I already know this, but I felt that I have to watch more videos about the topic to teach my students. Thank you so much! The way you teach is incredible!
Good job, what i learned in 6.25 min here, is equivalent to an hour's reading of Wren and Martin's grammar book, with more clarity, a time saver video!
Love this! I have a question wich is not really about this topic. What is the difference between car wheels vs The wheels of the car ? Village church vs church of the Village? So the pages of the book would be book pages?
That’s a good question. Let’s take a book as an example. We say “book pages” when referring to the physical sheets of paper within a book, while "pages of the book" can refer to the content or specific sections within the book.
Wait, we don't use the apostrophe to indicate an object, building or furniture's ownership. But then you wrote "The windows of the house"? Why not "The house windows"?
Because you need the of-genitive for the head of state and the like. Also, it's handy when you translate from a language that actually uses genitive case. Or try the teach said language.
Hi there, Yana! Congrats on the nice video. Where are you from? I'm just asking because I got some questions about what you were explaining at 5:53. I had never seen those rules. Might it be a regional rule from your country maybe? Cause I've been watching lots of videos from lots of teachers but never saw those examples you taught. Thank you in advance!
А в примере он читает "джемиз" James' company, а не джемис компани. Так как правильно их читать? Когда прочитал на уроке Bess' dress, мне сказали, что бэс дрэс читать неправильно, что надо бэсиз дрэс
That’s a good question. To avoid the confusion between the name and possession, more and more people opt to say JamZIZ for both options (James's / James').
AFAIK; men, women and children are not collective nouns; and people is collective only in certain cases. You can, in some cases, say: "The people is", but you can never say "The men/women/children is". "Plural nouns" is not the same thing as "collective nouns".
would you help me in this sentence "I took the books to Lewis house yesterday" I think we can correct in two ways but Which on better I don't know first one " I took the books to Lewis' house" second one I took the books to Lewis's house. please please help me and give me some explation about that
I already know this, but I felt that I have to watch more videos about the topic to teach my students. Thank you so much! The way you teach is incredible!
This is user friendly like .to the point
This is the best video that treats Genitive case I found. Thanks
It's all clear now. Thanks a bunch for this wonderful explanation! Now I am going to my friend's to discuss it. ;)
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Good job, what i learned in 6.25 min here, is equivalent to an hour's reading of Wren and Martin's grammar book, with more clarity, a time saver video!
Same here Wren and Martin's book
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Thank you. Why the "car door" at 5:07 but the "wheels of the car" at 5:21? (Why not the door of the car and the car wheels?)
Both options are possible. We can say the door of the car and the car door. But the car door is more common.
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This is very beautiful class.I am completely clear in this class.thank you madam.
Hello ! I came across your video and I have a question, I read somewhere '...the pilot license..." why not "the pilot's license", thank you.
The second option is also possible, it's just not so common.
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Thanks a lot for your video! What about "the name of my school" and "my school's name"? Are they both correct? Thank you once again!
Both options are possible. The first one is more formal, the second one is more colloquial.
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Love this! I have a question wich is not really about this topic. What is the difference between car wheels vs The wheels of the car ? Village church vs church of the Village?
So the pages of the book would be book pages?
That’s a good question. Let’s take a book as an example. We say “book pages” when referring to the physical sheets of paper within a book, while "pages of the book" can refer to the content or specific sections within the book.
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Such a well-rounded explanation! Thank you so much. :)
Wait, we don't use the apostrophe to indicate an object, building or furniture's ownership. But then you wrote "The windows of the house"? Why not "The house windows"?
Because you need the of-genitive for the head of state and the like. Also, it's handy when you translate from a language that actually uses genitive case. Or try the teach said language.
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Hi there, Yana! Congrats on the nice video. Where are you from? I'm just asking because I got some questions about what you were explaining at 5:53. I had never seen those rules. Might it be a regional rule from your country maybe? Cause I've been watching lots of videos from lots of teachers but never saw those examples you taught. Thank you in advance!
Hi there! You can find these rules in any Advanced English Grammar Book 🙂
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Good video. I would only add that the pronunciation of those names ending in S needs to be modified. Example: James' house.
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А в примере он читает "джемиз" James' company, а не джемис компани. Так как правильно их читать? Когда прочитал на уроке Bess' dress, мне сказали, что бэс дрэс читать неправильно, что надо бэсиз дрэс
That’s a good question. To avoid the confusion between the name and possession, more and more people opt to say JamZIZ for both options (James's / James').
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If I should use apostrophe S with a certain place or time, so should I always say "I'm at the bakery's" instead of "I'm at the bakery?"
Both are fine. Just pay attention that I'm at the baker's but NOT "bakery's"
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It's a bit confusing because I saw in another video that we don't use aps s when there are collective nouns like: men, women, children, people...
AFAIK; men, women and children are not collective nouns; and people is collective only in certain cases.
You can, in some cases, say: "The people is", but you can never say "The men/women/children is". "Plural nouns" is not the same thing as "collective nouns".
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If I had something like "their own needs'" what doest it means? Thank you....
this is something they need or require
@@englishbuff1096 sorry, I meant needs'....
@@stefaniamarazia5041 Where did you see it? It's incorrect.
@@englishbuff1096 I have read it in a boook for secondary schools, it is strange isn't it?
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would you help me in this sentence "I took the books to Lewis house yesterday"
I think we can correct in two ways but Which on better I don't know first one
" I took the books to Lewis' house"
second one
I took the books to Lewis's house.
please please help me and give me some explation about that
Both of them are correct and equally acceptable. Personally, I prefer the first option, but it's up to you.
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Because my knowledge in Hindi language....I am from India...
What about 's with animals?!
For animals the rules are the same as for people.
Why not use ('s) with public in public demand?
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thanks for your teaching but I would like you to explain more about how to use OF as genitive case .