love your tutorials however, with each tutorials you should advise where to go (what pages) on your products to get more practice on it. That would be extremely helpful
Why is the answer “its” when referring to the Urban Department? Since we are referring to a group of people, does “their” not seem more appropriate? “As a result of their recent innovation efforts” sounds much more correct than “As a result of its recent innovation efforts”.
He said, “I made a perfect score on my ACT and SAT.” Yet he doesn’t capitalize the letter “I” when needed 😂 I atleast expect him to capitalize that letter
it should be illegal how much more you’ve taught me in 5 vids then 11 years of school has
love your tutorials however, with each tutorials you should advise where to go (what pages) on your products to get more practice on it.
That would be extremely helpful
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GRAMMER mistake ,however, is the right way
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I don't know how this is gonna make you feel, but every time I listen your voice I instantly remember the voice of - Matthew Mconouhay.
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please make a video for comma rules
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Why is the answer “its” when referring to the Urban Department? Since we are referring to a group of people, does “their” not seem more appropriate?
“As a result of their recent innovation efforts” sounds much more correct than “As a result of its recent innovation efforts”.
The choice was there not their
That is exactly what I thought too, Sem
@@powerlifting1012 why?
He said, “I made a perfect score on my ACT and SAT.” Yet he doesn’t capitalize the letter “I” when needed 😂 I atleast expect him to capitalize that letter
gain some iq bro
@@akhil1108 how 😂
is it sad that when he called me a nerd I liked it
its is a possessive pronoun meaning belonging to it!
I get the Word Choice question on SAT Writing wrong so many times! What do I do?? :-(((
Watched this video multiple times and still did not get it