That's funny, In the Arabic language, advice is a countable noun, we say "one advice, two advices..." so we have the plural... I guess every language has different rules.
Is the right sentence: thank you for the excellent advice. it really helps me Or the right one is: thank you for the excellent advice. They really help me. Which one is the correct one the sentence with "it" or the sentence with "they" Plz teacher if you see my question.i hope to give me an answer🙏
I thought I'm an advanced learner, but this video proved I was wrong! Many mistakes I had, so I have to review all intermediate courses again. This video was very useful, thanks Lisa!
So many born in the USA say #3 incorrectly! I’m so glad you covered this. The way I always double check is to remove the other name, just as you did, and it always works. Thank you!
Oops! Glad I reviewed this one, found myself incredibly wrong on the same ones...not excuses cause you're a great teacher and explain things so well! THANK YOU!
I tutor ESL and the video where we have to say whether the sentence is correct or incorrect was really good and very enjoyable. The students loved it. I hope you make more like this.
I have been following your videos for more than six months . They are very useful ones to improve my English and take it to the higher levels . I did less than five mistakes, although I know them but the most important thing is recycling the information, especially the grammar because it is sometimes forgettable . Thank so much ❤️ for this amazing presentation as well as the the useful quiz !
Honorable Lisa, you are so lovely, sensitive, and detailed. I love your classes, there´s always something I learn from you and everything that you prepare for us is professional, practical, and truly real
I am good! lol I should be. Like you, I am also a teacher. I've been teaching english and spanish for -give or take- the last 50 years. But you are great! Your way of explaining has given me so many bright and more practical ideas to enhance my teaching. My respects to you, Ma'am, and thanks a million!!
Good morning Lisa.. Since last two years my children and i also continuously follow your UA-cam channel. It's a valuable one in our life. I couldn't forget your a class and you because it helped me to win IELTS exam here at Kerala in India. Continuously follow everyday in the morning while i gotup as my routine. I have much in the American accent, grammar, listen,how to use understand others pronounciation either British or American and Australian a little. I am proud of you. Because i could gradually able to follow the news reader Miss.Becy's pronounciation by CNN..and trying to get it more. Your presentation was my first class in my life as a study in American Accent.Thise presentation sucked me plenty than others so i could get grow up more and more in American Accent. I would like to say you with proud i feel i have much confidence.. Thank you so much indeed. In truth you are a Gift from Jesus . Again paying you a warm Thanks both Jesus and You . With regards America, The America and American.
I live in UK but used to learn American eng. for half of my life..and always love it as is such clear..Great Job & Big Thank you to remaind me this grammar lesson Lisa. YOU are Great Teacher I ever had👍
Love teacher!!! In my country, there is teachers' day. In these days. We show our respect for Teachers. And i also do the same thing for you. Teacher! Love. ...much
#4 is not gramatically incorrect. It is perfectly fine to say that someone doesn't have to smoke. The question says nothing about it having to be the opposite of "have to".
Thanks a whole lot for your awesome videos! Keep up the good work! We kind of wish you would include more US idioms and slang expressions in your teaching materials, though, so we could communicate with native speakers of American English on an entirely new level. - ESL students from Moscow, Russia
Detected all of the mistakes except the one regarding the doctor and I’m still convinced that both sentences are true, no one can really know whether the doctor told her that smoking is unnecessary for you or if it “obligatory” for her not to smoke. Both work
BY THE WAY, I'VE NEVER HEARD A NATIVE SPEAKING WITH A VERY CLEAR DICTION LIKE YOU. I'M HAPPY EVEN I'M BRAZILIAN AND SO MY NATIVE LANGUAGE IS PORTUGUESE, I CAN UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING YOU SPEAK! GOD BLESS YOU!
Time flies when we indulge ourselves in the things that interest us. This lesson is such an interesting one that made time fly. Thanks a zillion, Lisa.
Ms Lisa, your skill is so appropriate that we are highly benefited. How many videos you have released? Would you please help get the chronology of your videos?
Rise and shine, Lisa! I watched and corrected and improved my English grammar competency where I lagged behind. But while watching it, I came across you fourth question and didn't quite well understand your explanation. I wonder why you didn't backshift " have to " into " had to . It is a reported speech and verbs must be backshifted into one tense back. That's called a sequence of tome in English grammar. I am sure you know it. Your sentence: 4) My doctor told me that I have to exercise more, and that I don't have time. When we convert Direct speech into Reported speech, the verbs must be backshifted one tense back, mustn't they? My sentence: My doctor told me that I had to exercise more, and that I didn't have to smoke. What's your take on that? I appreciate it. Thumbs up! You are our Pride and Joy! Cheers!
I understand your question. In indirect speech we generally back shift the tense, but not always. If what is said is still true at the time of reporting then we can retain the tense. So if I still have to exercise, (from my example about the doctor's advice) then we don't back shift the tense. Here are two sample sentences: "He told me that he spoke French at the meeting." (the meeting happened in the past) versus: "He told me that he speaks French." (It's a fact that is still true today.) When teaching the back shifting rule in reported speech, English teachers often omit this second point.
Thanks, beautiful Lisa for brilliant grammar notifications! It was great to discover the meaning of "have" like "make" and a little Perfect Tense tip! I really want more such hilarious quiz grammar video trying to fill my gaps! Recently, from your book I've learned about American "u" pronunciation vs British "yu". It's helped me in understanding pleasure song, catching American accent forming and categorize American/British pronunciation differences. Reading Oscar Wilde's tail diglott, I found question form grammar structure you were talking about in video with Samantha Grant. Though I follow Dr Berg`s pieces of advice and keep keto diet, rewatching this video memorizes me inverted word order features. Thanks for your steady efforts!
I remember - past Simple tense we use with things, which ended in the past, and don't infuence the "now" And the Present Perfect we use to talk about things, which began in the past and ended in the past, but it infuence the "now".
Thank you for making this video. I understood what I did not understand before and gained knowledge you shared. Please make more videos like this. I will watch more.
Thank you Madam, you're very very good our teacher. I am always watching your English teaching, I am learning English language through your teaching. May God bless you abundantly 🙏
'I watched film' is better than I saw film . In modern English , these verbs 'allow and help' are considered as ,' bare infinitive ' , therefore we don't use 'to' after these . Thank u
Thanks Lissa for your dedication. I wrote down all gramathical rules, according to your final conclusion, I am in intermediate level. It is complex to jump from intermediate to advance if you dont work grammathical rules appropiately. Thanks, Again for useful time to post piece of information! You are a generous person.
I would like to express a special thanks of gratitude to Lisa as she create such beneficial videos. I am looking forward to watching the coming videos :) Furthermore, I wanna add something about context. Lisa, I take much more advantage of your videos where you interview a native living in the USA.
I want to tank you for taking the time to teach us. I started watching your videos a few days ago, I am very confident I'll increase my vocabulary as well my pronunciation. I am looking forward to watch more videos because I am very exited to learn English and been more fluent. 🙂
A little suggestion for "not so brilliant students": sometimes you could give a little tip or clue: ex: in phrase number 13 THERE IS ONE WORD TOO MANY" (preposition TO). Anyway, congrats Lisa!
Thank you so much for making this video. Could you please create more videos like this one as I see they are very useful to learn and are the common mistakes which all the English learners often make. Thanks again
Hello miss , Your way of teaching English is unique from all the others videos available on you tube .your talking to native speaker from different parts of life is really helpful to get to real American English . I have got 14 correct out of 15.tha last one,though ,I thought it wrong but could not recall the right word to correct it.if you find any grammatical mistake in this comment please let me know .thanks
Lisa please speak about h"ave got"and the ubiquitous use of got in place of so many other verbs:buy, obtain, understand, caughtreceived,, Igot a fish, I bought a fish" caught a fish.
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I forgot to include the answer to sentence 9. : ( It's an incorrect sentence because "advice" is an uncountable noun. We cannot add an "s".
That's funny, In the Arabic language, advice is a countable noun, we say "one advice, two advices..." so we have the plural...
I guess every language has different rules.
Dear Mrs. Lucy haw I can get online summer courses for English grammer with you. My best regards from Montreal.
Is the right sentence: thank you for the excellent advice. it really helps me
Or the right one is: thank you for the excellent advice. They really help me.
Which one is the correct one the sentence with "it" or the sentence with "they"
Plz teacher if you see my question.i hope to give me an answer🙏
The correct sentence is: "Thank you for your excellent advice. "It really helped me." We use "it" with uncountable nouns.
@@AccurateEnglish thank you so much my gorgeous teacher. I appreciate all the efforts who you make for us. You're the best
¡Gracias!
Ohh, dear Lisa, at watching the ad, to hear you for your personal skill, and thanks for having us in the loop. We are your students and fans.
I thought I'm an advanced learner, but this video proved I was wrong! Many mistakes I had, so I have to review all intermediate courses again. This video was very useful, thanks Lisa!
So many born in the USA say #3 incorrectly! I’m so glad you covered this. The way I always double check is to remove the other name, just as you did, and it always works. Thank you!
Oops! Glad I reviewed this one, found myself incredibly wrong on the same ones...not excuses cause you're a great teacher and explain things so well! THANK YOU!
This video also helped me a lot! This has reminded me of many grammar points I learned in the past!
Such a great video. I'm not trying to be picky, but I found a mistake on 9:48. I think "it" is a typo of "I".
I tutor ESL and the video where we have to say whether the sentence is correct or incorrect was really good and very enjoyable. The students loved it. I hope you make more like this.
❤ Thank you so much Lisa for the grammar lessons are essential to learn. Your explanation is really clear and straight to the point. I love it!!!
Thanks Lisa my favorite teacher watching this video remind me when I was school in Senegal 🇸🇳 learning English.thanks again 🙏
Cảm ơn bạn!
I have been following your videos for more than six months . They are very useful ones to improve my English and take it to the higher levels . I did less than five mistakes, although I know them but the most important thing is recycling the information, especially the grammar because it is sometimes forgettable . Thank so much ❤️ for this amazing presentation as well as the the useful quiz !
It's such a very good lesson
Honorable Lisa, you are so lovely, sensitive, and detailed. I love your classes, there´s always something I learn from you and everything that you prepare for us is professional, practical, and truly real
Thanks mam Lisa I enjoyed your lesson
I am good! lol I should be. Like you, I am also a teacher. I've been teaching english and spanish for -give or take- the last 50 years. But you are great! Your way of explaining has given me so many bright and more practical ideas to enhance my teaching. My respects to you, Ma'am, and thanks a million!!
Thank you for your comment! I always enjoy hearing from other English teachers.
Your teaching style is the best and todays corrections are also very helpful.
Good morning Lisa.. Since last two years my children and i also continuously follow your UA-cam channel.
It's a valuable one in our life. I couldn't forget your a class and you because it helped me to win IELTS exam here at Kerala in India.
Continuously follow everyday in the morning while i gotup as my routine.
I have much in the American accent, grammar, listen,how to use understand others pronounciation either British or American and Australian a little.
I am proud of you. Because i could gradually able to follow the news reader Miss.Becy's pronounciation by CNN..and trying to get it more.
Your presentation was my first class in my life as a study in American Accent.Thise presentation sucked me plenty than others so i could get grow up more and more in American Accent.
I would like to say you with proud i feel i have much confidence..
Thank you so much indeed.
In truth you are a Gift from Jesus .
Again paying you a warm Thanks both Jesus and You .
With regards America, The America and American.
Thank you for your kind comment Thaj! I am glad that my lessons have been helpful to you. : )
@@AccurateEnglish , Lisa, I am planing to start lesson with you in January 2023.
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Thanks friand
I can't believe you have passed IELTS. You're lying about that, aren't you?You have made over 50 mistakes in your post.
9:50 Neither do I...not neither do it
Spelling watch.
Thank you, dear teacher.
More wonderful than this class is impossible. Thanks a lot
I live in UK but used to learn American eng. for half of my life..and always love it as is such clear..Great Job & Big Thank you to remaind me this grammar lesson Lisa. YOU are Great Teacher I ever had👍
I love you Lisa for your dedication and your caring to give us what you have. God bless you!
I have an English test on Friday and this will help me to revise thanks a lot teacher Lisa a great video as usual
Lisa you are a top notch teacher! I'm not a native English speaker so I hope I used the Idiom right :-)
Love teacher!!! In my country, there is teachers' day. In these days. We show our respect for Teachers. And i also do the same thing for you. Teacher! Love. ...much
Thank you very much , Lisa, for all your lessons.
Madam, you're doing a wonderful job, congratulations! 👍
Thank you very much for this great lesson!
#4 is not gramatically incorrect. It is perfectly fine to say that someone doesn't have to smoke. The question says nothing about it having to be the opposite of "have to".
Thanks a whole lot for your awesome videos!
Keep up the good work!
We kind of wish you would include more US idioms and slang expressions in your teaching materials, though, so we could communicate with native speakers of American English on an entirely new level.
- ESL students from Moscow, Russia
Detected all of the mistakes except the one regarding the doctor and I’m still convinced that both sentences are true, no one can really know whether the doctor told her that smoking is unnecessary for you or if it “obligatory” for her not to smoke. Both work
BY THE WAY, I'VE NEVER HEARD A NATIVE SPEAKING WITH A VERY CLEAR DICTION LIKE YOU. I'M HAPPY EVEN I'M BRAZILIAN AND SO MY NATIVE LANGUAGE IS PORTUGUESE, I CAN UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING YOU SPEAK! GOD BLESS YOU!
Time flies when we indulge ourselves in the things that interest us. This lesson is such an interesting one that made time fly. Thanks a zillion, Lisa.
I did 4 mistakes. I am proud of my progress so far.. Thanks a lot for your excellent explanation Lisa!
Hello teacher thanks for the lesson i hope learn more with you, im from mozambique ❤️
Ms Lisa, your skill is so appropriate that we are highly benefited. How many videos you have released? Would you please help get the chronology of your videos?
Rise and shine, Lisa!
I watched and corrected and improved my English grammar competency where I lagged behind. But while watching it, I came across you fourth question and didn't quite well understand your explanation. I wonder why you didn't backshift " have to " into " had to . It is a reported speech and verbs must be backshifted into one tense back. That's called a sequence of tome in English grammar. I am sure you know it. Your sentence: 4) My doctor told me that I have to exercise more, and that I don't have time. When we convert Direct speech into Reported speech, the verbs must be backshifted one tense back, mustn't they? My sentence: My doctor told me that I had to exercise more, and that I didn't have to smoke. What's your take on that? I appreciate it. Thumbs up! You are our Pride and Joy!
Cheers!
I understand your question. In indirect speech we generally back shift the tense, but not always. If what is said is still true at the time of reporting then we can retain the tense. So if I still have to exercise, (from my example about the doctor's advice) then we don't back shift the tense. Here are two sample sentences: "He told me that he spoke French at the meeting." (the meeting happened in the past) versus: "He told me that he speaks French." (It's a fact that is still true today.) When teaching the back shifting rule in reported speech, English teachers often omit this second point.
Lisa,
Thank you for teaching.
Thank you. Most of the sentences if you use common sense you can figure out which ones don’t make sense or sound right.
Thanks, beautiful Lisa for brilliant grammar notifications! It was great to discover the meaning of "have" like "make" and a little Perfect Tense tip! I really want more such hilarious quiz grammar video trying to fill my gaps!
Recently, from your book I've learned about American "u" pronunciation vs British "yu". It's helped me in understanding pleasure song, catching American accent forming and categorize American/British pronunciation differences.
Reading Oscar Wilde's tail diglott, I found question form grammar structure you were talking about in video with Samantha Grant. Though I follow Dr Berg`s pieces of advice and keep keto diet, rewatching this video memorizes me inverted word order features.
Thanks for your steady efforts!
very useful, thanks teacher
I got all of them correct. Thank you very much for all of your videos. They are excellent, and you are an amazing teacher.
Thank you!
Wow, excellent video...I love the way you explain grammar...I have seen many of your videos and I'm really passioned about them...
Thanks dear Lisa.
great teacher , thank you 👍
6:55 Wouldn't it be "more" correct to say "My doctor told me that I HAD to exercise more and stop smoking"? Doesn't it really matter?
Lisa, you are simply the best! 👏👏👏
I love to learn English with Lisa . It’s very easy to understand. Thank you Lisa.
So do I !
I remember - past Simple tense we use with things, which ended in the past, and don't infuence the "now"
And the Present Perfect we use to talk about things, which began in the past and ended in the past, but it infuence the "now".
Thank you Lisa for your classes. It helps me yo improve my English!!!
Thanks for the learning! One of my best UA-cam channel
You are making difficult things simple.
Thank you for making this video. I understood what I did not understand before and gained knowledge you shared. Please make more videos like this. I will watch more.
Thank a lot of the lessons.
Thank you Madam, you're very very good our teacher. I am always watching your English teaching, I am learning English language through your teaching. May God bless you abundantly 🙏
Thank you! 😃
'I watched film' is better than I saw film .
In modern English , these verbs 'allow and help' are considered as ,' bare infinitive ' , therefore we don't use 'to' after these .
Thank u
Thank you for the grammar refresh! Always learning!
Your tutorial is quite an educative one. In addition, it's precise.
Very good teacher, thanks!
Thanks Lissa for your dedication. I wrote down all gramathical rules, according to your final conclusion, I am in intermediate level. It is complex to jump from intermediate to advance if you dont work grammathical rules appropiately. Thanks, Again for useful time to post piece of information! You are a generous person.
This is an excellent lesson. Madam, I request you post this kind of videos as many as you can. Thank you very much.
I would like to express a special thanks of gratitude to Lisa as she create such beneficial videos. I am looking forward to watching the coming videos :)
Furthermore, I wanna add something about context. Lisa, I take much more advantage of your videos where you interview a native living in the USA.
Love this video! This is so helpful for English learners, as I see grammar is one of the things they struggle with!
Thanks Germany
Woww.. another valuable one.
Thank you very much ❤❤
Thanks a lot Ms. Lisa! Your video helps me review my English grammar and avoid those mistakes.
I want to tank you for taking the time to teach us. I started watching your videos a few days ago, I am very confident I'll increase my vocabulary as well my pronunciation. I am looking forward to watch more videos because I am very exited to learn English and been more fluent. 🙂
A little suggestion for "not so brilliant students": sometimes you could give a little tip or clue: ex: in phrase number 13 THERE IS ONE WORD TOO MANY" (preposition TO). Anyway, congrats Lisa!
Thank you, Great lesson.
u r a great Teacher indeed
Excellent presentation. Thank you
It was an appealing class. Thanks a million
You"re the best! Thanks for teaching us. God bless you and family.
Thank you so much for making this video. Could you please create more videos like this one as I see they are very useful to learn and are the common mistakes which all the English learners often make. Thanks again
Good teacher with a nice smile
Your channel is gift to me. Currently iam preparing IELTS . Hope i will get good band in exam.
Your lesson is precious in all aspects of my life. 💕💕
"it's good to have a review from time to time"
👍💯💯
thanks so much Lisa 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Hello miss ,
Your way of teaching English is unique from all the others videos available on you tube .your talking to native speaker from different parts of life is really helpful to get to real American English .
I have got 14 correct out of 15.tha last one,though ,I thought it wrong but could not recall the right word to correct it.if you find any grammatical mistake in this comment please let me know .thanks
thank you, madam Lisa for your commitment to your students.
Lisa please speak about h"ave got"and the ubiquitous use of got in place of so many other verbs:buy, obtain, understand, caughtreceived,, Igot a fish, I bought a fish" caught a fish.
Thank you so much for bringing up those common mistakes.
Thank you Lisa, you’re alway helpful.
Hello Lisa,
Thank you so much for your teaching here! I will keep learning from you ~ ❤
Your English lesson is very useful for students and i am interested your pronunciation.You should appload a lot lessons .Thanks a lot Lisa teacher.
You are the best! Not one of! Love this course!
13:30 I was pleased that I answered all the questions correctly!
The lesson was a really significant. Thanks 👍
Another excellent video! You are one of a kind and hard to find! Thank you.
Superb . Thanks a lot.
Thank you so much for all the useful videos you shared with us.
Thank you so much Lisa. Your videos are worth watching
Many thanks Lisa for your explanations. They clarify and remind me some doubts I had.
Liza. Your class was outstanding. Thanks a lot from Argentina. Have a nice weekend.
Thank you! 😃
FANTASTIC! Great exercise! And only 3 mistakes (as I wasn't sure 100%). I love these videos!
good teaching! Thanks
Thanks soooooooo much ❤️ 😊 😘 Lisa!!!!
Excellent lesson, I got two mistakes. You inspire me to do my best, Thank you dear teacher!
Very helpful! Thank you! I didn't make any mistakes.
Please explain the differences between "a few" and "several" and how they should be used correctly. Thank you very much.
Thank you for this lesson, teacher. I have a special book about mistakes in English. I will use it more often.
Thanks mam. You are one of the best teachers