Hi, good morning, I have a question, sorry, out of this video subject.... I have this sentence: She is committed to identifying and resolving.... What is the difference if you say: She is committed to identify and resolve... Don`t they mean the same? Thanks!!!
Thanks for the question. While the meaning would be the same, to have correct grammatical structure we want to use the -ing forms. Verbs that follow "committed to" using -ing. For example: - I'm committed to going the party. - I'm committed to speaking at the event. - I'm committed to attending the performance.
Dear Anne I loved this lesson. 32 words/ adjectives to describe a person. This is really going to help me while communicatiing in English. You have given me confidence.
Amusing &informative lesson It is not a mere linguistic lesson,but it is also in- depth analysis of a challenging &hectic social life. With my fragrant compliments
Thanks teacher for the video. I really enjoyed it. I am a social butterfly person . And I am doing my best to be thick-skinned at work. I am also a natural -born public speaker. Moreover, I believe that I am an old soul when I talk to older people and give them pieces of advice. At work, I am industrious and committed to my work
You are so welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it. It looks like you've acquired many new words to use, like natural-born public speaker, thick-skinned, industrious, and more. Well done!
Excellent presentation. I look forward to watching a similar lesson on Negative adjectives to describe people. They are all around. It is a life reality
What a great English lesson! As the first time to come across this program today, I was deeply impressed by its rich content and effective approach in teaching.
Dear Annemarie, I've just found out that I wouldn't be able tô descrito prople perso nality in a so rich way as you did even in my own languageYou have a special talent not ony to express yourself but to observe people as well.The best class i've ever atender to in all my Life.
I like watching your videos; I watch them almost every day as it has become a habit.
Awesome! I'm glad to hear this. Thank you for watching.
Freddie Mercury had a larger-than-life personality, bold on stage, but shy in private. I love him and Queen so much!!
Excellent examples! Thank you for sharing.
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Hi, good morning, I have a question, sorry, out of this video subject.... I have this sentence: She is committed to identifying and resolving.... What is the difference if you say: She is committed to identify and resolve... Don`t they mean the same? Thanks!!!
Thanks for the question. While the meaning would be the same, to have correct grammatical structure we want to use the -ing forms. Verbs that follow "committed to" using -ing.
For example:
- I'm committed to going the party.
- I'm committed to speaking at the event.
- I'm committed to attending the performance.
Dear Anne I loved this lesson. 32 words/ adjectives to describe a person. This is really going to help me while communicatiing in English. You have given me confidence.
Wonderful! I'm glad it was helpful.
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Amusing &informative lesson
It is not a mere linguistic lesson,but it is also in- depth analysis of a challenging &hectic social life.
With my fragrant compliments
I adore my best friend! He's really perceptive, resourceful! He is also very witty!
Thanks teacher for the video. I really enjoyed it.
I am a social butterfly person . And I am doing my best to be thick-skinned at work. I am also a natural -born public speaker. Moreover, I believe that I am an old soul when I talk to older people and give them pieces of advice. At work, I am industrious and committed to my work
You are so welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it. It looks like you've acquired many new words to use, like natural-born public speaker, thick-skinned, industrious, and more. Well done!
Hi Annemarie, thank you for another superb lesson of yours!
You are so welcome!
❤ congrats. Please let's have a lesson with the opposite vocabulary. Like sad vs happy. Thanks a lot for your continuous and tenacious support.
You're welcome, and thank you for the lesson suggestion.
Excellent presentation. I look forward to watching a similar lesson on Negative adjectives to describe people. They are all around. It is a life reality
Thank you for the lesson suggestion.
What a great English lesson! As the first time to come across this program today, I was deeply impressed by its rich content and effective approach in teaching.
Thank you for the kind comments and for watching.
Hi Anne, love this lesson so much. It would be great if you plan to have the negative adjectives lesson too. Really look forward to that. ❤🎉
Hi! Thank you for the lesson suggestion.
You are doing a great job in English confidence journey
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Dear Annemarie, I've just found out that I wouldn't be able tô descrito prople perso nality in a so rich way as you did even in my own languageYou have a special talent not ony to express yourself but to observe people as well.The best class i've ever atender to in all my Life.
Thank you for the kind comments, Mary. I'm glad the lesson was helpful.
Thank you so much Annemarie
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Thanks for sharing. It was informative and useful.
I'm glad it was helpful.
You read my mind. Thanks for the lesson!
My favourite word in English is courteous! And today I got to know girlbossing!
Thanks for sharing.
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Great words😊
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I like your voice，it's my standard vioce of English
I loved this lesson ❤
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Right we have to improve vocabulary
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I am a easy going and optimistic person
Can you do the same lesson in reverse?😊
Thank you for the lesson suggestion. I will consider this for a future topic.
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Writing is very poor,change the colour of writing no one can see