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There are innumerable different English grammar lectures on the internet; you are among the top 10!

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It was sooo helpful. Thanks a thousand

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Could your explanation be written also so that when we screenshot, we can be able to know when we study..just like clause videos.

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thanks tommorow is my final exam

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Mary suggested that Carlos work with her Mary suggested Carlos to work with her or Mary suggested Carlos work with her? If we drop "that" does the sentence remain unchanhed or do we have to add "to"?

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1. I met the people *living there* . 2. I hate saleem speaking loudly in the class. 4. His going to sleep during wedding was disgraceful. 5. Do you mind me smoking? How can we differentiate the ing forms in these examples, whether they are gerunds or participles? Also How should we know which would be more suitable or correct. Only gerund or with possessive? 1 .I saw his smoking cigarette. I saw him smoking cigarette. 2. I hate Saleem's speaking loudly in the class. I hate Saleem speaking loudly in the class. 3. Do you mind my smoking? Do you mind me smoking? Please answer in details in your free time. This confusion bother me very much.

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For instance, the colorful calico rockfish can survive for a little over a decade, while gthe rougheye rockfish boasts a maximum life span of about two centuries. (This is SAT question. Why is the comma (, while) preceded ?

Thanks for the video but when I was searching real past situations on the Net that wasn't what I was looking for. What I wonder is how we use if for cases that are likely to have happened in the past but we are not completely sure. For example suppose we don't know whether our friend passed the test the week before and how his mother's reaction was to the result, and we make guesses about it, like, " if he passed the test, his mother must have congratulated him." Is this usage correct?

can you call them copula verb instead

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I'd like to thank you all for attending today's meeting. What kind of speech maam

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Overall, a good video but your background music is entirely too loud and your voice is too low in the mix.

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I have two questions. First, in the sentence, “ I’ll give you a call in the morning,” how can we know that the prepositional phrase is not modifying you or call? It seems like a rather large jump to have the referent and a prepositional phrase be “ give in the morning.” it seems so much more logical that the prepositional phrase would modify “call.” What am I not understanding here? Also, it does not seem fair that you are dispensing information so freely; consequently, how can we pay you for your services?… are you available as a personal tutor with proper compensation, of course?

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Hello! Ma'am. Kindly tell the word the prepositional phrase modifies in the below given sentence. 'Using GPS, we found our way to the hotel.'

hey, thanks for your attention-grabbing video, I have a question. What is the difference between concession and contrast connectors?

Hello, Thanks for your amazing explanation. I have a question. After Ethan was hit by a car, he needed to go on crutches. Reduction: After hit by a car, Ethan needed to go on crutches. Is it possible.

Good afternoon ma'am.Extraordinary teaching ma'am .

I always love your teaching style for that I am grateful ! Can you teach me how to understand a new words within a sentence or a paragraph without looking a dictionary ? Thanks 🙏🏼

Having watched a lot of videos , I need to practice with the questions of the given topic . I am not getting any book which i can practice . Can you recomment the best book for practice the grammar topics . Having purchased several books , I have not got satisfied with the book . Please recommed a book that would be much better for me ....

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This video is really helpful for my exams! Thank you for creating this amazing video. It is very understandable and my sister loves this too. I also love how you create examples that I can barely find in my textbooks or notes (and google too).

Your method of teaching is second to none.

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It's very helpful with my daughters learning.

Outstanding class! Thanks a bunch!

Basic and informative, necessary for novice wrighters and readers who want to understand structure.

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Dear Ms. Lulu Shawn Hello, I would like to thank you for English Teaching Method. It is very interesting. I want to add a point in this lesson. For your information I should say that I have been learning English since I was 10 or 11 years old and after entering high school I went on learning at the Iran-America Cultural Society (11 years) prior to the change of regime in Iran. I taught English language at some Schools in Tehran 6 years before graduating from University in 1985. I have read many grammatical English books (books by Robert Dixon=I have reviewed by myself more than 30 times and taught this exercise book to my students). Now at this age, I have decided to gain my BA Degree and MA Degree in the field of English Language. All I mentioned above was to reach this main point that I encountered in this lesson In the causative sentences, I saw that you mentioned the tense of the second verb has no tense (If I understood correctly), but in my opinion the second and any other verbs coming after the first verb follow the tense of the first verb till it reach the full stop. Is it correct or not. I will be appreciative of your kind reply. My email address is as follow: jalalabar@gmail(yahoo).com Sincerely Yours Abar

What if the clause is in past perfect?

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kindly make the kind of one dependent clause clear to me and it is "that is the reason why he came late." is it adjective clause or adverbial clause?