I learn how to teach from you, you went straight to the uses. Might you do a follow-up video on the grammar behind "that" please? #1 demonstrative adjective #2 demonstrative pronoun that...might? (purpose/result clause?)
Thank you Ma'am, for your amazing videos. Please clear my doubt as to this sentence i read in a newspaper. It reads as.... Perhaps, the ruler himself also COULD NOT HAVE HAD SEEN the future valour, achievement and foresight of his own self. Please tell are those capitalised words grammatically correct? What the HAD is working as in this sentence? What does it mean? I am confused. I want to know how those two third forms of verb are used together in the sentence? shouldnt it have been written as Could Not Have Seen instead of Could Not Have Had Seen?
There was once a T.V. show in America about a New York lady who was vivacious, witty and independent....quite attractive too.. ..kinda like you Jade.. Who was she ? .................. Well.......she was.. 'That Girl'
Can I say it is good or that (is =full form) good! Maby this sentence: the song that (is playing) sounds great. It must be in passive voice, the song that (is being played) sounds great, or the song that you are playing sounds great.
Thanks for this video. It has given to me so much more confidence when I am speaking. In my particular case, I have been corrected for native speakers claiming that I am misusing the word THAT, which is why I started trying to find a lesson to understand what am I doing wrong. However, after seeing this lesson, I understood that for some people, in conversational speaking, using THAT is not correct, but now I can see why they think like that, and that it is grammatically correct to use it. THANK YOU SOOOOOOO MUUUUUUCH!!!!!! You have no idea how your explanation gave me back my confidence again. This is an amazing lesson!!!
i got it let me give an example: the pc that i gaming and studying has broken. (is my grammar right? if you see a mistake please tell me.) Loves from Turkey!💕
That was a perfect explanation. I love it! Nevertheless, I have a context where I don't know what to use 'that' or 'this' or maybe both options are right. I'm explaining that now: There is a question: What does the symbol stand for? Can I answer this question by using that, e.g.:That symbol stands for a resistor. (I would like to emphasize additional information as a context. The symbol for a resistor is illustrated on a piece of paper that I'm holding in my hands, so it's not far away.) Thank you :))
It seems to me "that" is used when a subject-verb clause is acting as a complement to the main transitive verb in a sentence. However, in that scenario, the word "that" is usually omitted from everyday speech. Please correct me if I am wrong.
I've subscribed this week. I like your videos! The examples you gave comparing writing vs conversation were veey useful. Could you do an entire video talking about that, maybe giving more examples? Thank you in advance!
thank u so much I was excited with ur lesson & relaxed with ur style u r have unique character u own body language explain the meaning without translation
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I really love the way you speak , your pronuntiacion is amazing and the intonation is perfect. Thank you.
And your spellings
She is a native speaker.
Your have been making real difference by your teaching style.Please keep it up!
Amazing！ “that” is a pause in the conversation. It makes sense and helps me to solve a big English learning problem. Thank you Jade.
Thank you teacher!
I think THAT Jade is the cutest English teacher there is!
I love her teaching style.
Thank you so much for that video!
Happy to hear Jade again!
You teach very well!! Thank you.
thank you 👌👏🙏
I learn how to teach from you, you went straight to the uses.
Might you do a follow-up video on the grammar behind "that" please?
#1 demonstrative adjective
#2 demonstrative pronoun
that...might? (purpose/result clause?)
Thank you ma'am
Awesome teaching mam
Jade, it’s nice to see you again,
Wow, I love this class is 2.10 AM here in Brazil and love learn with you, you are an excellent teacher and I just to thank you bye-bye.
Thank you Ma'am, for your amazing videos. Please clear my doubt as to this sentence i read in a newspaper. It reads as....
Perhaps, the ruler himself also COULD NOT HAVE HAD SEEN the future valour, achievement and foresight of his own self.
Please tell are those capitalised words grammatically correct? What the HAD is working as in this sentence? What does it mean? I am confused. I want to know how those two third forms of verb are used together in the sentence? shouldnt it have been written as Could Not Have Seen instead of Could Not Have Had Seen?
I leave at from India..😊
Thanks for your explanation teacher, but teacher would you mind to teacher us how to use irrelevant
There was once a T.V. show in America about a New York lady
who was vivacious, witty and independent....quite attractive too..
..kinda like you Jade..
Who was she ? ..................
Well.......she was.. 'That Girl'
Hye i hv pass my +2 level and my GPS is 2.51 and 1 sub got D so is it possible to me to apply for study in abroad
Hey, your accent has changed a lot. I miss your original one that I can hear in about 2 years ago videos.
Did an dat ,ga ga baby gangsters
That’s INSAAAANE !!! 😂😂😂
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That IS a cute BABE
Hi, are you British?
omg, u r so cute and kissable)
jade looks like she's REALLY annoyed lmao
thank you for yet another helpful video!
She seems annoyed at *that*
It's amazing. In a few minutes, I understand all about “that”.
Congrats. You are a good english teacher and your lessons are very didactic!
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You should definitely not use the word “didactic”. You could say “informative”, or “educational”. I’m a native speaker btw xd
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Please make more videos Jade. Your accent is perfect to listen and your videos are always very well explained. You are the best.
I do agree !
Can I say it is good or that (is =full form) good!
Maby this sentence: the song that (is playing) sounds great. It must be in passive voice, the song that (is being played) sounds great, or the song that you are playing sounds great.
Thank you for the wonderful explanation 👍 by the way you're beautiful 👧
Thanks for this video. It has given to me so much more confidence when I am speaking.
In my particular case, I have been corrected for native speakers claiming that I am misusing the word THAT, which is why I started trying to find a lesson to understand what am I doing wrong. However, after seeing this lesson, I understood that for some people, in conversational speaking, using THAT is not correct, but now I can see why they think like that, and that it is grammatically correct to use it.
THANK YOU SOOOOOOO MUUUUUUCH!!!!!! You have no idea how your explanation gave me back my confidence again. This is an amazing lesson!!!
Thank you Jade. It´s a pleasure to listen you again. I haven´t see you for a long time. I´ve missed to you. Bye!
Another great video from Jade.Learn English looks so easy when she explains it.
That´s a really good job!I love your English lessons, really nice too! thank you! that´s all.Bye Jade.
Jade, huge thanks from Russia! Love what you do, so glad your channel is growing up! Keep it up!!!❤️
The great Mother Russia! I really like your people.
i got it let me give an example: the pc that i gaming and studying has broken. (is my grammar right? if you see a mistake please tell me.) Loves from Turkey!💕
I'm really like when you explain because I can understand about your lesson. I'm from Cambodia
Should it be : They said that the package had not arrived or has not arrived?
Using Past indefinite + that+ past perfect
Its nice when you learn english with a english teacher, that speak in english and the video's legend is english too, but you understand even though!
Thank you Jade. You should take note about our grammatical mistakes….
Can you explain the difference between "I had had a fever" vs "I have had a fever" ?
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Wonderful explanation how to use THAT.
Thank you
Hi teacher it's been long.. thank you I understand better now the use of that.
Cool
I just kept looking at her she's so beautiful instead of focusing on the lesson
Very sweet girl! Keep it up! Your accent is so English))
is it any Brazilian around?
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I got 5/7
thank you mis Jad
In seventh use of that: Which one is noun phrase and which one is causation?
I liked this video, it was amazing!!
Are u sure your ok? You seem really tired! Please, take care!
Your teaching is great
You Continue your teaching
thanks a lot have a good day 🌺🌺🌺
Really useful,thank you 👏👏👏
Hi Jade, thank you for the lesson
your teaching is interesting .I enjoyed it.
My girl Jade. good to see you still alive. lol
Thank you, you really helped me.
Don't be shy when you explain
absolutely great !! Thanks !!
That was a perfect explanation. I love it!
Nevertheless, I have a context where I don't know what to use 'that' or 'this' or maybe both options are right.
I'm explaining that now: There is a question: What does the symbol stand for? Can I answer this question by using that, e.g.:That symbol stands for a resistor. (I would like to emphasize additional information as a context. The symbol for a resistor is illustrated on a piece of paper that I'm holding in my hands, so it's not far away.)
Thank you :))
It seems to me "that" is used when a subject-verb clause is acting as a complement to the main transitive verb in a sentence. However, in that scenario, the word "that" is usually omitted from everyday speech. Please correct me if I am wrong.
That sounds about right about those that’s
Are you a teacher ? I dont think so
For me 'that' is very difficult to learn,but after this video I think I can understand better how use this world thank you Jade
I've subscribed this week. I like your videos!
The examples you gave comparing writing vs conversation were veey useful. Could you do an entire video talking about that, maybe giving more examples?
Thank you in advance!
thank you so much teacher Jade
I liked a lot of this class! Thanks!
Jade , are you British? Could you explain the diference between that and who , when we are using for links phrases??
thank u so much I was excited with ur lesson & relaxed with ur style
u r have unique character u own body language explain the meaning without translation
great video, I had that confusion about how to explain it, thanks a lot...and on the other hand, You are so beautiful Jade. :)
i am sick and tired of this 'Monday . com' ad on YT, i see it every frikkin day b4 a vid, I wil complain to the YT hierarchy
Thanks very much
about #2, why not "What's this?" instead of that? is it because that song and that outfit are farther from you?
jade it very nice to see you
You can also say "what's that?" when you mean to say that you didn't catch what they were saying and they should repeat themselves or speak up.
It's good to know that, the word that can be used in many situations. That's it., that's why I comment on it. That's cool., thank you for that 😉
Thank you for you brilliant video,greetings from Spain🇪🇸
That's great!
never stop teaching us pls I LOVE U MISS JADE
What is her accent ?
Awesome Jade! You explain too easy, thanks!
Thats a great engvids expposing me in typical English conversation
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i love you jade
that's a beauty
Thanks for the video, could you please make deeper content videos??
Thanks you
That's that.
That's that.
Great job
Samajh nhi aaya
Is that so
The best
Yay! Many thanks! This is very useful! 😺💖
Your concept is very clear about what u say🙏🙏👍
Teacher you are amazing . God bless you.