I am really impressed by the English nut. Each point you make is a hit. With wisdom you do give some wit. Marvellous fabrics of words... how could you knit? For an English teacher each posting is a kit. Let the lamp of inspiration ever be kept lit.Give us Many an input. Let us imbibe your spirit a bit.
This channel is addictive; it has become my tea-time companion! Our class IV English teacher (1980's) was the first to tell us that we follow the UK English, and corrected my classmate's pronunciation of "schedule." I can never forget that. So, all my screen gadgets are set to the UK English, and the red underline when I miss out the u in colour or favour, amuses me😀 (I don't get a green underline though) By the way, still looking for "itinerary"🙂🙂
These videos are so productive. I will make sure I watch all his videos so that I can better my english. Thank you so much english nut for providing these content for free.😁
As a poet maybe, I quite keep distorting grammar sometimes ( not really intentionally though) but still I know it is an excuse. Thank you so much for such lovely videos.
Dear Sumanto Chattopadhyay, the English Nut I am an English teacher. As a teacher I would like to say that I have been completely transformed since I subscribed your channel. I truly admire your wavelength and grip over the content. You have inspired me and my generation of teachers. Keep Rockin'...👍👍👍 Thanks and Regards Sunil, Mysore-Karnataka.
Waiting eagerly for some interesting and informative snippets from you ! You have managed to demystify the many nuances of the language for common people like me and have made it easy , fun to learn new features of the language . Literature and grammar are no longer boring but on the contrary very interesting to be studied , not necessarily as a school / college subject but even as a hobby .
I don't really use words like 'like' but you know, sometimes I'm out of words like I don't know what else to say, I mean I try but like it's very difficult to do that, you know. 😂
I can't understand why you are not gaining subscribers you deserve😵. Now I know, these are those people who can't understand what you say👍🏼. Btw keep doing ❣️🙏🏻
I din’t know of this channel until I’ve accidentally watched a video, Since then I made it a point to watch a video everyday and improve my english language. Thank you for your work.
I love this channel. Love the materials posted everytime. I wish I learnt this in my academics. Been studying for 23 years but I got to learn more from you. Thank you
A good primer video for wannabe video content creators. Poor grammar in emails is a bugbear for me and I can't stress enough how important it is proofread be it yourself or using a software. Well explained. :)
Honestly .... after seeing your some videos i felt that i have to be improve on my English specially in my words which is usually used by me for communication with others ... so all thanks to you to make me realise to think about these things which is avoid by me by mistakenly and i don't know about it ... THANK YOU❤❤
I am a regular viewer of your videos. Can you please make a video on how to pronounce words starting with "Co" for example congratulate, condemn, condone etc. Thanks and regards
Dear english nut,i am from Bangladesh, why Don't share some tips relate about IELTS writing,i am sure that will help lot us over there,and here. I think my request may consider your attention.
So in my school talking in English wasn't compulsory, the way it was in my friend's where they had to pay fine. I literally started speaking in English only after I started working. Though my speech is fine, I have been working on my writing ever since. Which is why I do admire those who come from vernacular and speak broken English. Though I don't have any inclination towards making a video, I may write a book some day. Kidding there! 😁😁 Thank you for teaching us, week after week. 🙏🙏😊
Hi sir ,in our school my english mam shared your video sir for improving our English speaking skills when I put your channel name I found sir thank you sir for encouraging and telling alternative words 🙏 love from tamil nadu ❤️
Good afternoon sir... Yes sir, what you explained in this video about.. # One of many is the common mistake most of us do!!! You have given a crystal clear explanation on this...I feel😊 . This is the third video I have been watching since one of my English lecturers suggested about your channel recently .# THE ENGLISH NUT... 🤩
Expect much more content. Like your explicit expressions. Many just cover the answer part. It would be nice if you could come up with the basics of asking questions which is very rarely thought about. Thanks.
Discourse markers are an integral part of any language. The native speakers of a language use them quite often. These words and phrases are as much as a part of English as is "the". Overusing them can seem a bit unbearable, but they are certainly not disposable elements. They add beauty to the language, by making it sound more organic, more natural.
'Literally' is another such filler word buying us more time to think about our response these days. 😅 Using 'literally' repeatedly can be a turn off. Thanks for this amazing video. I now realize it was posted a few months ago. 🤔🙄😆
Way to go brother. Your channel will be one of the topmost youtube channels in the days to come. Good luck! Best wishes galore! You are an inspiration for a novice like me. Thanks a million! 🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝
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According to the quality of your videos you post, you should have millions of subscribers 🌼 ❣
Thanks! :) Do spread the word about the channel.
Thnx❤ it's my pleasure @@TheEnglishNut
I agree
@@vijay_academy brother you are making him question his presentation!!😅😅😂
@@PandoraApocalypseMee too.
“Avoid Using about after discuss”. That’s one of the few things that I learnt recently 😁
What should I use then? For eg. If I wanna say... Let's discuss about what happened in the last meeting. How should I say this without using 'about'?
Divya Rani
Discuss itself means to talk about. No preposition is required in such a case. We can say “Let’s discuss what happened yesterday.”
@@nageshnaik2122 oh yeah yeah.... Thankyou so much 🙏
Divya Rani Welcome😊 .
Thanks
I am really impressed by the English nut. Each point you make is a hit. With wisdom you do give some wit. Marvellous fabrics of words... how could you knit? For an English teacher each posting is a kit. Let the lamp of inspiration ever be kept lit.Give us Many an input. Let us imbibe your spirit a bit.
Many thanks! :)
This channel is addictive; it has become my tea-time companion!
Our class IV English teacher (1980's) was the first to tell us that we follow the UK English, and corrected my classmate's pronunciation of "schedule." I can never forget that. So, all my screen gadgets are set to the UK English, and the red underline when I miss out the u in colour or favour, amuses me😀 (I don't get a green underline though)
By the way, still looking for "itinerary"🙂🙂
"I didn't knew" is also one of the commonly used mistakes.
To anyone wondering - the correct sentence is ''I didn't know''
Yes, that's one of them!
"With did we don't use past tense." I was corrected by me teacher in class 8.
@@ROLANDO_MAUSI Good that it stuck with you!
@@TheEnglishNut throughout my life
The world needs more English nuts like you. Keep doing what you are doing. We love you and your content a lot.
These videos are so productive. I will make sure I watch all his videos so that I can better my english. Thank you so much english nut for providing these content for free.😁
When I'm explaining something, I use 'basically' (or 'essentially') for no good reason. Simply to gather my thoughts before I can present them 😭
I think that is a good reason in and of itself!
Same
I am lucky that UA-cam recommended me this channel. I learnt how to speak in a humble way. Thanks a lot.
Now this is what we called a real content 👍 Be determined and keep going English nut ...... Subscribed your channel .
I don't know why but I feel like using the words such as "like", "umm" makes the conversation more easy to comprehend and realistic...
As a poet maybe, I quite keep distorting grammar sometimes ( not really intentionally though) but still I know it is an excuse. Thank you so much for such lovely videos.
Dear Sumanto Chattopadhyay, the English Nut
I am an English teacher. As a teacher I would like to say that I have been completely transformed since I subscribed your channel. I truly admire your wavelength and grip over the content. You have inspired me and my generation of teachers.
Keep Rockin'...👍👍👍
Thanks and Regards
Sunil, Mysore-Karnataka.
So good to hear that. Thank you so much! :)
Waiting eagerly for some interesting and informative snippets from you ! You have managed to demystify the many nuances of the language for common people like me and have made it easy , fun to learn new features of the language . Literature and grammar are no longer boring but on the contrary very interesting to be studied , not necessarily as a school / college subject but even as a hobby .
I don't really use words like 'like' but you know, sometimes I'm out of words like I don't know what else to say, I mean I try but like it's very difficult to do that, you know. 😂
umm well, you have to try,you know.
Dude your content is a notch above the rest, please keep churning it out
I can't understand why you are not gaining subscribers you deserve😵. Now I know, these are those people who can't understand what you say👍🏼. Btw keep doing ❣️🙏🏻
Am a writer, active in Bollywood & suggesting all writers shd watch this video. Thank You for this video Sir
Thank you for these simple yet significant tips of spoken english🙏
I din’t know of this channel until I’ve accidentally watched a video, Since then I made it a point to watch a video everyday and improve my english language. Thank you for your work.
I love this channel. Love the materials posted everytime.
I wish I learnt this in my academics. Been studying for 23 years but I got to learn more from you. Thank you
A good primer video for wannabe video content creators. Poor grammar in emails is a bugbear for me and I can't stress enough how important it is proofread be it yourself or using a software. Well explained. :)
I feel blessed that my English teacher taught us grammar lessons very nicely.
I absolutely love watching your Videos!
I'm glad that I could find your channel :)
Same here
I am glad I found this channel. Thank you so much for this content.
Thank u for sharing this information with us please make more videos on that type of mistakes 🙏🏻🙂
I like the way you present a concept, something a professional can do, and I like professionals! Please do some etymological videos as well.
Thanks. :) There are quite a few videos on etymology on this channel. I hope you have watched them!
Informative video
You are a true gem for youth like me... I really want to improve my English just like you ... Keep enlightening us 🙏🤗🤗🤗
Thank you. Those tips you gave were really valuable in mastering the language.
Yes this is very important to me as a scholar
The shampoo comes from champi like this information you already shared in the interview with Shashi Tharoor sir.
That video is really enjoyable 😍
As a UPSC aspirant, I already knew such kind of mistakes
I am very unimpressed by people using 'you know' straight 5-6 times in a single sentence.
I can also associate to you! But I use 'I mean' and 'basically' likewise.
It's a trend these days to use "you know", "legit", "literally" etc.
Honestly .... after seeing your some videos i felt that i have to be improve on my English specially in my words which is usually used by me for communication with others ... so all thanks to you to make me realise to think about these things which is avoid by me by mistakenly and i don't know about it ... THANK YOU❤❤
One of d best channels dat i found on UA-cam. .Hatsoff to ur work Mr.EnglishNut
Thanks!
Sir you deserves like and subscribe because you are awesome teacher
Very useful and reliable without much ado.
I am a regular viewer of your videos. Can you please make a video on how to pronounce words starting with "Co" for example congratulate, condemn, condone etc.
Thanks and regards
I improved my English writing and speaking by this tips. Thank you sir !
Glad to hear that!
love your work... its helping me a lot these days love from maharashtra
Always informative 🙏🙏🙏.
Sir, you have Vast knowledge on English Language.
I've noticed one thing That Bengalis Have Finest English .
Thank you, Sir, for this informative video. You are amazing.
Yes, do come across such 'mistakes
*Yes. I too come across such 'mistakes' when I correct answer scripts of my students.
I constantly recommend your videos to them.
Each video makes me more closer to improve my style..and I am inspired by you..you look like the poet Shakespeare..🙂
Articulate thoughts produce articulate sentences.
I literally use 'you know', 'like' , 'i mean' in every possible sentence I can maybe to highlight it out lol😭
"Plumber"was really helpful.
Always enriched and enhanced by your videos😊 😊 keep correcting us.. ❤❤
Dear english nut,i am from Bangladesh, why Don't share some tips relate about IELTS writing,i am sure that will help lot us over there,and here.
I think my request may consider your attention.
One of the best videos I have ever seen. 👍
English nut sir,,
Do you have any plan to give more videos on English speaking and writing from beginning level learner??
You are awesome ❤️❤️❤️.
You have been verfied by my english teacher.
I think you should do a follow up video on mistakes, if you haven't already!
Your channel is One of the best things I have got in the UA-cam
I overuse the phrase ‘you know’ in spoken English but I’m trying to get rid of this habit. Thank you for bringing it up in your video English Nut!
It's a beautiful video 😍. Thank you ❤️
You are such a good teacher.
So in my school talking in English wasn't compulsory, the way it was in my friend's where they had to pay fine.
I literally started speaking in English only after I started working. Though my speech is fine, I have been working on my writing ever since.
Which is why I do admire those who come from vernacular and speak broken English.
Though I don't have any inclination towards making a video, I may write a book some day. Kidding there! 😁😁
Thank you for teaching us, week after week. 🙏🙏😊
I too admire those who learn it as a 'foreign language' so to speak. I know how hard that is. :)
I use all, "you know", "I mean", "and I was like", "well" and "so basically". 🤧
Also I'm so glad I came across your channel! I hope it grows big soon!
Hi sir ,in our school my english mam shared your video sir for improving our English speaking skills when I put your channel name I found sir thank you sir for encouraging and telling alternative words 🙏 love from tamil nadu ❤️
Good afternoon sir...
Yes sir, what you explained in this video about.. # One of many is the common mistake most of us do!!! You have given a crystal clear explanation on this...I feel😊 . This is the third video I have been watching since one of my English lecturers suggested about your channel recently .# THE ENGLISH NUT... 🤩
Great. Glad your lecturer directed you to my channel. Keep watching! :)
Those having conversation with you every day must have improved their language even if it's not on their mind.
Very useful information.
Sir I like the way you deliver the content. U look calm and composed at the same time.
This was useful, and informative, and helpful, and educative
Kindly recommend a good book for grammar other than wren and Martin.
Awesome
Thank you so much. I'm gonna watch all of your videos. Keep making more and more videos, please. 🙌❤
Sure. Will do. :)
Uncle thank you so much
This is highly informative. "one of the..." is a common mistake. I was just wondering if the double negative at 2:20 was meant to be so.
Good observation. Yes, that's an Americanism. I threw it in to separate it from the style of the other sentences. :)
I too use often -like and literally
Repeated marker discourse I use "like, u know, I mean"
You are Beauty in speaking English ... English nut
It is stunning
Lovely
Thanks,
Expect much more content. Like your explicit expressions. Many just cover the answer part. It would be nice if you could come up with the basics of asking questions which is very rarely thought about. Thanks.
Thanks. I hope you have checked out some of the other 88 videos on this channel. :)
An excellent teacher 🎉... Love you English Nut.
Best
Hi English Nut, can you do a video for people like me, who suffered from dyslexia! Please 🙂
It's so nice and it is helping me say good English 😊😊😊😊😊
Sir, pls help us in giving a perfect introduction of oneself
Is it premises has or premises have
I think-People can learn more by knowing the "word's",from where it is originated or etymology .
Discourse markers are an integral part of any language. The native speakers of a language use them quite often. These words and phrases are as much as a part of English as is "the". Overusing them can seem a bit unbearable, but they are certainly not disposable elements. They add beauty to the language, by making it sound more organic, more natural.
'Literally' is another such filler word buying us more time to think about our response these days. 😅 Using 'literally' repeatedly can be a turn off.
Thanks for this amazing video. I now realize it was posted a few months ago. 🤔🙄😆
Glad you like it. I'm glad you are watching my older videos. :)
Way to go brother. Your channel will be one of the topmost youtube channels in the days to come. Good luck! Best wishes galore! You are an inspiration for a novice like me. Thanks a million! 🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝
Thank you!
Keep uploading more and more videos I go nuts for your videos
Thank you very much❤
Thanks a ton sir
how can I learn new words to improve my vocab? pls advise. TIA
The origin of 'Bluetooth' is interesting...
Yeah.. 😍Absolutely astounding...!!
Thanks
I love your channel... you are amazing 😍😍😍😍😍
Really useful video 🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
impressive
Thanks a ton for your guidance 😊🙏
Yes ,as learner it's very helpful vedio
Useful.
Do more English Nut! It's cool!
Excellent corrections, really helpful for everyone, awaiting for more to help students .......keep rocking ......and bye for now 🤗😊😊😊