All I want to say is you're an awesome reacher. This is the very lesson I want to learn . Jenifer is an utterly great teacher. It is teacher Jennifer that helps me love English .
It was so nice to hear that you’re learning Russian. I am from Belarus and I have been learning English for about 4 years.When I came to America I knew a couple of English words and now I can speak and understand native speakers.Thank you for your lessons!
That's wonderful! My Russian has weakened a bit over the years, but I meet with tutors 1-2 times a week for practice.😃 I try to watch some of the news in Russian.
good job Jennifer. as usual, listening your words make me relax and easier to understand than another ones. I love writing with fronting sentences, cleft and inversion . From the house, she walked toward me.,She walked toward me from the house. thank for brushing up my brain.
Glad you enjoy learning! It's fun and useful to play around with structures. It will keep you flexible as you express your ideas. It's flexibility that allows creativity. 😊
That's the very information I've needed badly, especially on that fronting and inversion, a million thanks for the unique advanced lesson. Great idea with the quiz, too.
Glad it was helpful! Feel free to ask any follow-up questions. I'm still wrapping my head around some of the grammar myself. My explanation will likely be refined as time goes on and I have even more opportunities to consider the patterns in use. Like all of you, I'm still learning. There's so much to discover!
@@Englishwithjennifer I agree, language learning offers so many beautiful discoveries. I thank you really much again and would crave for more advanced grammar lessons from you.
I agree to Ray. Taking this opportunity, all I want is to express my heartfelt thanks to Jennifer for your devoted commitment in teaching us English. You made me latch onto English, but I still play hooky occasionally. Sorry for that.
Life happens. If you miss a livestream now and then, it's okay. You can always catch up with the recording. Hoping all is well with your family! Check out the follow-up task on the community tab. :)
Thank you for the very generous support! 😃 I'm always amazed by how much more I need to learn myself! It's me who should be thanking all of you for pushing me to confirm and expand on what I know. I understand clefts better now.
thanks once again for many ways to emphasize. my mother tongue hindi is weak on emphasis, it is derived from ancient Sanskrit which is basically a spoken language of religious chants and teachings. exposure to persian enriched its grammar and delivered it from agglutinated long words, which feature killed Sanskrit and gave rise to modern hindi. last, you could use newspaper headline examples to show how emphasis is created. best wishes and thanks once again for a masterly exposition with movie clips to add spice!
I appreciate the skill your mind has to read and write in such different languages! As for headlines, that's a whole course in psychology. They employ different techniques to convey information and attract our attention. Thank you for supporting my efforts.
Once again, food for thought! Did not know that there is a lore behind headlines.. I have a daily news service in which I craft at least five headlines every day!
My goal is to learn one Indian language every two years. The Jennifer frame of esl works every where! I have a bit of tamil, will work on bengali with help from my wife who is a Bong
I've seen an explanation that no + noun means like the + noun in negative sentences... like "negative topic/theme" in the grammar... And I know another intensifier "every single" - every single day, every single one, etc. Also every last
There are more structures to be added to this list. I have another lesson on the use of auxiliary verbs for emphasis and clarification. "Every single" is a wonderful structure as well. Very common. "No" + noun can certainly sound stronger than simply "not any." You can hear examples on YouGlish and GetYarn for context.
All I want to say is you're an awesome reacher.
This is the very lesson I want to learn .
Jenifer is an utterly great teacher.
It is teacher Jennifer that helps me love English .
Thank you for your kind words! 😃 It's learners like you who make the teaching experience so special.
It was so nice to hear that you’re learning Russian. I am from Belarus and I have been learning English for about 4 years.When I came to America I knew a couple of English words and now I can speak and understand native speakers.Thank you for your lessons!
That's wonderful! My Russian has weakened a bit over the years, but I meet with tutors 1-2 times a week for practice.😃 I try to watch some of the news in Russian.
I can't thank you enough for that fabulous lesson ,teacher Jennifer
You're welcome. 😃
good job Jennifer. as usual, listening your words make me relax and easier to understand than another ones. I love writing with fronting sentences, cleft and inversion . From the house, she walked toward me.,She walked toward me from the house. thank for brushing up my brain.
Glad you enjoy learning! It's fun and useful to play around with structures. It will keep you flexible as you express your ideas. It's flexibility that allows creativity. 😊
That's the very information I've needed badly, especially on that fronting and inversion, a million thanks for the unique advanced lesson. Great idea with the quiz, too.
Glad it was helpful! Feel free to ask any follow-up questions. I'm still wrapping my head around some of the grammar myself. My explanation will likely be refined as time goes on and I have even more opportunities to consider the patterns in use. Like all of you, I'm still learning. There's so much to discover!
@@Englishwithjennifer I agree, language learning offers so many beautiful discoveries. I thank you really much again and would crave for more advanced grammar lessons from you.
I agree to Ray. Taking this opportunity, all I want is to express my heartfelt thanks to Jennifer for your devoted commitment in teaching us English. You made me latch onto English, but I still play hooky occasionally. Sorry for that.
Life happens. If you miss a livestream now and then, it's okay. You can always catch up with the recording. Hoping all is well with your family! Check out the follow-up task on the community tab. :)
There was a lot of useful information in this video. What we need is more lessons like this. Happy birthday tomorrow. 🎂🍰🥳🎉
Thank you for the very generous support! 😃 I'm always amazed by how much more I need to learn myself! It's me who should be thanking all of you for pushing me to confirm and expand on what I know. I understand clefts better now.
@@Englishwithjennifer It was a super lesson!
EXCELLENT MASTER CLASS, please teach me more 🤗🤗❤❤👏👏💯💯
I'm glad you found this useful. I'll certainly create more lessons. :)
Hello Jennifer. When see you learn It is inspire me to goal to ahead better english. Thank you. Woman day It is teacher day.
Thank you for the holiday wishes. I'm inspired by all my viewers and learners to continue learning more as well. I still have more to discover.
Today I became lucky to be the 1st viewer of ur video
You are a wonderful teacher madam🙏🙏🙏
Thanks a lot for your enthusiasm and support. 😊
thanks once again for many ways to emphasize. my mother tongue hindi is weak on emphasis, it is derived from ancient Sanskrit which is basically a spoken language of religious chants and teachings. exposure to persian enriched its grammar and delivered it from agglutinated long words, which feature killed Sanskrit and gave rise to modern hindi.
last, you could use newspaper headline examples to show how emphasis is created.
best wishes and thanks once again for a masterly exposition with movie clips to add spice!
I appreciate the skill your mind has to read and write in such different languages!
As for headlines, that's a whole course in psychology. They employ different techniques to convey information and attract our attention.
Thank you for supporting my efforts.
Once again, food for thought! Did not know that there is a lore behind headlines..
I have a daily news service in which I craft at least five headlines every day!
My goal is to learn one Indian language every two years. The Jennifer frame of esl works every where! I have a bit of tamil, will work on bengali with help from my wife who is a Bong
Wow. That's ambitious. As I understand, there are dozens and dozens of languages. Correct?
Thank you so much! Happy Women´s day!!
Thank you. Happy Women's Day to all the ladies watching!
My dearest Prof ,
Happy Women’s day. Love you. A
🎉To you as well, Andrea. Have a beautiful day! Thanks for being here.
Great Jennifer!
Thanks!
Stay safe!
Thanks for watching the new lesson. Take care!
Thanks! God bless tou!
You're most welcome. Thank you for watching.
I've seen an explanation that no + noun means like the + noun in negative sentences... like "negative topic/theme" in the grammar...
And I know another intensifier "every single" - every single day, every single one, etc. Also every last
There are more structures to be added to this list. I have another lesson on the use of auxiliary verbs for emphasis and clarification.
"Every single" is a wonderful structure as well. Very common. "No" + noun can certainly sound stronger than simply "not any." You can hear examples on YouGlish and GetYarn for context.
Hello from Barcelona 😊!
Hello there! Thanks for studying with me.
Hello Jennifer!
Hi there!
Thank you baby for sharing
My pleasure. Thank you for watching. 😊
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Thanks for the support. Regards!
@@Englishwithjennifer appreciate to your passion towards sustainable efforts 🙂❤️👍
That does not happen every day. 7:14
Do you mean surprise parties? No, maybe once a year at most. :)