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Thank you so much, teacher. Your lessons are well-structured and easy to follow. I think this will definitely help me in boosting my confidence and overall English fluency. I really appreciate your efforts.
Hi Minou, I`m so grateful. The video lesson about " Common mistakes with Adjectives and Adverbs " are very helpful and insightful. Hats off to you. Undoubtedly, you`re a good and experienced English teacher. Wishing you all the best in promoting the English Language worldwide and looking forward to another video lessons soon. Best regards, Fazil
Right now, I've watched your video two times. There are too many rules. If I can't remember all of them I always make some mistakes. But if I use the expressions by heart (insert what sounds better to me) I always get the right answer. The best approach to make no mistakes is to hear a lot of English so that you get a feeling of what is right or wrong.
Hello Ralf, I believe that a combination of the two approached (some study & a lot of exposure) is the best strategy as it covers both styles of learning.
Hi,thanks a lot,your lesson are very clear and easy to understand,please I have a question: (1)I was so disappointed I didn't get the job.The interview went good. (2)I was so disappointed I didn't get the job.The interview went well. (what's the right sentence????good or well???)
@@AngloLinkEnglish Thanks a lot.really I'm very happy for your answer.even my english teacher here didn't knew the answer,and she said that both are correct.thank you very much anglo-link.
Hello my dear colleague, my name is Aider Pesca. I'm an English Teacher. I've followed you for many years, you're such an excellent professor. I've learned so much from your videos and the way you explain it's quite easy to understand, my students and I follow your UA-cam channel. Thank you so much for your great work. Appreciate it. Regards, a friend from Colombia.
This wasn't the easiest lesson! I've watched your video several times until I was able to apply your rules without any mistake. I think it isn't possible to explain this subject with less exceptions and still be correct. Good work!
Hiii,Im from Turkey and I am student of English Gramer and Literature and Im not sure about which ı know,now I am watching your videos and thank you so much 😊 you are an amazing teacher
This what I am looking for was accompanied by verb with Ed past tense that breaks s +was/were + verb+ Ing I was so confused in this part, now you had given an example "was+ verb + Ed " that breaks the grammar rule mam thank you how could it be.
was/ were + verb + ing >> Past Continuous in the Active form: I was cleaning the room. was/were + verb + ed >> Past Simple in the Passive form: The room was cleaned. If you'd like to study the Passive forms, you can watch my lesson called 'Passive Voice'.
Thanks a lot for your positive feedback, Loly! I have close to 100 lessons on my channel (Anglo-Link), many of them on English grammar. I hope you subscribe to my channel and watch my other lessons too. You can also access all my YT lessons + 35 exclusive video lessons by joining my complete online English course at anglo-link.com.
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After watching this video, I hardly understand the differences between adverb and adjective, but i can use those correctly in sentences (I got 9/10) LOL
It would be a good idea to take some notes as you watch the lesson, and use your notes to do the exercises. This will help you to remember the content.
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hello Minu!!! I´ve been following your videos for a while now. I am an ESL teacher in Chile. Just wanted to thank you for your videos!!! you´re looking good too!
I loved this video. I don't understand this issue because today in my english class i see this issue but I was confusing but when i see your video and I had the clearest things thank you¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ you help me too much.
In exception 1, you mentioned some common adverbs which can not formulated with ly. But the words like hard, early, late are adjective and become Adverbs only after adding ly eg. Hardly, lately etc. Kindly explain.
Hello Sebastian, Many thanks for your continued support. Yes, I've heard of this film, and seen a short clip of it. However, as I don't often go to the cinema, I'm not likely to watch the whole film.
@@AngloLinkEnglish thanks ..but we also can say .your birthday is soon ..can't we ? .or 2022 is soon for example . In this case it's describing the noun ,not the verb .please correct me . I'm a bit confused .thanks a lot 😊
It's not an adjective because you can't put it before a noun. See the dictionary entry: dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/soon. I think in these sentences, the verb has been dropped: My birthday is (coming) soon.
Really Good teacher!! I was watched many english lessons on you tube to improve my english language. when I was watched your lessons it is not easy to understand you easily because you are teaching in detail. Your video is helpful to me I will watch again and again to understand.
Hi dear Anglo, I am kind of confusing the few word you're mentioning not to add " ly " for adjectives to become an adverbs for example : late , hard .etc.. But , I hear that someone said " lately , hardly " .. Please let me know . Thank you
Thank you ! this is great ! :O To me, the top of these examples were: She spoke to the child lovingly, no I can hardly see anything, yesterday the meeting was tiring
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Thank you so much, teacher. Your lessons are well-structured and easy to follow. I think this will definitely help me in boosting my confidence and overall English fluency. I really appreciate your efforts.
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Hi Minou,
I`m so grateful. The video lesson about " Common mistakes with Adjectives and Adverbs " are very helpful and insightful. Hats off to you.
Undoubtedly, you`re a good and experienced English teacher.
Wishing you all the best in promoting the English Language worldwide and looking forward to another video lessons soon.
Best regards,
Fazil
Thank you for your continued support, Fazil. I'm glad you've enjoyed this lesson.
Thanks! This lesson cleared all my doubts and confusions. Really appreciate it!
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many teachers teach on you tube, but the way you teach is easy to understand.
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Its UA-cam not you (space) tube.
Muy interesante y descriptiva
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Right now, I've watched your video two times.
There are too many rules. If I can't remember all of them I always make some mistakes. But if I use the
expressions by heart (insert what sounds better to me) I always get the right answer.
The best approach to make no mistakes is to hear a lot of English so that you get a feeling of what is right
or wrong.
Hello Ralf,
I believe that a combination of the two approached (some study & a lot of exposure) is the best strategy as it covers both styles of learning.
Many teachers are boring but the way they teach on youtube is something different.👨⚖️👨⚖️👩⚖️
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Hi,thanks a lot,your lesson are very clear and easy to understand,please I have a question:
(1)I was so disappointed I didn't get the job.The interview went good.
(2)I was so disappointed I didn't get the job.The interview went well.
(what's the right sentence????good or well???)
Thank you!
The correct sentence is: The interview went well.We're describing the verb 'go'.
@@AngloLinkEnglish Thanks a lot.really I'm very happy for your answer.even my english teacher here didn't knew the answer,and she said that both are correct.thank you very much anglo-link.
You're welcome.
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Thank you for your very kind comment, Daniel! I'm delighted to have helped you to improve your English.
+Anglo-Link Yes. Thank you once again and greetings from Chile
Hello my dear colleague, my name is Aider Pesca. I'm an English Teacher. I've followed you for many years, you're such an excellent professor. I've learned so much from your videos and the way you explain it's quite easy to understand, my students and I follow your UA-cam channel. Thank you so much for your great work. Appreciate it. Regards, a friend from Colombia.
Thank you very much for your kind comment, Aider! I'm delighted that you and your students have benefited form my lessons.
Hi Minoo, your voice is so easy on the ears as it sounds so lighter.. :) It's easy to take in information when you speak..
Thank you! I'm glad you like my voice and that it helps you to learn more easily.
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I'm never bored and disappointed watching your videos. Thanks very much!
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This wasn't the easiest lesson! I've watched your video several times until I was able to apply your rules without any mistake.
I think it isn't possible to explain this subject with less exceptions and still be correct. Good work!
Thank you, Ralf! Indeed, there are many exceptions here. I'm glad you persisted and got all the questions right. Well done!
@@AngloLinkEnglish
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Thank you teacher your lessons helped me to improve my English in a quick way .I am following you from Algeria
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This video takes me to another level in speaking and writing Grammar correctly...
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I got your explanation quite clearly because you speak slowly and clearly. Thanks . I did enjoy your lesson.
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I had watched 20 to 25 videos of adjective and adverb but i can't understood and this is the 1st video that i had understood...thank you 😊
That's a great piece of positive feedback on my lesson! Thanks a lot, Neeta! I hope you watch my other lessons too.
I m from India..and u r one of the best teacher of English I have ever seen. . keep teaching in this way
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This what I am looking for was accompanied by verb with Ed past tense that breaks s +was/were + verb+ Ing I was so confused in this part, now you had given an example "was+ verb + Ed " that breaks the grammar rule mam thank you how could it be.
was/ were + verb + ing >> Past Continuous in the Active form: I was cleaning the room.
was/were + verb + ed >> Past Simple in the Passive form: The room was cleaned.
If you'd like to study the Passive forms, you can watch my lesson called 'Passive Voice'.
Thank you so much it's so easy to understand
You're very welcome, Ilham!
Mam you are an incredibly amazing English teacher, guide and scholar. I honor you. Thanks.
It's my pleasure!
In the exercise no 6 , U mentioned "monthly" as an adjective but i think it is an adverb. Correct me if i am wrong and thank u so much for the video.
It is both, but used more commonly as an adjective:
We hold monthly (adjective) meetings.
We hold meetings monthly (adverb).
It is both my friend:
~ I hate writing monthly reports. (adj)
~ We visit my grandparents monthly. (adverb)
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You're very welcome!
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I'm glad you enjoyed it.
I love your videos they are valuable I wish you had plenty to cover all English grammar
Thanks a lot for your positive feedback, Loly!
I have close to 100 lessons on my channel (Anglo-Link), many of them on English grammar. I hope you subscribe to my channel and watch my other lessons too.
You can also access all my YT lessons + 35 exclusive video lessons by joining my complete online English course at anglo-link.com.
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Thank youuu! I come from Germany and i'm going to write tomorrow an english test . You speak very clearly so everybody can understand you. What a great teacher😄😄😄
Thank you! I hope you did well on your test, Lucas.
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After watching this video, I hardly understand the differences between adverb and adjective, but i can use those correctly in sentences (I got 9/10) LOL
Excellent! A feeling for what's correct beats any rule.
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I've used and heard 'hardly' and 'shortly' so many times. ..
I am German half French and this helps my English alot! Thank you for this video Anglo!
You're very welcome.
I have got only 3 right answer from this exercises
Ohhh 😮 i would be filled if it was a real test
It would be a good idea to take some notes as you watch the lesson, and use your notes to do the exercises. This will help you to remember the content.
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Could you please tell me the difference and usage of has had/have had and had had?
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have a long healthy life to serve humanity, with my best regards.
You're more than welcome, Najm. I'm glad to have helped my fellow English students.
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hello Minu!!! I´ve been following your videos for a while now. I am an ESL teacher in Chile. Just wanted to thank you for your videos!!! you´re looking good too!
Thank you very much, Juan!
she's an awesome teacher
I loved this video. I don't understand this issue because today in my english class i see this issue but I was confusing but when i see your video and I had the clearest things thank you¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ you help me too much.
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In exception 1, you mentioned some common adverbs which can not formulated with ly. But the words like hard, early, late are adjective and become Adverbs only after adding ly eg. Hardly, lately etc. Kindly explain.
I'm sure I explain that they exist with a different meaning from the adjective. Please watch the lesson again to find your answer.
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Hello Sebastian,
Many thanks for your continued support.
Yes, I've heard of this film, and seen a short clip of it. However, as I don't often go to the cinema, I'm not likely to watch the whole film.
Anglo-Link in this movie appearence my favourite actor Johnny Depp, do you know him?
Yes, of course, I've heard of him.
Anglo-Link be youtuber, has changed your life?
Yes, of course, in many positive ways.
Brilliant class!!!!
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What about "soon* is it an adj or an adv or used for both..? Thanks for this amazing course.
You're welcome.
'soon' is an adverb.
@@AngloLinkEnglish thanks ..but we also can say .your birthday is soon ..can't we ?
.or 2022 is soon for example .
In this case it's describing the noun ,not the verb .please correct me . I'm a bit confused .thanks a lot 😊
It's not an adjective because you can't put it before a noun. See the dictionary entry: dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/soon.
I think in these sentences, the verb has been dropped: My birthday is (coming) soon.
@@AngloLinkEnglish I'm so grateful, your honor. I appreciate it. Once again thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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If so- good luck with the tasks UwU
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It was awesome
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Adjective and adverbs takes long time to understand. Good teacher.
Thank you! I'm glad this has been helpful.
Really Good teacher!! I was watched many english lessons on you tube to improve my english language. when I was watched your lessons it is not easy to understand you easily because you are teaching in detail.
Your video is helpful to me I will watch again and again to understand.
Very helpful, Thanks
You're welcome.
Good lesson
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and useful to all
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Bless you .
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Hi dear Anglo,
I am kind of confusing the few word you're mentioning not to
add " ly " for adjectives to become an adverbs for example : late , hard .etc.. But , I hear that someone said " lately , hardly " .. Please let me know . Thank you
Hello,
Please watch the video again. I explain what 'lately', 'hardly', and 'shortly' mean in detail.
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dear. Anglo-link you are fantastic - thank you so much.
Thank you very much for your support, Mohammed.
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That was well explained in a professional manner. I am richer in the knowledge of adjectives and adverbs. Thanks.
You're very welcome, Jimmy.
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Thank you ! this is great ! :O To me, the top of these examples were: She spoke to the child lovingly, no I can hardly see anything, yesterday the meeting was tiring
You're very welcome. I'm glad you liked these examples.