English-speaking country, you can take classes, join clubs, make friends, and so on. If you live in a non-English speaking country, you must try to find opportunities to practice. It doesn't even have to be with native speakers. There are many "English Learner" clubs in the United States. In these clubs, people meet once a week or once a month just to chat in English. If you do not have that in your country already... maybe you can start a group. :D Thanks for your comment.... because of it, I may create a video about how to learn languages... Good luck! Marc Franco
Think of it this way: If they're teaching you about peanut butter, the purpose is to inform. If they're trying to convince (or persuade) you to buy peanut butter, the purpose is to persuade. The goal of the whole advertising industry is to convince people that a product is worth your money :) Thanks for watching and for leaving a question. Make sure you hit the bell button to get all notifications about new videos in the channel. -- Cheers! :D
I can tell how the music needs to be less "intense." Thanks for the feedback! And no need to apologize. I need constructive feedback so I can improve new videos. I hope you are enjoying the rest of the channel! :D
Thanks for the feedback. You should watch part 2 of the video on figures of speech. It’s long and about a nuanced topic. I’m sure it’ll put you to sleep. :)
Hello , Doctor . Could you mind making a video about sentence grammer ? It seems to me that one of the major reasons of why people can't talk well their seconde language is they can't destinguish for example the complement . I think people can't understand a language or can't talk in ( for example ) English well because : 1. They don't understand the grammer 2. They haven't made any contacts with the culture of the language . Can you make a video about that ? Thanks for your efforts ♥ stay fresh♥♥♥
It's funny for me that the thing you're saying in every video , makes 100% sense in Persian ( That is my mother language ! ) I'm learning and understanding thing from your videos even in Persian grammer !!!!
Hi, Amo:
I will start making writing videos in a month or two. In those videos, I will be talking a bit more about sentence structure, which writers must use write well. Regarding English for speakers of other languages (ESOL), I am planning to make a new channel called "Snap Language Learner." It will be similar to this channel, but it will address the needs of ESOL students.
Snap Language Learner has nothing right now, but you can go to th-cam.com/channels/zN5YElf_3pNxGOv-EUZesw.html and subscribe so you will get notifications when the first videos are published.
Thanks for your friendly support! :D
Yes, this is common. Regardless what language you speak, we are all human beings and communicate ideas in similar ways. On the surface, the language may express certain concepts differently, but we still express the same concepts. When people learn a new language, it is common to see their previous language(s) improve as well; your understanding of communication improves, it affects your oral expression, and that improvement works for all languages you know.
Thanks again for engaging with the channel! :D
-- Marc Franco
I'm curios about the seconde channel ! Subscribe confirmed :D
Awesome! ... now I'll have to work even harder to start posting videos there, too... LOL
Thanks for subscribing :D
i like the way you explain, and conclude very short. I found it very useful. thank you .
Thank *you* for watching and the kind comment.
That's the *snap* in "Snap Language." Straight to the point whenever possible. I'm glad you enjoyed it. :D
Your video it’s so helpful for me. Actually I take reading class and this kind of video helps me to improve my score and my comprehension thanks for your help
I'm very glad to hear these videos are helpful. Thanks for watching and leaving such positive feedback! :D
I graduated 12th grade from high school and I found this channel from my barcode scanner university textbook 🙌. I hope this channel will help me to enter the university 🙏
Congratulations on graduating from school!
I'm glad the university is promoting Snap Language. I hope it'll help you get in college.
Cheers!
I found a gold mine to help me with reading comprehension
From India preparing for CAT
Thanks for these videos
Thanks you for such a nice comment! I'm glad you're finding my materials helpful.
All the best in your studies!
I know I am late but this is amazing honestly it helped me so much in my exam because I am in fifth grade thank you this is amazing ❤️
It's never too late to learn something new! Thanks for leaving a comment. *You* are amazing! :D
Thank you for helping me I got an A in my homework your the best
Awesome! I’m glad you found the video useful! Thanks for watching and leaving such a positive comment :D
thank you 4 clear explanations really helpful !
Hello, sir. I am in 6th grade. I am writing to tell you your videos are great and that you should not stop because a lot of people are improving in school.
Thank you for the very kind words about my videos! I do intend to continue making videos for a long time I hope you enjoy them all.
Make sure you clicked the bell button when you subscribed so you don't miss any of the new videos... Cheers! :D
You’re welcome!
Please provide technique on thesis review/analysis.
My other channel has a writing series. It's a designed as an introduction to the writing process, and one of the videos discusses thesis statements at length.
*The guide to that series* is here snaplanguage.io/esl/b-level/twp/
Cheers! :D
can you do one that will help me pass an accuplacer test for college
Thank you so much for this video. I'm re entering school after 20 years. This really helps me with ideas how to start my essay.
It makes me happy to hear that the video was helpful. Congrats on getting back to school!
If you're interested in the essay writing process, check out the series of eight videos in my other channel (Snap Language Learner). The channel is for English-language learners, but the series on the writing process just uses simpler English. Other than that, it's for anyone starting to write college essays.
The first video is here: th-cam.com/video/0-TJluCquA4/w-d-xo.html You can also find the "Writing Process" playlist on the channel.
Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave such a great comment
Why knowing who the author of the text is important for readers
When you know who the author is, you can tell something about what you are about to read. For example, writers have biases and perspectives on topics; therefore, when you read something by an author who you know has a certain perspective, you know what to expect from the text.
This makes it easier for you to evaluate the information, too. If you know a writer has a particular belief about a topic, you can expect it to affect the content the author includes in or excludes from the text. You can then fill in the gaps when you analyze the information.
Thank you for watching and leaving a question :D
Your videos makes me feel like my texts book are useless. I will rather watch them the whole day 😊 keep them coming
LOL Yeah, textbooks can be a pain sometimes, but they sometimes hit the mark.
Thanks for the kind comment and enjoy the channel.
You are great! Thank you for your clear and educational videos! Could you please make a video about theme, motif, symbolism? Thank you!
Hi, Yana. That's a great suggestion. I'm not producing reading-related videos for a while, but I will add some soon as follow ups to the ones I already have. I'll keep your suggestion in mind.
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. :D
P.S.: Make sure to click the bell button when you subscribe so you don't miss any of the new videos.
Cheers! :D
Is there by chance you can talk about the author's assumptions for writing?
I have learned so much at this 7 min video than our 1 hour class.
Thanks for the recommendation. I haven't included it in the collection of reading videos because it's not my favorite thing to teach but I could definitely add that in future.
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. I hope you're enjoying the rest of the channel
This is the best learning youtuber on the Planet
Thanks a lot,it really helps me especially in my module.
Glad to hear that! It's always good to know our content is making it easier for people to learn :D
I saw couple of ur videos ...........nice work u did there ....keep posting👍
Thank you! I will continue for sure.
Thanks for watching and leaving such a nice comment. :D
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Hey there Mr franco ! you make awesome contents ! thanks for those useful videos !
Thank you for the nice comment! I'm glad you find my videos useful. It motivates me to keep making more videos. :D
@@snaplanguage you are very welcome! Looking forward to watching more of you new content. Please keep up the good work!
I like this man
Well, thank you! Make sure you hit the bell button when you subscribed so you don't miss our future videos. -- Cheers! :D
Thank you！Now I can do my work！
You are welcome 😊
I'm glad the you found the video helpful.
Be sure you clicked the bell button when you subscribed to the channel. This way, you will be notified when we post new videos.
Cheers! :D
Hyyy Can you also explain assumptions in interpretation series
Your the best sir, My teacher told me to make notes from this video and you explained everything in good detail. I hope you continue posting videos sir and thank you again. And I have subscribed for more videos sir so I hope you don't disappoint me and continue posting videos.
Awesome! Taking notes is a great skill to have in all walks of life.
Thanks for supporting the channel
Tomorrow I'll have an exam and I'm sure that this video will help me to get a good mark in my examination,,
Best of luck :)
Thank you sir i really appreciate the time u placed into doing this .
You are very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I hope you enjoy the rest of the channel
How do you analyze the author's purpose or point of view, when you come across certain words that you might not know? especially when you are taking a test, like a social studies test.
Hi, Jason. Thanks for the question.
For the purpose, you need to understand why the author is giving you the information. If it is just to teach you information (as in a social studies chapter), the purpose is to inform. If the author is giving you information to build an argument to convince you of his or her point of view or to change your opinion, the purpose is to persuade... and so on...
To detect the author's point of view is a little more complicated because you have to be attentive to the word choices the author makes. If you do not know some of the words, you can always guess their meaning, but then you would not know for sure if the word conveys a deeper meaning (such as sarcasm, a negative or a positive point of view, and so forth). Of course, the overall context will give you some indication of the author's point of view without necessarily having to know each word.
That's why reading instructors will always tell students to read a lot and to read different topics and in different sources. The more you read, the more likely it is that you will enrich your vocabulary. Studying vocabulary by itself is also a good idea--though you still need to read a lot to see the new vocabulary being used in writing.
I hope this answers your questions...
Again, thanks for the great comment! :D
Hello sir, im a 12th grade high school student from Indonesia🇮🇩, and to be honest, i found this channel from a link in my textbook for university entrance exams, and i feel so grateful for discovering this channel, thank you sir. U got a new subscriber here-!😊 (beforehand, im sorry for my broken english)
Wow! It's great to hear Snap Language is recommended at university level. It makes me very happy to hear that.
When you subscribe, click the bell to receive all notifications. This way you won't miss our new videos.
Thanks for watching and leaving such an encouraging message.
Cheers! :D
@@snaplanguage my pleasure^^
Same
Thank you
You're welcome! I hope you're enjoying the rest of the channel.
Cheers! :D
Hi
I really like your videos
It actually really helped me on my author’s purpose, the tone that the author uses and the author’s point of view
Thanks for the video
Can you make some more videos on grammar
Yes! Videos on grammar and writing is probably the direction we will be going in next. I hope we can get the ball rolling this summer.
Thanks for watching and leaving this great comment! :D
Great video really important and informative
Glad it was helpful! I hope you enjoy the rest of the channel
I passed oet exam using your tips in reading.... 🙏🙏🙏 Thank you so much...
Congratulations!! Keep up the good work!
Thank you very much for taking the time to give such great feedback. It makes me very happy to know my materials can help someone improve their skills and achieve their goals.
I hope you continue enjoying the channel. Cheers! 😎
Thanks a lot ! so helpful. I love your voice.
Thanks for watching and leaving a lovely comment :D
good teaching
Thanks for the very kind comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. :D
Your videos are very informative. Could you please share one video on the contrast between argumentative and persuasive writing?? Being a learner of a second language i have found both them over lapping.
It will take a while, but I'm planning on a series of videos about the writing process. It will definitely include different modes of writing.
Thanks for watching and for the recommendation! :D
Thank u doctor. Your videos are really inspirational and helpful
@@snaplanguage Thank you Doctor!! Looking forward to watching writing process videos.
I am trying to write an essay on the book Talk to Me by James Vlahos, it's from what I grasp informative, but I need help. I'm not familiar with any education beyond the 6th grade and I'm dyslexic. So I need some help, i hope my tone has persuaded you lol.
thank you sir!
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. I hope you are enjoying the channel! :D
Thx u helped a lot ♥️
Very useful course ! I'd like to thank all the staff that was contribute to carry out these much worthy information encoded to convey the value of reading as a tool to understand and appreciate the universe .
Awesome! Thank you for the nice comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and hope you share this and other videos on the channe! :D
Thank you!!
You're very welcome! I'm glad you found the video useful. 😄
This guy should have a lot of likes
This means that you can persuade the story.
They help me alot !!!!!!!!
Who is here because of Online School?
I'm glad your instructor found Snap Language!
Cheers! :D
Me
Me
who watched this video to help you on one question that u dont know on reading homework nobody just me ok
You're not along. Many people come to Snap Language for homework help. I'm glad you found us :D
Still don’t get it
I think the video helped ofc because i have a homework assignment TO ANswer and its aboUt reading
hi! thank you for this informative video. I've learned a lot :D
Awesome! I’m glad you found it informative. That’s what we try to do here :D
Interesting !! 👍
Thanks for watching and commenting. More videos coming up soon \|:D
sir give me some tips for speeking enlish
Hi, Mazhar. There are many things you can to to improve your speaking skills. Having good grammar and vocabulary helps, and you can even learn those on your own. Fluency, however, comes from practice. If you are living in an English-speaking country, you can take classes, join clubs, make friends, and so on. If you live in a non-English speaking country, you must try to find opportunities to practice. It doesn't even have to be with native speakers. There are many "English Learner" clubs in the United States. In these clubs, people meet once a week or once a month just to chat in English. If you do not have that in your country already... maybe you can start a group. :D
Thanks for your comment.... because of it, I may create a video about how to learn languages...
Good luck!
Marc Franco
I am trying to write an essay on James Vlahos's talk to me it is super important i figure this out any way you can help me
Your well structure video is way better than what my university notes are and your video helps me a lot in understanding.
Thanks you so much.
That's great! Thanks for the positive feedback! I'm glad you found the video useful.
Can you tell me if this sentence is inform, persuade, or entertain”An ad in a magazine for Jif peanut butter.”
Think of it this way: If they're teaching you about peanut butter, the purpose is to inform. If they're trying to convince (or persuade) you to buy peanut butter, the purpose is to persuade. The goal of the whole advertising industry is to convince people that a product is worth your money :)
Thanks for watching and for leaving a question. Make sure you hit the bell button to get all notifications about new videos in the channel. -- Cheers! :D
Thank you Marc.
Good morning
Good morning!
Ilike the way how to teach us keep it up
Thanks for the nice comment.
Keep learning... always :D
it was very informative...
I love your videos
Sweet! Thanks for the nice comment.
(Sorry it took so long to reply... I have no idea why it was dumped as "possible spam." C'mon, TH-cam!" :D)
Informative and well explained but the background music is annoying and distracting, sorry to say...
I can tell how the music needs to be less "intense." Thanks for the feedback!
And no need to apologize. I need constructive feedback so I can improve new videos.
I hope you are enjoying the rest of the channel! :D
Thank you, I did not realise that I would get a response. I am impressed. Thank you.
I love😍🤩😁
WATCHING THIS IN 2029 :/
Time traveler? :D
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are you related to james franco
Hah! People with identical last names are necessarily related but...
who knows? Maybe James Franco and I are distant relatives... :)
Hey
Hello
Hi!
How are you
This makes Al Gore look entertaining
Thanks for the feedback. You should watch part 2 of the video on figures of speech. It’s long and about a nuanced topic. I’m sure it’ll put you to sleep. :)
Kill me informing
I wouldn't kill a fly, but I'm glad you've enjoyed the video.
I hope you've subscribed so you don't miss the new videos we have planned. -- Cheers! :D
A very drab presentation ... very uninteresting 😮
Sorry to hear the presentation was not to your liking. I'm sure you can find other sources to meet your specific needs.
Cheers!
By the way, if you have feedback on how you think the presentation could have be cheerful and interesting, please let me know. -- Thank you.
cool
yeet
Yeet? I thought people stopped using that term a long time ago. LOL
Thanks for watching and leaving a yeet! :D