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Terrific lesson. Some words sound odd when we use them in their full forms: It will not work, (It won't work.) You are the winner. (You're the winner.) They are here. (They're here.) We did not notice the two faces. (We didn't notice the two faces.) One can also reduce full forms this way, "I wouldn't've written it that way." However, I view this as contraction overload.
Thank you for the generous support! Indeed, there are things we say but don't often write: It'd be fun! Also, there are things we write but don't often say.
Is "slide open" a phrasal verb? If it isn't what is it called? What is the function of these? I happen to see this many times. Although i understand this I don't what function it takes. Can you clarify it for me? (Eg:He slid open the door.) I mean can 2 verbs be a phrasal verb? Verb with preposition or adverb is called phrasal verbs is what i have studied. Waiting for your reply.
Hi. "Open" isn't a particle. Phrasal verbs use a verb + one or more particles. (look up, look down on, look forward to, get over, etc.) "Slide" can be transitive or intransitive: The door slides open. [intransitive = no object] "Open" answers the question how. Can you please slide the door closed? [transitive = object] Things can slide open, closed, across a floor, up and down. Those are simple adverbials explaining direction. www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/slide
Hi. There are different ways to study with me. First, there are my free videos on CZcams and Instagram. I have some free exercises on my website. YT members can send in questions before the monthly livestream and then receive a practice task afterwards. Then IG subscribers get exclusive stories during the month. They recently got a short quiz on verb forms. :)
⚡Extend practice beyond this video and get the Toolkit for Pronouncing Contractions in American English!⚡Learn to say these short forms more confidently. Let's build accuracy.💪 I'll put the tools in your hands and guide you to use them naturally. ➡ bit.ly/EWJcontractions Check out the valuable resources I've bunded for you. You can practice contractions at the word, phrase, and sentence level. You get access to a new oral reading text, an original poem, and a conversation for role play! A digital bundle packed with love! 💖
Thank you Jennifer, This video is really useful for me.
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EXCELLENT MASTER CLASS , I LOVED ITTHANK YOU FOR TEACHING ME English . I love learn English with you please teach me more 🤗🤗 Greetings. From Dallas, Texas
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This is awesome sir!
Your stories are amazing!
Please the grammar used in these stories. That would be great!
And yes, your singing is cool.
Take care!
Did you like the short story at the end? I hope so. :)
An amazing lesson as always! ❤
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Terrific lesson.
Some words sound odd when we use them in their full forms:
It will not work, (It won't work.)
You are the winner. (You're the winner.)
They are here. (They're here.)
We did not notice the two faces. (We didn't notice the two faces.)
One can also reduce full forms this way, "I wouldn't've written it that way." However, I view this as contraction overload.
Thank you for the generous support! Indeed, there are things we say but don't often write: It'd be fun! Also, there are things we write but don't often say.
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Hello ma'am,can you please upload a video on paraphrasing.
Do you mean paraphrasing others people's words? Rephrasing statements?
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Is "slide open" a phrasal verb?
If it isn't what is it called?
What is the function of these?
I happen to see this many times. Although i understand this I don't what function it takes.
Can you clarify it for me?
(Eg:He slid open the door.)
I mean can 2 verbs be a phrasal verb?
Verb with preposition or adverb is called phrasal verbs is what i have studied.
Waiting for your reply.
Hi. "Open" isn't a particle. Phrasal verbs use a verb + one or more particles. (look up, look down on, look forward to, get over, etc.)
"Slide" can be transitive or intransitive:
The door slides open. [intransitive = no object] "Open" answers the question how.
Can you please slide the door closed? [transitive = object]
Things can slide open, closed, across a floor, up and down. Those are simple adverbials explaining direction.
www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/slide
@@Englishwithjennifer Really thankyou. But why did you type first one "open" and second one "closed"?
Present and past? Isn't it "close"?
Those are antonyms, like "awake or asleep" or "alive or dead."
open closed
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Hi. There are different ways to study with me. First, there are my free videos on CZcams and Instagram. I have some free exercises on my website. YT members can send in questions before the monthly livestream and then receive a practice task afterwards. Then IG subscribers get exclusive stories during the month. They recently got a short quiz on verb forms. :)
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