Next, watch my new video on INFINITIVE CLAUSES! This lesson builds on your understanding of noun clauses to teach you a new type of clause: ua-cam.com/video/exmDE3cMU24/v-deo.html
انا شاهدك من شمال اتمنى لوكانت لديك الترجمه إلى العربيه سوف يضيا شيء مهم لحضرتك ياسيدي وايضا إلى المشاهد ان فديو عام والجميع يضهر له ولكي تعم الفائده أيضا على الجميع وشكرا لك 🌿💚
@@ashu7183 It's not about learning ability. The one who was supposed to teach me this was very disorganized and sucked at teaching. He skimmed over the basics (this video) in a class meant for students with no prior knowledge, and went right into stuff nobody understood precisely because they had no prior knowledge. Assumed everyone knew what he was talking about, ignored questions, and had a wonderful time hearing himself talk. I don't pay tuition for this kind of education man
@@alicedreamer4297 may be this things have been happened there. But in my life span, I have not got such complaints regarding the teaching or the so called prior knowledge about the content. Thnks for sharing words on my comment.
I’m teaching noun clauses right now in an ESL grammar class, and I’m a very new teacher so this is really helpful to summarize the points I will teach. Thank you for the video!
Oh Adam, your classes are rather interesting! Every time I watch your videos, you draw all my attention. You are an open book and that makes your speech highly persuasive. If you told me that tomorrow the world would disappear, I would firmly believe you. Your explanations are practically my favourites ones.
Thank you, Adam, for teaching this. I have been suffering for a long time to apply the clauses appropriately in sentences. Your videos are very helpful.
I've been struggling to achieve my goal score in IELTS. Your videos guide me to improve my English very well. Thank you so much for teaching me what exactly I need !! :)
Looking for more advanced English grammar lessons? My latest video is all about linking verbs, also called copula verbs! Watch it here: ua-cam.com/video/bdS8mcTxiwk/v-deo.html
As someone who learned English via immersion, this is a fascinating video. I know that this is how English works but I have never given any thought to the logic behind it all, so this gave me a new perspective. Thank you!
I imagine you saying: Hello that guys , how that are that you that today? I that hope that you that understand that what that i that i that i am that saying 😅
Love your explanation! It's kind of difficult for some learners to understand this grammar issue. However, it's easier when they compare noun clauses to the common role a noun plays in a sentence.
I have been studying English for like 4/5 years.. and during this time I have been always watched your videos. Currently I study English Studies at the University and I still watch your videos 🙏🙏❤️
Im a high school grammar teacher n I find ur videos very helpful to improve my own classroom teaching techniques, can u also plz do a video on modern formal n informal letter writing. Look forward for more better contents to come, keep up the great work!!!
With lessons like this one, I have deepened much more in English than the fact of having been studying it for the previous 15 years. Obviously, this is the natural consequence of the eloquence in your message.
What a wonderful explanation of a noun clause! You are the best language teacher. When I just watch your videos, it seems that it is such a hard job to describe the rules and uses of these rules. English is not my first language but I have a good command on writing. It seems to me that language is just a reflex action as you speak without noticing that it's the right way of talking. Thank you so much for your great efforts.
Thank you very much. I started following your lessons as I stuck with lock-down due to the Corona disease. This is a good community work to help people to develop their communication skills.
Adam, you´re bloody great, pleasant etc. Being an English teacher myself from the Czech Rep, central Europe, I can tell you one thing.. You are the best on the web!! But still I can see how complicated an explanation of some simple things can be.. What takes you 20mins in native language takes 2mins. Still you are the man. I really like to get inspired by you! No doubt! And some of your lessons I play to my students.. But this is horrible to explain to regular people.. But it is not your fault.. You have no other way to explain it. It just shows how often it is essential to use our own native languages..
somebody said the most trouble to have learned another language is native language. Imagine removing native language. Would it be less difficult to learn? cause a brain is lazy and he wants to alter to native all the time((( just a philosophy thought
Thank you so much for the class. Although the grammatical rules of noun clause is difficult, you explain them easily and clearly, so that things become easy to understand.
Thank you! It's been very helpful. I had to see it a couple of times because I'm studying for an exam. I'm coursing advanced grammar at the U. Thank you so much again. :D
me: sees noun clauses thinks: oh nouns are easy also me 2 seconds later: *desperately searches youtube for noun clause videos that arn't made for 1yr olds*
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I have been looking for a good content for clauses and its kinds but couldn't find any. Then I ended up with your videos, they are so helpful, thank you very much ☺️ There are very few good content creators like you
It's neither formal nor informal, but you'll find relative pronouns are excluded far more frequently in texts where writing concisely is valued (i.e. anything with a word limit). It's common to see relative pronouns omitted in academic writing.
The best way to identify is, how a particular clause is acting upon the preceeded or following phrases/clause, for example; 'Whoever helps me, will be rewarded,' Whoever helps me, a phrase is acting as a noun so it is a noun clasue, likewise with adjective and adverb clauses ...Rest is simple, if you know the meaning of a noun, adjective and adverb, you will find it easy. Probably, I answered your question!
"I continued to talk for hours thinking she would understand the whole story." Dear Sir kindly tell me which kind of sentence it is and which kinds of clause is used in the sentence.
Hey adam ! First let me thank you for your tremendous efforts . Second I want to say that you're one of the best english teachers on youtube. I've been benefiting a lot from your videos . Keep it going!
Hi! It's really very helpful to me, the way you explained it's really amazing cause when I saw other videos, I can't understand their pronunciation . So you're videos are really helpful to each and every person who wants to learn English.
2:43 - all of those words can be a subject right? For example, Where is whom? ( over here whom is a person's name) Like this all of those words can be put as the subject. Please reply!! Thanks!!
Hi👩 Who Whom Which That The woman is happy. She passed the exam. The woman who passed the exam is happy. The woman that passed the exam is happy. The man is a painter. I met him yesterday. The man whom I met yesterday I met is a painter. The man that I met yesterday I met is a painter. I stayed at the a hotel. it was in the center of the city. I stayed at the a hotel which was in the center of the city. I stayed at the a hotel that was in the center of the city.
Nihal TÜRK Hi can I ask you doubt? Jerry knows why Emile went to the store. This is what I grew up on. In noun clause past and present can be mixed?? Thank you.
Understanding clauses was always nightmare to me!And here with your explanation ,it's just piece of cake for me!Adam thank you so much!you are the best😍
Next, watch my new video on INFINITIVE CLAUSES! This lesson builds on your understanding of noun clauses to teach you a new type of clause: ua-cam.com/video/exmDE3cMU24/v-deo.html
انا شاهدك من شمال اتمنى لوكانت لديك الترجمه إلى العربيه سوف يضيا شيء مهم لحضرتك ياسيدي وايضا إلى المشاهد ان فديو عام والجميع يضهر له ولكي تعم الفائده أيضا على الجميع وشكرا لك 🌿💚
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I am here from 2024, I love your videos, tysm
Thank you for doing what my teacher doesn't. Teach.
That's why I came here as well
@@alicedreamer4297 Don't humiliate your teachers by saying so. Every student learn by his or her learning ability. Ok
@@ashu7183 It's not about learning ability. The one who was supposed to teach me this was very disorganized and sucked at teaching. He skimmed over the basics (this video) in a class meant for students with no prior knowledge, and went right into stuff nobody understood precisely because they had no prior knowledge. Assumed everyone knew what he was talking about, ignored questions, and had a wonderful time hearing himself talk. I don't pay tuition for this kind of education man
@@alicedreamer4297 may be this things have been happened there. But in my life span, I have not got such complaints regarding the teaching or the so called prior knowledge about the content. Thnks for sharing words on my comment.
@@ashu7183 we do live different lives in different places after all
I’m teaching noun clauses right now in an ESL grammar class, and I’m a very new teacher so this is really helpful to summarize the points I will teach. Thank you for the video!
Finding your channel was the best thing of the day
İf you can understand this guy you already know english dude 😄 because ı am a people trying to learn english and I couldnt understand this teacher.
DİAZ thats something else and I hope you learn English
@@memeologist1111 ty mate ı guess my listening skills are not enough.
Oh Adam, your classes are rather interesting! Every time I watch your videos, you draw all my attention. You are an open book and that makes your speech highly persuasive. If you told me that tomorrow the world would disappear, I would firmly believe you. Your explanations are practically my favourites ones.
Thank you, Adam, for teaching this. I have been suffering for a long time to apply the clauses appropriately in sentences. Your videos are very helpful.
Sir, your way of teaching deserves applause and really you clear each and everything .
I've been struggling to achieve my goal score in IELTS. Your videos guide me to improve my English very well. Thank you so much for teaching me what exactly I need !! :)
Looking for more advanced English grammar lessons? My latest video is all about linking verbs, also called copula verbs! Watch it here: ua-cam.com/video/bdS8mcTxiwk/v-deo.html
Sir I like your videos.They are very educational.😊
I love your teaching
Thanks😊
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Cool teaching
Adam, you are what I'd call a great teacher. The way you teach is what most of people would call logical and explanatory.
As someone who learned English via immersion, this is a fascinating video.
I know that this is how English works but I have never given any thought to the logic behind it all, so this gave me a new perspective.
Thank you!
I have a test tomorrow and this REALLY helped me. Thank you!
Same
Same
I
Same
Ain’t have test tomorrow 😄
I will put "that" even if I don't need just to increase the word count
THAT was the right thing to do
@Michael Purring I laughed your joke that I just read
@Michael Purring I know that the comment that you made with that phone made me click that comment
I imagine you saying:
Hello that guys , how that are that you that today?
I that hope that you that understand that what that i that i that i am that saying 😅
Adam, Thank you for taking the time to explain grammar in an understandably manner.
Love your explanation! It's kind of difficult for some learners to understand this grammar issue. However, it's easier when they compare noun clauses to the common role a noun plays in a sentence.
An amazing teacher you're using a superb teaching way
I've learned a lot from Engvid
I have been studying English for like 4/5 years.. and during this time I have been always watched your videos. Currently I study English Studies at the University and I still watch your videos 🙏🙏❤️
What you taught about how to use noun clauses is very informative for those who want to improve their English. Thank you, Adam!
Wow
Great lesson! You've given us a lot of information today. Many thanks, Adam. :)
You are the best english teacher to me, Greetings!
Im a high school grammar teacher n I find ur videos very helpful to improve my own classroom teaching techniques, can u also plz do a video on modern formal n informal letter writing. Look forward for more better contents to come, keep up the great work!!!
Meeting your lessons is incredibly inspired me since I started learning English.
With lessons like this one, I have deepened much more in English than the fact of having been studying it for the previous 15 years. Obviously, this is the natural consequence of the eloquence in your message.
I adore your teaching style what I didn't get from my teacher before in details like yours ☺️
You are my favorite teacher for grammar thank you 👍👍👍👍
That you explained the matter in an eloquent way is what fascinates me.
What a wonderful explanation of a noun clause! You are the best language teacher. When I just watch your videos, it seems that it is such a hard job to describe the rules and uses of these rules. English is not my first language but I have a good command on writing. It seems to me that language is just a reflex action as you speak without noticing that it's the right way of talking. Thank you so much for your great efforts.
Adam, you're just awesome and I really appreciate your lessons! Thanks for sharing this information with us!
Where r u from?
Thank you Adam, I really like your courses and teaching methods.
The intriguing style of teaching of yours really fascinates me.
Thanks a lot, Sir!
Thank you very much. I started following your lessons as I stuck with lock-down due to the Corona disease. This is a good community work to help people to develop their communication skills.
I understand that better than my teacher teaches
Thank you so much Adam
Very useful explanations! Thanks!
I've learned noun clauses with your videos. My English teacher doesn't explain as well as you do :') Thanks, you're the best!
You are the best teacher giving these sentence structure lessons. Thanks.
THANK GOD YOUR CHANNEL EXISTS ! I don't understand any of what my English teacher is telling me.
You are beautiful
@@warwings117 wtf
Call me i from india
omg same he explains it way better then my english teacher
Adam, you´re bloody great, pleasant etc. Being an English teacher myself from the Czech Rep, central Europe, I can tell you one thing.. You are the best on the web!! But still I can see how complicated an explanation of some simple things can be.. What takes you 20mins in native language takes 2mins. Still you are the man. I really like to get inspired by you! No doubt! And some of your lessons I play to my students.. But this is horrible to explain to regular people.. But it is not your fault.. You have no other way to explain it. It just shows how often it is essential to use our own native languages..
somebody said the most trouble to have learned another language is native language. Imagine removing native language. Would it be less difficult to learn? cause a brain is lazy and he wants to alter to native all the time((( just a philosophy thought
i have that bad habit too..
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Thank you so much for the class. Although the grammatical rules of noun clause is difficult, you explain them easily and clearly, so that things become easy to understand.
Thank you, Adam! This is really helpful for my quiz tomorrow evening.
Adam,very grateful for your useful video!
Respected sir,
I am from India and I have watched all your videos of English and learned.
I appreciate for your help to learn English 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you, Adam! I was finding it diff to understand the difference between D.O and complement. Your explanation was quite clear.
Thank you! It's been very helpful. I had to see it a couple of times because I'm studying for an exam. I'm coursing advanced grammar at the U. Thank you so much again. :D
thank you my lovely teacher. please be infromed that you have a student to follow up your VDO from Thailand.
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Thank you Adam, your lessons are helpful. You are wonderful teacher.
Thank you Mr. Adam for your magnificent subjects and the manner of explaining.
Btw, the TRANSCRIPT is not complete. How to get the complete one? because I want to share to other beginners. thanks.
The space of the youtube is limited. That is the reason that don't have the whole transcript.
Danilo Rodrigues Santana
Thanks Danilo
I like this lesson. It reminds me of my school. Thank Adam. You are good teacher.
Finding your channel is the best thing of the day, thank you for creating this video❤️
You actually are the best English teacher I've ever seen.🥺❤️ Thanks for your amazing videos and your lovely methods of teaching.
i guess, Adam is the best teacher in engvid, becuz of his teaching skills im saying it. keep working bro. you need us)
Thank you teacher Adam for this viedo*
thank you Adam, its nice to know you. Since i wanna take a toefl test next week. youre the best!
you are incredible teacher!!! thank you for your existing,it is obvious how positive person you are!!! thank you very much .YOU ARE THE BEST
thanks Mr. Adam. that was very useful.
me: sees noun clauses
thinks: oh nouns are easy
also me 2 seconds later: *desperately searches youtube for noun clause videos that arn't made for 1yr olds*
Hlw
Where from you
Hi
You are really an awesome teacher.Thank you so much for easy explanation.
Thank you so much for creating these videos! You are a blessing
Why doesn't it want to get into my head, this is one of the toughest lessons so far..
Totally agree with you
You are my favorite teacher anymore☄this is from Turkey🇹🇷
anymore olumsuz için kullanılır, "...from now on" bundan sonra, anlamını taşır, daha iyi olurdu yani ama tabii önemli olan niyet :)
Me too😉
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@@ismailv309 teşekkürler düzeltmeniz için, 2 yıl önceki ben işte..
@@freddytovar3854 im glad to hear that you like our musicians. Tarkan is one of the most popular singers and i like his music too, but you also need to try our rock bands and musicians!
I have been looking for a good content for clauses and its kinds but couldn't find any. Then I ended up with your videos, they are so helpful, thank you very much ☺️
There are very few good content creators like you
In the beginning,in early month,I had dubious thoughts about English,but now I can learn easily by this amazing sir.
thanka for the video. can u please make more toelf videos?
Thank you for this I passed my test😁😁😁
You're very helpful reliable proficient teacher. Thank you a lot for for helping us. ❤
Thank you for the details explanation, which I've found it confusing to grab before.
I think I owe this man my future degree.
Dear Sir , here is the question : Excluding relative pronoun " that " from the sentence will be considered formal or informal ?
It's neither formal nor informal, but you'll find relative pronouns are excluded far more frequently in texts where writing concisely is valued (i.e. anything with a word limit). It's common to see relative pronouns omitted in academic writing.
After few months, I watched again and It's how much helpful that I cannot articulate in my word. Love you boss ❤
Thank you so much. You are amazing! I have learnt many throughout your video clips.
Thank you very much sir!!!!
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Chailin San hi
You are the best
This was very helpful! I got the functions all confused at first but now I understand them.
I'm really happy to know now the different types of dependent clauses thanks Adams
I get confused between noun and adverb phrases. We’re having a quiz in this tomorrow :(
how do I know whether it's a noun clause or adjective clause or adverb clause
The best way to identify is, how a particular clause is acting upon the preceeded or following phrases/clause, for example; 'Whoever helps me, will be rewarded,' Whoever helps me, a phrase is acting as a noun so it is a noun clasue, likewise with adjective and adverb clauses ...Rest is simple, if you know the meaning of a noun, adjective and adverb, you will find it easy. Probably, I answered your question!
trAnwhiz Yes, you are right. However, to emphasis the clause I used a semicolon here.
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I was confused, but then when I saw your video everything became clearer and clearer thank you very much !!
This is absolutely helpful. I have a test on Monday and I just didnt know how to get more explanation. Thanks a whole lot😘
Guys, any questions? I would happy to assist anybody with their English-related struggles
me :)
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that is big appreciate if you give me helping handSkype account :Hassanalsabre
Hassan#009647822976502 Aliraqi Haha, sorry, don't have Skype
I'd like to but by which way can I communicate with you?
"I continued to talk for hours thinking she would understand the whole story." Dear Sir kindly tell me which kind of sentence it is and which kinds of clause is used in the sentence.
it is not a clause
"(that) she would understand the whole story" is the noun clause. "That" can be removed in many cases, but it is implied.
Nigeria
Participial phrase
Hey adam ! First let me thank you for your tremendous efforts . Second I want to say that you're one of the best english teachers on youtube. I've been benefiting a lot from your videos . Keep it going!
Good explanation!!!. I could understand everything. Thank you so much Adam!
useful lesson
we only need to know dependent clause when writing sentences. why do we need to know noun clause??
The noun clause belongs to the dependent clauses.
Hi! It's really very helpful to me, the way you explained it's really amazing cause when I saw other videos, I can't understand their pronunciation . So you're videos are really helpful to each and every person who wants to learn English.
mr Adam i really appreciate your effort and how you help the entire world in grammar, let more keeping on following in all aspects of language.
2:43 - all of those words can be a subject right?
For example,
Where is whom?
( over here whom is a person's name)
Like this all of those words can be put as the subject.
Please reply!!
Thanks!!
Joel James .....lol
If “whom” were a name in your sentence, shouldn’t it be capitalized?
I didn't understand anything. It's quite difficult to me
That's why this is called "advanced". You will understand much more when starting from the basics.
Outstanding material! That you are a magnificent communicator and teacher is not to be doubted. Correct? Thanks, Adam.
Adam, you're the best teacher that I have ever known, Thank u so much!.
Hi👩
Who
Whom
Which
That
The woman is happy. She passed the exam.
The woman who passed the exam is happy.
The woman that passed the exam is happy.
The man is a painter. I met him yesterday.
The man whom I met yesterday I met is a painter.
The man that I met yesterday I met is a painter.
I stayed at the a hotel. it was in the center of the city.
I stayed at the a hotel which was in the center of the city.
I stayed at the a hotel that was in the center of the city.
Nihal TÜRK
Hi can I ask you doubt?
Jerry knows why Emile went to the store.
This is what I grew up on. In noun clause past and present can be mixed?? Thank you.
this lesson made my nose bleeding..
In the anime way, I hope?
Understanding clauses was always nightmare to me!And here with your explanation ,it's just piece of cake for me!Adam thank you so much!you are the best😍
Thank u Adam..this tutorial really helped me a lot...Tomorrow I am having my English exam..you saved me. Thx a lot !!!
Oh god! I've found this video and it's really good. now I have a clear vision about noun clauses. thank you sir.
love from India
Simple, clear and consice explanation, thank you.
What I should do right now is watching your video again as it is so useful and informative. Thank you!
Adam is the best teacher I have ever seen online.