AVOID MISTAKES MADE BY VENYA PAK/LEARN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ADVISE AND ADVICE/HOW TO USE RECOMMEND
Вставка
- Опубліковано 5 кві 2024
- #linguatriptv
#englishvocabulary #americanenglishpronunciation #americanpronunciation #ariannitalagringa #englishlesson #learnenglish #improveyourenglish #improveenglish #improvevocabulary #ariannitalagringa #englishtutorial #englishteacher #studyenglish #englishforbeginners #englishforintermediate #intermediate #advancedenglish #englishclass #englishforspanishspeakers #reallifeenglish #american #americanenglish #spokenenglish #basicenglish #studyenglish #online #onlineenglishspeakingclasses #speaking #speakingenglish #speakingpractice #linguatrip #разоблачение
@linguamarina @MarinaMogilko @LinguaTripTV @LinguaTrip
American pronunciation, Spoken English, English with native speakers, Conversational English, American English, Speak English fluently, Learn American English, Speak like a native speaker, How to pronounce, Correct pronunciation, Real-life English, Speak like an American, How to speak English, How to pronounce in English, Conversation in English, English grammar, Basic grammar, Intermediate English, Advanced English, English lesson, English class, English for Spanish speakers, English for Asian people, English for Russian speaking people, Study English, Learn beginner English, Learn English online, Online English classes, Online English tutor, Find English tutor, How to learn English, How to pronounce correctly, Level up your vocabulary, Learn English vocabulary, How to understand English
@linguamarina @LinguaTripTV @englishwithlinguatrip@MarinaMogilko @VenyaPakTV @EnglishWithVenya
This channel is one of those rare channels which demonstrate how English can be taught effectively, interestingly and systematically.
Dear Kevin, you are one of the best teachers in the Milky Way galaxy.💌 🌹 💕 👏🤗
A very well-structured lesson, as always ! ❤
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Good lesson sir! I can remember everything by watching your videos.
Love love practice time, when you give us time to repeat after you and after you do repeat a second time what the answer should be. So good always cand double check myself wow. Love your work.
Thank you so much!
Anyone wants to practice Spoken English with me, I am proficient level-7/8 and trying to become more fluent to achieve level 9, I believe we can learn together
Thanks.
"The senior officer recommended that I inform of where I am going."
"He advised me to get going as quickly as I could."
Thank you very much!
Best regards to Liza and you, from Ukraine
Hello! I wanna say u bring very interesting topics ppl struggle with and also u explain more of ur grammar constructions! What is really helpful and there is no need to ask fr explanation in comments. One of the best channels in the world! Much love from a Russian guy who is against the war.
I'm really happy that you are against it!
Thank you very much!
From the Ukrainian teenager who is aware of Russian-war oppositions.
What should I do now? To start learning English from the beginning? Oh, my!
Nice 🙂
Thank you!
Thank you both for teaching us the right way👍
Thanqs
My huge like to you for this lesson, Kevin!))😊
Thank you so much
Thank you very much for this lesson, especially regarding the use of the verb recommend! I was familiar with the structure "recommend + gerund", but... WOW! Your explanation on the other structures, especially the negative, really made me study this grammar point very seriously. Keep up the good work. You and Liza rock!
🙏🤗❤️
👍😊
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'm confused. There's this movie "Hell or high water" 2016. In this movie at 18:12 the elder brother asks the younger one: You want a little advice?
So my question is How come? Is this just a Texan thing (the movie is about bank robbers in Texas) or what?
Thanks for the video. However I still have some questions.
I want to say that the advice was good. It was a good advice. - is this correct? Thanks
Dear Kevin
Would you please comment on using ‘advice’ as a noun on its own, without ‘some’ before it; is it acceptable?
Why is Venya in the thumbnail? 😀
Can u do a vid about cant and can. Im always scared the other person thinks im saying can when im saying cant 😢
In your example you used adjective before noun, then father give him a good advice is also correct.
No. With uncountable nouns, you can never use the indefinite article (a/an). It makes no difference whether there is an adjective before the noun or not.
Thus, these are all CORRECT: _His father gave him advice._ _His father gave him good advice._ _His father gave him some advice._ _His father gave him some good advice._
These are INCORRECT: _His father gave him an advice._ _His father gave him a good advice._
@@B_Ruphe thanks🙏
Hi! Thank you for the explanation. I have a question :
Is it wrong to say " this is my advice for you " ?
Is this the only correct version : "this is my piece of advice for you " ?
Your first sentence is perfectly correct. You can always use uncountable nouns without any determiner (like some, any, no, a bit of, a piece of, a cup of, etc.). Thus, _Advice_ is welcome, they like _milk,_ she spreads _happiness_ wherever she goes, etc.
@@B_Ruphe thank you !
I think we can also say:
A PIECE of advice
Two pieces of advice.
Etc...
If we wanna pluralize.
So, we can say:
- let me give you SOME advice.
Or.
- let me give you A PIECE of advice.
Is that right Kevin ?.
Yes, instead of quantifiers like _some, much, any, no,_ an alternative way of expressing uncountable nouns is with the phrase ...a ____ of ____.
So, you are correct: _Let me give you some advice, a piece of advice, a word of advice_ etc. _May I have some milk, a glass of milk, a sip of milk_ etc.
_It is time to spread some joy, a bit of joy, much joy_ etc.
Let me give you piece of advice
I think it should be “a piece of advice”. And yet it would be more natural to say “some advice”.
Is it correct to say: He recommended something TO me
But where is VENYA PAK?
@ 2:21 into the video
Venya is not a native speaker and his English is perfect especially for a non-native