Feeling Lost with German? Refresh English Grammar & Learn German Faster!
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2023
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Many English speakers feel overwhelmed when faced with German grammar terms, but what if you could leverage what you already know?
In this video, we'll refresh your memory on vital English grammar concepts and show you how they relate to German grammar.
Whether it's been years since you learned these terms or you simply feel lost in translation, this video is designed to help you grasp German more easily and confidently.
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What a superb way to make others understand.
Glad it was helpful!
Great to have you back
Always happy to have a new refresher video from you!
Your video explains so easily to understand English grammar.
I needed this video!
Laura, I'm glad you're back.
You deserve way more views. You’re an excellent teacher
Yes excited for a new video!
I'm glad you came back
The best!!!
Good day greetings
Guten Tag
Gracias Laura, hablo español, por que yo se que ustedes los Alemanes entienden muchos idiomas allá en Europa.
You mentioned about adverb video lesson, but I cannot find it. Can you give me the video link?
I'm sorry for any confusion my comment caused. Currently, I don't have a video specifically about adverbs; it will be a video that I do in the future. I simply meant that the topic of adverbs will need to be its own segment.
"tomorrow" is a noun too.
tomorrow is an adverb and a noun. In this example, tomorrow is an adverb because it is telling when something will happen, the daughter starts school tomorrow. In this case, its used as an adverb of time.
@@flonations1323 = ablative. It's still a noun, since it is a name.
Am I correct on this?
Tomorrow *can* be a noun. In this instance, as @flonations1323 commented, tomorrow is being used as an adverb. There are many words that can function in multiple ways. We need to be identifying words that are specifically functioning as nouns in the given sentence (even if they might function as nouns in other scenarios) when we do practices like I've provided in this video. I hope that helps!
@@GermanwithLaura Thank you Laura
Good content❤ but I hope it was in German❤
My videos are geared toward helping native English speakers learn German, and I haven't found immersion the most effective way of accomplishing that. Hopefully, you are enjoying the videos and finding them helpful.
@@GermanwithLaura I understand now and thanks for that ...in fact I'm new in this chanal becauce I enjoy to learn more about German
@@GermanwithLaura 💓💓💓