ENGLISH GRAMMAR /Avoid mistakes made by Marina Mogilko from linguamarina
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I'm a native English speaker and I have no idea why I'm watching this, but it was a very nice video. It's wonderful to see this from a different perspective
Nice!
hi , did you make the same ? mistakes 😂😂😂😂
@@awesomegear3507 I don't really remember, I was so young when I learned to talk.
I can tell you that we question some things though, like "why are they called scissors? If you separated them would one side be called a scissor?"
Of course we never got an answer to these questions, I suspect because my parents didn't know either
Is she pronouncing the word clothes correctly?
As if native speakers couldn't make grammar mistakes.
Keep going, guys! You are doing something great for us, English learners.
What a great explanation teacher Liza!! The importance of well use of the words and how to pronounce them correctly, the grammar and good pronunciation and writing are signs of how well is our english, it describes us in a good way, Ive always taught that a correct use of a language is key to become succeded specially in work.
It was very clarifying. I've used incorrectly these words, but from now forth I learned the correct way.
Thank you for this brilliant class!
Спасибо, Лиза! Очень полезное видео.
Thank you, Liza! Very useful video.
an extremely effective lesson as usual ,great job
Huge thanks for pointing these mistakes and making clear explanations. 👍
You are great ! I am always clarified by your beautiful explanation. Thank you.
Incredible lesson. Thank you so much!
I should thank Marina for making mistakes (made by non-native eng. speakers). Otherwise, such mistakes wouldn't be pointed out.
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You're right we learned from her mistakes
But she have to stop teaching people 🤦🏼♀️
I agree with you because she gives us her perspective as a non-native speaker.
I think you are jealous of Marina, because she has millions of subscribers, but you only 140 000🤷♀️
@@user-qg1vb3sz7f what's wrong with you people.Can you just stop criticising these people and start to appreciate the work they have done.marina is a human like us ,she can make mistakes just like we do and here on this video this lady just corrected her mistakes so that the people who watched their video's won't make mistakes.and honestly i appreciate both of them
Thanks Liza! I understood everything! 💞👏👏
Thanks for doing this video. I have been saying it wrong grammatically incorrect until now. This is what we need.
Clear explaination thank you Lisa
I'm one of those who watchs lingomarania heavily but I didn't notice all these mistakes that were made. You guys are so observants. I find nothing wrong with constructive criticism at all. Way to go guys
It's so much pleasure to watch your videos! The points that you teach are always relevant, and they seem much easier for using after your lessons. Many thanks!!!
@@b213videoz Thank you! I appreciate that)
Hi teacher Liza! How are you doing? This is an undoubtedly great, great class. With a teacher like that English become really ease.
wow, i needed this tutorial.. thanks Lisa for this content.
wow! the best manner of teaching I enjoyed a lot . and the most useful lesson as well.
bundle of thanks dear Liza you were born to teach.
My husband is canadian, a native speaker. And his favorite question is "where IS my glasses?". And the next frase would be "Oh there they ARE". He blows my mind 🤯 So I guess where are my glasses is correct, but in reality people sometimes don't follow the rules
Thanks a lot, you are the best real English teacher.🙏🙏🙏🙏
Excellent explanation, and excellent timing for practice and to be able to interact with the host, allowing a natural environment to internalize the information. Thank you so much.
Hello Liza!
Thanks a lot for your excellent lesson!
With best wishes Gâncu!
Funny series. Correcting Marina's English.
Really wonderful ❤️ Very short extremely useful video👍
Great channel. A lot of new things for me even though I thought that I knew this topics
Thank you for the great explanation. Very helpful 😊🌷❤️
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Outstanding job 👏 and great explanation
Many thanks teacher Lisa for this explanation
Thank you liza.👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you. I love your videos.
This is a real English class! Excellent channel
Thanks for your explanation
These are patterns from the Slavic mother's tongue, very deeply rooted and hard to eradicate. I am trying to get rid of them while speaking, but once in a while I fall into the scheme again and translate word for word. It is very helpful when natives point these things out, or else the pattern will stay with us for ever. Unless one doesn't care, of course.
Pliers, glasses, tongs, pants etc. are plural in Russian as well. So, it's nothing to do with the Slavic patterns.
@@RaufAbasquliyev yes, but the mistake comes from using just one demonstrative pronoun ("это") for all situations, including plural nouns.
It sounds natural to say "Это очки", " Это ножницы" etc while "Эти очки" is reinterpreted as the subject noun phrase "these glasses" and sounds off.
So, in the end, it has everything to do with the patterns of Russian.
Really wonderful
Very short
Extremely useful 👍
Great lesson!😍
Always great classes....thank you
O my goodness i didn't even notice. Thanks a lot.
Outstanding lesson 👍
ma,am liza is the best...thanks my sweeet teacher.
Very good lesson
Thanks Liza
Omg!now Im learning again♥️
Useful lesson, Lisa!!!
Your classes are amazing, teacher. Thanks 🙏👏👏👏👏👏
It's true!
Thankyou you are the best.
Thanks a lot!!! 😊😊
Woow
Very useful
Thanks for your teaching
Great video. You're awesome!
Thank you
I love it because today you teach quite slowly 💕💐💕♥️❤️
You are the best !!!
Fantastic explanation.
Good job, Liza 👍
Thank you
Thank you!
Appreciate...a new lesson for me.
Today, I've learned something new.
You really rock!!
Thanks Liza😘👋
Good explanation, excelent lesson liza
These words are always in plural. But sometimes some translators forget it.
In a novel I recently read, translated from American English ("Corps et âme " by Frank Conroy) I found it amusing to see " DES pantalons " instead of "un pantalon"!
I think that it must be a very hard job to translate a novel or any other written text, but I oftrn say in myself translators are supposed to avoid this kind of mistake.
(And I suppose I've just made many ones in this comment ! But I'not à translator!)
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Excelente !
Well done!
Thanks teacher
Everything's so clear when speaking about plural nouns that I cannot understand why anyone misunderstand it. Though, watching in this moment an add of a video of Cake saying to forget about grammar and only use everyday listening/speaking slang😒took me to the point of why people misunderstand correct English learning.
Awesome!
Thanks
This is one of those I-know-it’s-a-mistake-but-I-can’t-help-but-make-it mistakes for me 😂
I guess I’ll have to force myself to use these nouns every day to get myself used to it.
Excellent
Well, I've got a question if I may. How can I ask "what are they called" without knowing that these are tongs, glasses etc? I mean without being aware about their plural nature :D
Brilliant
Great video.
Hello Lisa
I saw in our curricular books of English about lots of and a lot of. There is a teacher explain on his CZcams channel that a lot of used with singular and lots of with plural.but I didn't find any example in books what proves that.
Excellent 👍👍
Thanks 👍 a lot
Thanks for making such videos.
But what about glove ?
I've heard that the letter "g" isn't pronounced when It is followed by "n".What about the word "tongs"? Is it pronounced?
Then what do you say, if more than 2 pliers
Very nice
Thank you for helping me realize, that it is better learning english with native teachers, I uesd to watch Marina videos but not any more.
Wow! now I just learned how to say these things correctly
In spanish we say same forme , las gafas, los alicates o las tijeras...thanks
First comment and thank you our beautiful lisa
I love your smile my beautiful Teacher.❤❤❤❤❤
Good job
Hello everyone clothes can also be pronounced kləʊðz
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Thank you Liza for clarifying all these. I was just wondering about a bra? Since it consists of two pieces, should we say a pair of bras?
No. We just say bra. For example, she bought a new bra.
@@arturcostasteiner9735, thanks for enlightening me.
This way seems more interesting, so I listen carefully and keep in my mind easily. Thanks to Marina, if she hadn't made such mistake, this video wouldn't be occur:)). To be honest, I wish I were instead of Marina🤗
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Oh my goodness, thanks a lot for providing this lesson. I think I will definitely make the mistakes like what you said. "What's this?" "It's a tongs". Now I get to know it's wrong.🌷🌷🌷
Linguamarina is taking a beating..warranted
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Hello teacher Liza. What languages do you speak fluently? I am just curious
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how about "dress"?
This is a dress. These dresses are nice!
What should I say if I'd like someone to go get any of those objects? Could you get me a pair of..?
Thank you.
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OMG, there is a channel that is defending Marina for her mistakes and bashing Kevin and Lisa. My take on this, Marina and Hadar should care about the viewing public who wants to learn the correct pronunciation of the English words rather than the number of subscribers.
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