I have classes and this is the first time that I've actually completely understood where and when to put and dash and how it is used. Thank you so much for this. I looked at the question and by what you've shown in the beginning, I was able to answer the question without hesitation. Again, thank you so much.
the way you speak so clearly yet also type examples to see on screen... its really a great way to teach! thank you so much for your colon, semicolon, and dash videos, they've been truly helpful.
This video deserves more views. I am from ethiopia and am taking sat on may.the math part is very easy. But am struggling with English part cause it is my second language. I hope this video, help me.
Thank you for your kind words. Good luck on your May SAT! Be sure to watch all the free videos and please let us know if there is anything else we can do to help you prepare.
@@Aksafos Here are two quick tips that we cover in more detail in our courses: 1. Use your pencil: Keep it in your hand and use it to keep your placed. Take LIGHT annotations to organize your thoughts as you read. 2. Read in bite sized chunks. If you read the whole passage before looking at the questions, you will run out of time, and you may forget what you've read. Answer the questions as you read, especially the questions that tell you what line you can find the answers on.
exactly.. i have never learnt such firm, grammar rules in school. the only reason i am fond of a few, is because of preparation for standardized tests.
You were only talking about em-dashes, right? Many people still get confused over em-dashes and en-dashes. Shouldn’t you have explained that difference as well?
I have one question in the example question. Although I understand how the d option is correct, Why is the option a wrong. Wouldn't the question as it is, be grammatically correct ?
It depends what comes after the independent clause. I would not ALWAYS default to a dash. A pair of dashes is essentially interchangeable with a pair of commas, but they must match up correctly. A single dash is often interchangeable with a single colon.
Dashes will always pair up with other dashes when used to offset something in the middle - this statement for example - such as an appositive or parenthetical statement. However, be careful about extreme language like always, because there are other uses for dashes.
In the last question, you explain why D is the answer. However, you do not state why the other three answer choices and INCORRECT. Can you please do that. Thanks
But the added info starts with despite and that makes it dependent isn't it so how can it close with an dash ¿ Isn't it i think there should be no punctuation over there?? I m not really sure if i am right... Anyway 😅
On the 2014-2015 act practice test, question 4 asks about a phrase that gets interjected by a dash and ends with a comma. It does not follow the rule of having both commas or both dashes. Could you please look at that question and let me know why that sentence is correct? Thank you!
@@nbathula that follows the rules of a single dash. the independent clause is on the left and the emphasized information just happens to contain a comma.
@@varun_shankar I know that's why I used past tense because I'm congratulating them on taking the test and even though it's over I'm still hoping that they passed well :)
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I’m dyslexic and I have never understood grammar and your videos helped me understand grammar completely
I have classes and this is the first time that I've actually completely understood where and when to put and dash and how it is used. Thank you so much for this. I looked at the question and by what you've shown in the beginning, I was able to answer the question without hesitation. Again, thank you so much.
Thank you so much!! I captured the images for my study, I won't share with other people , no other purpose except studying . Thank you
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dude you're so good and explain everything Easily and is relative years laters. Hope you grow because you deserve it!
the way you speak so clearly yet also type examples to see on screen... its really a great way to teach! thank you so much for your colon, semicolon, and dash videos, they've been truly helpful.
Thank you! 😃
I took this class and i didn’t hear stuff like this. This is actually helpful. Fix you curriculum bc it sucks
What?
@@thiagogregory1 exactly
huh ?
I think he means he attentes this guys classes but he didn’t teach him any of this stuff
wait really? dangg
I wish you had more questions on your tutorial
This is very helpful. I never understood when to use colon, dashes etc. thank you
Extremely simple, and easy to understand. THANK YOU CLAY!
You're very welcome!
Can you make a video on the correct use of commas?
Grammar bro here. Great info man, in English comp right now and struggling with some punctuation stuff lol
thanks! I was really confused about this at first and this helped me a lot for the June SAT
Glad it helped! Let me know how you did?
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You are the man, extremely insightful content.
bro u earned a sub...ur so understandable
My SAT is tomorrow. I’m scared. I love you. Thank you
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Thank you sm Clay !
Very well explained! Props to u guys!
Great video thanks for the help! Appreciate all your videos!
Sir kindly make a video on transitions, difference between them and how they appear on SAT.
Here you go! ua-cam.com/video/9qW_ZJEE2d4/v-deo.html
Great job, Clay! You make it easy to understand. Thank you.
Thanks! Glad to hear that it was helpful.
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Omg I don’t know how much to thank you. Thank you so much
Very helpful 👍
But it was really helpful understanding the use of dash ur vedio really helped thanks🙂
This video deserves more views.
I am from ethiopia and am taking sat on may.the math part is very easy. But am struggling with English part cause it is my second language.
I hope this video, help me.
Thank you for your kind words. Good luck on your May SAT! Be sure to watch all the free videos and please let us know if there is anything else we can do to help you prepare.
@@PrepExpert actually there is something you can help me on.
How do I approach the reading part ?
@@Aksafos Here are two quick tips that we cover in more detail in our courses: 1. Use your pencil: Keep it in your hand and use it to keep your placed. Take LIGHT annotations to organize your thoughts as you read. 2. Read in bite sized chunks. If you read the whole passage before looking at the questions, you will run out of time, and you may forget what you've read. Answer the questions as you read, especially the questions that tell you what line you can find the answers on.
@@PrepExpert thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I have subscribed your channel, and I will tell my friends too
@@Aksafos thank you! We're going to be putting out more content soon, so please keep us posted on what you want to see!
it’s sad we don’t learn this in school
exactly.. i have never learnt such firm, grammar rules in school. the only reason i am fond of a few, is because of preparation for standardized tests.
Sir you are great
How are you just 14.7k subs, you're teachings are amazing and easy to grasp
Good question! Probably taught that many students in live classes. Tell your friends and spread the love!
This tip is more than amazing. Thank you.
This was huge help
Thank you
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Glad it was helpful!
You are perfect teacher
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You were only talking about em-dashes, right? Many people still get confused over em-dashes and en-dashes. Shouldn’t you have explained that difference as well?
Great videos I love learning from videos so these are great
Sir plz make. Videos on SAT
Reading questions
Or maths(Graph questions)
Thank you so much for easy bite sized videos.
I have one question in the example question. Although I understand how the d option is correct, Why is the option a wrong. Wouldn't the question as it is, be grammatically correct ?
can u please make a video on comma
What if you have a choice between one comma and one dash at the end of an independent clause. Do you always default to a dash?
It depends what comes after the independent clause. I would not ALWAYS default to a dash. A pair of dashes is essentially interchangeable with a pair of commas, but they must match up correctly. A single dash is often interchangeable with a single colon.
awesome.
Glad you think so!
thank you this really really helps!
On the SAT is the answer always an em dash when it has been previously used or shown in a sentence or two before the question? -Thank You
Dashes will always pair up with other dashes when used to offset something in the middle - this statement for example - such as an appositive or parenthetical statement. However, be careful about extreme language like always, because there are other uses for dashes.
you were a great help sir
this made so much sense thank you!!
Thank you!
Thank you so much Sir 💕
0:30 umm😂
What’s the difference between parenthesis and dashes? I have PSAT trm and I’m stressed omg
I’m doing my best to play basketball - but I’m 5’6
Pls can you make a video on circles or inequality graph
This helps a lot!
Useful and apt. Thank you.
Instead of using a single dash, could you possibly use a semicolon instead?
Can I use a dependent clause on the right side of the one dash?
You are amazing
very well taught!!
Thank
In the last question, you explain why D is the answer. However, you do not state why the other three answer choices and INCORRECT. Can you please do that. Thanks
But the added info starts with despite and that makes it dependent isn't it so how can it close with an dash ¿ Isn't it i think there should be no punctuation over there?? I m not really sure if i am right... Anyway 😅
I’m binging all these videos I have the sat in 30 mins
Thx
very helpful thank you so much
What about using a Dash in a quoted sentence?
that's not really tested on the SAT or ACT, but dashes in quotations should follow the same rules as if they are not in quotations
Thank u for helping me .
Very helpful. Thanks
Great
Thank you!
Thanks. This is good.
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Why are you using en instead of em dash?
wow ty !!! this rlly helps
So commas don’t emphasize? Or
The em dash should be used, not the en dash
Thats how you flex
pls post more pls
Oh, so the pair of dashes is an alternative way of using a " ( ) " ?
essentially, yes
On the 2014-2015 act practice test, question 4 asks about a phrase that gets interjected by a dash and ends with a comma. It does not follow the rule of having both commas or both dashes. Could you please look at that question and let me know why that sentence is correct? Thank you!
Here is the sentence --> I ride this trail nearly every day - not on a bike, but on "Luigi."
@@nbathula that follows the rules of a single dash. the independent clause is on the left and the emphasized information just happens to contain a comma.
yooo, this is soo helpful
teach hyphenation rules
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Thank you!
Dashes are loud commas
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Congrats I hope you got a good score :)
@@maddisoncooper3540 well! that comment was made like a month ago
@@varun_shankar I know that's why I used past tense because I'm congratulating them on taking the test and even though it's over I'm still hoping that they passed well :)
@@maddisoncooper3540 oh! my bad, I didn't notice it
@@varun_shankar No problem
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Can you do a video about how to use commas?
Thanks.
Thank u
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