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Snap Language Learner
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Snap Language™ Learner is designed for those wanting to learn and improve their English. Marc Franco, the main content creator, is an experienced linguist and language instructor. He creates materials for grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, fluency, language-learning skills... and more! Selected videos have “Supplemental Materials” that help you practice and learn more so you don’t forget what you’ve learned. Check out our website at snaplanguage.io
You can get even more content and materials by joining Snap Language Learner on Patreon at patreon.com/snaplanguage
Snap Language™ Learner videos are freely available on UA-cam; however, you can make more out of the materials in many ways. For example, you can find a video on UA-cam and see if it has supplemental materials. If so, you can first read the objectives of the lesson and follow the instructions on how to best use the video. Ultimately, you use the materials to practice and learn more.
You can get even more content and materials by joining Snap Language Learner on Patreon at patreon.com/snaplanguage
Snap Language™ Learner videos are freely available on UA-cam; however, you can make more out of the materials in many ways. For example, you can find a video on UA-cam and see if it has supplemental materials. If so, you can first read the objectives of the lesson and follow the instructions on how to best use the video. Ultimately, you use the materials to practice and learn more.
Practice video: Embedded questions in English | Grammar
This is a practice video. It is recommended you should complete the lesson at ua-cam.com/video/8IYWIDwxeVA/v-deo.html before completing this practice.
About the lesson: Embedded questions are “inside” sentences or other questions. They may “look” like questions, so it is easy for English-language learners to get confused and build embedded questions as actual questions. In this lesson, learn the differences between interrogative, negative, and affirmative sentence structure; then learn how embedded questions are not really questions. This way, you can build complex sentences in English correctly.
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And Then We Take Them Down Again” by DoKashiteru (feat. Susan Joseph)
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About the lesson: Embedded questions are “inside” sentences or other questions. They may “look” like questions, so it is easy for English-language learners to get confused and build embedded questions as actual questions. In this lesson, learn the differences between interrogative, negative, and affirmative sentence structure; then learn how embedded questions are not really questions. This way, you can build complex sentences in English correctly.
SUPPORT SNAP LANGUAGE LEARNER
To support our work so we can continue producing high-quality videos and materials, you can become a patron at patreon.com/snaplanguage
You can also send us a cup of coffee on Venmo at snaplanguage
OUR WEBSITE
snaplanguage.io
RELATED LESSONS/MATERIALS
The Lesson video: ua-cam.com/video/8IYWIDwxeVA/v-deo.html
FOR MORE LESSONS See our ESL Lesson Catalog at snaplanguage.io/esl/index
OUR CHANNELS
Subscribe to THIS CHANNEL: ua-cam.com/users/snaplanguagelearner
Snap Language (ADVANCED): ua-cam.com/users/snaplanguage
@snaplanguage
CONNECT
Twitter: snaplanguage/
Instagram: snaplanguage
Tumblr: snaplanguage.tumblr.com
MEDIA
(from Pexels unless otherwise noted)
MUSIC
And Then We Take Them Down Again” by DoKashiteru (feat. Susan Joseph)
“Readers! Do you Read?” in Reappear by Chris Zabriskie
“Stress Release” by Max James ua-cam.com/video/lX5ULbY7RlE/v-deo.html
HASHTAGS
#SnapLanguageLearner #grammar #practice
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Are you confusing embedded questions with real questions?
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Embedded questions are “inside” sentences or other questions. They may “look” like questions, so it is easy for English-language learners to get confused and build embedded questions as actual questions. In this lesson, learn the differences between interrogative, negative, and affirmative sentence structure; then learn how embedded questions are not really questions. This way, you can build co...
Dropping prepositions of time | ESL Basic Intermediate Levels
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When can you drop prepositions of time? When must you drop the preposition? In some situations, dropping the preposition of time makes your English sound more natural or conversational. In other situations, you actually must not use a preposition at all. Make sure you know how to use prepositions of time and when to leave them out. RELATED MATERIALS AND LESSONS 🔵 This lesson (and exercise): sna...
Prepositions with holidays, celebrations, and periods of time | ESL Basic/Intermediate
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Learn the prepositions you need with occasions and holidays. What if a holiday consists of more than one day? What’s the difference between “on Christmas,” “over Christmas,” and “for Christmas?” What prepositions do you use for long religious holidays such as Diwali, Hanukkah or Ramadan? RELATED MATERIALS AND LESSONS 🔵 This lesson (includes exercise): snaplanguage.io/esl/a-level/preposition/a-p...
Prepositions with days, months, and years | ESL Basic/Intermediate
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Learn the prepositions you use with days, months, and years. When do you use “in” or “on” with days of the week, days of the months, months, and years? RELATED LESSONS AND EXERCISES 🔵 This lesson (and practice): snaplanguage.io/esl/a-level/preposition/a-prep-001 📑 Other: What is a preposition and how to learn them: ua-cam.com/video/yN4LwyEZ7XU/v-deo.html 📑 Other: 5 tips to learn prepositions: u...
5 simple tips to learn prepositions | ESL All Levels
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Learn 5 tips for ESL students to learn prepositions more effectively and without obsessing or getting stressed out. Prepositions in English can be difficult for language learners. Sometimes you can make it even more difficult and frustrating than it needs to be. Your focus should be on learning the meaning of prepositions as they are used in context, but many students get obsessed over them; th...
What are prepositions? (and how to learn them) | Basic/Intermediate ESL
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What are prepositions? This video defines prepositions and explains why sometimes they are confusing for ESL students or language learners. It also includes a couple of good ways to learn them without getting stressed out over them. (More ways to learn prepositions are presented in another video.) Prepositions can be difficult enough for English-language learners, and sometimes they make it eve...
How to use “so,” “very,” and “too” correctly | ESL Grammar All Levels
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Many people have trouble using “so,” “very,” and “too” correctly, even advanced English-language learners. Sometimes even native speakers use them incorrectly in formal situations. Learn how to use them in formal and informal situations and how you can use “too” figuratively as part of an expression when saying “thanks.” Check out “Related Materials” below for extra materials and more practice....
7 tips to learn vocabulary without stressing out | Intermediate/Advanced
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Learning vocabulary is important when you’re learning English or any new language. Sometimes ESL students get so obsessed with vocabulary that they end up having problems. This video has 7 tips to learn vocabulary without stressing out. These are simple techniques or advice that does not take much for you to do. If you’re already at the intermediate to advanced level, these tips can also help p...
What is Snap Language
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Welcome to Snap Language Learner! I’m Marc Franco, a linguist and instructor with many years of experience. This channel is for people who want to learn and improve their English. We offer videos about grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, fluency, language-learning skills... and more! Many Snap Language Learner videos have “Supplemental Materials.” They help you practice and learn more so you...
🔵 Finalizing your writing and final words The Writing Process Basics Part 8 of 8
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Learn how to get your final draft ready to publish or print. Additional topics include information about plagiarism, in-text citations, the “Works Cited” section (aka “References” or “Bibliography” section), formatting styles, using the writing process with flexibility, and using criticism to improve and grow as a writer. Marc Franco provides final words to inspire you as a writer. LINKS TO THE...
🔵 Revising and editing your writing | The Writing Process Basics Part 7 of 8
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Learn how to revise and edit your draft so your ideas are logical and clear and your writing has the appropriate grammar, spelling, and style for your type of writing. It includes questions you should ask yourself when revising your draft and strategies to revise and edit successfully. [CC] English subtitles. LINKS TO THE WHOLE SERIES Whole playlist: bit.ly/3eVYsS2 Part 1 - Overview of the writ...
🔵 Writing the conclusion | The Writing Process Basics Part 6 of 8
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Learn how to write a good concluding paragraph. This includes strategies and tips on the supporting details that you can include in your conclusion. [CC] English subtitles. Learn how to get your final draft ready to publish or print. Additional topics include information about plagiarism, in-text citations, the “Works Cited” section (aka “References” or “Bibliography” section), formatting style...
🔵 Writing topic statements and body paragraphs| The Writing Process Basics Part 5 of 8
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Learn how to write body paragraphs built around topic statements and supported with information that also supports the thesis for the whole passage. This also answers commonly asked questions such as how many paragraphs to include, how much information is needed, and what sources of information to use in body paragraphs. [CC] English subtitles. LINKS TO THE WHOLE SERIES Whole playlist: bit.ly/3...
🔵 Writing the Introduction Paragraph | The Writing Process Basics Part 4 of 8
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🔵 Writing the Introduction Paragraph | The Writing Process Basics Part 4 of 8
🔵 Writing the thesis statement and outlining | The Writing Process Basics Part 3 of 8
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🔵 Writing the thesis statement and outlining | The Writing Process Basics Part 3 of 8
🔵 Generating ideas and planning for writing | The Writing Process Basics Part 2 of 8
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🔵 Generating ideas and planning for writing | The Writing Process Basics Part 2 of 8
🔵 Overview of The Writing Process |The Writing Process Basics Part 1 of 8
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🔵 Overview of The Writing Process |The Writing Process Basics Part 1 of 8
🟡 Location of the main idea sentence in the paragraph
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🟡 Location of the main idea sentence in the paragraph
🟡 Using supporting details and patterns of information to identify the main idea of a paragraph
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🟡 Using supporting details and patterns of information to identify the main idea of a paragraph
🟡 The main idea as a pattern of information in the paragraph
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🟡 The main idea as a pattern of information in the paragraph
🟡 Vocabulary in Reading (Part 2/2): Developing vocabulary-learning habits
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🟡 Vocabulary in Reading (Part 2/2): Developing vocabulary-learning habits
🟡 Vocabulary in reading (Part 1/2): importance and linguistic concepts
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🟡 Vocabulary in reading (Part 1/2): importance and linguistic concepts
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Is this complete set of playlist or more videos re in que?
HI Mark i am still strugling with Ideas development .
Yes, please make a video on IPA and also on spelling techniques. Thank you for your great videos.
Respected sir, being undisputedly the greatest grammarian of this generation across the globe, you are earnestly entreated with folded hands to let me know which of the following answers is grammatically correct -Question -The sum was very easy.Everyone could solve it.(Join the sentences using 'too'). Answers -(A) The sum was too easy to solve (B) The sum was too easy not to solve (C) The sum was too easy for everyone not to solve (D) The sum was too easy for everyone to solve.Sir, do please let me know which of the above options, according to you,would be the most appropriate one both from the grammatical as well as semantic point of view.
Thank you very much! I learned so much in a short period. You are too generous to share your knowledge. ^.^
thank YOU! :)
That detailing sounds fantastic (main idea)!!! And how abt the thesis statement (what, where ,How to find it) difference btw "thesis sentence" & "main idea/topic of sentence "??
That's a good idea for a reading video! I discuss thesis statements in the "writing process" series. Check it out. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
@@SnapLanguageLearner sure I'll do watch the ur recommend video . I have one doubt regarding reading techniques called skimming and previewing that I hve come across on website (snap language)can I shoot
This chenel is very helpful but why don’t you post anymore video
I have a lot planned starting in the fall. For now, check out snaplanguage.io Thanks for the nice comment! :D
Big thank you, teacher!!!
You are very welcome! Thanks for leaving a comment!
It's an excellent video!👍
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You explained what is thesis statement in just 10 minutes and my English professor explained for almost 2 hours and still I didn't get it You are the best. thank you
much helpful and thnks for helping all of us who saw this
Thank you for your detailed sharing. I'm taking up the hobby of daily journalling and it reall works out for me. Wish you all the best.^^
Thanks very much! You've cured my anxiety.
amazing and useful video
Do you have private lessons online?
I have been thinking about it. I'm not sure what a good platform would be. I hear iTalky is a good platform, but I'm not sure. Thanks for your interest in the video. -- Cheers! :D
How to write too much in two letters
Writing too much in two letters is quite an accomplishment LOL Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! :D
Useful ❤
Glad to hear you found the video useful. Cheers! :D
I was so confused with this topic, but this explanation is awesome all my questions were answered. Thank You.
Glad it was helpful! It takes a while to get used to all these prepositions. With practice, I'm sure it will start coming to you naturally. Thanks for watching and leaving such a nice comment! :D
Thesis statement is same as main idea ??
In reading courses, "main idea" refers to the main point of a paragraph. It is what you build the paragraph around. The "thesis statement" refers to the main point (or central point) of the whole text or essay. Thanks for watching! I hope you enjoyed the video :D
Amazing video! It has helped me a lot. Thanks a lot!
You're very welcome! I'm glad you found the video useful Thanks for watching! :D
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Can you use “so,” “very,” and “too” correctly? CHECK IT OUT HERE: ua-cam.com/video/u2ji3X5y_fc/v-deo.html
Are you having trouble with prepositions? CHECK THIS OUT ua-cam.com/play/PLkSIRscjUnH6p9px8lUW2rWgIuji0x_1f.html
Are you having trouble with prepositions? CHECK THIS OUT ua-cam.com/play/PLkSIRscjUnH6p9px8lUW2rWgIuji0x_1f.html
Are you having trouble with prepositions? CHECK THIS OUT ua-cam.com/play/PLkSIRscjUnH6p9px8lUW2rWgIuji0x_1f.html
Are you having trouble with prepositions? CHECK THIS OUT ua-cam.com/play/PLkSIRscjUnH6p9px8lUW2rWgIuji0x_1f.html
Are you having trouble with embedded questions? Watch the main video first: ua-cam.com/video/8IYWIDwxeVA/v-deo.html
Can you ask embedded questions correctly? Test yourself with the practice video: ua-cam.com/video/uzNsrOZAswU/v-deo.html
Thank you sir
You're very welcome! I hope you're enjoying the channel. New videos coming soon :D
your videos are always all super importants
Glad you like them! More videos coming up soon <3
Thank u so much sir . I was very confused between so and very but you cleared it very nicely.😊
You are very welcome. I'm glad you found value in the video :D
Thak u teacher was very clear 👏👏👏👏👏
Glad to hear you enjoyed the video :D
We hope you will share more videos 😍thanks Sir.
Yes I will. I've been planning a lot of good stuff for the channel. Thanks for your support :D
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Excellent your teaching style.i love your teaching style. I am from India.
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. :D
Worthwhile watching ❤️
Thanks of watching and taking the time to leave such a lovely comment <3
Thanks 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks teacher. Excellent video
You are very welcome! I'm glad you've enjoyed it.
Good
Glad you’ve enjoyed the video! Thanks for leaving a comment 😎
Perfect clarification. Well done 👏
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Correct usaage of each " Intensity of Verbs aer not explain very well. Too it is a verb but I don't know the exact correct usage. Very it is either a verb or adverb in the sentence formation again in your explanation is I don't know the correct usage. So another intensity of verb but I don't know exactly the correct usage in the sentence formation. Therefore, in your next lesson presentation is you must explain it to us each intensity of verb correct usage with a percentage fraction such as 25% 75%, or 100% .
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. As far as I know, "very" is never a verb. You can only use it to modify an adjective. A video on fractions and percentages is a good idea. Thanks!
Surely not , ' Let's go out to eat Saturday' .....hahahahahaaa!!!
Huh? ... 😮 Eating Saturdays doesn't sound very appetizing.... Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. :D
This video is really great, accessible, and brief.
Awesome! That's the idea! Thanks for watching and leaving such kind feedback! :D
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