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This is the clearest video. Thank you !

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Despite my current age, i've never known how to do basic punctuation. I always brushed it off, and blamed school. But recently - i've decided to try and actually write properly. I hope, that this will help me form more coherent sentences. As embarassing as it feels to watch first grade level english. Hopefully this sentence does not have too many glaring flaws.

Thank you for the lesson! It was a good one listening properly. I was able to obtain nine correctly. I look forward to the next lesson! Best wishes and regards! 😊

Nice one!

Remarkable video. I would really like to see more like this one in the future because I really back up the idea of creating such series. Thank you so much as always! Regards from Ukraine! Keep it up, Jennifer!

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Thanks for the lesson is very good and instructive .I have seven points.

this was very helpful

Number 8 tripped me up because I changed 'so' to 'a', forgetting the need to emphasize 'nice girl' using such! You never fail to teach me something. Thanks, Jennifer!

8/10 Thank you for your video, I am going through each and every video. I am learning a ton!

Karen is a teacher ; Susie is a nurse. How are these two sentences closely related? Can somebody explain?

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Thanks for this special video 🎉

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Grammar was one of my best subjects in elementary school, so I had not touble getting all of these correct.

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Hi, I'm back at it again attending Ms Sparkle's class. (Attendance)

Excellent lesson as always. I got 9 out 10 right. I learn something new with every lesson. Thank you.

Oustanding class, professor. 8 out 10

If I got 17/20 am I B2?

Writing in prose; in other words… just plain talking, or conversation without rhythm or metering, definitely falls under the rules of grammar. I myself can be cough off guard based on the fact, I'm a Appalachian by birth. Nevertheless, we must endeavor to search every avenue to improve our communication skills. You're a 10 Thank you 💜

How many did you get correct out of 10?

8/8 Merci. Shukran!

I have found 9 correct answer thank you for the lesson

Respected Ma'am, being undisputedly the greatest grammarian of this generation across the globe, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to solve the following issue that has baffled so many grammarians and teacher.The grammatical problem is -The Question was very easy.Everyone could answer it.(Make it a Simple Sentence).Ma,am,my probable answers-(A) The question was too easy to answer (B) The question was too easy for everyone not to answer (C) The question was too easy not to answer.

Eight out of eight.

Wow, LOVE your lesson and videos! New subscriber, very easy and fun to understand. Loving the quality of video and understanding.

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Excellent explanation! My native language is Spanish and I think this topic is easier in English than in Spanish.

Hi Ms/Mrs Sparkle, I'm back at it again; attending my daily English writing lessons. (Attendance)

This video is very useful and exciting, and finally I got 19/20 Great job it is right ?

Thanks for the amazing lesson. Keep up the good job! 🎉

I am from pakistan,I appreciate you on this.

I’m seeing a lot of adults not knowing how to use these three words correctly

Good morning Dear Mss. Sparkle. I have a doubt about the following sentence I would be very grateful if you could solve it: Mom's and Dad's cars are new. I understand this sentence in a different way, there may be a gap of something in my knowledge, therefore, it happens. I get it in the following manner: Mom's cars are new and Dad's cars are new. I would understand the way in which you did it if the sentence would be: Mom's and Dad's car are new, meaning Mom's car is new and Dad's car is new. Please, if you could give me a proof-based or in-depth explanation of why the initial sentence is correct, I would thank you to bits.

Amazing lesson

wonderful explanation. Many say that we combine an independent clause and a dependent clause with a subordinating conjunction. Not the correct definition. From your explanation, I understand that a dependent clause can be combined with an independent clause when the dependent clause begins with a conjunction.

That was refreshing!

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if you did a video for authors covering thing that would be great, i will start using the oxford comma.

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