I've got to say, as a student of the English language, learning for over 20 years now, that was the most interesting explanation I have watched. Thank you for taking your time to explain it so well.
I forgot to write an example using the verb "forget" @ "remember" that occurred to me now . I remember visiting various puja pandals with my friends during Durga Puja . By the way The Durga Puja is one of the most popular festivals in India and people celebrate it with utmost devotion . The puja goes on for four days . Remember to take the umbrella with with as the sky looks dark and dismal .
....teacher 🙏 I am going to write some example sentences using gerund @ infinitive . I continued doing the boring job to get it finished by the 25 th of December. People should avoid driving too fast until they pass the driving test . He grudged paying my money back . I look forward to watching your videos . 😊 ............. She seems to have spent a sleepless night bz she looks pale and haggard . She is reported to have been killed here . I demand that he be punished for his misbehavior ( bare infinitive ) . They seem to have been painting the pictures since they were asked to do the job . ....... I forgot to lock the door before going out the day before yesterday and the thief stole everything and escaped . The police blame the stealing on my irresponsibility .
Hi, technically they mean different things. A myth is lore based on a people’s history while something false means not true. However, people will say something is a myth to imply it is not true.
thnxMam for sharing such a valueable stuff but this time your delivering speed is too much even i could not read a sentence and you flip the page. grammar needs focus, on learner's part .so speed should hv been more slow .hopeful for next class .
" She survived him for four years". Could you explain the grammatical structure of this sentence cos it doesn't make any sense to me. I read it in a book. There is a lady whose husband died in 1727 and after four years of her husbands death.
Hi Asim, it’s a fairly common construction of subject + verb + direct object + prepositional phrase. If the verb “survived” is throwing you off, then substitute another verb in its place. She “loved” him, she “helped” him, etc. Hope this helps.
While is a subordinating conjunction that explains concurrent or simultaneous events. The sentence you wrote would need to be adjusted because one can't read and sleep at the same time.
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I've got to say, as a student of the English language, learning for over 20 years now, that was the most interesting explanation I have watched. Thank you for taking your time to explain it so well.
You're welcome. Glad to help you learn! 😊
I do appreciate your straight to the point, easily understood approach.
Thank you! Glad you liked it.😊
Explained in the best possible way. Thank you so much 'Teacher' for your grammar lessons.
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Excellent explanation. Thank you.
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I forgot to write an example using the verb "forget" @ "remember" that occurred to me now .
I remember visiting various puja pandals with my friends during Durga Puja . By the way The Durga Puja is one of the most popular festivals in India and people celebrate it with utmost devotion . The puja goes on for four days .
Remember to take the umbrella with with as the sky looks dark and dismal .
Excellent as usual. And the Durga Puja festival sounds very interesting. I’ll have to learn about it. Thank you for your comments. 😊
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I’ll add it to my list. Thanks for watching. 😊
....teacher 🙏
I am going to write some example sentences using gerund @ infinitive .
I continued doing the boring job to get it finished by the 25 th of December.
People should avoid driving too fast until they pass the driving test . He grudged paying my money back . I look forward to watching your videos . 😊
.............
She seems to have spent a sleepless night bz she looks pale and haggard .
She is reported to have been killed here .
I demand that he be punished for his misbehavior ( bare infinitive ) .
They seem to have been painting the pictures since they were asked to do the job .
.......
I forgot to lock the door before going out the day before yesterday and the thief stole everything and escaped . The police blame the stealing on my irresponsibility .
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@Learn English with The Learning Depot Please reply does myth and false means same or boath are diffrent
Hi, technically they mean different things. A myth is lore based on a people’s history while something false means not true. However, people will say something is a myth to imply it is not true.
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thnxMam for sharing such a valueable stuff but this time your delivering speed is too much even i could not read a sentence and you flip the page. grammar needs focus, on learner's part .so speed should hv been more slow .hopeful for next class .
Thank you. I do tend to speak very fast, so I'll take your suggestion for next lessons. 😊
" She survived him for four years". Could you explain the grammatical structure of this sentence cos it doesn't make any sense to me.
I read it in a book. There is a lady whose husband died in 1727 and after four years of her husbands death.
Hi Asim, it’s a fairly common construction of subject + verb + direct object + prepositional phrase. If the verb “survived” is throwing you off, then substitute another verb in its place. She “loved” him, she “helped” him, etc. Hope this helps.
While reading,he slept.
Please explain the function of while here Please
While is a subordinating conjunction that explains concurrent or simultaneous events. The sentence you wrote would need to be adjusted because one can't read and sleep at the same time.
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@@thelearningdepot can we use Article the before Gerund?? Mam