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http://www.engvid.com Do you know how to build a sentence in English? In this lesson, you will learn the basic parts of a simple sentence, or independent clause. Knowing this will make it easier to understand any sentence in written English. Understanding how these different parts of a sentence work together to form meaning will help you write better in English. The knowledge in this lesson is essential for any 'Independent User' or 'Proficient User' of English. Quiz yourself here: http://www.engvid.com/english-grammar-the-sentence/
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Hi again. I'm Adam. Welcome back to www.engvid.com. Today I have a very important lesson, I think, for all of you that will help you very much with your reading, but especially your writing skills. Okay?
Today we're going to look at the sentence. What is a sentence? Now, I know that all of you are saying: "Well, we know what a sentence is. We've learned this a thousand times before." Right? I know what you've learned and I know what you haven't learned, many of you; some of you have, of course. The sentence has a very basic structure, there's a very basic component that must be involved or included in a sentence, and a lot of grammar teachers, a lot of English teachers don't teach this. Okay? All of you, I'm sure have by now heard of "SVO", but have you heard of "SVsC"? Have you heard of "SVC"? Maybe yes, maybe no. But I'm sure a lot of you are going: "What? I've never heard of these things before." Well, we're going to talk about this in one second.
Before we talk about a sentence, we have to talk about a clause. Now, what is a clause? I'm sure you've heard this word before as well, but just in case, a clause is any subject, verb combination. It's a group of words that must include a subject and a verb. Now, also very important to remember: it must be a tense verb, meaning that it must take a time; past, present, future. Okay? No base verb, no infinitive verb. So that is a clause. Now, there are two types of clauses. Okay? We have independent clauses and we have dependent clauses. The... These are sometimes called subordinate clauses. Now, every sentence in English to be a grammatically correct sentence must have an independent clause. It doesn't need a dependent clause, but it could have one. The independent clause could include a dependent clause as the subject or object. We'll talk about that after.
So an independent clause has a subject and a verb, and it can stand by itself. It can contain a complete idea by itself. Okay? So, technically, the shortest sentence you can have in English will be a... Will be an independent clause with a subject and verb. What is the absolute shortest sentence that you can think of? Think of a sentence, the shortest you can possibly make it. Okay? Here's an example: "Go!" Is this a complete English sentence? Yes. Why? Because it contains an independent clause. Where? We have the implied subject: "you" and the tense verb: "go", the imperative tense "go". So this your basic English sentence.
Now, we have three other types, three basic types and we can of course play with these after. Subject, verb, object. Some independent clauses must have an object, we'll talk about that in a second. Excuse me. Subject, verb, subject complement. Some sentences must have a subject complement. Subject, verb, complement. Okay? We're going to talk about each of these in a moment. I have the "A" here because quite often, this complement is actually an adverb phrase or an adverbial. We'll talk about that in a second.
So your basic sentence can be any one of these three. Now, the reason we're looking at this... All these structures is because once you understand what must be contained in a sentence, then you can read any English sentence out there that is grammatically correct and be able to understand the main idea of that sentence. Okay? So let's start with "SVO".
Okay, let's look at our "SVO" type of independent clause: subject, verb, object. Now, first, what is an object? Well, we have two types of objects to talk about. We have the direct object, we have the indirect object. Now, the thing to understand is that the object always answers a question about the verb, it completes the meaning of the verb by asking the questions: "What?" or: "Who?" Now, keep in mind that technically, it's: "Whom?" But if you say: "Who?" I'll let it go this time. Okay? Formal academic writing, "Whom?", "Whom?", "Whom?" IELTS, TOEFL, SAT, all that - "Whom?" not: "Who?" In the object position. But the direct object answers: "What?" or: "Who?" about the verb. Okay? We'll get back to that.
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- published: 18 Sep 2016
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English for Beginners: Prepositions are short words that help us express location, time, and other relationships between people and things. Some examples of prepositions are: on, at, in, and by. Do you know how to use them? For example, do we say, "I am on a taxi" or "in a taxi"? Do you like to travel "in a plane" or "by plane"? After watching this simple but useful lesson, you will know exactly which preposition to use in any situation.
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I'm having a hard time reading on the train right now. Unh. Hold on. I'll start the lesson.
Hi. James from engVid. Sorry, I was on the train. I want to teach you a lesson about four basic prepositions that we use in English that sometimes get confused, and I understand why, so I'll keep it basic. But because it's basic, it's going to be 80% correct. That's a good thing, that means you can go to the website and learn more from other lessons we have. But just know that sometimes there'll be exceptions, and I may not cover it here today. I'll even give you two exceptions to help you, but why waste time? Let's go to the board.
Here's Mr. E. You'll notice he has a calendar, he has a clock, and: "You are here"? Oh, here. "Here" is a location. We're here right now, doing a lesson. That's the location: engVid. Let's go to the board and do the rest of the lesson, shall we?
Here's: "at", "on", "in", and "by". "At". I love it because it's very specific, so you always know where you are, exactly. Problem: For transportation, "at" doesn't have anything. Hmm. So let's go to the next one. Let's go to "on". On. "On" is used for, let's say, large vehicles or large ways of travelling, such as buses... Sorry. Trains, buses, planes, and boats. I'll come back to boat in a second; it's an exception. On the train, on the bus, and on the plane, unless you're Bill Gates, Donald Trump, or me-I'm not in that list-you don't have your own train, plane, or bus, so you usually share it with a bunch of people or a few people. It's large. So we say: "You're on the bus", because it covers a big area, so there are many people sitting in that area. When I get to location, you'll see what I mean.
Boat is a small exception. For many people in the world, they have their own boats because maybe they do fishing, or rowing, which is a type of boat that you go by yourself. In that situation, you can use "in". So, if the boat is small enough, say: "in": "I'm in a boat right now." But if it's a big boat, you have to say: "I'm on a boat." Another exception for the "on" rule is bicycle. You're always "on" a bicycle. I know, I said big vehicles, but remember: a bicycle is small, and it doesn't really have a motor or an engine, so we kind of give it its own thing, because you have to sit on the bicycle, and you can never really be in a bicycle. Is that good?
Now, let's go to "in". "In" is funny because there are only two things for "in". "In" we use for car and taxi. The easy way to think about it is usually you own your own car; it doesn't belong to a group of people. People just don't get on your car every time you stop it, they go in and say: "Take me somewhere." And a taxi, well, when you're in a taxi, it is kind of your car. You pay the driver and you keep the car. So, this is one of those few cases where, because it belongs to me, I am in my car or I am in the taxi, because the taxi belongs to me as long as I pay the money. It's one of these funny exceptions. I don't know why, because you can put more people in a car, but I guess because you can actually own this transportation, it's yours. Think of it like the small boat. The small boat, one person is in it, you can be inside of it. All right? Cool.
The last one we're going to do is "by". This is how you get there. So, "by" is different. When we talk about "in" and "on", you are... We are talking about how you are in the vehicle. Are you sitting on the bicycle? I can see you on it? You know, a boat is on water. But "by" just means: How did you get here? So, when someone responds to you with: "By car", "by plane", they're telling you how they got here. Not if they're in the plane, or on the plane. They are just... That's how they got there. So, how did I get here to do this video? Wouldn't you like to know. I'm kidding. I came here by car. So, yes, I was in my car and drove here, but I would tell somebody: "I got here by car, not by bus", and that would tell them the difference in the transportation I took. "How did you get here?" You like that? Good, so that's "by", this is how you did it; and the way you travelled is here, "in" and "on". Remember there is a small exception for small vehicles, so a small boat you can be in. Remember small. And a bicycle, you're always on the bicycle, because people see you sitting on it. We good? Excellent. Now, that is the lesson for transportation.
- published: 11 May 2016
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Should you say "most of people" or "most people"? "Brazilian people" or "Brazilians"? "Every people" or "everybody"? If you're not 100% sure, this lesson is for you. In this lesson you'll learn how to talk about people correctly in English. This is an important subject because, in conversation, we often talk about things people do. I'll teach you the grammar behind common sentences and statements. You'll learn to use these sentence structures correctly and to avoid mistakes that many English learners make. Then take the quiz here:
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Hello. My name is Emma, and in today's video, I am going to teach you about some mistakes a lot of students make. So, I've been teaching English for about five years now, and the mistakes I'm going to teach you today, I've seen students make many times in both their speaking, as well as their writing. Okay? So these mistakes are mistakes students make when they're talking about people. So, I'm going to give you some examples of some of these mistakes.
The first one I want to show you: "Some Canadian people hate winter." It's true, I'm one of those people; I hate winter. So, "Some Canadian people hate winter." There's a mistake, here. I want you to take a moment to look, and think: What could the mistake be? "Some Canadian people hate winter." I'll give you a hint: The mistake is somewhere here. If you thought "people" is the mistake, you're correct. "Canadian people", it's redundant. We don't need the word "people", because "Canadian"... If we add an "s" here, this means "Canadian people". Okay? So, instead of saying "Canadian people", we would say "Canadians". "Some Canadians hate winter." It's the same if we wanted to talk about Americans. We would not say: "Some American people hate winter." We would prefer to say: "Some Americans"-with an "s"-"hate winter".
So, let's look at another example. "Many Brazilian people are learning English." So, there's a mistake, here. What's the mistake? "Many Brazilian people are learning English." If you said the mistake was "people", you're correct. When we're talking about nationalities, we do not use the word "people". So, what can we do to fix this? We can get rid of the word "people", and what can we do to the word "Brazilian", because there's more than one? We can add an "s". So, now it's: "Many Brazilians are learning English." Okay?
So, I'm going to give you another example, this time not on the board, but I'm just going to say it. "Many Asian people like spicy food.", "Many Asian people like spicy food." Now, how would you fix this sentence? If you said: "Many Asians like spicy food." you'd be correct. So, when we talk about nationalities, we do not need this word; this word is a waste of space. We just need the nationality with an "s".
So, I have another common mistake students make over here: "Muslim people". So, Muslim is a religion. Okay? "Muslim people fast"-"fast" means they don't eat-"during Ramadan". "Muslim people fast during Ramadan." It means Muslim people do not eat during their holy month, their religious month of Ramadan. So, there's a mistake, here. What do you think the mistake is? If you said, just like this, "people" is the mistake - you're correct. When we talk about religion and we're talking about Muslims, Christians, Jews, Hindus - you don't need the word "people". We could just change this to: "Muslims". So, "Muslim" here means a whole... All Muslims, it's like Muslim people, but we don't need the word "people".
Here's another example: "Christian people celebrate Easter.", "Christian people celebrate Easter." How can we fix this sentence? We can get rid of the word "people", and just add an "s". We can do the same thing for Hindus. "Hindus are often vegetarian", we could say. "Many Jews live in Israel.", "Many Buddhists live in Asia." Okay? So, instead of saying: "Jewish people", "Hindu people", it's easier just to say "Hindu" with an "s" or "Jews" with an "s". All right, so let's look at some other common mistakes students make.
Okay, so another mistake I often see students make in their writing especially, and also sometimes in their speaking is with "most", "some", and "a lot" when they're using these words with "people". Okay? So, the first example: "Most of people have cell phones these days." I see students use: "Most of people" a lot in their essays. So, what's the mistake, here? I'll give you a minute to think about it. "Most of people". The problem here is "of". Okay? We don't need "of"; "of" is incorrect here. We would just say: "Most people". "Most people have cell phones these days." Okay? "Most people love Chinese food.", "Most people like to play sports." You don't need "of". If you had: "Most of the people", that would be okay, but you need "the" here, although that's not as common.
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- published: 26 Oct 2012
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In this video, I will go over the different parts of speech in English. We will be looking at the use of nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs. You will also learn how to arrange them in a grammatically correct sentence. Also, I will teach you in what order to place the adjectives if you have more than one. For example, do you have a "big, white, excitable dog" or a "white, excitable, big dog"? Find out by watching this lesson and doing the quiz afterwards at https://www.engvid.com/basic-english-grammar-parts-of-speech/
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Hi. James from engVid. I would like to talk about something that will help you understand English, and it's two things. Number one are parts of speech. What are the parts of speech and how do you use them? The second is called syntax, which is a very complicated word for word order. Where do you put the words in a sentence? In some languages they have a different word order, some languages it doesn't really matter, but what my job today is, is to show you where the words go and: What do they basically mean-okay-in the parts of speech? As E said: "Words. Where do they go?"
Now, if you're new to English or even if you're an intermediate student, sometimes this causes you problems. Right? You've heard the terms: "preposition", "determiner", "syntax", and you're like: "Oh, it's so complicated." Today's lesson will be simple. You can go over this again and again. It will help you understand and use English better.
So I'm going to start off with the most basic part of parts of speech, and I want to start with the things part. Things. Not actions, but things. I am a person. My watch is a thing. Okay? An animal, a cat or a dog, or an apple, these are things. We call these things nouns, because nouns name people - Hi, I'm James; places - Toronto, Ontario; things - my watch; animals - a cat, meow; and food - an apple. Okay? These are nouns. Example: boy, dog, apple. Okay? Nouns name these things.
But sometimes you don't want to keep using the same noun again and again. "James ate the apple and James walked his dog as James talked to his friend, Oliver, and then James..." It gets what we call repetitive and boring, and it also makes the sentences go really slow. And sometimes we want to use the noun in a different way. So in this case we introduce what's called pronouns. Pronouns can replace nouns in a sentence. So now you could say something like this: "James ate the apple and he walked his dog." Instead of: "James ate the apple and James walked his dog", we can use a pronoun to replace it and make it simpler. We still know we're talking about James.
Now, we talked about word order or syntax. Let me explain this. In order to use a pronoun first you must use the noun. Okay? You introduce the noun and then you can replace it with a pronoun. That's why you see number one then number two. You cannot just start with a pronoun. If I started a sentence at the beginning: "He went to the store." The very first thing you will say to me is: "Who's he?" I go: "Oh, James went to the store and he bought the apples there." And you go: "Oh, now I know who he is." So, pronouns kind of number two because you have to actually introduce first with a noun, then you can replace it with a pronoun.
Now, we have several types of pronouns. I'm just going to go over and show you a couple of them so you get an idea. Pronouns include: "I", "we", which are subject pronouns. Object pronouns when we're talking about something that's not us, but something on the other side that receives action, as a subject pronoun I do things. I run. Right? We eat dinner. We're talking to them. Now, when we say "them", you go: "What?" Well, they are receiving it and we call those object pronouns. Okay? So the most basic ones are subject and object pronouns. One is doing something, one is receiving. There are reflexive pronouns, like: "himself" where somebody is talking about themselves. "He built the house himself." So he's talking about him as an object, but reflecting it back to himself. We call it reflexive pronoun. Okay? There are others, but I'm not going to get into them right now because I want to keep this simple just so you know what the parts of speech are, and you can always come to engVid to come and see other lessons in which we go deeply into reflexive pronouns, object and subject pronouns. Okay? Cool. So we talked about how pronouns can replace nouns, and we're good with that. Yeah?
So let's go to stage number three, because once you've replaced them, how do you know the difference between them? Apple, apple. I don't know. That's when we have adjectives. Adjectives. The word itself can be broken into two parts: "ject" and "ad". But remember... Do you remember when I said subject and object, and I gave you the example? I said, for instance: "I" is a subject pronoun. Right? Subject, yeah, I'm good at this.
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English grammar
English grammar is the structure of expressions in the English language. This includes the structure of words, phrases, clauses and sentences.
There are historical, social, cultural and regional variations of English. Divergences from the grammar described here occur in some dialects of English. This article describes a generalized present-day Standard English, the form of speech found in types of public discourse including broadcasting, education, entertainment, government, and news reporting, including both formal and informal speech. There are certain differences in grammar between the standard forms of British English, American English and Australian English, although these are inconspicuous compared with the lexical and pronunciation differences.
Word classes and phrases
Eight types of word ("word classes" or "parts of speech") are distinguished in English: nouns, determiners, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, and conjunctions. (Determiners, traditionally classified along with adjectives, have not always been regarded as a separate part of speech.) Interjections are another word class, but these are not described here as they do not form part of the clause and sentence structure of the language.
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English
English may refer to:
- English language
- English studies, the study of English language and literature
- English language in England, a variant of the English language
- List of dialects of the English language
- English people, a nation and ethnic group
- English national identity, an identity and common culture
- English studies, the study of English language and literature
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Video lesson
A video lesson or lecture is a video which presents educational material for a topic which is to be learned. Such videos might then be loaded onto the Internet for use as online lectures.
The format may vary. It might be a video of a teacher speaking to the camera, photographs and text about the topic or some mixture of these. The Khan Academy has been successful in teaching mathematics using notes written using Yahoo!'s doodle pad with a voiceover by Salman Khan (educator). These were then loaded onto YouTube where they have been popular and influential. Such lectures are a key part of flip teaching in which the initial work of communicating the essentials of the topic is done by the video lesson.
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Basic English
Basic English is an English-based controlled language created by linguist and philosopher Charles Kay Ogden as an international auxiliary language, and as an aid for teaching English as a second language. Basic English is, in essence, a simplified subset of regular English. It was presented in Ogden's book Basic English: A General Introduction with Rules and Grammar (1930).
Ogden's Basic, and the concept of a simplified English, gained its greatest publicity just after the Allied victory in World War II as a means for world peace. Although Basic English was not built into a program, similar simplifications have been devised for various international uses. Ogden's associate I. A. Richards promoted its use in schools in China. More recently, it has influenced the creation of Voice of America's Special English for news broadcasting, and Simplified Technical English, another English-based controlled language designed to write technical manuals.
What survives today of Ogden's Basic English is the basic 850-word list used as the beginner's vocabulary of the English language taught worldwide, especially in Asia.
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Grammar
In linguistics, grammar is the set of structural rules governing the composition of clauses, phrases, and words in any given natural language. The term refers also to the study of such rules, and this field includes morphology, syntax, and phonology, often complemented by phonetics, semantics, and pragmatics.
Use of the term
The term grammar is often used by non-linguists with a very broad meaning. As Jeremy Butterfield puts it, "Grammar is often a generic way of referring to any aspect of English that people object to." However, linguists use it in a much more specific sense. Speakers of a language have a set of internalised rules for using that language. This is grammar, and the vast majority of the information in it is acquired—at least in the case of one's native language—not by conscious study or instruction, but by observing other speakers; much of this work is done during early childhood. Learning a language later in life usually involves a greater degree of explicit instruction.
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18:29Learn English Grammar: The Sentence
Learn English Grammar: The SentenceLearn English Grammar: The Sentence
http://www.engvid.com Do you know how to build a sentence in English? In this lesson, you will learn the basic parts of a simple sentence, or independent clause. Knowing this will make it easier to understand any sentence in written English. Understanding how these different parts of a sentence work together to form meaning will help you write better in English. The knowledge in this lesson is essential for any 'Independent User' or 'Proficient User' of English. Quiz yourself here: http://www.engvid.com/english-grammar-the-sentence/ TRANSCRIPT Hi again. I'm Adam. Welcome back to www.engvid.com. Today I have a very important lesson, I think, for all of you that will help you very much with your reading, but especially your writing skills. Okay? Today we're going to look at the sentence. What is a sentence? Now, I know that all of you are saying: "Well, we know what a sentence is. We've learned this a thousand times before." Right? I know what you've learned and I know what you haven't learned, many of you; some of you have, of course. The sentence has a very basic structure, there's a very basic component that must be involved or included in a sentence, and a lot of grammar teachers, a lot of English teachers don't teach this. Okay? All of you, I'm sure have by now heard of "SVO", but have you heard of "SVsC"? Have you heard of "SVC"? Maybe yes, maybe no. But I'm sure a lot of you are going: "What? I've never heard of these things before." Well, we're going to talk about this in one second. Before we talk about a sentence, we have to talk about a clause. Now, what is a clause? I'm sure you've heard this word before as well, but just in case, a clause is any subject, verb combination. It's a group of words that must include a subject and a verb. Now, also very important to remember: it must be a tense verb, meaning that it must take a time; past, present, future. Okay? No base verb, no infinitive verb. So that is a clause. Now, there are two types of clauses. Okay? We have independent clauses and we have dependent clauses. The... These are sometimes called subordinate clauses. Now, every sentence in English to be a grammatically correct sentence must have an independent clause. It doesn't need a dependent clause, but it could have one. The independent clause could include a dependent clause as the subject or object. We'll talk about that after. So an independent clause has a subject and a verb, and it can stand by itself. It can contain a complete idea by itself. Okay? So, technically, the shortest sentence you can have in English will be a... Will be an independent clause with a subject and verb. What is the absolute shortest sentence that you can think of? Think of a sentence, the shortest you can possibly make it. Okay? Here's an example: "Go!" Is this a complete English sentence? Yes. Why? Because it contains an independent clause. Where? We have the implied subject: "you" and the tense verb: "go", the imperative tense "go". So this your basic English sentence. Now, we have three other types, three basic types and we can of course play with these after. Subject, verb, object. Some independent clauses must have an object, we'll talk about that in a second. Excuse me. Subject, verb, subject complement. Some sentences must have a subject complement. Subject, verb, complement. Okay? We're going to talk about each of these in a moment. I have the "A" here because quite often, this complement is actually an adverb phrase or an adverbial. We'll talk about that in a second. So your basic sentence can be any one of these three. Now, the reason we're looking at this... All these structures is because once you understand what must be contained in a sentence, then you can read any English sentence out there that is grammatically correct and be able to understand the main idea of that sentence. Okay? So let's start with "SVO". Okay, let's look at our "SVO" type of independent clause: subject, verb, object. Now, first, what is an object? Well, we have two types of objects to talk about. We have the direct object, we have the indirect object. Now, the thing to understand is that the object always answers a question about the verb, it completes the meaning of the verb by asking the questions: "What?" or: "Who?" Now, keep in mind that technically, it's: "Whom?" But if you say: "Who?" I'll let it go this time. Okay? Formal academic writing, "Whom?", "Whom?", "Whom?" IELTS, TOEFL, SAT, all that - "Whom?" not: "Who?" In the object position. But the direct object answers: "What?" or: "Who?" about the verb. Okay? We'll get back to that. -
7:53Basic English Grammar - Have, Has, Had
Basic English Grammar - Have, Has, HadBasic English Grammar - Have, Has, Had
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7:53:17FULL COURSE - LEARN ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSONS for Beginners, Elementary, Intermediate - full video
FULL COURSE - LEARN ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSONS for Beginners, Elementary, Intermediate - full videoFULL COURSE - LEARN ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSONS for Beginners, Elementary, Intermediate - full video
English grammar lessons for beginners - full course 7 hours. All the playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBAH_GfJiuYwC-ZfMJF_ytDlPOEJIewTi This video lesson can be also useful for other levels - Elementary and Pre-Intermediate. We learn basic English grammar lessosn. It's some kind of english tutorial - grammar. It's a complete English grammar course - basics and more advanced things. We learn English classes for beginners. This video can also help you to undertstand how to learn grammar - English explanations are provided. The aim of creating this video was to make the best English grammar tutorial. **************************************** If you really want to improve your English, you can also download our application on Play Market - 5555 English Grammar Tests with explanations: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.englishgalaxy.englishgrammartests&hl;=ru This application contains all English grammar topics for all levels and lots of English grammar practice where you can improve your English grammar step by step. The author of this application has a PhD and an international qualification from Cambridge University (CELTA) which allows him to teach English all over the world in English. This application will help you to speak English without any mistakes at all and be more confident during your English conversation, too. **************************************** Also join me on Facebook. Welcome! https://www.facebook.com/englishprofessionally/ **************************************** Also watch all the playlist on such important subjects as phrasal verbs, english words with examples, english speaking practice (we learn English converstion), english grammar lessson for beginners and other things: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBAH_GfJiuYzQJNmSs1LFY_LEalG6uxhg . **************************************** You can also subscribe to our second international channel for English learners https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoidBecdqtHYNLqrPio0Oeg - ENGLISH PLAYLISTS English Grammar Automatically: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_BMyvzyAiwnQ9_BXedNvdC9prbnh5jcM **************************************** If you really want to improve your English, you can also download our applications - https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=English+Galaxy 5555 English Grammar Tests with explanations - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.englishgalaxy.englishgrammartests This application contains all English grammar topics for all levels and lots of English grammar practice where you can improve your English grammar step by step. The author of this application has a PhD and an international qualification from Cambridge University (CELTA) which allows him to teach English all over the world in English. This application will help you to speak English without any mistakes at all and be more confident during your English conversation, too. **************************************** Also join me on Facebook. Welcome! https://www.facebook.com/englishprofessionally/ **************************************** Also watch all the playlist on such important subjects as phrasal verbs, english words with examples, english speaking practice (we learn English conversation), english grammar lessson for beginners and other things: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBAH_GfJiuYzQJNmSs1LFY_LEalG6uxhg – Most important English video coureses https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBAH_GfJiuYyNgvNx8Y9p2NqhT8wR9MeC – English grammar lessons from zero – we learn English grammar lessons for beginners -
12:31English Grammar: The Prepositions ON, AT, IN, BY
English Grammar: The Prepositions ON, AT, IN, BYEnglish Grammar: The Prepositions ON, AT, IN, BY
English for Beginners: Prepositions are short words that help us express location, time, and other relationships between people and things. Some examples of prepositions are: on, at, in, and by. Do you know how to use them? For example, do we say, "I am on a taxi" or "in a taxi"? Do you like to travel "in a plane" or "by plane"? After watching this simple but useful lesson, you will know exactly which preposition to use in any situation. Test yourself with our quiz: http://www.engvid.com/english-grammar-the-prepositions-on-at-in-by/ TRANSCRIPT I'm having a hard time reading on the train right now. Unh. Hold on. I'll start the lesson. Hi. James from engVid. Sorry, I was on the train. I want to teach you a lesson about four basic prepositions that we use in English that sometimes get confused, and I understand why, so I'll keep it basic. But because it's basic, it's going to be 80% correct. That's a good thing, that means you can go to the website and learn more from other lessons we have. But just know that sometimes there'll be exceptions, and I may not cover it here today. I'll even give you two exceptions to help you, but why waste time? Let's go to the board. Here's Mr. E. You'll notice he has a calendar, he has a clock, and: "You are here"? Oh, here. "Here" is a location. We're here right now, doing a lesson. That's the location: engVid. Let's go to the board and do the rest of the lesson, shall we? Here's: "at", "on", "in", and "by". "At". I love it because it's very specific, so you always know where you are, exactly. Problem: For transportation, "at" doesn't have anything. Hmm. So let's go to the next one. Let's go to "on". On. "On" is used for, let's say, large vehicles or large ways of travelling, such as buses... Sorry. Trains, buses, planes, and boats. I'll come back to boat in a second; it's an exception. On the train, on the bus, and on the plane, unless you're Bill Gates, Donald Trump, or me-I'm not in that list-you don't have your own train, plane, or bus, so you usually share it with a bunch of people or a few people. It's large. So we say: "You're on the bus", because it covers a big area, so there are many people sitting in that area. When I get to location, you'll see what I mean. Boat is a small exception. For many people in the world, they have their own boats because maybe they do fishing, or rowing, which is a type of boat that you go by yourself. In that situation, you can use "in". So, if the boat is small enough, say: "in": "I'm in a boat right now." But if it's a big boat, you have to say: "I'm on a boat." Another exception for the "on" rule is bicycle. You're always "on" a bicycle. I know, I said big vehicles, but remember: a bicycle is small, and it doesn't really have a motor or an engine, so we kind of give it its own thing, because you have to sit on the bicycle, and you can never really be in a bicycle. Is that good? Now, let's go to "in". "In" is funny because there are only two things for "in". "In" we use for car and taxi. The easy way to think about it is usually you own your own car; it doesn't belong to a group of people. People just don't get on your car every time you stop it, they go in and say: "Take me somewhere." And a taxi, well, when you're in a taxi, it is kind of your car. You pay the driver and you keep the car. So, this is one of those few cases where, because it belongs to me, I am in my car or I am in the taxi, because the taxi belongs to me as long as I pay the money. It's one of these funny exceptions. I don't know why, because you can put more people in a car, but I guess because you can actually own this transportation, it's yours. Think of it like the small boat. The small boat, one person is in it, you can be inside of it. All right? Cool. The last one we're going to do is "by". This is how you get there. So, "by" is different. When we talk about "in" and "on", you are... We are talking about how you are in the vehicle. Are you sitting on the bicycle? I can see you on it? You know, a boat is on water. But "by" just means: How did you get here? So, when someone responds to you with: "By car", "by plane", they're telling you how they got here. Not if they're in the plane, or on the plane. They are just... That's how they got there. So, how did I get here to do this video? Wouldn't you like to know. I'm kidding. I came here by car. So, yes, I was in my car and drove here, but I would tell somebody: "I got here by car, not by bus", and that would tell them the difference in the transportation I took. "How did you get here?" You like that? Good, so that's "by", this is how you did it; and the way you travelled is here, "in" and "on". Remember there is a small exception for small vehicles, so a small boat you can be in. Remember small. And a bicycle, you're always on the bicycle, because people see you sitting on it. We good? Excellent. Now, that is the lesson for transportation. -
13:33Fix Your English Grammar Mistakes: Talking about People
Fix Your English Grammar Mistakes: Talking about PeopleFix Your English Grammar Mistakes: Talking about People
Should you say "most of people" or "most people"? "Brazilian people" or "Brazilians"? "Every people" or "everybody"? If you're not 100% sure, this lesson is for you. In this lesson you'll learn how to talk about people correctly in English. This is an important subject because, in conversation, we often talk about things people do. I'll teach you the grammar behind common sentences and statements. You'll learn to use these sentence structures correctly and to avoid mistakes that many English learners make. Then take the quiz here: http://www.engvid.com/fix-your-english-grammar-mistakes-talking-about-people/ TRANSCRIPT Hello. My name is Emma, and in today's video, I am going to teach you about some mistakes a lot of students make. So, I've been teaching English for about five years now, and the mistakes I'm going to teach you today, I've seen students make many times in both their speaking, as well as their writing. Okay? So these mistakes are mistakes students make when they're talking about people. So, I'm going to give you some examples of some of these mistakes. The first one I want to show you: "Some Canadian people hate winter." It's true, I'm one of those people; I hate winter. So, "Some Canadian people hate winter." There's a mistake, here. I want you to take a moment to look, and think: What could the mistake be? "Some Canadian people hate winter." I'll give you a hint: The mistake is somewhere here. If you thought "people" is the mistake, you're correct. "Canadian people", it's redundant. We don't need the word "people", because "Canadian"... If we add an "s" here, this means "Canadian people". Okay? So, instead of saying "Canadian people", we would say "Canadians". "Some Canadians hate winter." It's the same if we wanted to talk about Americans. We would not say: "Some American people hate winter." We would prefer to say: "Some Americans"-with an "s"-"hate winter". So, let's look at another example. "Many Brazilian people are learning English." So, there's a mistake, here. What's the mistake? "Many Brazilian people are learning English." If you said the mistake was "people", you're correct. When we're talking about nationalities, we do not use the word "people". So, what can we do to fix this? We can get rid of the word "people", and what can we do to the word "Brazilian", because there's more than one? We can add an "s". So, now it's: "Many Brazilians are learning English." Okay? So, I'm going to give you another example, this time not on the board, but I'm just going to say it. "Many Asian people like spicy food.", "Many Asian people like spicy food." Now, how would you fix this sentence? If you said: "Many Asians like spicy food." you'd be correct. So, when we talk about nationalities, we do not need this word; this word is a waste of space. We just need the nationality with an "s". So, I have another common mistake students make over here: "Muslim people". So, Muslim is a religion. Okay? "Muslim people fast"-"fast" means they don't eat-"during Ramadan". "Muslim people fast during Ramadan." It means Muslim people do not eat during their holy month, their religious month of Ramadan. So, there's a mistake, here. What do you think the mistake is? If you said, just like this, "people" is the mistake - you're correct. When we talk about religion and we're talking about Muslims, Christians, Jews, Hindus - you don't need the word "people". We could just change this to: "Muslims". So, "Muslim" here means a whole... All Muslims, it's like Muslim people, but we don't need the word "people". Here's another example: "Christian people celebrate Easter.", "Christian people celebrate Easter." How can we fix this sentence? We can get rid of the word "people", and just add an "s". We can do the same thing for Hindus. "Hindus are often vegetarian", we could say. "Many Jews live in Israel.", "Many Buddhists live in Asia." Okay? So, instead of saying: "Jewish people", "Hindu people", it's easier just to say "Hindu" with an "s" or "Jews" with an "s". All right, so let's look at some other common mistakes students make. Okay, so another mistake I often see students make in their writing especially, and also sometimes in their speaking is with "most", "some", and "a lot" when they're using these words with "people". Okay? So, the first example: "Most of people have cell phones these days." I see students use: "Most of people" a lot in their essays. So, what's the mistake, here? I'll give you a minute to think about it. "Most of people". The problem here is "of". Okay? We don't need "of"; "of" is incorrect here. We would just say: "Most people". "Most people have cell phones these days." Okay? "Most people love Chinese food.", "Most people like to play sports." You don't need "of". If you had: "Most of the people", that would be okay, but you need "the" here, although that's not as common. -
14:42Tenses | Basic English Grammar in Hindi (all 12 parts of tenses)explanation in hindi
Tenses | Basic English Grammar in Hindi (all 12 parts of tenses)explanation in hindiTenses | Basic English Grammar in Hindi (all 12 parts of tenses)explanation in hindi
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16:45All Tenses - English Lesson
All Tenses - English LessonAll Tenses - English Lesson
In this English Lesson we will review all of the tenses we have previously covered in our 'Learn The Tenses' series. This includes all present, past and future tenses. Exercise Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKfZTXh3kco If you prefer to study with me off-line, join my downloadable ‘Master the English Verb Tenses’ with a 40% discount: https://goo.gl/DZxGJt A-F 105 Main Tenses: http://tinyurl.com/cpz58ar For more help with your English grammar, visit: http://anglo-link.com -
9:04Basic English Grammar - Noun, Verb, Adjective, Adverb
Basic English Grammar - Noun, Verb, Adjective, AdverbBasic English Grammar - Noun, Verb, Adjective, Adverb
http://www.engvid.com/ What is a noun? What is a verb? What is an adjective? AHHHHH!!! Learn how to recognize nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs in this important basic grammar lesson. Then test yourself with the quiz: http://www.engvid.com/basics-noun-verb-adjective-adverb/ -
10:45:3710 HOURS - FULL COURSE. ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS AND PRE INTERMEDIATE
10 HOURS - FULL COURSE. ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS AND PRE INTERMEDIATE10 HOURS - FULL COURSE. ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS AND PRE INTERMEDIATE
It's a full English grammar course for beginners. All the playlist - All https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBAH_GfJiuYyNgvNx8Y9p2NqhT8wR9MeC The aim of creating this video was to make the best English grammar tutoria for beginners and higher levels (pre intermediate, intermediate). **************************************** If you really want to improve your English, you can also download our application on Play Market - 5555 English Grammar Tests with explanations: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.englishgalaxy.englishgrammartests&hl;=ru This application contains all English grammar topics for all levels and lots of English grammar practice where you can improve your English grammar step by step. The author of this application has a PhD and an international qualification from Cambridge University (CELTA) which allows him to teach English all over the world in English. This application will help you to speak English without any mistakes at all and be more confident during your English conversation, too. **************************************** Also join me on Facebook. Welcome! https://www.facebook.com/englishprofessionally/ **************************************** Also watch all the playlist on such important subjects as phrasal verbs, english words with examples, english speaking practice (we learn English converstion), english grammar lessson for beginners and other things: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBAH_GfJiuYzQJNmSs1LFY_LEalG6uxhg . **************************************** You can also subscribe to our second international channel for English learners https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoidBecdqtHYNLqrPio0Oeg - ENGLISH PLAYLISTS English Grammar Automatically: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_BMyvzyAiwnQ9_BXedNvdC9prbnh5jcM **************************************** If you really want to improve your English, you can also download our applications - https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=English+Galaxy 5555 English Grammar Tests with explanations - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.englishgalaxy.englishgrammartests This application contains all English grammar topics for all levels and lots of English grammar practice where you can improve your English grammar step by step. The author of this application has a PhD and an international qualification from Cambridge University (CELTA) which allows him to teach English all over the world in English. This application will help you to speak English without any mistakes at all and be more confident during your English conversation, too. **************************************** Also join me on Facebook. Welcome! https://www.facebook.com/englishprofessionally/ **************************************** Also watch all the playlist on such important subjects as phrasal verbs, english words with examples, english speaking practice (we learn English conversation), english grammar lessson for beginners and other things: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBAH_GfJiuYzQJNmSs1LFY_LEalG6uxhg – Most important English video coureses https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBAH_GfJiuYyNgvNx8Y9p2NqhT8wR9MeC – English grammar lessons from zero – we learn English grammar lessons for beginners -
19:21KEY TO ENGLISH PREPOSITIONS IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR. LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS AND INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
KEY TO ENGLISH PREPOSITIONS IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR. LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS AND INTERMEDIATE LEVELKEY TO ENGLISH PREPOSITIONS IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR. LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS AND INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
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20:06Basic English Grammar: Parts of Speech – noun, verb, adjective, pronoun, adverb...
Basic English Grammar: Parts of Speech – noun, verb, adjective, pronoun, adverb...Basic English Grammar: Parts of Speech – noun, verb, adjective, pronoun, adverb...
In this video, I will go over the different parts of speech in English. We will be looking at the use of nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs. You will also learn how to arrange them in a grammatically correct sentence. Also, I will teach you in what order to place the adjectives if you have more than one. For example, do you have a "big, white, excitable dog" or a "white, excitable, big dog"? Find out by watching this lesson and doing the quiz afterwards at https://www.engvid.com/basic-english-grammar-parts-of-speech/ TRANSCRIPT Hi. James from engVid. I would like to talk about something that will help you understand English, and it's two things. Number one are parts of speech. What are the parts of speech and how do you use them? The second is called syntax, which is a very complicated word for word order. Where do you put the words in a sentence? In some languages they have a different word order, some languages it doesn't really matter, but what my job today is, is to show you where the words go and: What do they basically mean-okay-in the parts of speech? As E said: "Words. Where do they go?" Now, if you're new to English or even if you're an intermediate student, sometimes this causes you problems. Right? You've heard the terms: "preposition", "determiner", "syntax", and you're like: "Oh, it's so complicated." Today's lesson will be simple. You can go over this again and again. It will help you understand and use English better. So I'm going to start off with the most basic part of parts of speech, and I want to start with the things part. Things. Not actions, but things. I am a person. My watch is a thing. Okay? An animal, a cat or a dog, or an apple, these are things. We call these things nouns, because nouns name people - Hi, I'm James; places - Toronto, Ontario; things - my watch; animals - a cat, meow; and food - an apple. Okay? These are nouns. Example: boy, dog, apple. Okay? Nouns name these things. But sometimes you don't want to keep using the same noun again and again. "James ate the apple and James walked his dog as James talked to his friend, Oliver, and then James..." It gets what we call repetitive and boring, and it also makes the sentences go really slow. And sometimes we want to use the noun in a different way. So in this case we introduce what's called pronouns. Pronouns can replace nouns in a sentence. So now you could say something like this: "James ate the apple and he walked his dog." Instead of: "James ate the apple and James walked his dog", we can use a pronoun to replace it and make it simpler. We still know we're talking about James. Now, we talked about word order or syntax. Let me explain this. In order to use a pronoun first you must use the noun. Okay? You introduce the noun and then you can replace it with a pronoun. That's why you see number one then number two. You cannot just start with a pronoun. If I started a sentence at the beginning: "He went to the store." The very first thing you will say to me is: "Who's he?" I go: "Oh, James went to the store and he bought the apples there." And you go: "Oh, now I know who he is." So, pronouns kind of number two because you have to actually introduce first with a noun, then you can replace it with a pronoun. Now, we have several types of pronouns. I'm just going to go over and show you a couple of them so you get an idea. Pronouns include: "I", "we", which are subject pronouns. Object pronouns when we're talking about something that's not us, but something on the other side that receives action, as a subject pronoun I do things. I run. Right? We eat dinner. We're talking to them. Now, when we say "them", you go: "What?" Well, they are receiving it and we call those object pronouns. Okay? So the most basic ones are subject and object pronouns. One is doing something, one is receiving. There are reflexive pronouns, like: "himself" where somebody is talking about themselves. "He built the house himself." So he's talking about him as an object, but reflecting it back to himself. We call it reflexive pronoun. Okay? There are others, but I'm not going to get into them right now because I want to keep this simple just so you know what the parts of speech are, and you can always come to engVid to come and see other lessons in which we go deeply into reflexive pronouns, object and subject pronouns. Okay? Cool. So we talked about how pronouns can replace nouns, and we're good with that. Yeah? So let's go to stage number three, because once you've replaced them, how do you know the difference between them? Apple, apple. I don't know. That's when we have adjectives. Adjectives. The word itself can be broken into two parts: "ject" and "ad". But remember... Do you remember when I said subject and object, and I gave you the example? I said, for instance: "I" is a subject pronoun. Right? Subject, yeah, I'm good at this. -
42:37Fun way to Learn English grammar
Fun way to Learn English grammarFun way to Learn English grammar
The Best and Most fun way to learn English Grammar through conversation (English Subtitled) The best way to learn Grammar. Struggling with English grammar, getting tired of your English grammar book. This key to learn Basic English Grammar well is to not give up. -
2:15:29English Grammar Course For Beginners: Basic English Grammar
English Grammar Course For Beginners: Basic English GrammarEnglish Grammar Course For Beginners: Basic English Grammar
Hello here is a great and free English grammar course taught by Esther. Esther is an American teacher from California. It is the best video course for beginner students. Esther teaches English articles, pronouns, prepositions, adjectives, etc. This video is perfect to help you improve your English speaking, listening, writing, and reading. Please check it out! I hope it helps you to improve your English. http://www.shawenglish.com 0:00 Beginner English Introduction 0:57 Vowels and Consonants 5:57 a/an + Noun 11:26 Singular / Plural Nouns 20:45 Subjective Pronouns 26:53 Subjective Pronouns + Be 33:44 Subjective Pronouns + Be + Not 38:43 'be' Verb Pronoun Questions 49:54 Review #1 - Subjective Pronouns 53:12 Grammar Check Up #1 58:55 What + Be Verb Questions 1:03:43 This / That 1:07:32 These / Those 1:11:58 This / That / These / Those Practice 1:13:47 Possessive Adjectives 1:21:46 Possessive Pronouns 1:27:04 Grammar Check Up #2 1:34:16 Articles + Noun 1:40:47 Prepositions: in / on / under 1:45:44 Beginner Adjectives 1:50:13 Grammar Check Up #3 1:57:41 Have / Has 2:01:59 Don't / Doesn't Have Questions 2:06:26 Do / Does Have Questions 2:10:42 Grammar Check Up #4 -
11:57Learn English Grammar: USE, USED, and USED TO
Learn English Grammar: USE, USED, and USED TOLearn English Grammar: USE, USED, and USED TO
How do you use the verb USE? The answer is, in several different ways! In this lesson, I will explain how to use this common verb, with lots of examples from everyday English. We will also look at the difference between "used" and "used to", which can mean two very different things. Thanks for watching! http://www.engvid.com/learn-english-grammar-use-used-and-used-to/ TRANSCRIPT Hello. I'm Gill from www.engvid.com and we're having a lesson today on the verb "to use", which is quite an interesting verb and it is used in different ways. So I'm going to show you a few ways that we can use the verb "to use". Okay. So: "use" in the past tense: "used", and we also talk about being "used to", so I'll be showing you some examples of the different ways of using "used to". Okay. Let's just start with the simple meaning. Right, to use something, the simple meaning. "I use a computer at work." Okay? I have a computer on my desk, I use it. It's part of my job to use the computer. Okay? "She uses a sat-nav in her car." To help her find her direction, how to go to somewhere when she doesn't know the way, a sat-nav machine in her car. She uses. So, obviously, "use", "uses" depending on the person. I use, you use, but he/she/it uses. We just add the "s" on the end in the present tense. Okay. And then just the past tense, if I... If I... In the past I had a job where I used a computer at work, so we could change that to past tense if we want to and say: "I used a computer at work", just the same. Okay. So that's just the simple way of using "use". So let's have a look at some more complicated ways of using this word. And the first one is "to get used to" something. And you may have noticed when I said that I made more of an "s" sound here: "used", "ss"; whereas with this one, it has a sort of "z": "to use". "Use", but then when we come to this, "use", "used", "used to". Okay? So just remember there is a slight change of pronunciation when you say "to get used to something". And this is when you're adapting to a new situation, to get used to. You're probably having to get used to the English language and all the complications in it, and the new vocabulary that you're learning. You have to get used to a new language, adapt to it. Okay, so looking at this first example, maybe this is someone who has moved from a hot country to a cold one, and they're finding it very difficult in the winter because the winters are cold and long. So, they might say: "I can't get used to the long, cold winters." It's really difficult to adapt, to get used to the long, cold winters. Okay? And then this one, maybe someone who has started a new job and there are a lot of new things to learn, so they're saying: "There's a lot to learn in my new job, but I'm getting used to it. I'm adapting gradually. I'm getting used to it." Okay? So this is about adapting, a gradual process of getting used to something. Okay? So that's getting used to something. And similarly: "to be used to". Again, it's the "s" sound, to be used to something is when you have adapted or it was... It's always been like that. It's normal, it's a regular situation. So there's nothing new here. It's something that you've always done or you've done for a long time so it feels normal. So, you say: "I'm used to getting up early". "I'm used to", "to be", "I am", so that's part of the verb "to be". "I am used to getting up early." I'm not used to getting up early, but some people are. I find it very difficult, getting up early. Oh dear, especially in the long, cold winters. Mmm. Okay: "I'm used to getting", well, somebody. "He is used to getting up early." I'm not. Oh, here's a negative one: "He's not used to driving on the left." Maybe someone who's moved countries, again, in his country they drive on the right, so he moves to a country where they drive on the left, how confusing, and he's not used to driving on the left. You can even have an accident if you're not used to it. I think you have to practice quite carefully first. Not used to driving his car on the left. Okay? And then finally in this section, again, the weather in this country, in the UK: "We're used to wet weather in the UK." Okay? "We are used to wet weather". It rains a lot, especially in the autumn. Okay. And in the spring, and in the winter, and sometimes in the summer as well, so it's very... It can be very wet here. You may not want to come now I've told you that, but anyway. Perhaps you're here already. Anyway: "We're used to wet weather in the UK." And the longer you spend here, you... Easier you'll get used to it as well. Okay, so that is the first part of the lesson. We have one more set of examples which we'll be covering next. -
23:19Advanced English Grammar: Dependent Clauses
Advanced English Grammar: Dependent ClausesAdvanced English Grammar: Dependent Clauses
Do you have a hard time understanding dependent clauses? In English, we have four types of dependent clauses. In this advanced lesson, I'll help you understand each type of dependent clause and its purpose. I'll give you definitions and examples of each clause. Mastering these clauses will improve your reading comprehension and make you a better writer. After the class, take the quiz to practice what you've learned. http://www.engvid.com/advanced-english-grammar-dependent-clauses/ Watch Adam's series on clauses! Noun Clauses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SrEEPt4MQA Adjective Clauses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpV39YEmh5k Adverb Clauses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkooLJ9MWVE TRANSCRIPT Hi. Welcome back to www.engvid.com. I'm Adam, and today's lesson is a special lesson. It's an introduction to dependent clauses. Now, before I begin, I want you to understand I'm only going to look at the functions of the dependent clauses today. I'm not going to look at how they're built, how to structure them, the conjunctions they use, the relative pronouns they use; only about the functions, because it's very important that you are able to recognize the different types of dependent clauses. Once you recognize the function of a clause, you know how it's built, you know what it's doing in the sentence, you can understand the sentence better, you can write better sentences. So, dependent clauses, what are they? First of all, they're also called subordinate clauses. You might see "subordinate", you might see "dependent". They're very different from the independent clause. The independent clause is a clause that can stand by itself, and has a complete meaning. It doesn't have... It doesn't need any other information. A "clause" is a collection of words-sorry-that must include a subject and a verb. Okay, we have basically four types. Technically, we think of three types, but there's one extra one that we're going to look at today. We have "noun clauses", we have "adjective clauses"-adjective clauses" are also called "relative clauses"-we have "adverb clauses", and we have something called a "that clause", which is really none of these three. It's closest to the noun clause, but it doesn't function like a noun clause. We're going to start with the noun clause, then. What is a noun clause? First of all, a noun clause has a specific function in a sentence. It is used, just like it's called, it's used like a noun. You think of a noun clause as you would a noun, except that it's a clause. There's a subject, there's a verb, there's other pieces to it. We can use it as a subject of a sentence, we can use it as a subject of an otherwise independent clause. "What you do in your free time is your business." So, look... Let's, first of all, look at all the verbs, here. We have "do" and we have "is". We have two verbs. The subject for "you"... For "do" is "you". Okay? What is the subject for "is"? Well, if you look around, it's not "time", it's not "your", and it's not "you" because "you" is already being used. So the whole thing: "What you do in your free time", this is the subject, this is the verb, this is the subject complement. Okay? Now, very rarely do people actually use noun clauses as subjects, especially in writing. What they might say is "it": "It is your business what you do in your free time." Okay? We call this a "preparatory 'it'". It means we prepare you for the subject that's going to come later. Why do we do this? Because it's more... It's a bit awkward to do it like this. It's more convenient to begin with "it", get to the verb, and get to whatever comes after the verb, and put the subject later because it's long. Okay? "What you do in your free time", subject, "is", verb. Now, we can use it as a subject complement. A subject complement looks like an object, but it is not. It comes after a "be" verb. It comes after a "be" verb, okay? And it completes the meaning of the subject. So, Tom, what do we know about Tom? "Tom isn't"... Isn't what? He "isn't what you would call friendly." This is the noun clause. There is the subject, there is the verb. These, by the way, these are just called the pronouns or the conjunctions, whatever you want to call them. They begin the clause. Now, as we know from other lessons, "is" works like an equal sign. Tom, not really friendly. That's basically what this sentence means. This is the subject complement to Tom, noun clause. Notice the conjunction "what" can only be used in a noun clause; not in an adjective clause, not in an adverb clause. -
13:08Prepositions in Time Expressions - English Grammar & Speaking Lesson
Prepositions in Time Expressions - English Grammar & Speaking LessonPrepositions in Time Expressions - English Grammar & Speaking Lesson
In this lesson, I'm going to give you some tips on 'prepositions of time', followed by exercises to help you to assimilate and remember them. Make sure you repeat the gap-filling exercises several times until you can choose the correct preposition without any hesitation. Prepositions with basic verbs: https://youtu.be/-Uvp4MEdmoM Prepositions of place: https://youtu.be/rIHWuvB16HQ For more help with learning and practising English, visit our website: http://anglo-link.com Facebook: http://facebook.com/AngloLink Twitter: http://twitter.com/AngloLink Enjoy! -
16:33KEY TO ENGLISH TENSES IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR WITH EXAMPLES. ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS
KEY TO ENGLISH TENSES IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR WITH EXAMPLES. ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSONS FOR BEGINNERSKEY TO ENGLISH TENSES IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR WITH EXAMPLES. ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS
We learn English grammar for beginners - it's said how to understand these tenses. We learn tenses in English grammar with examples . **************************************** If you really want to improve your English, you can also download our application on Play Market - 5555 English Grammar Tests with explanations: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.englishgalaxy.englishgrammartests&hl;=ru This application contains all English grammar topics for all levels and lots of English grammar practice where you can improve your English grammar step by step. The author of this application has a PhD and an international qualification from Cambridge University (CELTA) which allows him to teach English all over the world in English. This application will help you to speak English without any mistakes at all and be more confident during your English conversation, too. **************************************** Also join me on Facebook. Welcome! https://www.facebook.com/englishprofessionally/ **************************************** Also watch all the playlist on such important subjects as phrasal verbs, english words with examples, english speaking practice (we learn English converstion), english grammar lessson for beginners and other things: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBAH_GfJiuYzQJNmSs1LFY_LEalG6uxhg . **************************************** You can also subscribe to our second international channel for English learners https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoidBecdqtHYNLqrPio0Oeg - ENGLISH PLAYLISTS English Grammar Automatically: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_BMyvzyAiwnQ9_BXedNvdC9prbnh5jcM **************************************** If you really want to improve your English, you can also download our applications - https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=English+Galaxy 5555 English Grammar Tests with explanations - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.englishgalaxy.englishgrammartests This application contains all English grammar topics for all levels and lots of English grammar practice where you can improve your English grammar step by step. The author of this application has a PhD and an international qualification from Cambridge University (CELTA) which allows him to teach English all over the world in English. This application will help you to speak English without any mistakes at all and be more confident during your English conversation, too. **************************************** Also join me on Facebook. Welcome! https://www.facebook.com/englishprofessionally/ **************************************** Also watch all the playlist on such important subjects as phrasal verbs, english words with examples, english speaking practice (we learn English conversation), english grammar lessson for beginners and other things: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBAH_GfJiuYzQJNmSs1LFY_LEalG6uxhg – Most important English video coureses https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBAH_GfJiuYyNgvNx8Y9p2NqhT8wR9MeC – English grammar lessons from zero – we learn English grammar lessons for beginners -
11:07Articles - a, an & the - English Grammar lesson
Articles - a, an & the - English Grammar lessonArticles - a, an & the - English Grammar lesson
Articles - a, an & the - English Grammar lesson Take the quiz - http://www.learnex.in/articles-a-an-the/ The 3 articles in English are a, an and the. The learner has to decide noun-by-noun which one of the articles to use. In fact, there are 4 choices to make, because sometimes no article is necessary. Native-speakers, of course, use the articles correctly without thinking. English learners, on the other hand, need to have some guidelines for making the right choice - particularly those learners whose own language does not have articles. The guidelines that follow in this lesson should help ESL students to a basic understanding of English article use. The words a, an and the are known as articles. • We use an before words that begin with vowels (a,e,i,o,u). E.g. I found an orange boat. However there are few exceptions like the words honest and hour. In the words honest and hour the alphabet h is silent and therefore the letter o becomes the first alphabet of the word and hence we use the article an. E.g. Mr. Smith is an honest man. I will be with you in an hour. We use a before words that begin with consonants (all the letters of the alphabet except the vowels). E.g. Bumble is a baby elephant. • We use the before words that we have already spoken about. E.g. I bought an apple. The apple is very sweet. -
26:36आसानी से सीखें Tenses | Learn Tenses in English Grammar with Examples in Hindi - by Him-eesh
आसानी से सीखें Tenses | Learn Tenses in English Grammar with Examples in Hindi - by Him-eeshआसानी से सीखें Tenses | Learn Tenses in English Grammar with Examples in Hindi - by Him-eesh
Become master of English Tenses by watching this video on english grammar tenses with examples in Hindi. This video will help you understand basics of english grammar and in depth knowledge of tenses along with grammar rules. This english speaking video on tenses in Hindi is aimed to help you in understanding that how to make english sentence in hindi and speak english fluently. This video on english grammar in hindi will also help you to practice english speaking and tenses as lot of example shave been provided in this grammatical video. If you wish to learn english, you need to understand tenses and rules of grammar. This purpose will be solved by this video as we help you to learn english through hindi in our various videos. We wish to improve your spoken english, and we will keep making video to help you practice english speaking and be able to speak english confidently and fluently. Many of the viewers requested us to make video on basic english grammar in hindi and we will surely keep making many more videos to improve english grammar and practice it with examples. Please mention your view about this video on tenses in Hindi and also suggest more topics which you want us to cover in our full course on english speaking. All the Best, Him-eesh -
33:47All Modal Helping Verbs in English Grammar I एक वीडियो में सभी Modals I Examples and Use in Hindi
All Modal Helping Verbs in English Grammar I एक वीडियो में सभी Modals I Examples and Use in HindiAll Modal Helping Verbs in English Grammar I एक वीडियो में सभी Modals I Examples and Use in Hindi
All Modal Helping Verbs in English Grammar I एक वीडियो में सभी Modals I Examples and Use in Hindi... Download link of Spoken English eBook PDF: http://englishwale.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Spoken-English-Guru-eBook.pdf All the Video lecture Charts: http://englishwale.com/english-charts/ Is/am/are to / has to /have to/ having to" video Link: https://youtu.be/PovmCIE0gd8 Would video lecture: https://youtu.be/Yf_T-LorX9s Would have video lecture: https://youtu.be/HwKARnadyE0 Should vs Need Video https://youtu.be/h0Ssyw5lqIk All modal helping verbs with examples in separate videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox6FoHE30D7mAk5DylqVR81O Dear viewer, Watch all the videos in sequence from playlist 1 to 12: Playlist 1: "Introduction & Basics of English" Video Lectures https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox569k1T00UH7zdw0ZETatLz Playlist 2: Simple Sentences' Video Lectures https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox4xqm9T72J1D6I2IqLG4cJr Playlist 3: Tenses' Video Lectures https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox4evkxrt2AnfXpndrYtEo5Q Playlist 4: Modal Helping Verb Video Lectures https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox6FoHE30D7mAk5DylqVR81O Playlist 5: Prepositions' Video Lectures https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox5sd3o3RZE9HJcZ_crRvBYG Playlist 6: Conjunctions' Video Lectures https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox5cy2xkIQknyfyd9PSxR3JY Playlist 7: Vocabulary & Daily Sentences' Video Lectures https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox5WZDOosR7ihWooeFwnT8Hf Playlist 8: Pronunciation & Sound Video Lectures https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox4CdWX12bGL396YGeIEhqiS Playlist 9: "Do You Know Module" Video Lectures https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox5jCZrLMal3-d4Al5yHwYD7 Playlist 10: Active & Passive Voice Video Lectures https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox7M4w-k72XtRwP5OlZEXT_j Playlist 11: Question-Answer Test Video Lectures https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox6AvA4NUZyNCpfMXIXwDSNq Playlist 12: Advance English Topics' video Lectures https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox53AvjielYUoRlaO_cuBDQb
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Learn English Grammar: The Sentence
http://www.engvid.com Do you know how to build a sentence in English? In this lesson, you will learn the basic parts of a simple sentence, or independent clause. Knowing this will make it easier to understand any sentence in written English. Understanding how these different parts of a sentence work together to form meaning will help you write better in English. The knowledge in this lesson is essential for any 'Independent User' or 'Proficient User' of English. Quiz yourself here: http://www.engvid.com/english-grammar-the-sentence/ TRANSCRIPT Hi again. I'm Adam. Welcome back to www.engvid.com. Today I have a very important lesson, I think, for all of you that will help you very much with your reading, but especially your writing skills. Okay? Today we're going to look at the sentence. ...
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Basic English Grammar - Have, Has, Had
http://www.engvid.com/ By special request -- this lesson teaches you about the easily and often mixed-up English verb "have"!
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FULL COURSE - LEARN ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSONS for Beginners, Elementary, Intermediate - full video
English grammar lessons for beginners - full course 7 hours. All the playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBAH_GfJiuYwC-ZfMJF_ytDlPOEJIewTi This video lesson can be also useful for other levels - Elementary and Pre-Intermediate. We learn basic English grammar lessosn. It's some kind of english tutorial - grammar. It's a complete English grammar course - basics and more advanced things. We learn English classes for beginners. This video can also help you to undertstand how to learn grammar - English explanations are provided. The aim of creating this video was to make the best English grammar tutorial. **************************************** If you really want to improve your English, you can also download our application on Play Market - 5555 English Grammar Tests with explan...
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English Grammar: The Prepositions ON, AT, IN, BY
English for Beginners: Prepositions are short words that help us express location, time, and other relationships between people and things. Some examples of prepositions are: on, at, in, and by. Do you know how to use them? For example, do we say, "I am on a taxi" or "in a taxi"? Do you like to travel "in a plane" or "by plane"? After watching this simple but useful lesson, you will know exactly which preposition to use in any situation. Test yourself with our quiz: http://www.engvid.com/english-grammar-the-prepositions-on-at-in-by/ TRANSCRIPT I'm having a hard time reading on the train right now. Unh. Hold on. I'll start the lesson. Hi. James from engVid. Sorry, I was on the train. I want to teach you a lesson about four basic prepositions that we use in English that sometimes get conf...
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Fix Your English Grammar Mistakes: Talking about People
Should you say "most of people" or "most people"? "Brazilian people" or "Brazilians"? "Every people" or "everybody"? If you're not 100% sure, this lesson is for you. In this lesson you'll learn how to talk about people correctly in English. This is an important subject because, in conversation, we often talk about things people do. I'll teach you the grammar behind common sentences and statements. You'll learn to use these sentence structures correctly and to avoid mistakes that many English learners make. Then take the quiz here: http://www.engvid.com/fix-your-english-grammar-mistakes-talking-about-people/ TRANSCRIPT Hello. My name is Emma, and in today's video, I am going to teach you about some mistakes a lot of students make. So, I've been teaching English for about five years now, a...
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Tenses | Basic English Grammar in Hindi (all 12 parts of tenses)explanation in hindi
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All Tenses - English Lesson
In this English Lesson we will review all of the tenses we have previously covered in our 'Learn The Tenses' series. This includes all present, past and future tenses. Exercise Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKfZTXh3kco If you prefer to study with me off-line, join my downloadable ‘Master the English Verb Tenses’ with a 40% discount: https://goo.gl/DZxGJt A-F 105 Main Tenses: http://tinyurl.com/cpz58ar For more help with your English grammar, visit: http://anglo-link.com
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Basic English Grammar - Noun, Verb, Adjective, Adverb
http://www.engvid.com/ What is a noun? What is a verb? What is an adjective? AHHHHH!!! Learn how to recognize nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs in this important basic grammar lesson. Then test yourself with the quiz: http://www.engvid.com/basics-noun-verb-adjective-adverb/
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10 HOURS - FULL COURSE. ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS AND PRE INTERMEDIATE
It's a full English grammar course for beginners. All the playlist - All https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBAH_GfJiuYyNgvNx8Y9p2NqhT8wR9MeC The aim of creating this video was to make the best English grammar tutoria for beginners and higher levels (pre intermediate, intermediate). **************************************** If you really want to improve your English, you can also download our application on Play Market - 5555 English Grammar Tests with explanations: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.englishgalaxy.englishgrammartests&hl;=ru This application contains all English grammar topics for all levels and lots of English grammar practice where you can improve your English grammar step by step. The author of this application has a PhD and an international qualif...
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KEY TO ENGLISH PREPOSITIONS IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR. LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS AND INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
This video is key to English prepositions in English grammar. We try to learn them with examples when needed. We learn English grammar lessons for beginner and intermediate level . **************************************** You can also subscribe to our second international channel for English learners https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoidBecdqtHYNLqrPio0Oeg - ENGLISH PLAYLISTS English Grammar Automatically: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_BMyvzyAiwnQ9_BXedNvdC9prbnh5jcM **************************************** If you really want to improve your English, you can also download our applications - https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=English+Galaxy 5555 English Grammar Tests with explanations - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.englishgalaxy.englishgr...
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Basic English Grammar: Parts of Speech – noun, verb, adjective, pronoun, adverb...
In this video, I will go over the different parts of speech in English. We will be looking at the use of nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs. You will also learn how to arrange them in a grammatically correct sentence. Also, I will teach you in what order to place the adjectives if you have more than one. For example, do you have a "big, white, excitable dog" or a "white, excitable, big dog"? Find out by watching this lesson and doing the quiz afterwards at https://www.engvid.com/basic-english-grammar-parts-of-speech/ TRANSCRIPT Hi. James from engVid. I would like to talk about something that will help you understand English, and it's two things. Number one are parts of speech. What are the parts of speech and how do you use them? The second is called syntax, which is a very ...
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Fun way to Learn English grammar
The Best and Most fun way to learn English Grammar through conversation (English Subtitled) The best way to learn Grammar. Struggling with English grammar, getting tired of your English grammar book. This key to learn Basic English Grammar well is to not give up.
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English Grammar Course For Beginners: Basic English Grammar
Hello here is a great and free English grammar course taught by Esther. Esther is an American teacher from California. It is the best video course for beginner students. Esther teaches English articles, pronouns, prepositions, adjectives, etc. This video is perfect to help you improve your English speaking, listening, writing, and reading. Please check it out! I hope it helps you to improve your English. http://www.shawenglish.com 0:00 Beginner English Introduction 0:57 Vowels and Consonants 5:57 a/an + Noun 11:26 Singular / Plural Nouns 20:45 Subjective Pronouns 26:53 Subjective Pronouns + Be 33:44 Subjective Pronouns + Be + Not 38:43 'be' Verb Pronoun Questions 49:54 Review #1 - Subjective Pronouns 53:12 Grammar Check Up #1 58:55 What + Be Verb Questions 1:03:43 This / That 1:07:32...
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Learn English Grammar: USE, USED, and USED TO
How do you use the verb USE? The answer is, in several different ways! In this lesson, I will explain how to use this common verb, with lots of examples from everyday English. We will also look at the difference between "used" and "used to", which can mean two very different things. Thanks for watching! http://www.engvid.com/learn-english-grammar-use-used-and-used-to/ TRANSCRIPT Hello. I'm Gill from www.engvid.com and we're having a lesson today on the verb "to use", which is quite an interesting verb and it is used in different ways. So I'm going to show you a few ways that we can use the verb "to use". Okay. So: "use" in the past tense: "used", and we also talk about being "used to", so I'll be showing you some examples of the different ways of using "used to". Okay. Let's just start ...
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Advanced English Grammar: Dependent Clauses
Do you have a hard time understanding dependent clauses? In English, we have four types of dependent clauses. In this advanced lesson, I'll help you understand each type of dependent clause and its purpose. I'll give you definitions and examples of each clause. Mastering these clauses will improve your reading comprehension and make you a better writer. After the class, take the quiz to practice what you've learned. http://www.engvid.com/advanced-english-grammar-dependent-clauses/ Watch Adam's series on clauses! Noun Clauses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SrEEPt4MQA Adjective Clauses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpV39YEmh5k Adverb Clauses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkooLJ9MWVE TRANSCRIPT Hi. Welcome back to www.engvid.com. I'm Adam, and today's lesson is a special lesson. It's...
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Prepositions in Time Expressions - English Grammar & Speaking Lesson
In this lesson, I'm going to give you some tips on 'prepositions of time', followed by exercises to help you to assimilate and remember them. Make sure you repeat the gap-filling exercises several times until you can choose the correct preposition without any hesitation. Prepositions with basic verbs: https://youtu.be/-Uvp4MEdmoM Prepositions of place: https://youtu.be/rIHWuvB16HQ For more help with learning and practising English, visit our website: http://anglo-link.com Facebook: http://facebook.com/AngloLink Twitter: http://twitter.com/AngloLink Enjoy!
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KEY TO ENGLISH TENSES IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR WITH EXAMPLES. ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS
We learn English grammar for beginners - it's said how to understand these tenses. We learn tenses in English grammar with examples . **************************************** If you really want to improve your English, you can also download our application on Play Market - 5555 English Grammar Tests with explanations: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.englishgalaxy.englishgrammartests&hl;=ru This application contains all English grammar topics for all levels and lots of English grammar practice where you can improve your English grammar step by step. The author of this application has a PhD and an international qualification from Cambridge University (CELTA) which allows him to teach English all over the world in English. This application will help you to speak English...
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Articles - a, an & the - English Grammar lesson
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Become master of English Tenses by watching this video on english grammar tenses with examples in Hindi. This video will help you understand basics of english grammar and in depth knowledge of tenses along with grammar rules. This english speaking video on tenses in Hindi is aimed to help you in understanding that how to make english sentence in hindi and speak english fluently. This video on english grammar in hindi will also help you to practice english speaking and tenses as lot of example shave been provided in this grammatical video. If you wish to learn english, you need to understand tenses and rules of grammar. This purpose will be solved by this video as we help you to learn english through hindi in our various videos. We wish to improve your spoken english, and we will keep makin...
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All Modal Helping Verbs in English Grammar I एक वीडियो में सभी Modals I Examples and Use in Hindi
All Modal Helping Verbs in English Grammar I एक वीडियो में सभी Modals I Examples and Use in Hindi... Download link of Spoken English eBook PDF: http://englishwale.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Spoken-English-Guru-eBook.pdf All the Video lecture Charts: http://englishwale.com/english-charts/ Is/am/are to / has to /have to/ having to" video Link: https://youtu.be/PovmCIE0gd8 Would video lecture: https://youtu.be/Yf_T-LorX9s Would have video lecture: https://youtu.be/HwKARnadyE0 Should vs Need Video https://youtu.be/h0Ssyw5lqIk All modal helping verbs with examples in separate videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox6FoHE30D7mAk5DylqVR81O Dear viewer, Watch all the videos in sequence from playlist 1 to 12: Playlist 1: "Introduction & Basics of English" Video Lectur...
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Learn English Grammar: The Sentence
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http://www.engvid.com Do you know how to build a sentence in English? In this lesson, you will learn the basic parts of a simple sentence, or independent clause...
http://www.engvid.com Do you know how to build a sentence in English? In this lesson, you will learn the basic parts of a simple sentence, or independent clause. Knowing this will make it easier to understand any sentence in written English. Understanding how these different parts of a sentence work together to form meaning will help you write better in English. The knowledge in this lesson is essential for any 'Independent User' or 'Proficient User' of English. Quiz yourself here: http://www.engvid.com/english-grammar-the-sentence/
TRANSCRIPT
Hi again. I'm Adam. Welcome back to www.engvid.com. Today I have a very important lesson, I think, for all of you that will help you very much with your reading, but especially your writing skills. Okay?
Today we're going to look at the sentence. What is a sentence? Now, I know that all of you are saying: "Well, we know what a sentence is. We've learned this a thousand times before." Right? I know what you've learned and I know what you haven't learned, many of you; some of you have, of course. The sentence has a very basic structure, there's a very basic component that must be involved or included in a sentence, and a lot of grammar teachers, a lot of English teachers don't teach this. Okay? All of you, I'm sure have by now heard of "SVO", but have you heard of "SVsC"? Have you heard of "SVC"? Maybe yes, maybe no. But I'm sure a lot of you are going: "What? I've never heard of these things before." Well, we're going to talk about this in one second.
Before we talk about a sentence, we have to talk about a clause. Now, what is a clause? I'm sure you've heard this word before as well, but just in case, a clause is any subject, verb combination. It's a group of words that must include a subject and a verb. Now, also very important to remember: it must be a tense verb, meaning that it must take a time; past, present, future. Okay? No base verb, no infinitive verb. So that is a clause. Now, there are two types of clauses. Okay? We have independent clauses and we have dependent clauses. The... These are sometimes called subordinate clauses. Now, every sentence in English to be a grammatically correct sentence must have an independent clause. It doesn't need a dependent clause, but it could have one. The independent clause could include a dependent clause as the subject or object. We'll talk about that after.
So an independent clause has a subject and a verb, and it can stand by itself. It can contain a complete idea by itself. Okay? So, technically, the shortest sentence you can have in English will be a... Will be an independent clause with a subject and verb. What is the absolute shortest sentence that you can think of? Think of a sentence, the shortest you can possibly make it. Okay? Here's an example: "Go!" Is this a complete English sentence? Yes. Why? Because it contains an independent clause. Where? We have the implied subject: "you" and the tense verb: "go", the imperative tense "go". So this your basic English sentence.
Now, we have three other types, three basic types and we can of course play with these after. Subject, verb, object. Some independent clauses must have an object, we'll talk about that in a second. Excuse me. Subject, verb, subject complement. Some sentences must have a subject complement. Subject, verb, complement. Okay? We're going to talk about each of these in a moment. I have the "A" here because quite often, this complement is actually an adverb phrase or an adverbial. We'll talk about that in a second.
So your basic sentence can be any one of these three. Now, the reason we're looking at this... All these structures is because once you understand what must be contained in a sentence, then you can read any English sentence out there that is grammatically correct and be able to understand the main idea of that sentence. Okay? So let's start with "SVO".
Okay, let's look at our "SVO" type of independent clause: subject, verb, object. Now, first, what is an object? Well, we have two types of objects to talk about. We have the direct object, we have the indirect object. Now, the thing to understand is that the object always answers a question about the verb, it completes the meaning of the verb by asking the questions: "What?" or: "Who?" Now, keep in mind that technically, it's: "Whom?" But if you say: "Who?" I'll let it go this time. Okay? Formal academic writing, "Whom?", "Whom?", "Whom?" IELTS, TOEFL, SAT, all that - "Whom?" not: "Who?" In the object position. But the direct object answers: "What?" or: "Who?" about the verb. Okay? We'll get back to that.
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http://www.engvid.com Do you know how to build a sentence in English? In this lesson, you will learn the basic parts of a simple sentence, or independent clause. Knowing this will make it easier to understand any sentence in written English. Understanding how these different parts of a sentence work together to form meaning will help you write better in English. The knowledge in this lesson is essential for any 'Independent User' or 'Proficient User' of English. Quiz yourself here: http://www.engvid.com/english-grammar-the-sentence/
TRANSCRIPT
Hi again. I'm Adam. Welcome back to www.engvid.com. Today I have a very important lesson, I think, for all of you that will help you very much with your reading, but especially your writing skills. Okay?
Today we're going to look at the sentence. What is a sentence? Now, I know that all of you are saying: "Well, we know what a sentence is. We've learned this a thousand times before." Right? I know what you've learned and I know what you haven't learned, many of you; some of you have, of course. The sentence has a very basic structure, there's a very basic component that must be involved or included in a sentence, and a lot of grammar teachers, a lot of English teachers don't teach this. Okay? All of you, I'm sure have by now heard of "SVO", but have you heard of "SVsC"? Have you heard of "SVC"? Maybe yes, maybe no. But I'm sure a lot of you are going: "What? I've never heard of these things before." Well, we're going to talk about this in one second.
Before we talk about a sentence, we have to talk about a clause. Now, what is a clause? I'm sure you've heard this word before as well, but just in case, a clause is any subject, verb combination. It's a group of words that must include a subject and a verb. Now, also very important to remember: it must be a tense verb, meaning that it must take a time; past, present, future. Okay? No base verb, no infinitive verb. So that is a clause. Now, there are two types of clauses. Okay? We have independent clauses and we have dependent clauses. The... These are sometimes called subordinate clauses. Now, every sentence in English to be a grammatically correct sentence must have an independent clause. It doesn't need a dependent clause, but it could have one. The independent clause could include a dependent clause as the subject or object. We'll talk about that after.
So an independent clause has a subject and a verb, and it can stand by itself. It can contain a complete idea by itself. Okay? So, technically, the shortest sentence you can have in English will be a... Will be an independent clause with a subject and verb. What is the absolute shortest sentence that you can think of? Think of a sentence, the shortest you can possibly make it. Okay? Here's an example: "Go!" Is this a complete English sentence? Yes. Why? Because it contains an independent clause. Where? We have the implied subject: "you" and the tense verb: "go", the imperative tense "go". So this your basic English sentence.
Now, we have three other types, three basic types and we can of course play with these after. Subject, verb, object. Some independent clauses must have an object, we'll talk about that in a second. Excuse me. Subject, verb, subject complement. Some sentences must have a subject complement. Subject, verb, complement. Okay? We're going to talk about each of these in a moment. I have the "A" here because quite often, this complement is actually an adverb phrase or an adverbial. We'll talk about that in a second.
So your basic sentence can be any one of these three. Now, the reason we're looking at this... All these structures is because once you understand what must be contained in a sentence, then you can read any English sentence out there that is grammatically correct and be able to understand the main idea of that sentence. Okay? So let's start with "SVO".
Okay, let's look at our "SVO" type of independent clause: subject, verb, object. Now, first, what is an object? Well, we have two types of objects to talk about. We have the direct object, we have the indirect object. Now, the thing to understand is that the object always answers a question about the verb, it completes the meaning of the verb by asking the questions: "What?" or: "Who?" Now, keep in mind that technically, it's: "Whom?" But if you say: "Who?" I'll let it go this time. Okay? Formal academic writing, "Whom?", "Whom?", "Whom?" IELTS, TOEFL, SAT, all that - "Whom?" not: "Who?" In the object position. But the direct object answers: "What?" or: "Who?" about the verb. Okay? We'll get back to that.
- published: 20 Jun 2014
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Basic English Grammar - Have, Has, Had
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- Duration: 7:53
- Updated: 06 Sep 2009
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http://www.engvid.com/ By special request -- this lesson teaches you about the easily and often mixed-up English verb "have"!
http://www.engvid.com/ By special request -- this lesson teaches you about the easily and often mixed-up English verb "have"!
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http://www.engvid.com/ By special request -- this lesson teaches you about the easily and often mixed-up English verb "have"!
- published: 06 Sep 2009
- views: 10588301
FULL COURSE - LEARN ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSONS for Beginners, Elementary, Intermediate - full video
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English grammar lessons for beginners - full course 7 hours. All the playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBAH_GfJiuYwC-ZfMJF_ytDlPOEJIewTi
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English grammar lessons for beginners - full course 7 hours. All the playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBAH_GfJiuYwC-ZfMJF_ytDlPOEJIewTi
This video lesson can be also useful for other levels - Elementary and Pre-Intermediate. We learn basic English grammar lessosn. It's some kind of english tutorial - grammar. It's a complete English grammar course - basics and more advanced things. We learn English classes for beginners. This video can also help you to undertstand how to learn grammar - English explanations are provided. The aim of creating this video was to make the best English grammar tutorial.
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English Grammar: The Prepositions ON, AT, IN, BY
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- Updated: 11 May 2016
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English for Beginners: Prepositions are short words that help us express location, time, and other relationships between people and things. Some examples of pre...
English for Beginners: Prepositions are short words that help us express location, time, and other relationships between people and things. Some examples of prepositions are: on, at, in, and by. Do you know how to use them? For example, do we say, "I am on a taxi" or "in a taxi"? Do you like to travel "in a plane" or "by plane"? After watching this simple but useful lesson, you will know exactly which preposition to use in any situation.
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TRANSCRIPT
I'm having a hard time reading on the train right now. Unh. Hold on. I'll start the lesson.
Hi. James from engVid. Sorry, I was on the train. I want to teach you a lesson about four basic prepositions that we use in English that sometimes get confused, and I understand why, so I'll keep it basic. But because it's basic, it's going to be 80% correct. That's a good thing, that means you can go to the website and learn more from other lessons we have. But just know that sometimes there'll be exceptions, and I may not cover it here today. I'll even give you two exceptions to help you, but why waste time? Let's go to the board.
Here's Mr. E. You'll notice he has a calendar, he has a clock, and: "You are here"? Oh, here. "Here" is a location. We're here right now, doing a lesson. That's the location: engVid. Let's go to the board and do the rest of the lesson, shall we?
Here's: "at", "on", "in", and "by". "At". I love it because it's very specific, so you always know where you are, exactly. Problem: For transportation, "at" doesn't have anything. Hmm. So let's go to the next one. Let's go to "on". On. "On" is used for, let's say, large vehicles or large ways of travelling, such as buses... Sorry. Trains, buses, planes, and boats. I'll come back to boat in a second; it's an exception. On the train, on the bus, and on the plane, unless you're Bill Gates, Donald Trump, or me-I'm not in that list-you don't have your own train, plane, or bus, so you usually share it with a bunch of people or a few people. It's large. So we say: "You're on the bus", because it covers a big area, so there are many people sitting in that area. When I get to location, you'll see what I mean.
Boat is a small exception. For many people in the world, they have their own boats because maybe they do fishing, or rowing, which is a type of boat that you go by yourself. In that situation, you can use "in". So, if the boat is small enough, say: "in": "I'm in a boat right now." But if it's a big boat, you have to say: "I'm on a boat." Another exception for the "on" rule is bicycle. You're always "on" a bicycle. I know, I said big vehicles, but remember: a bicycle is small, and it doesn't really have a motor or an engine, so we kind of give it its own thing, because you have to sit on the bicycle, and you can never really be in a bicycle. Is that good?
Now, let's go to "in". "In" is funny because there are only two things for "in". "In" we use for car and taxi. The easy way to think about it is usually you own your own car; it doesn't belong to a group of people. People just don't get on your car every time you stop it, they go in and say: "Take me somewhere." And a taxi, well, when you're in a taxi, it is kind of your car. You pay the driver and you keep the car. So, this is one of those few cases where, because it belongs to me, I am in my car or I am in the taxi, because the taxi belongs to me as long as I pay the money. It's one of these funny exceptions. I don't know why, because you can put more people in a car, but I guess because you can actually own this transportation, it's yours. Think of it like the small boat. The small boat, one person is in it, you can be inside of it. All right? Cool.
The last one we're going to do is "by". This is how you get there. So, "by" is different. When we talk about "in" and "on", you are... We are talking about how you are in the vehicle. Are you sitting on the bicycle? I can see you on it? You know, a boat is on water. But "by" just means: How did you get here? So, when someone responds to you with: "By car", "by plane", they're telling you how they got here. Not if they're in the plane, or on the plane. They are just... That's how they got there. So, how did I get here to do this video? Wouldn't you like to know. I'm kidding. I came here by car. So, yes, I was in my car and drove here, but I would tell somebody: "I got here by car, not by bus", and that would tell them the difference in the transportation I took. "How did you get here?" You like that? Good, so that's "by", this is how you did it; and the way you travelled is here, "in" and "on". Remember there is a small exception for small vehicles, so a small boat you can be in. Remember small. And a bicycle, you're always on the bicycle, because people see you sitting on it. We good? Excellent. Now, that is the lesson for transportation.
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English for Beginners: Prepositions are short words that help us express location, time, and other relationships between people and things. Some examples of prepositions are: on, at, in, and by. Do you know how to use them? For example, do we say, "I am on a taxi" or "in a taxi"? Do you like to travel "in a plane" or "by plane"? After watching this simple but useful lesson, you will know exactly which preposition to use in any situation.
Test yourself with our quiz: http://www.engvid.com/english-grammar-the-prepositions-on-at-in-by/
TRANSCRIPT
I'm having a hard time reading on the train right now. Unh. Hold on. I'll start the lesson.
Hi. James from engVid. Sorry, I was on the train. I want to teach you a lesson about four basic prepositions that we use in English that sometimes get confused, and I understand why, so I'll keep it basic. But because it's basic, it's going to be 80% correct. That's a good thing, that means you can go to the website and learn more from other lessons we have. But just know that sometimes there'll be exceptions, and I may not cover it here today. I'll even give you two exceptions to help you, but why waste time? Let's go to the board.
Here's Mr. E. You'll notice he has a calendar, he has a clock, and: "You are here"? Oh, here. "Here" is a location. We're here right now, doing a lesson. That's the location: engVid. Let's go to the board and do the rest of the lesson, shall we?
Here's: "at", "on", "in", and "by". "At". I love it because it's very specific, so you always know where you are, exactly. Problem: For transportation, "at" doesn't have anything. Hmm. So let's go to the next one. Let's go to "on". On. "On" is used for, let's say, large vehicles or large ways of travelling, such as buses... Sorry. Trains, buses, planes, and boats. I'll come back to boat in a second; it's an exception. On the train, on the bus, and on the plane, unless you're Bill Gates, Donald Trump, or me-I'm not in that list-you don't have your own train, plane, or bus, so you usually share it with a bunch of people or a few people. It's large. So we say: "You're on the bus", because it covers a big area, so there are many people sitting in that area. When I get to location, you'll see what I mean.
Boat is a small exception. For many people in the world, they have their own boats because maybe they do fishing, or rowing, which is a type of boat that you go by yourself. In that situation, you can use "in". So, if the boat is small enough, say: "in": "I'm in a boat right now." But if it's a big boat, you have to say: "I'm on a boat." Another exception for the "on" rule is bicycle. You're always "on" a bicycle. I know, I said big vehicles, but remember: a bicycle is small, and it doesn't really have a motor or an engine, so we kind of give it its own thing, because you have to sit on the bicycle, and you can never really be in a bicycle. Is that good?
Now, let's go to "in". "In" is funny because there are only two things for "in". "In" we use for car and taxi. The easy way to think about it is usually you own your own car; it doesn't belong to a group of people. People just don't get on your car every time you stop it, they go in and say: "Take me somewhere." And a taxi, well, when you're in a taxi, it is kind of your car. You pay the driver and you keep the car. So, this is one of those few cases where, because it belongs to me, I am in my car or I am in the taxi, because the taxi belongs to me as long as I pay the money. It's one of these funny exceptions. I don't know why, because you can put more people in a car, but I guess because you can actually own this transportation, it's yours. Think of it like the small boat. The small boat, one person is in it, you can be inside of it. All right? Cool.
The last one we're going to do is "by". This is how you get there. So, "by" is different. When we talk about "in" and "on", you are... We are talking about how you are in the vehicle. Are you sitting on the bicycle? I can see you on it? You know, a boat is on water. But "by" just means: How did you get here? So, when someone responds to you with: "By car", "by plane", they're telling you how they got here. Not if they're in the plane, or on the plane. They are just... That's how they got there. So, how did I get here to do this video? Wouldn't you like to know. I'm kidding. I came here by car. So, yes, I was in my car and drove here, but I would tell somebody: "I got here by car, not by bus", and that would tell them the difference in the transportation I took. "How did you get here?" You like that? Good, so that's "by", this is how you did it; and the way you travelled is here, "in" and "on". Remember there is a small exception for small vehicles, so a small boat you can be in. Remember small. And a bicycle, you're always on the bicycle, because people see you sitting on it. We good? Excellent. Now, that is the lesson for transportation.
- published: 11 May 2016
- views: 1492743
Fix Your English Grammar Mistakes: Talking about People
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 13:33
- Updated: 02 Jul 2016
- views: 916196
Should you say "most of people" or "most people"? "Brazilian people" or "Brazilians"? "Every people" or "everybody"? If you're not 100% sure, this lesson is for...
Should you say "most of people" or "most people"? "Brazilian people" or "Brazilians"? "Every people" or "everybody"? If you're not 100% sure, this lesson is for you. In this lesson you'll learn how to talk about people correctly in English. This is an important subject because, in conversation, we often talk about things people do. I'll teach you the grammar behind common sentences and statements. You'll learn to use these sentence structures correctly and to avoid mistakes that many English learners make. Then take the quiz here:
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TRANSCRIPT
Hello. My name is Emma, and in today's video, I am going to teach you about some mistakes a lot of students make. So, I've been teaching English for about five years now, and the mistakes I'm going to teach you today, I've seen students make many times in both their speaking, as well as their writing. Okay? So these mistakes are mistakes students make when they're talking about people. So, I'm going to give you some examples of some of these mistakes.
The first one I want to show you: "Some Canadian people hate winter." It's true, I'm one of those people; I hate winter. So, "Some Canadian people hate winter." There's a mistake, here. I want you to take a moment to look, and think: What could the mistake be? "Some Canadian people hate winter." I'll give you a hint: The mistake is somewhere here. If you thought "people" is the mistake, you're correct. "Canadian people", it's redundant. We don't need the word "people", because "Canadian"... If we add an "s" here, this means "Canadian people". Okay? So, instead of saying "Canadian people", we would say "Canadians". "Some Canadians hate winter." It's the same if we wanted to talk about Americans. We would not say: "Some American people hate winter." We would prefer to say: "Some Americans"-with an "s"-"hate winter".
So, let's look at another example. "Many Brazilian people are learning English." So, there's a mistake, here. What's the mistake? "Many Brazilian people are learning English." If you said the mistake was "people", you're correct. When we're talking about nationalities, we do not use the word "people". So, what can we do to fix this? We can get rid of the word "people", and what can we do to the word "Brazilian", because there's more than one? We can add an "s". So, now it's: "Many Brazilians are learning English." Okay?
So, I'm going to give you another example, this time not on the board, but I'm just going to say it. "Many Asian people like spicy food.", "Many Asian people like spicy food." Now, how would you fix this sentence? If you said: "Many Asians like spicy food." you'd be correct. So, when we talk about nationalities, we do not need this word; this word is a waste of space. We just need the nationality with an "s".
So, I have another common mistake students make over here: "Muslim people". So, Muslim is a religion. Okay? "Muslim people fast"-"fast" means they don't eat-"during Ramadan". "Muslim people fast during Ramadan." It means Muslim people do not eat during their holy month, their religious month of Ramadan. So, there's a mistake, here. What do you think the mistake is? If you said, just like this, "people" is the mistake - you're correct. When we talk about religion and we're talking about Muslims, Christians, Jews, Hindus - you don't need the word "people". We could just change this to: "Muslims". So, "Muslim" here means a whole... All Muslims, it's like Muslim people, but we don't need the word "people".
Here's another example: "Christian people celebrate Easter.", "Christian people celebrate Easter." How can we fix this sentence? We can get rid of the word "people", and just add an "s". We can do the same thing for Hindus. "Hindus are often vegetarian", we could say. "Many Jews live in Israel.", "Many Buddhists live in Asia." Okay? So, instead of saying: "Jewish people", "Hindu people", it's easier just to say "Hindu" with an "s" or "Jews" with an "s". All right, so let's look at some other common mistakes students make.
Okay, so another mistake I often see students make in their writing especially, and also sometimes in their speaking is with "most", "some", and "a lot" when they're using these words with "people". Okay? So, the first example: "Most of people have cell phones these days." I see students use: "Most of people" a lot in their essays. So, what's the mistake, here? I'll give you a minute to think about it. "Most of people". The problem here is "of". Okay? We don't need "of"; "of" is incorrect here. We would just say: "Most people". "Most people have cell phones these days." Okay? "Most people love Chinese food.", "Most people like to play sports." You don't need "of". If you had: "Most of the people", that would be okay, but you need "the" here, although that's not as common.
https://wn.com/Fix_Your_English_Grammar_Mistakes_Talking_About_People
Should you say "most of people" or "most people"? "Brazilian people" or "Brazilians"? "Every people" or "everybody"? If you're not 100% sure, this lesson is for you. In this lesson you'll learn how to talk about people correctly in English. This is an important subject because, in conversation, we often talk about things people do. I'll teach you the grammar behind common sentences and statements. You'll learn to use these sentence structures correctly and to avoid mistakes that many English learners make. Then take the quiz here:
http://www.engvid.com/fix-your-english-grammar-mistakes-talking-about-people/
TRANSCRIPT
Hello. My name is Emma, and in today's video, I am going to teach you about some mistakes a lot of students make. So, I've been teaching English for about five years now, and the mistakes I'm going to teach you today, I've seen students make many times in both their speaking, as well as their writing. Okay? So these mistakes are mistakes students make when they're talking about people. So, I'm going to give you some examples of some of these mistakes.
The first one I want to show you: "Some Canadian people hate winter." It's true, I'm one of those people; I hate winter. So, "Some Canadian people hate winter." There's a mistake, here. I want you to take a moment to look, and think: What could the mistake be? "Some Canadian people hate winter." I'll give you a hint: The mistake is somewhere here. If you thought "people" is the mistake, you're correct. "Canadian people", it's redundant. We don't need the word "people", because "Canadian"... If we add an "s" here, this means "Canadian people". Okay? So, instead of saying "Canadian people", we would say "Canadians". "Some Canadians hate winter." It's the same if we wanted to talk about Americans. We would not say: "Some American people hate winter." We would prefer to say: "Some Americans"-with an "s"-"hate winter".
So, let's look at another example. "Many Brazilian people are learning English." So, there's a mistake, here. What's the mistake? "Many Brazilian people are learning English." If you said the mistake was "people", you're correct. When we're talking about nationalities, we do not use the word "people". So, what can we do to fix this? We can get rid of the word "people", and what can we do to the word "Brazilian", because there's more than one? We can add an "s". So, now it's: "Many Brazilians are learning English." Okay?
So, I'm going to give you another example, this time not on the board, but I'm just going to say it. "Many Asian people like spicy food.", "Many Asian people like spicy food." Now, how would you fix this sentence? If you said: "Many Asians like spicy food." you'd be correct. So, when we talk about nationalities, we do not need this word; this word is a waste of space. We just need the nationality with an "s".
So, I have another common mistake students make over here: "Muslim people". So, Muslim is a religion. Okay? "Muslim people fast"-"fast" means they don't eat-"during Ramadan". "Muslim people fast during Ramadan." It means Muslim people do not eat during their holy month, their religious month of Ramadan. So, there's a mistake, here. What do you think the mistake is? If you said, just like this, "people" is the mistake - you're correct. When we talk about religion and we're talking about Muslims, Christians, Jews, Hindus - you don't need the word "people". We could just change this to: "Muslims". So, "Muslim" here means a whole... All Muslims, it's like Muslim people, but we don't need the word "people".
Here's another example: "Christian people celebrate Easter.", "Christian people celebrate Easter." How can we fix this sentence? We can get rid of the word "people", and just add an "s". We can do the same thing for Hindus. "Hindus are often vegetarian", we could say. "Many Jews live in Israel.", "Many Buddhists live in Asia." Okay? So, instead of saying: "Jewish people", "Hindu people", it's easier just to say "Hindu" with an "s" or "Jews" with an "s". All right, so let's look at some other common mistakes students make.
Okay, so another mistake I often see students make in their writing especially, and also sometimes in their speaking is with "most", "some", and "a lot" when they're using these words with "people". Okay? So, the first example: "Most of people have cell phones these days." I see students use: "Most of people" a lot in their essays. So, what's the mistake, here? I'll give you a minute to think about it. "Most of people". The problem here is "of". Okay? We don't need "of"; "of" is incorrect here. We would just say: "Most people". "Most people have cell phones these days." Okay? "Most people love Chinese food.", "Most people like to play sports." You don't need "of". If you had: "Most of the people", that would be okay, but you need "the" here, although that's not as common.
- published: 02 Jul 2016
- views: 916196
Tenses | Basic English Grammar in Hindi (all 12 parts of tenses)explanation in hindi
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All Tenses - English Lesson
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- Duration: 16:45
- Updated: 22 Aug 2012
- views: 3929001
In this English Lesson we will review all of the tenses we have previously covered in our 'Learn The Tenses' series. This includes all present, past and future ...
In this English Lesson we will review all of the tenses we have previously covered in our 'Learn The Tenses' series. This includes all present, past and future tenses.
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In this English Lesson we will review all of the tenses we have previously covered in our 'Learn The Tenses' series. This includes all present, past and future tenses.
Exercise Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKfZTXh3kco
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- published: 22 Aug 2012
- views: 3929001
Basic English Grammar - Noun, Verb, Adjective, Adverb
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- Duration: 9:04
- Updated: 26 Oct 2012
- views: 2492449
http://www.engvid.com/ What is a noun? What is a verb? What is an adjective? AHHHHH!!! Learn how to recognize nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs in this impo...
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- published: 26 Oct 2012
- views: 2492449
10 HOURS - FULL COURSE. ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS AND PRE INTERMEDIATE
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- Duration: 10:45:37
- Updated: 05 Apr 2017
- views: 110327
It's a full English grammar course for beginners. All the playlist - All https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBAH_GfJiuYyNgvNx8Y9p2NqhT8wR9MeC
The aim of c...
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- published: 05 Apr 2017
- views: 110327
KEY TO ENGLISH PREPOSITIONS IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR. LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS AND INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
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- Duration: 19:21
- Updated: 10 Jun 2017
- views: 1324587
This video is key to English prepositions in English grammar. We try to learn them with examples when needed. We learn English grammar lessons for beginner and ...
This video is key to English prepositions in English grammar. We try to learn them with examples when needed. We learn English grammar lessons for beginner and intermediate level .
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- published: 10 Jun 2017
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Basic English Grammar: Parts of Speech – noun, verb, adjective, pronoun, adverb...
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- Duration: 20:06
- Updated: 29 Jul 2017
- views: 106186
In this video, I will go over the different parts of speech in English. We will be looking at the use of nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs. You wi...
In this video, I will go over the different parts of speech in English. We will be looking at the use of nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs. You will also learn how to arrange them in a grammatically correct sentence. Also, I will teach you in what order to place the adjectives if you have more than one. For example, do you have a "big, white, excitable dog" or a "white, excitable, big dog"? Find out by watching this lesson and doing the quiz afterwards at https://www.engvid.com/basic-english-grammar-parts-of-speech/
TRANSCRIPT
Hi. James from engVid. I would like to talk about something that will help you understand English, and it's two things. Number one are parts of speech. What are the parts of speech and how do you use them? The second is called syntax, which is a very complicated word for word order. Where do you put the words in a sentence? In some languages they have a different word order, some languages it doesn't really matter, but what my job today is, is to show you where the words go and: What do they basically mean-okay-in the parts of speech? As E said: "Words. Where do they go?"
Now, if you're new to English or even if you're an intermediate student, sometimes this causes you problems. Right? You've heard the terms: "preposition", "determiner", "syntax", and you're like: "Oh, it's so complicated." Today's lesson will be simple. You can go over this again and again. It will help you understand and use English better.
So I'm going to start off with the most basic part of parts of speech, and I want to start with the things part. Things. Not actions, but things. I am a person. My watch is a thing. Okay? An animal, a cat or a dog, or an apple, these are things. We call these things nouns, because nouns name people - Hi, I'm James; places - Toronto, Ontario; things - my watch; animals - a cat, meow; and food - an apple. Okay? These are nouns. Example: boy, dog, apple. Okay? Nouns name these things.
But sometimes you don't want to keep using the same noun again and again. "James ate the apple and James walked his dog as James talked to his friend, Oliver, and then James..." It gets what we call repetitive and boring, and it also makes the sentences go really slow. And sometimes we want to use the noun in a different way. So in this case we introduce what's called pronouns. Pronouns can replace nouns in a sentence. So now you could say something like this: "James ate the apple and he walked his dog." Instead of: "James ate the apple and James walked his dog", we can use a pronoun to replace it and make it simpler. We still know we're talking about James.
Now, we talked about word order or syntax. Let me explain this. In order to use a pronoun first you must use the noun. Okay? You introduce the noun and then you can replace it with a pronoun. That's why you see number one then number two. You cannot just start with a pronoun. If I started a sentence at the beginning: "He went to the store." The very first thing you will say to me is: "Who's he?" I go: "Oh, James went to the store and he bought the apples there." And you go: "Oh, now I know who he is." So, pronouns kind of number two because you have to actually introduce first with a noun, then you can replace it with a pronoun.
Now, we have several types of pronouns. I'm just going to go over and show you a couple of them so you get an idea. Pronouns include: "I", "we", which are subject pronouns. Object pronouns when we're talking about something that's not us, but something on the other side that receives action, as a subject pronoun I do things. I run. Right? We eat dinner. We're talking to them. Now, when we say "them", you go: "What?" Well, they are receiving it and we call those object pronouns. Okay? So the most basic ones are subject and object pronouns. One is doing something, one is receiving. There are reflexive pronouns, like: "himself" where somebody is talking about themselves. "He built the house himself." So he's talking about him as an object, but reflecting it back to himself. We call it reflexive pronoun. Okay? There are others, but I'm not going to get into them right now because I want to keep this simple just so you know what the parts of speech are, and you can always come to engVid to come and see other lessons in which we go deeply into reflexive pronouns, object and subject pronouns. Okay? Cool. So we talked about how pronouns can replace nouns, and we're good with that. Yeah?
So let's go to stage number three, because once you've replaced them, how do you know the difference between them? Apple, apple. I don't know. That's when we have adjectives. Adjectives. The word itself can be broken into two parts: "ject" and "ad". But remember... Do you remember when I said subject and object, and I gave you the example? I said, for instance: "I" is a subject pronoun. Right? Subject, yeah, I'm good at this.
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In this video, I will go over the different parts of speech in English. We will be looking at the use of nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs. You will also learn how to arrange them in a grammatically correct sentence. Also, I will teach you in what order to place the adjectives if you have more than one. For example, do you have a "big, white, excitable dog" or a "white, excitable, big dog"? Find out by watching this lesson and doing the quiz afterwards at https://www.engvid.com/basic-english-grammar-parts-of-speech/
TRANSCRIPT
Hi. James from engVid. I would like to talk about something that will help you understand English, and it's two things. Number one are parts of speech. What are the parts of speech and how do you use them? The second is called syntax, which is a very complicated word for word order. Where do you put the words in a sentence? In some languages they have a different word order, some languages it doesn't really matter, but what my job today is, is to show you where the words go and: What do they basically mean-okay-in the parts of speech? As E said: "Words. Where do they go?"
Now, if you're new to English or even if you're an intermediate student, sometimes this causes you problems. Right? You've heard the terms: "preposition", "determiner", "syntax", and you're like: "Oh, it's so complicated." Today's lesson will be simple. You can go over this again and again. It will help you understand and use English better.
So I'm going to start off with the most basic part of parts of speech, and I want to start with the things part. Things. Not actions, but things. I am a person. My watch is a thing. Okay? An animal, a cat or a dog, or an apple, these are things. We call these things nouns, because nouns name people - Hi, I'm James; places - Toronto, Ontario; things - my watch; animals - a cat, meow; and food - an apple. Okay? These are nouns. Example: boy, dog, apple. Okay? Nouns name these things.
But sometimes you don't want to keep using the same noun again and again. "James ate the apple and James walked his dog as James talked to his friend, Oliver, and then James..." It gets what we call repetitive and boring, and it also makes the sentences go really slow. And sometimes we want to use the noun in a different way. So in this case we introduce what's called pronouns. Pronouns can replace nouns in a sentence. So now you could say something like this: "James ate the apple and he walked his dog." Instead of: "James ate the apple and James walked his dog", we can use a pronoun to replace it and make it simpler. We still know we're talking about James.
Now, we talked about word order or syntax. Let me explain this. In order to use a pronoun first you must use the noun. Okay? You introduce the noun and then you can replace it with a pronoun. That's why you see number one then number two. You cannot just start with a pronoun. If I started a sentence at the beginning: "He went to the store." The very first thing you will say to me is: "Who's he?" I go: "Oh, James went to the store and he bought the apples there." And you go: "Oh, now I know who he is." So, pronouns kind of number two because you have to actually introduce first with a noun, then you can replace it with a pronoun.
Now, we have several types of pronouns. I'm just going to go over and show you a couple of them so you get an idea. Pronouns include: "I", "we", which are subject pronouns. Object pronouns when we're talking about something that's not us, but something on the other side that receives action, as a subject pronoun I do things. I run. Right? We eat dinner. We're talking to them. Now, when we say "them", you go: "What?" Well, they are receiving it and we call those object pronouns. Okay? So the most basic ones are subject and object pronouns. One is doing something, one is receiving. There are reflexive pronouns, like: "himself" where somebody is talking about themselves. "He built the house himself." So he's talking about him as an object, but reflecting it back to himself. We call it reflexive pronoun. Okay? There are others, but I'm not going to get into them right now because I want to keep this simple just so you know what the parts of speech are, and you can always come to engVid to come and see other lessons in which we go deeply into reflexive pronouns, object and subject pronouns. Okay? Cool. So we talked about how pronouns can replace nouns, and we're good with that. Yeah?
So let's go to stage number three, because once you've replaced them, how do you know the difference between them? Apple, apple. I don't know. That's when we have adjectives. Adjectives. The word itself can be broken into two parts: "ject" and "ad". But remember... Do you remember when I said subject and object, and I gave you the example? I said, for instance: "I" is a subject pronoun. Right? Subject, yeah, I'm good at this.
- published: 29 Jul 2017
- views: 106186
Fun way to Learn English grammar
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 42:37
- Updated: 17 May 2017
- views: 2283555
The Best and Most fun way to learn English Grammar through conversation (English Subtitled)
The best way to learn Grammar.
Struggling with English grammar, gett...
The Best and Most fun way to learn English Grammar through conversation (English Subtitled)
The best way to learn Grammar.
Struggling with English grammar, getting tired of your English grammar book. This key to learn Basic English Grammar well is to not give up.
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The Best and Most fun way to learn English Grammar through conversation (English Subtitled)
The best way to learn Grammar.
Struggling with English grammar, getting tired of your English grammar book. This key to learn Basic English Grammar well is to not give up.
- published: 17 May 2017
- views: 2283555
English Grammar Course For Beginners: Basic English Grammar
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:15:29
- Updated: 20 Jan 2017
- views: 169410
Hello here is a great and free English grammar course taught by Esther. Esther is an American teacher from California.
It is the best video course for beginner ...
Hello here is a great and free English grammar course taught by Esther. Esther is an American teacher from California.
It is the best video course for beginner students. Esther teaches English articles, pronouns, prepositions, adjectives, etc. This video is perfect to help you improve your English speaking, listening, writing, and reading.
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0:00 Beginner English Introduction
0:57 Vowels and Consonants
5:57 a/an + Noun
11:26 Singular / Plural Nouns
20:45 Subjective Pronouns
26:53 Subjective Pronouns + Be
33:44 Subjective Pronouns + Be + Not
38:43 'be' Verb Pronoun Questions
49:54 Review #1 - Subjective Pronouns
53:12 Grammar Check Up #1
58:55 What + Be Verb Questions
1:03:43 This / That
1:07:32 These / Those
1:11:58 This / That / These / Those Practice
1:13:47 Possessive Adjectives
1:21:46 Possessive Pronouns
1:27:04 Grammar Check Up #2
1:34:16 Articles + Noun
1:40:47 Prepositions: in / on / under
1:45:44 Beginner Adjectives
1:50:13 Grammar Check Up #3
1:57:41 Have / Has
2:01:59 Don't / Doesn't Have Questions
2:06:26 Do / Does Have Questions
2:10:42 Grammar Check Up #4
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Hello here is a great and free English grammar course taught by Esther. Esther is an American teacher from California.
It is the best video course for beginner students. Esther teaches English articles, pronouns, prepositions, adjectives, etc. This video is perfect to help you improve your English speaking, listening, writing, and reading.
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0:00 Beginner English Introduction
0:57 Vowels and Consonants
5:57 a/an + Noun
11:26 Singular / Plural Nouns
20:45 Subjective Pronouns
26:53 Subjective Pronouns + Be
33:44 Subjective Pronouns + Be + Not
38:43 'be' Verb Pronoun Questions
49:54 Review #1 - Subjective Pronouns
53:12 Grammar Check Up #1
58:55 What + Be Verb Questions
1:03:43 This / That
1:07:32 These / Those
1:11:58 This / That / These / Those Practice
1:13:47 Possessive Adjectives
1:21:46 Possessive Pronouns
1:27:04 Grammar Check Up #2
1:34:16 Articles + Noun
1:40:47 Prepositions: in / on / under
1:45:44 Beginner Adjectives
1:50:13 Grammar Check Up #3
1:57:41 Have / Has
2:01:59 Don't / Doesn't Have Questions
2:06:26 Do / Does Have Questions
2:10:42 Grammar Check Up #4
- published: 20 Jan 2017
- views: 169410
Learn English Grammar: USE, USED, and USED TO
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- Duration: 11:57
- Updated: 07 Jan 2017
- views: 195263
How do you use the verb USE? The answer is, in several different ways! In this lesson, I will explain how to use this common verb, with lots of examples from ev...
How do you use the verb USE? The answer is, in several different ways! In this lesson, I will explain how to use this common verb, with lots of examples from everyday English. We will also look at the difference between "used" and "used to", which can mean two very different things. Thanks for watching! http://www.engvid.com/learn-english-grammar-use-used-and-used-to/
TRANSCRIPT
Hello. I'm Gill from www.engvid.com and we're having a lesson today on the verb "to use", which is quite an interesting verb and it is used in different ways. So I'm going to show you a few ways that we can use the verb "to use". Okay. So: "use" in the past tense: "used", and we also talk about being "used to", so I'll be showing you some examples of the different ways of using "used to". Okay.
Let's just start with the simple meaning. Right, to use something, the simple meaning. "I use a computer at work." Okay? I have a computer on my desk, I use it. It's part of my job to use the computer. Okay? "She uses a sat-nav in her car." To help her find her direction, how to go to somewhere when she doesn't know the way, a sat-nav machine in her car. She uses. So, obviously, "use", "uses" depending on the person. I use, you use, but he/she/it uses. We just add the "s" on the end in the present tense. Okay. And then just the past tense, if I... If I... In the past I had a job where I used a computer at work, so we could change that to past tense if we want to and say: "I used a computer at work", just the same. Okay. So that's just the simple way of using "use".
So let's have a look at some more complicated ways of using this word. And the first one is "to get used to" something. And you may have noticed when I said that I made more of an "s" sound here: "used", "ss"; whereas with this one, it has a sort of "z": "to use". "Use", but then when we come to this, "use", "used", "used to". Okay? So just remember there is a slight change of pronunciation when you say "to get used to something". And this is when you're adapting to a new situation, to get used to. You're probably having to get used to the English language and all the complications in it, and the new vocabulary that you're learning. You have to get used to a new language, adapt to it.
Okay, so looking at this first example, maybe this is someone who has moved from a hot country to a cold one, and they're finding it very difficult in the winter because the winters are cold and long. So, they might say: "I can't get used to the long, cold winters." It's really difficult to adapt, to get used to the long, cold winters. Okay? And then this one, maybe someone who has started a new job and there are a lot of new things to learn, so they're saying: "There's a lot to learn in my new job, but I'm getting used to it. I'm adapting gradually. I'm getting used to it." Okay? So this is about adapting, a gradual process of getting used to something. Okay? So that's getting used to something.
And similarly: "to be used to". Again, it's the "s" sound, to be used to something is when you have adapted or it was... It's always been like that. It's normal, it's a regular situation. So there's nothing new here. It's something that you've always done or you've done for a long time so it feels normal. So, you say: "I'm used to getting up early". "I'm used to", "to be", "I am", so that's part of the verb "to be". "I am used to getting up early." I'm not used to getting up early, but some people are. I find it very difficult, getting up early. Oh dear, especially in the long, cold winters. Mmm. Okay: "I'm used to getting", well, somebody. "He is used to getting up early." I'm not.
Oh, here's a negative one: "He's not used to driving on the left." Maybe someone who's moved countries, again, in his country they drive on the right, so he moves to a country where they drive on the left, how confusing, and he's not used to driving on the left. You can even have an accident if you're not used to it. I think you have to practice quite carefully first. Not used to driving his car on the left. Okay?
And then finally in this section, again, the weather in this country, in the UK: "We're used to wet weather in the UK." Okay? "We are used to wet weather". It rains a lot, especially in the autumn. Okay. And in the spring, and in the winter, and sometimes in the summer as well, so it's very... It can be very wet here. You may not want to come now I've told you that, but anyway. Perhaps you're here already. Anyway: "We're used to wet weather in the UK." And the longer you spend here, you... Easier you'll get used to it as well. Okay, so that is the first part of the lesson. We have one more set of examples which we'll be covering next.
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How do you use the verb USE? The answer is, in several different ways! In this lesson, I will explain how to use this common verb, with lots of examples from everyday English. We will also look at the difference between "used" and "used to", which can mean two very different things. Thanks for watching! http://www.engvid.com/learn-english-grammar-use-used-and-used-to/
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Hello. I'm Gill from www.engvid.com and we're having a lesson today on the verb "to use", which is quite an interesting verb and it is used in different ways. So I'm going to show you a few ways that we can use the verb "to use". Okay. So: "use" in the past tense: "used", and we also talk about being "used to", so I'll be showing you some examples of the different ways of using "used to". Okay.
Let's just start with the simple meaning. Right, to use something, the simple meaning. "I use a computer at work." Okay? I have a computer on my desk, I use it. It's part of my job to use the computer. Okay? "She uses a sat-nav in her car." To help her find her direction, how to go to somewhere when she doesn't know the way, a sat-nav machine in her car. She uses. So, obviously, "use", "uses" depending on the person. I use, you use, but he/she/it uses. We just add the "s" on the end in the present tense. Okay. And then just the past tense, if I... If I... In the past I had a job where I used a computer at work, so we could change that to past tense if we want to and say: "I used a computer at work", just the same. Okay. So that's just the simple way of using "use".
So let's have a look at some more complicated ways of using this word. And the first one is "to get used to" something. And you may have noticed when I said that I made more of an "s" sound here: "used", "ss"; whereas with this one, it has a sort of "z": "to use". "Use", but then when we come to this, "use", "used", "used to". Okay? So just remember there is a slight change of pronunciation when you say "to get used to something". And this is when you're adapting to a new situation, to get used to. You're probably having to get used to the English language and all the complications in it, and the new vocabulary that you're learning. You have to get used to a new language, adapt to it.
Okay, so looking at this first example, maybe this is someone who has moved from a hot country to a cold one, and they're finding it very difficult in the winter because the winters are cold and long. So, they might say: "I can't get used to the long, cold winters." It's really difficult to adapt, to get used to the long, cold winters. Okay? And then this one, maybe someone who has started a new job and there are a lot of new things to learn, so they're saying: "There's a lot to learn in my new job, but I'm getting used to it. I'm adapting gradually. I'm getting used to it." Okay? So this is about adapting, a gradual process of getting used to something. Okay? So that's getting used to something.
And similarly: "to be used to". Again, it's the "s" sound, to be used to something is when you have adapted or it was... It's always been like that. It's normal, it's a regular situation. So there's nothing new here. It's something that you've always done or you've done for a long time so it feels normal. So, you say: "I'm used to getting up early". "I'm used to", "to be", "I am", so that's part of the verb "to be". "I am used to getting up early." I'm not used to getting up early, but some people are. I find it very difficult, getting up early. Oh dear, especially in the long, cold winters. Mmm. Okay: "I'm used to getting", well, somebody. "He is used to getting up early." I'm not.
Oh, here's a negative one: "He's not used to driving on the left." Maybe someone who's moved countries, again, in his country they drive on the right, so he moves to a country where they drive on the left, how confusing, and he's not used to driving on the left. You can even have an accident if you're not used to it. I think you have to practice quite carefully first. Not used to driving his car on the left. Okay?
And then finally in this section, again, the weather in this country, in the UK: "We're used to wet weather in the UK." Okay? "We are used to wet weather". It rains a lot, especially in the autumn. Okay. And in the spring, and in the winter, and sometimes in the summer as well, so it's very... It can be very wet here. You may not want to come now I've told you that, but anyway. Perhaps you're here already. Anyway: "We're used to wet weather in the UK." And the longer you spend here, you... Easier you'll get used to it as well. Okay, so that is the first part of the lesson. We have one more set of examples which we'll be covering next.
- published: 07 Jan 2017
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Advanced English Grammar: Dependent Clauses
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- Duration: 23:19
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Do you have a hard time understanding dependent clauses? In English, we have four types of dependent clauses. In this advanced lesson, I'll help you understand ...
Do you have a hard time understanding dependent clauses? In English, we have four types of dependent clauses. In this advanced lesson, I'll help you understand each type of dependent clause and its purpose. I'll give you definitions and examples of each clause. Mastering these clauses will improve your reading comprehension and make you a better writer. After the class, take the quiz to practice what you've learned. http://www.engvid.com/advanced-english-grammar-dependent-clauses/
Watch Adam's series on clauses!
Noun Clauses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SrEEPt4MQA
Adjective Clauses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpV39YEmh5k
Adverb Clauses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkooLJ9MWVE
TRANSCRIPT
Hi. Welcome back to www.engvid.com. I'm Adam, and today's lesson is a special lesson. It's an introduction to dependent clauses. Now, before I begin, I want you to understand I'm only going to look at the functions of the dependent clauses today. I'm not going to look at how they're built, how to structure them, the conjunctions they use, the relative pronouns they use; only about the functions, because it's very important that you are able to recognize the different types of dependent clauses. Once you recognize the function of a clause, you know how it's built, you know what it's doing in the sentence, you can understand the sentence better, you can write better sentences.
So, dependent clauses, what are they? First of all, they're also called subordinate clauses. You might see "subordinate", you might see "dependent". They're very different from the independent clause. The independent clause is a clause that can stand by itself, and has a complete meaning. It doesn't have... It doesn't need any other information. A "clause" is a collection of words-sorry-that must include a subject and a verb.
Okay, we have basically four types. Technically, we think of three types, but there's one extra one that we're going to look at today. We have "noun clauses", we have "adjective clauses"-adjective clauses" are also called "relative clauses"-we have "adverb clauses", and we have something called a "that clause", which is really none of these three. It's closest to the noun clause, but it doesn't function like a noun clause.
We're going to start with the noun clause, then. What is a noun clause? First of all, a noun clause has a specific function in a sentence. It is used, just like it's called, it's used like a noun. You think of a noun clause as you would a noun, except that it's a clause. There's a subject, there's a verb, there's other pieces to it. We can use it as a subject of a sentence, we can use it as a subject of an otherwise independent clause. "What you do in your free time is your business." So, look... Let's, first of all, look at all the verbs, here. We have "do" and we have "is". We have two verbs. The subject for "you"... For "do" is "you". Okay? What is the subject for "is"? Well, if you look around, it's not "time", it's not "your", and it's not "you" because "you" is already being used. So the whole thing: "What you do in your free time", this is the subject, this is the verb, this is the subject complement. Okay?
Now, very rarely do people actually use noun clauses as subjects, especially in writing. What they might say is "it": "It is your business what you do in your free time." Okay? We call this a "preparatory 'it'". It means we prepare you for the subject that's going to come later. Why do we do this? Because it's more... It's a bit awkward to do it like this. It's more convenient to begin with "it", get to the verb, and get to whatever comes after the verb, and put the subject later because it's long. Okay? "What you do in your free time", subject, "is", verb.
Now, we can use it as a subject complement. A subject complement looks like an object, but it is not. It comes after a "be" verb. It comes after a "be" verb, okay? And it completes the meaning of the subject. So, Tom, what do we know about Tom? "Tom isn't"... Isn't what? He "isn't what you would call friendly." This is the noun clause. There is the subject, there is the verb. These, by the way, these are just called the pronouns or the conjunctions, whatever you want to call them. They begin the clause. Now, as we know from other lessons, "is" works like an equal sign. Tom, not really friendly. That's basically what this sentence means. This is the subject complement to Tom, noun clause. Notice the conjunction "what" can only be used in a noun clause; not in an adjective clause, not in an adverb clause.
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Do you have a hard time understanding dependent clauses? In English, we have four types of dependent clauses. In this advanced lesson, I'll help you understand each type of dependent clause and its purpose. I'll give you definitions and examples of each clause. Mastering these clauses will improve your reading comprehension and make you a better writer. After the class, take the quiz to practice what you've learned. http://www.engvid.com/advanced-english-grammar-dependent-clauses/
Watch Adam's series on clauses!
Noun Clauses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SrEEPt4MQA
Adjective Clauses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpV39YEmh5k
Adverb Clauses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkooLJ9MWVE
TRANSCRIPT
Hi. Welcome back to www.engvid.com. I'm Adam, and today's lesson is a special lesson. It's an introduction to dependent clauses. Now, before I begin, I want you to understand I'm only going to look at the functions of the dependent clauses today. I'm not going to look at how they're built, how to structure them, the conjunctions they use, the relative pronouns they use; only about the functions, because it's very important that you are able to recognize the different types of dependent clauses. Once you recognize the function of a clause, you know how it's built, you know what it's doing in the sentence, you can understand the sentence better, you can write better sentences.
So, dependent clauses, what are they? First of all, they're also called subordinate clauses. You might see "subordinate", you might see "dependent". They're very different from the independent clause. The independent clause is a clause that can stand by itself, and has a complete meaning. It doesn't have... It doesn't need any other information. A "clause" is a collection of words-sorry-that must include a subject and a verb.
Okay, we have basically four types. Technically, we think of three types, but there's one extra one that we're going to look at today. We have "noun clauses", we have "adjective clauses"-adjective clauses" are also called "relative clauses"-we have "adverb clauses", and we have something called a "that clause", which is really none of these three. It's closest to the noun clause, but it doesn't function like a noun clause.
We're going to start with the noun clause, then. What is a noun clause? First of all, a noun clause has a specific function in a sentence. It is used, just like it's called, it's used like a noun. You think of a noun clause as you would a noun, except that it's a clause. There's a subject, there's a verb, there's other pieces to it. We can use it as a subject of a sentence, we can use it as a subject of an otherwise independent clause. "What you do in your free time is your business." So, look... Let's, first of all, look at all the verbs, here. We have "do" and we have "is". We have two verbs. The subject for "you"... For "do" is "you". Okay? What is the subject for "is"? Well, if you look around, it's not "time", it's not "your", and it's not "you" because "you" is already being used. So the whole thing: "What you do in your free time", this is the subject, this is the verb, this is the subject complement. Okay?
Now, very rarely do people actually use noun clauses as subjects, especially in writing. What they might say is "it": "It is your business what you do in your free time." Okay? We call this a "preparatory 'it'". It means we prepare you for the subject that's going to come later. Why do we do this? Because it's more... It's a bit awkward to do it like this. It's more convenient to begin with "it", get to the verb, and get to whatever comes after the verb, and put the subject later because it's long. Okay? "What you do in your free time", subject, "is", verb.
Now, we can use it as a subject complement. A subject complement looks like an object, but it is not. It comes after a "be" verb. It comes after a "be" verb, okay? And it completes the meaning of the subject. So, Tom, what do we know about Tom? "Tom isn't"... Isn't what? He "isn't what you would call friendly." This is the noun clause. There is the subject, there is the verb. These, by the way, these are just called the pronouns or the conjunctions, whatever you want to call them. They begin the clause. Now, as we know from other lessons, "is" works like an equal sign. Tom, not really friendly. That's basically what this sentence means. This is the subject complement to Tom, noun clause. Notice the conjunction "what" can only be used in a noun clause; not in an adjective clause, not in an adverb clause.
- published: 16 Oct 2015
- views: 438289
Prepositions in Time Expressions - English Grammar & Speaking Lesson
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- Duration: 13:08
- Updated: 03 Dec 2015
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In this lesson, I'm going to give you some tips on 'prepositions of time', followed by exercises to help you to assimilate and remember them. Make sure you repe...
In this lesson, I'm going to give you some tips on 'prepositions of time', followed by exercises to help you to assimilate and remember them. Make sure you repeat the gap-filling exercises several times until you can choose the correct preposition without any hesitation.
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In this lesson, I'm going to give you some tips on 'prepositions of time', followed by exercises to help you to assimilate and remember them. Make sure you repeat the gap-filling exercises several times until you can choose the correct preposition without any hesitation.
Prepositions with basic verbs: https://youtu.be/-Uvp4MEdmoM
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- published: 03 Dec 2015
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KEY TO ENGLISH TENSES IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR WITH EXAMPLES. ENGLISH GRAMMAR LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS
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We learn English grammar for beginners - it's said how to understand these tenses. We learn tenses in English grammar with examples
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Articles - a, an & the - English Grammar lesson
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- Updated: 26 Nov 2014
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Articles - a, an & the - English Grammar lesson
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The 3 articles in English are a, an and the. The le...
Articles - a, an & the - English Grammar lesson
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The 3 articles in English are a, an and the. The learner has to decide noun-by-noun which one of the articles to use.
In fact, there are 4 choices to make, because sometimes no article is necessary. Native-speakers, of course, use the articles correctly without thinking. English learners, on the other hand, need to have some guidelines for making the right choice - particularly those learners whose own language does not have articles.
The guidelines that follow in this lesson should help ESL students to a basic understanding of English article use.
The words a, an and the are known as articles.
• We use an before words that begin with vowels (a,e,i,o,u).
E.g. I found an orange boat.
However there are few exceptions like the words honest and hour. In the words honest and hour the alphabet h is silent and therefore the letter o becomes the first alphabet of the word and hence we use the article an.
E.g. Mr. Smith is an honest man.
I will be with you in an hour.
We use a before words that begin with consonants (all the letters of the alphabet except the vowels).
E.g. Bumble is a baby elephant.
• We use the before words that we have already spoken about.
E.g. I bought an apple. The apple is very sweet.
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The 3 articles in English are a, an and the. The learner has to decide noun-by-noun which one of the articles to use.
In fact, there are 4 choices to make, because sometimes no article is necessary. Native-speakers, of course, use the articles correctly without thinking. English learners, on the other hand, need to have some guidelines for making the right choice - particularly those learners whose own language does not have articles.
The guidelines that follow in this lesson should help ESL students to a basic understanding of English article use.
The words a, an and the are known as articles.
• We use an before words that begin with vowels (a,e,i,o,u).
E.g. I found an orange boat.
However there are few exceptions like the words honest and hour. In the words honest and hour the alphabet h is silent and therefore the letter o becomes the first alphabet of the word and hence we use the article an.
E.g. Mr. Smith is an honest man.
I will be with you in an hour.
We use a before words that begin with consonants (all the letters of the alphabet except the vowels).
E.g. Bumble is a baby elephant.
• We use the before words that we have already spoken about.
E.g. I bought an apple. The apple is very sweet.
- published: 26 Nov 2014
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आसानी से सीखें Tenses | Learn Tenses in English Grammar with Examples in Hindi - by Him-eesh
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Become master of English Tenses by watching this video on english grammar tenses with examples in Hindi. This video will help you understand basics of english g...
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Become master of English Tenses by watching this video on english grammar tenses with examples in Hindi. This video will help you understand basics of english grammar and in depth knowledge of tenses along with grammar rules. This english speaking video on tenses in Hindi is aimed to help you in understanding that how to make english sentence in hindi and speak english fluently. This video on english grammar in hindi will also help you to practice english speaking and tenses as lot of example shave been provided in this grammatical video. If you wish to learn english, you need to understand tenses and rules of grammar. This purpose will be solved by this video as we help you to learn english through hindi in our various videos. We wish to improve your spoken english, and we will keep making video to help you practice english speaking and be able to speak english confidently and fluently. Many of the viewers requested us to make video on basic english grammar in hindi and we will surely keep making many more videos to improve english grammar and practice it with examples. Please mention your view about this video on tenses in Hindi and also suggest more topics which you want us to cover in our full course on english speaking.
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All Modal Helping Verbs in English Grammar I एक वीडियो में सभी Modals I Examples and Use in Hindi...
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Would video lecture:
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Would have video lecture:
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Playlist 2: Simple Sentences' Video Lectures
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Playlist 3: Tenses' Video Lectures
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Download link of Spoken English eBook PDF:
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Is/am/are to / has to /have to/ having to" video Link:
https://youtu.be/PovmCIE0gd8
Would video lecture:
https://youtu.be/Yf_T-LorX9s
Would have video lecture:
https://youtu.be/HwKARnadyE0
Should vs Need Video
https://youtu.be/h0Ssyw5lqIk
All modal helping verbs with examples in separate videos:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox6FoHE30D7mAk5DylqVR81O
Dear viewer,
Watch all the videos in sequence from playlist 1 to 12:
Playlist 1: "Introduction & Basics of English" Video Lectures
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox569k1T00UH7zdw0ZETatLz
Playlist 2: Simple Sentences' Video Lectures
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox4xqm9T72J1D6I2IqLG4cJr
Playlist 3: Tenses' Video Lectures
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox4evkxrt2AnfXpndrYtEo5Q
Playlist 4: Modal Helping Verb Video Lectures
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox6FoHE30D7mAk5DylqVR81O
Playlist 5: Prepositions' Video Lectures
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox5sd3o3RZE9HJcZ_crRvBYG
Playlist 6: Conjunctions' Video Lectures
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox5cy2xkIQknyfyd9PSxR3JY
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Playlist 8: Pronunciation & Sound Video Lectures
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox4CdWX12bGL396YGeIEhqiS
Playlist 9: "Do You Know Module" Video Lectures
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox5jCZrLMal3-d4Al5yHwYD7
Playlist 10: Active & Passive Voice Video Lectures
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All Modal Helping Verbs in English Grammar I एक वीडियो में सभी Modals I Examples and Use in Hindi
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All Modal Helping Verbs in English Grammar I एक वीडियो में सभी Modals I Examples and Use in Hindi...
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Would video lecture:
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Would have video lecture:
https://youtu.be/HwKARnadyE0
Should vs Need Video
https://youtu.be/h0Ssyw5lqIk
All modal helping verbs with examples in separate videos:
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Dear viewer,
Watch all the videos in sequence from playlist 1 to 12:
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Playlist 2: Simple Sentences' Video Lectures
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsXdBvuJ5ox4xqm9T72J1D6I2IqLG4cJr
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- published: 03 Oct 2017
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Fun way to Learn English grammar
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- Duration: 42:37
- Updated: 17 May 2017
- views: 2283555
The Best and Most fun way to learn English Grammar through conversation (English Subtitled)
The best way to learn Grammar.
Struggling with English grammar, gett...
The Best and Most fun way to learn English Grammar through conversation (English Subtitled)
The best way to learn Grammar.
Struggling with English grammar, getting tired of your English grammar book. This key to learn Basic English Grammar well is to not give up.
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The Best and Most fun way to learn English Grammar through conversation (English Subtitled)
The best way to learn Grammar.
Struggling with English grammar, getting tired of your English grammar book. This key to learn Basic English Grammar well is to not give up.
- published: 17 May 2017
- views: 2283555
आसानी से सीखें Tenses | Learn Tenses in English Grammar with Examples in Hindi - by Him-eesh
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- Duration: 26:36
- Updated: 30 May 2017
- views: 2447759
Become master of English Tenses by watching this video on english grammar tenses with examples in Hindi. This video will help you understand basics of english g...
Become master of English Tenses by watching this video on english grammar tenses with examples in Hindi. This video will help you understand basics of english grammar and in depth knowledge of tenses along with grammar rules. This english speaking video on tenses in Hindi is aimed to help you in understanding that how to make english sentence in hindi and speak english fluently. This video on english grammar in hindi will also help you to practice english speaking and tenses as lot of example shave been provided in this grammatical video. If you wish to learn english, you need to understand tenses and rules of grammar. This purpose will be solved by this video as we help you to learn english through hindi in our various videos. We wish to improve your spoken english, and we will keep making video to help you practice english speaking and be able to speak english confidently and fluently. Many of the viewers requested us to make video on basic english grammar in hindi and we will surely keep making many more videos to improve english grammar and practice it with examples. Please mention your view about this video on tenses in Hindi and also suggest more topics which you want us to cover in our full course on english speaking.
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Become master of English Tenses by watching this video on english grammar tenses with examples in Hindi. This video will help you understand basics of english grammar and in depth knowledge of tenses along with grammar rules. This english speaking video on tenses in Hindi is aimed to help you in understanding that how to make english sentence in hindi and speak english fluently. This video on english grammar in hindi will also help you to practice english speaking and tenses as lot of example shave been provided in this grammatical video. If you wish to learn english, you need to understand tenses and rules of grammar. This purpose will be solved by this video as we help you to learn english through hindi in our various videos. We wish to improve your spoken english, and we will keep making video to help you practice english speaking and be able to speak english confidently and fluently. Many of the viewers requested us to make video on basic english grammar in hindi and we will surely keep making many more videos to improve english grammar and practice it with examples. Please mention your view about this video on tenses in Hindi and also suggest more topics which you want us to cover in our full course on english speaking.
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- published: 30 May 2017
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Basic English Grammar: Parts of Speech – noun, verb, adjective, pronoun, adverb...
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- Duration: 20:06
- Updated: 29 Jul 2017
- views: 106186
In this video, I will go over the different parts of speech in English. We will be looking at the use of nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs. You wi...
In this video, I will go over the different parts of speech in English. We will be looking at the use of nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs. You will also learn how to arrange them in a grammatically correct sentence. Also, I will teach you in what order to place the adjectives if you have more than one. For example, do you have a "big, white, excitable dog" or a "white, excitable, big dog"? Find out by watching this lesson and doing the quiz afterwards at https://www.engvid.com/basic-english-grammar-parts-of-speech/
TRANSCRIPT
Hi. James from engVid. I would like to talk about something that will help you understand English, and it's two things. Number one are parts of speech. What are the parts of speech and how do you use them? The second is called syntax, which is a very complicated word for word order. Where do you put the words in a sentence? In some languages they have a different word order, some languages it doesn't really matter, but what my job today is, is to show you where the words go and: What do they basically mean-okay-in the parts of speech? As E said: "Words. Where do they go?"
Now, if you're new to English or even if you're an intermediate student, sometimes this causes you problems. Right? You've heard the terms: "preposition", "determiner", "syntax", and you're like: "Oh, it's so complicated." Today's lesson will be simple. You can go over this again and again. It will help you understand and use English better.
So I'm going to start off with the most basic part of parts of speech, and I want to start with the things part. Things. Not actions, but things. I am a person. My watch is a thing. Okay? An animal, a cat or a dog, or an apple, these are things. We call these things nouns, because nouns name people - Hi, I'm James; places - Toronto, Ontario; things - my watch; animals - a cat, meow; and food - an apple. Okay? These are nouns. Example: boy, dog, apple. Okay? Nouns name these things.
But sometimes you don't want to keep using the same noun again and again. "James ate the apple and James walked his dog as James talked to his friend, Oliver, and then James..." It gets what we call repetitive and boring, and it also makes the sentences go really slow. And sometimes we want to use the noun in a different way. So in this case we introduce what's called pronouns. Pronouns can replace nouns in a sentence. So now you could say something like this: "James ate the apple and he walked his dog." Instead of: "James ate the apple and James walked his dog", we can use a pronoun to replace it and make it simpler. We still know we're talking about James.
Now, we talked about word order or syntax. Let me explain this. In order to use a pronoun first you must use the noun. Okay? You introduce the noun and then you can replace it with a pronoun. That's why you see number one then number two. You cannot just start with a pronoun. If I started a sentence at the beginning: "He went to the store." The very first thing you will say to me is: "Who's he?" I go: "Oh, James went to the store and he bought the apples there." And you go: "Oh, now I know who he is." So, pronouns kind of number two because you have to actually introduce first with a noun, then you can replace it with a pronoun.
Now, we have several types of pronouns. I'm just going to go over and show you a couple of them so you get an idea. Pronouns include: "I", "we", which are subject pronouns. Object pronouns when we're talking about something that's not us, but something on the other side that receives action, as a subject pronoun I do things. I run. Right? We eat dinner. We're talking to them. Now, when we say "them", you go: "What?" Well, they are receiving it and we call those object pronouns. Okay? So the most basic ones are subject and object pronouns. One is doing something, one is receiving. There are reflexive pronouns, like: "himself" where somebody is talking about themselves. "He built the house himself." So he's talking about him as an object, but reflecting it back to himself. We call it reflexive pronoun. Okay? There are others, but I'm not going to get into them right now because I want to keep this simple just so you know what the parts of speech are, and you can always come to engVid to come and see other lessons in which we go deeply into reflexive pronouns, object and subject pronouns. Okay? Cool. So we talked about how pronouns can replace nouns, and we're good with that. Yeah?
So let's go to stage number three, because once you've replaced them, how do you know the difference between them? Apple, apple. I don't know. That's when we have adjectives. Adjectives. The word itself can be broken into two parts: "ject" and "ad". But remember... Do you remember when I said subject and object, and I gave you the example? I said, for instance: "I" is a subject pronoun. Right? Subject, yeah, I'm good at this.
https://wn.com/Basic_English_Grammar_Parts_Of_Speech_–_Noun,_Verb,_Adjective,_Pronoun,_Adverb...
In this video, I will go over the different parts of speech in English. We will be looking at the use of nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs. You will also learn how to arrange them in a grammatically correct sentence. Also, I will teach you in what order to place the adjectives if you have more than one. For example, do you have a "big, white, excitable dog" or a "white, excitable, big dog"? Find out by watching this lesson and doing the quiz afterwards at https://www.engvid.com/basic-english-grammar-parts-of-speech/
TRANSCRIPT
Hi. James from engVid. I would like to talk about something that will help you understand English, and it's two things. Number one are parts of speech. What are the parts of speech and how do you use them? The second is called syntax, which is a very complicated word for word order. Where do you put the words in a sentence? In some languages they have a different word order, some languages it doesn't really matter, but what my job today is, is to show you where the words go and: What do they basically mean-okay-in the parts of speech? As E said: "Words. Where do they go?"
Now, if you're new to English or even if you're an intermediate student, sometimes this causes you problems. Right? You've heard the terms: "preposition", "determiner", "syntax", and you're like: "Oh, it's so complicated." Today's lesson will be simple. You can go over this again and again. It will help you understand and use English better.
So I'm going to start off with the most basic part of parts of speech, and I want to start with the things part. Things. Not actions, but things. I am a person. My watch is a thing. Okay? An animal, a cat or a dog, or an apple, these are things. We call these things nouns, because nouns name people - Hi, I'm James; places - Toronto, Ontario; things - my watch; animals - a cat, meow; and food - an apple. Okay? These are nouns. Example: boy, dog, apple. Okay? Nouns name these things.
But sometimes you don't want to keep using the same noun again and again. "James ate the apple and James walked his dog as James talked to his friend, Oliver, and then James..." It gets what we call repetitive and boring, and it also makes the sentences go really slow. And sometimes we want to use the noun in a different way. So in this case we introduce what's called pronouns. Pronouns can replace nouns in a sentence. So now you could say something like this: "James ate the apple and he walked his dog." Instead of: "James ate the apple and James walked his dog", we can use a pronoun to replace it and make it simpler. We still know we're talking about James.
Now, we talked about word order or syntax. Let me explain this. In order to use a pronoun first you must use the noun. Okay? You introduce the noun and then you can replace it with a pronoun. That's why you see number one then number two. You cannot just start with a pronoun. If I started a sentence at the beginning: "He went to the store." The very first thing you will say to me is: "Who's he?" I go: "Oh, James went to the store and he bought the apples there." And you go: "Oh, now I know who he is." So, pronouns kind of number two because you have to actually introduce first with a noun, then you can replace it with a pronoun.
Now, we have several types of pronouns. I'm just going to go over and show you a couple of them so you get an idea. Pronouns include: "I", "we", which are subject pronouns. Object pronouns when we're talking about something that's not us, but something on the other side that receives action, as a subject pronoun I do things. I run. Right? We eat dinner. We're talking to them. Now, when we say "them", you go: "What?" Well, they are receiving it and we call those object pronouns. Okay? So the most basic ones are subject and object pronouns. One is doing something, one is receiving. There are reflexive pronouns, like: "himself" where somebody is talking about themselves. "He built the house himself." So he's talking about him as an object, but reflecting it back to himself. We call it reflexive pronoun. Okay? There are others, but I'm not going to get into them right now because I want to keep this simple just so you know what the parts of speech are, and you can always come to engVid to come and see other lessons in which we go deeply into reflexive pronouns, object and subject pronouns. Okay? Cool. So we talked about how pronouns can replace nouns, and we're good with that. Yeah?
So let's go to stage number three, because once you've replaced them, how do you know the difference between them? Apple, apple. I don't know. That's when we have adjectives. Adjectives. The word itself can be broken into two parts: "ject" and "ad". But remember... Do you remember when I said subject and object, and I gave you the example? I said, for instance: "I" is a subject pronoun. Right? Subject, yeah, I'm good at this.
- published: 29 Jul 2017
- views: 106186
Past simple tense | English grammar rules
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- Duration: 28:22
- Updated: 12 Jul 2014
- views: 922294
Learn the past simple tense with this English grammar video lesson.
The past simple tense has several uses. Its main use is to describe a completed action in t...
Learn the past simple tense with this English grammar video lesson.
The past simple tense has several uses. Its main use is to describe a completed action in the past. We also use it to describe a series of completed actions and to describe the duration of an action from the past.
The grammar rules for spelling the past simple affirmative form are as follows:
For regular verbs, we add -ed to the infinitive. For verbs which already end in a silent -e, we simply add -d (die - died for example). For regular verbs ending in a consonant and -y, we change the "y" to "i" and add -ed (hurry - hurried for example). For regular verbs ending in a consonant + vowel + consonant where the final syllable is stressed, we double the consonant and add -ed (stop - stopped and prefer - preferred for example) In British English, for regular verbs ending in -l, we always double the -l (cancel - cancelled for example). In American English, for verbs ending in -l, we follow the stressed syllable rule mentioned above.
For irregular verbs, there are no rules for the past simple form. You simply have to learn them. Some examples of irregular verbs are: buy - bought, go - went, do - did.
The question form of the past simple is: "Did" + the subject + the verb in the infinitive form ( "Did you close the door?" for example)
The negative form is: The subject + "did not" (or "didn't" in the contracted form) + the verb in the infinitive form ( "I didn't like the film" for example)
At the end of the lesson, you will find some grammar exercises to test your understanding.
If you have any questions, please ask me in the comments section below the video lesson and I will answer.
The accent in the video is a British English accent.
Here are some other English lessons:
Past perfect tense: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZopcVLDCHg
Past continuous: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGwh9BvpE0o
More grammar lessons: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpS4_AM1c0s0ozpROeE2A9ff
Listening exercises: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpRdmnAzmYwdc0Az0ZOG2XNA
Vocabulary videos: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpTlYAYSitjwWn29BEdCBi9j
Private English lessons & speaking practice: http://goo.gl/fTlmee
Andrew,
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http://www.crownacademyenglish.com
http://www.youtube.com/user/CrownAcademyEnglish
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Learn the past simple tense with this English grammar video lesson.
The past simple tense has several uses. Its main use is to describe a completed action in the past. We also use it to describe a series of completed actions and to describe the duration of an action from the past.
The grammar rules for spelling the past simple affirmative form are as follows:
For regular verbs, we add -ed to the infinitive. For verbs which already end in a silent -e, we simply add -d (die - died for example). For regular verbs ending in a consonant and -y, we change the "y" to "i" and add -ed (hurry - hurried for example). For regular verbs ending in a consonant + vowel + consonant where the final syllable is stressed, we double the consonant and add -ed (stop - stopped and prefer - preferred for example) In British English, for regular verbs ending in -l, we always double the -l (cancel - cancelled for example). In American English, for verbs ending in -l, we follow the stressed syllable rule mentioned above.
For irregular verbs, there are no rules for the past simple form. You simply have to learn them. Some examples of irregular verbs are: buy - bought, go - went, do - did.
The question form of the past simple is: "Did" + the subject + the verb in the infinitive form ( "Did you close the door?" for example)
The negative form is: The subject + "did not" (or "didn't" in the contracted form) + the verb in the infinitive form ( "I didn't like the film" for example)
At the end of the lesson, you will find some grammar exercises to test your understanding.
If you have any questions, please ask me in the comments section below the video lesson and I will answer.
The accent in the video is a British English accent.
Here are some other English lessons:
Past perfect tense: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZopcVLDCHg
Past continuous: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGwh9BvpE0o
More grammar lessons: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpS4_AM1c0s0ozpROeE2A9ff
Listening exercises: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpRdmnAzmYwdc0Az0ZOG2XNA
Vocabulary videos: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpTlYAYSitjwWn29BEdCBi9j
Private English lessons & speaking practice: http://goo.gl/fTlmee
Andrew,
Crown Academy of English
http://www.crownacademyenglish.com
http://www.youtube.com/user/CrownAcademyEnglish
https://twitter.com/Crown_English
Photo credits:
"Teenager Girl With Opened Notebook" Image courtesy of imagerymajestic | FreeDigitalPhotos.net
"Handsome Businessman Dragging Trolley Bag" Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net
"Cute Guy Washing His Teeth" Image courtesy of artur84 | FreeDigitalPhotos.net
"Job Interview" Image courtesy of franky242 | FreeDigitalPhotos.net
"It's Time For Business" Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net
"Yawning" Image courtesy of graur razvan ionut | FreeDigitalPhotos.net
"Health-care" Image courtesy of graur razvan ionut | FreeDigitalPhotos.net
- published: 12 Jul 2014
- views: 922294
Advanced English Grammar: Dependent Clauses
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- Duration: 23:19
- Updated: 16 Oct 2015
- views: 438289
Do you have a hard time understanding dependent clauses? In English, we have four types of dependent clauses. In this advanced lesson, I'll help you understand ...
Do you have a hard time understanding dependent clauses? In English, we have four types of dependent clauses. In this advanced lesson, I'll help you understand each type of dependent clause and its purpose. I'll give you definitions and examples of each clause. Mastering these clauses will improve your reading comprehension and make you a better writer. After the class, take the quiz to practice what you've learned. http://www.engvid.com/advanced-english-grammar-dependent-clauses/
Watch Adam's series on clauses!
Noun Clauses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SrEEPt4MQA
Adjective Clauses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpV39YEmh5k
Adverb Clauses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkooLJ9MWVE
TRANSCRIPT
Hi. Welcome back to www.engvid.com. I'm Adam, and today's lesson is a special lesson. It's an introduction to dependent clauses. Now, before I begin, I want you to understand I'm only going to look at the functions of the dependent clauses today. I'm not going to look at how they're built, how to structure them, the conjunctions they use, the relative pronouns they use; only about the functions, because it's very important that you are able to recognize the different types of dependent clauses. Once you recognize the function of a clause, you know how it's built, you know what it's doing in the sentence, you can understand the sentence better, you can write better sentences.
So, dependent clauses, what are they? First of all, they're also called subordinate clauses. You might see "subordinate", you might see "dependent". They're very different from the independent clause. The independent clause is a clause that can stand by itself, and has a complete meaning. It doesn't have... It doesn't need any other information. A "clause" is a collection of words-sorry-that must include a subject and a verb.
Okay, we have basically four types. Technically, we think of three types, but there's one extra one that we're going to look at today. We have "noun clauses", we have "adjective clauses"-adjective clauses" are also called "relative clauses"-we have "adverb clauses", and we have something called a "that clause", which is really none of these three. It's closest to the noun clause, but it doesn't function like a noun clause.
We're going to start with the noun clause, then. What is a noun clause? First of all, a noun clause has a specific function in a sentence. It is used, just like it's called, it's used like a noun. You think of a noun clause as you would a noun, except that it's a clause. There's a subject, there's a verb, there's other pieces to it. We can use it as a subject of a sentence, we can use it as a subject of an otherwise independent clause. "What you do in your free time is your business." So, look... Let's, first of all, look at all the verbs, here. We have "do" and we have "is". We have two verbs. The subject for "you"... For "do" is "you". Okay? What is the subject for "is"? Well, if you look around, it's not "time", it's not "your", and it's not "you" because "you" is already being used. So the whole thing: "What you do in your free time", this is the subject, this is the verb, this is the subject complement. Okay?
Now, very rarely do people actually use noun clauses as subjects, especially in writing. What they might say is "it": "It is your business what you do in your free time." Okay? We call this a "preparatory 'it'". It means we prepare you for the subject that's going to come later. Why do we do this? Because it's more... It's a bit awkward to do it like this. It's more convenient to begin with "it", get to the verb, and get to whatever comes after the verb, and put the subject later because it's long. Okay? "What you do in your free time", subject, "is", verb.
Now, we can use it as a subject complement. A subject complement looks like an object, but it is not. It comes after a "be" verb. It comes after a "be" verb, okay? And it completes the meaning of the subject. So, Tom, what do we know about Tom? "Tom isn't"... Isn't what? He "isn't what you would call friendly." This is the noun clause. There is the subject, there is the verb. These, by the way, these are just called the pronouns or the conjunctions, whatever you want to call them. They begin the clause. Now, as we know from other lessons, "is" works like an equal sign. Tom, not really friendly. That's basically what this sentence means. This is the subject complement to Tom, noun clause. Notice the conjunction "what" can only be used in a noun clause; not in an adjective clause, not in an adverb clause.
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Do you have a hard time understanding dependent clauses? In English, we have four types of dependent clauses. In this advanced lesson, I'll help you understand each type of dependent clause and its purpose. I'll give you definitions and examples of each clause. Mastering these clauses will improve your reading comprehension and make you a better writer. After the class, take the quiz to practice what you've learned. http://www.engvid.com/advanced-english-grammar-dependent-clauses/
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Adverb Clauses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkooLJ9MWVE
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Hi. Welcome back to www.engvid.com. I'm Adam, and today's lesson is a special lesson. It's an introduction to dependent clauses. Now, before I begin, I want you to understand I'm only going to look at the functions of the dependent clauses today. I'm not going to look at how they're built, how to structure them, the conjunctions they use, the relative pronouns they use; only about the functions, because it's very important that you are able to recognize the different types of dependent clauses. Once you recognize the function of a clause, you know how it's built, you know what it's doing in the sentence, you can understand the sentence better, you can write better sentences.
So, dependent clauses, what are they? First of all, they're also called subordinate clauses. You might see "subordinate", you might see "dependent". They're very different from the independent clause. The independent clause is a clause that can stand by itself, and has a complete meaning. It doesn't have... It doesn't need any other information. A "clause" is a collection of words-sorry-that must include a subject and a verb.
Okay, we have basically four types. Technically, we think of three types, but there's one extra one that we're going to look at today. We have "noun clauses", we have "adjective clauses"-adjective clauses" are also called "relative clauses"-we have "adverb clauses", and we have something called a "that clause", which is really none of these three. It's closest to the noun clause, but it doesn't function like a noun clause.
We're going to start with the noun clause, then. What is a noun clause? First of all, a noun clause has a specific function in a sentence. It is used, just like it's called, it's used like a noun. You think of a noun clause as you would a noun, except that it's a clause. There's a subject, there's a verb, there's other pieces to it. We can use it as a subject of a sentence, we can use it as a subject of an otherwise independent clause. "What you do in your free time is your business." So, look... Let's, first of all, look at all the verbs, here. We have "do" and we have "is". We have two verbs. The subject for "you"... For "do" is "you". Okay? What is the subject for "is"? Well, if you look around, it's not "time", it's not "your", and it's not "you" because "you" is already being used. So the whole thing: "What you do in your free time", this is the subject, this is the verb, this is the subject complement. Okay?
Now, very rarely do people actually use noun clauses as subjects, especially in writing. What they might say is "it": "It is your business what you do in your free time." Okay? We call this a "preparatory 'it'". It means we prepare you for the subject that's going to come later. Why do we do this? Because it's more... It's a bit awkward to do it like this. It's more convenient to begin with "it", get to the verb, and get to whatever comes after the verb, and put the subject later because it's long. Okay? "What you do in your free time", subject, "is", verb.
Now, we can use it as a subject complement. A subject complement looks like an object, but it is not. It comes after a "be" verb. It comes after a "be" verb, okay? And it completes the meaning of the subject. So, Tom, what do we know about Tom? "Tom isn't"... Isn't what? He "isn't what you would call friendly." This is the noun clause. There is the subject, there is the verb. These, by the way, these are just called the pronouns or the conjunctions, whatever you want to call them. They begin the clause. Now, as we know from other lessons, "is" works like an equal sign. Tom, not really friendly. That's basically what this sentence means. This is the subject complement to Tom, noun clause. Notice the conjunction "what" can only be used in a noun clause; not in an adjective clause, not in an adverb clause.
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20 BEST CONCEPTS OF GRAMMAR | SPOT THE ERROR | ENGLISH | ALL COMPETITIVE EXAMS
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Welcome You To Easy To Understand and to the point (Espresso) Style of English Grammar Lessons. Specially Compiled For You My Friends.
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Danish Submarine Owner Admits To Dismembering The Body Of Swedish Journalist
Edit WorldNews.com 30 Oct 2017
Police announced Monday Danish inventor Peter Madsen admitted to dismembering the body of Swedish journalist Kim Wall on his submarine in August before dumping her body into the ocean — however, he still denies murdering her, according to Reuters. During an Oct ... "We worked hard to find evidence on his clothes that he had dismembered the body, and now we have found the evidence, he has changed his story," Hansen said ... ....
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ISIS threatens Prince George in new chilling video
Edit DNA India 30 Oct 2017
Britain's Prince George is on the hit list of the Islamic State terror group which has threatened to kill the four-year-old son of Prince William and Kate Middleton, according to a UK media report. The threat appeared as part of a message posted by ISIS members on social media ... ....
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Nuclear Chief: Iran Could Produce Weapons-Grade Uranium In 4 Days If Deal Cancelled
Edit WorldNews.com 30 Oct 2017
The head of Iran’s nuclear program said the Islamic Republic could produce weapons-grade uranium in just four days if the country’s 2015 accord with the U.S. and other world powers is cancelled, Newsweek reported ... Iran has promised it will not renege on the deal, in which the country promised to give up its nuclear weapons program in exchange for the lifting of crippling sanctions. However, the U.S....
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Trump Campaign Adviser Papadopoulos Met With Russians To Discuss Stolen Clinton Emails
Edit WorldNews.com 30 Oct 2017
A newly unsealed charge filed on October 3 alleges that foreign policy adviser and aide to President Donald Trump's campaign secretly pleaded guilty to making false statements to the FBI during questioning about his contacts with foreign nationals who he knew had ties to senior Russian government officials, according to Business Insider ... "Meeting with Russian Leadership - Including Putin." ... ... ... Trump tweeted in response to the news....
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Manafort Charged With Conspiracy Against US, Conspiracy To Launder Money, Making False Statements
Edit WorldNews.com 30 Oct 2017
The Washington Post is reporting early Monday former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his former business partner Rick Gates will turn themselves in on charges stemming from Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into possible coordination between the Trump campaign and Russia to influence the 2016 election, quoting to a person familiar with the matter....
Grammar school IS fighter: 'I didn't kill anyone'
Edit Skynews 30 Oct 2017
A grammar school boy from High Wycombe who was captured in Syria trying to flee Islamic State has insisted he spent most of his three years in terrorist territory playing PlayStation and riding his bike ... ....
East civic body schools to teach in English
Edit The Hindu 30 Oct 2017
The East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) has decided to make English the medium of teaching in their English-medium schools ... At present, these schools have English as a supplementary subject....
A grammatically incorrect newspaper headline is showing just how important hyphens can be
Edit Irish Independent 30 Oct 20171 in 5 US residents doesn't speak English at home
Edit China Daily 30 Oct 2017
WASHINGTON - More than one in five American residents now speaks a language other than English at home, according to a new research based on 2016 US Census Bureau data ... Among them, 26.1 million (39.8 percent) told the US Census Bureau that they speak English less than very well ... Overall, 44 percent (29 million) of those who speak a language other than English at home are US-born....
Labour puts unions first by scrapping National Standards, leaving 'confusion' and 'shambles' - Bill English
Edit TVNZ 30 Oct 2017
The scrapping of National Standards in schools has left parents not knowing what's happening to their kids and is putting unions first, says National Party leader Bill English. ... However, Mr English said Labour should be able to explain to parents what will be happening next year to their children's learning. ....
Corporation schools to become English medium from March 2018
Edit Indian Express 30 Oct 2017
Schools under East Delhi Municipal Corporation and North Delhi Municipal Corporation will adopt English as the medium of teaching for all subjects from the next academic session, starting March, 2018 ... A senior official of East Corporation said one of the main reasons behind the high dropout rate in municipal schools is also that they do not have English medium....
Carr joins English club on short-term deal
Edit News24 30 Oct 2017
Western Province loose forward Nizaam Carr will join English club Wasps on a three-month loan deal ... ....
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