That was a helpful lesson. Needless to say, I got the question about 007 correct. I would say that "by" and "to" are the easiest ones to mix up. Reg Dwight is known by his stage name. Elton John is known to many as a great pianist.
Thank you very much for the extremely generous support! Glad you liked the grammar review. I had to look up the moniker Reginald Kenneth Dwight. What a long name! Here's follow-up question. Was Sean Connery best known by his first name, middle name or stage name?
jenny is also known as "jaan" in persian, that's s the name for a close friend. and congratulations on taking up Spanish. you are a global asset now.😊😊
I think she won me over when she sang the national anthem at the Super Bowl. It was amazing. I have to admit, I also like "Poker Face." It makes me want to dance, and I giggle when I recall the scene from Percy Jackson that used that song.
Hey Jenny, I just want to know whether "known n unknown to her OR known n unknown By her is right. Whether to her OR By her is right. Which sounds gramatically better n what is more right. Thats the only thing I want to know. I suppose both are right. BUT according to u whats more gramatically right. By her or to her.? Thanks. I await.
Mam I have seen like this sentences (It is said /thought/allowed/.....that ...). But Here l want to ask This structure It is thought/allowed/said (to be ) + etc.. When we use this and in Which chapter can we study .
You're talking about a passive structure used to report information. The subject starts with "It." It is said that... It is rumored that... I may create an additional lesson to cover this use of the passive. I have other lessons that review the passive in general. Basically, people use these structures to pass along information more or less objectively. It's likely more common in writing (academic writing or the news) because it helps report opinions and observations.
Mam i want ask about It is said/thought/ required (to be) ....... How make this structure with infinitive and DUMMY IT . IN which chapter can i study please tell me with examples Please help 🙏🙏
I'll consider making a new lesson on this aspect of the passive. Here's a good explanation from BBC. www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/course/upper-intermediate/unit-19/session-1#
Till date I have not understood which word gets added where in the English language, I even asked many CZcamsrs and no one gave me any answer. Can you solve my dilemma? I do not think so ,
Hi. Have you seen my playlist on prepositions? I present a lot of collocations (set phrases with noun/adjective/verb + preposition). czcams.com/play/PLfQSN9FlyB6TT9yUCjC6QLTMphzLq2Ay0.html
Hello Jennifer. Thank you
Hello! 😊You're most welcome. I have a new video on prepositions coming out soon.
It's almost impossible not to watch yo videos with that smile lol
Thank you for watching!
That was a helpful lesson. Needless to say, I got the question about 007 correct.
I would say that "by" and "to" are the easiest ones to mix up.
Reg Dwight is known by his stage name.
Elton John is known to many as a great pianist.
Thank you very much for the extremely generous support! Glad you liked the grammar review. I had to look up the moniker Reginald Kenneth Dwight. What a long name! Here's follow-up question.
Was Sean Connery best known by his first name, middle name or stage name?
Good question. I see that "Sean" is his middle name. His first name is Thomas. @@Englishwithjennifer
jenny is also known as "jaan" in persian, that's s the name for a close friend.
and congratulations on taking up Spanish. you are a global asset now.😊😊
How interesting to know about "jaan"!
Thank you, Jennifer! It's so useful info as usual!
Glad to hear that, Sergei. Hope you can join the November livestream.
Hi teacher jennifer I was saw your video you are excellent
Thank you for studying with me! 😃
Thank you teacher!
You are welcome. Take care!
Jennifer is known for making English easy for every learner.
Stay safe!
Thanks for the lovely example! You're likely known to all for your kind nature. :)
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Thank you for the warm support. Have a great weekend! 😃
Stefani Germanotta, born upper east side NYC, raised upper west side NYC.
She's one of my favorites.
I think she won me over when she sang the national anthem at the Super Bowl. It was amazing.
I have to admit, I also like "Poker Face." It makes me want to dance, and I giggle when I recall the scene from Percy Jackson that used that song.
@@Englishwithjennifer "...that was used in that song."
Ah grammar! I'd argue both could work. Active and passive.
@@Englishwithjennifer Reading it again, I can see that it is grammatically correct ("that used that song."). 😀
I wrote quickly and wasn't aiming to write the most beautifully constructed sentence. ;)
Hey Jenny, I just want to know whether "known n unknown to her OR known n unknown By her is right. Whether to her OR By her is right. Which sounds gramatically better n what is more right. Thats the only thing I want to know. I suppose both are right. BUT according to u whats more gramatically right. By her or to her.? Thanks. I await.
Something may be known or unknown to her, meaning it is or is not familiar to her.
Mam
I have seen like this sentences
(It is said /thought/allowed/.....that ...).
But
Here l want to ask
This structure
It is thought/allowed/said (to be ) + etc..
When we use this and
in Which chapter can we study .
You're talking about a passive structure used to report information. The subject starts with "It."
It is said that...
It is rumored that...
I may create an additional lesson to cover this use of the passive. I have other lessons that review the passive in general. Basically, people use these structures to pass along information more or less objectively. It's likely more common in writing (academic writing or the news) because it helps report opinions and observations.
This city known for its super crowded people on every new year eve.
Hmm. Is that NYC? Lots of major cities around the world are crowded with people on New Year's Eve! Ha ha. Do you attend those kinds of celebrations?
Mam i want ask about
It is said/thought/ required (to be) .......
How make this structure with infinitive
and DUMMY IT .
IN which chapter can i study please tell me with examples
Please help 🙏🙏
I'll consider making a new lesson on this aspect of the passive. Here's a good explanation from BBC.
www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/course/upper-intermediate/unit-19/session-1#
The city is known for its Russian bridge and Far Eastern Federal university (FEFU). Name the city).
Vladivostok! :)
Balle, this for good innFarsi
So many wonderful words in this world!
Till date I have not understood which word gets added where in the English language, I even asked many CZcamsrs and no one gave me any answer. Can you solve my dilemma? I do not think so ,
Hi. Have you seen my playlist on prepositions? I present a lot of collocations (set phrases with noun/adjective/verb + preposition).
czcams.com/play/PLfQSN9FlyB6TT9yUCjC6QLTMphzLq2Ay0.html
Hi beautiful 😘