Since I improved my listening and writing, I started watch english classes online and without a doubt, they worth its weight in gold! If I had started watching these classes online completely in english, I would've already mastered this language. Besides, Although this is a basic class about English, Many people make mistakes when it comes to articles and so do I; this class is clear as cristal, though. Thanks a bunch!
I'm an ESL student. I was looking for an English teacher who explains the right way all about articles. Finally I found the perfect one. Am I right guys?
I have been living in US for about 3 years, and have taken lots of english classes so far but yours are the best and easy to understand. Especially the most treaky grammers like articles, auxillary, and some pronunciations. Thank you so much I guess I will be much improved.
Please, make another video about articles. As you said there are lots of rules we need to learn. I would like to know them all.This video is really useful ,thanks
Emma, aren't you forgetting the so-called "zero article"? This is very peculiar when we compare English with other European languages and causes a lot of problems to elementary and even intermediate students. For example, in Spanish we say "Me encantan LAS series de Netflix", while in English we say "I love Netflix series", so there's no article here. The same happens in French, Italian, Portuguese and all the Romance languages in general.
I’m Australian and I make loads of English mistakes but when I watched this video I became more fluent and now I’m happy I watched your amazing videos.Thxs so much!! Ur the best
I am borned in Australia but my parents thought me the way they were thought in their country but when I watched your video i knew my parents taught me wrong!:)
Your videos help me a lot. Many of my friends and teachers say I write beautifully and even though I might know articles, your videos really make a huge impact on my writing.. Lovely explanations! I am a HUGE fan of your videos💕
thanks Miss Emma. I have been watching your vídeos on my cellphone and all are excellent. You Teach on a very simple way that it seems so easy that even a little kid can understand. I think you have an innate talent for teaching. Congratulations, thank you so much for teaching all people around the World and for your precious time. I am from Monterrey, México and my native languaje is Spanish. I think that we all (your students) are also so lucky for meeting you. Good exist!!!!!! sorry for my mistakes.
Thanks a lot Emma ❤ could you please put a video explaining to us how to be figured out the difference when I use the form ( have + p.p) and the form ( have + been + verb-ing) ? 🌹🌹🌹
Awesome demonstration, dear Emma! Thank you for being more specific, using exceptions and examples. And thanks for the homework; they're ALL VERY HELPFUL. Enjoy your vacation and practice in Spain! 😉🤗🌞😎😊, great choice!
You're the best teacher for us . Thanks you for this video . Actually , I learn the different between the articles . I'm not good in English , because it not my native language ,but if I study hard and watch videos , I'll become good in it
Hello! Mam I remember my school days when my teachers use to teach me articles but i never did them right but your lesson on articles will definitely help me a lot ready to solve the assignment of articles. I really enjoyed the lecture thanku mam :)
How an excellent teacher you are, Ms! I find your lessons truly rewarding for me because I have a liking for studying grammar. I like this lesson so much, but there is one point I'm still confused about, that is the third rule section, with the example "I like eating cake". I've managed to figure out that the noun cake here is uncountable, but I also find it listed as countable in the Oxford dictionary. Therefore, in case it is countable, can I say I like eating cakes? Could you please help me to distinguish the two cases of the noun cake, countable and uncountable, Ms? If so, I will have a complete understanding of your great lesson. Thank you so much! 😊. I look forward to your reply, Ms
thank you so much for this important informations which are helpful for me sorry if I made some😅 mistacks because I 'm not good in english and I wish that I will learn it I m from Algeria
No doubt that you are the best teacher in the world... I love to watch your videos. I even told my cousins about you. Now they are also a regular viewer of your channel... Tomorrow is my English Language Exam... I'm tension free cause I got such a nice teacher...
Thank you mam Emma for this another great lessons. You are always amazing and always beautiful. I was Looking forward for more of your amazing videos and very helpful lessons. Always have a great day😊
i got you a few days before u r such nice teacher for me.i am able to understand all your vedios because u used the simplest way of teaching.thank you so much...pls correct me if i am wrong.
Emma, As a native English speaker, we learn this by default and don't give it a second thought. I suspect most native English speakers couldn't even tell you what an article is, let alone know that there are rules about their use. A very interesting lesson that I never thought would be such a problem for non-native speakers.
She's really a hardworking tutor who prepares her video in an errorless manner then put that explanation in a document at the description , also assigned you some questions along with AnswerSheet to check yourself. She tries to make you learnt english correctly. Has no intention to collect likes and comments. At the end she only suggests you to know more and keep learning. I like you Ma'am❤ Emma.
God exists!!!!!! because I have known the best teacher of the world. I would like to thank you personally and shake hands some day after I lean to speak English, but it is impossible, because you live in the South Hemispher and at the other side of the World.
Excellent video, however you didn’t mention the use of a and an separately. I think I know the difference, but I would have liked to hear it from you just to be sure. Best.
👨🏻🏫 Hello, Armando. Mr Teacher here in England 🏴. I have just found your question and I have an answer for you. We use ‘a’ before words beginning with A Consonant. Examples are a ball, a car, a dog and many more. If the word begins with a vowel, we use ‘an’ to help with pronouncing the word. Examples are an apple, an egg, an ice cube, an orange and an umbrella ☂️. The same is true for words such as an automatic gearbox, an easy task, an interesting question, an open door, an ugly picture and many more. There is one example that has two answers. It is the letter ‘h’ at the beginning of some words. A horse 🐎 is correct, but AN honourable person (the h is silent). I hope this is helpful for you.
Hello Emma This lesson is really important for me. I am always confused how to use article when I create sentence. However, watching it at once does not enough I must watch it again and again. English is tricky.😅 Thanks a bunch for teaching me. Wishing you are surrounded with love and happiness.❤️
Hello, Emma! Watching you with my kids! :) From Puerto Rico. Shaping up our English thanks to your lessons. Love your makeup on this video, btw! specially the eyeshadow. Lol!
Hi Emma, I really enjoyed and learned a lot from your videos. Thanks for that. I have a favor to ask, can you make a video reading these two poems? I want to hear the correct pronunciation of these poems. I just get it online. I'm looking forward to it. THANKS 1. Why English is so Hard by (anon.) We’ll begin with a box, and the plural is boxes, But the plural of ox becomes oxen, not oxes. One fowl is a goose, but two are called geese, Yet the plural of moose should never be meese. You may find a lone mouse or a nest full of mice, Yet the plural of house is houses, not hice. If the plural of man is always called men, Why shouldn’t the plural of pan be called pen? If I speak of my foot and show you my feet, And I give you a boot, would a pair be called beet? If one is a tooth and a whole set are teeth, Why shouldn’t the plural of booth be called beeth? Then one may be that, and three would be those, Yet hat in the plural would never be hose, And the plural of cat is cats, not cose. We speak of a brother and also of brethren, But though we say mother, we never say methren. Then the masculine pronouns are he, his and him, But imagine the feminine: she, shis and shim! Let’s face it - English is a crazy language. There is no egg in eggplant nor ham in hamburger; neither apple nor pine in pineapple. English muffins weren’t invented in England. We take English for granted, but if we explore its paradoxes, we find that quicksand can work slowly, boxing rings are square, and a guinea pig is neither from Guinea nor is it a pig. And why is it that writers write but fingers don’t fing, grocers don’t groce and hammers don’t ham? Doesn’t it seem crazy that you can make amends but not one amend? If you have a bunch of odds and ends and get rid of all but one of them, what do you call it? If teachers taught, why didn’t preachers praught? If a vegetarian eats vegetables, what does a humanitarian eat? Sometimes I think all the folks who grew up speaking English should be committed to an asylum for the verbally insane. In what other language do people recite at a play and play at a recital? We ship by truck but send cargo by ship. We have noses that run and feet that smell. We park in a driveway and drive in a parkway. And how can a slim chance and a fat chance be the same, while a wise man and a wise guy are opposites? You have to marvel at the unique lunacy of a language in which your house can burn up as it burns down, in which you fill in a form by filling it out, and in which an alarm goes off by going on. And, in closing, if Father is Pop, how come Mother’s not Mop? That’s all for now.
2. Pronunciation Poem- author unknown Here is some pronunciation. Ration never rhymes with nation, Say prefer, but preferable, Comfortable and vegetable, B must not be heard in doubt, Debt and dumb both leave it out. In the words psychology, Psychic and Psychiatry, You must never sound the p. Psychiatrist, you call the man Who cures the complex, if he can. In architect, chi is k. In arch, it is the other way. Please remember to say iron So that it’ll rhyme with lion. Advertisers advertise, Advertisements will put you wise. Time when work is done is leisure, Fill it up with useful pleasure. Accidental, accident, Sound the g in ignorant. Relative, but relation, Then say creature, but creation. Say the a in gas quite short Bought remember rhymes with thwart, Drought must always rhyme with bout, In daughter leave the “gh” out. Wear a boot upon your foot. Root can never rhyme with soot. In muscle, sc is s, In muscular, it’s sk, yes! Choir must always rhyme with wire, That again will rhyme with liar. Then remember it’s address With an accent like possess. G in sign must silent be, In signature, pronounce the g. Please remember, say towards Just as if it rhymed with boards. Weight’s like wait, but not like height. Which should always rhyme with might. Sew is just the same as so, Tie a ribbon in a bow. When you meet the queen you bow, Which again must rhyme with how. In perfect English make a start. Learn this little rhyme by heart.
Hi Emma !!! It's Betty again. I just thought that if you could make more video about English article that would be great. Then I saw you uploaded new video!!! I really learn a lot. Thank you so much. Btw, your eyes are sooooo beautiful. :)
Emma. Could you please answer this question? Thank you. 1) I really like eating cake. 2) I really like eating cakes. If I speak generally and want to leave "the" out of the sentence, which is the correct? As what you mentioned, I can leave "the" out of a sentence if I use the plural form when I talk generally. Hence, it means that 1) is incorrect. Am I right?
Hi Emma, thanks for making this great lesson, but I have a question for your example story @6:27, how did you use "they" at the "The person stood up when they saw a cat" ? was it should be "he/she" ?, or because "The person" is the indefinite noun so we can use "they"?.
Hi Emma, I don't understand when you say ၊၊there are three important Part or" Parts". If you've said "part",please let me know why you've used "there are". I'm not trying to make trouble. Anyway, please, I do want to know what you've said since I'm not sure if there is "S" or not. What I would like to know is whether you've used "S" or not in your pronunciation. Thanks Emma, I'm studying English and watching your lessons most of the time. I think, we've to learn as long as we live . Again thanks for your very clear grammar lessons . With Regards Kyaw, Myanmar
Hi Emma, saw your above video. Great explanation. Thank you. You have made the rules as simple as it could be. Brilliant! The example you shared, " I saw a person yesterday......the person stood up when they saw a cat.....etc." is wonderful example. It clarifies many things in no time. Will see your video again.
Have a small doubt though not related to usage of article......: You wrote, "..... when THEY saw a cat" Is it not, "....when HE saw a cat? How did you for the word ' THEY'? By saying so you have implied that there were many people. Is it ok to write like that? Do you mind clarifying?
This is great video about 'articles' I just read good one yesterday in Vogue magazine! You very good teacher when it comes to teaching about these, now I learn to write english betterer.
l watch many English videos on UA-cam but when you speak ma'am it sounds clear , I understand your each words but on other videos I don't understand very well . you speak Australian English or American ,whatever you speak it sounds well
Thanks a lot Miss Emma ... The all words in the languages around globe can't be enough to express my thank to you for your great and amazing lessons ...
Mam your voice and always when someone says I want to learn English I always say that go to emma she is great..... And you are Great😊 I loved it.... And I had a lot of problems... Now I can understand thank you so much 🥺❤❤
Since I improved my listening and writing, I started watch english classes online and without a doubt, they worth its weight in gold! If I had started watching these classes online completely in english, I would've already mastered this language. Besides, Although this is a basic class about English, Many people make mistakes when it comes to articles and so do I; this class is clear as cristal, though. Thanks a bunch!
I'm an ESL student. I was looking for an English teacher who explains the right way all about articles. Finally I found the perfect one. Am I right guys?
Yes
Of course.. you are...!
yep the skull is ALWAYS RIGHT!!
Ye Emma is marvellous teacher.
Can you tell me a bout this phrase wich correct You are famous or You are a famous ...and why
This rule was explained by many teachers in real life but the lesson that you made in youtube helped me to understand entirely. Thank you so much
2:00 skip intro... you’re great and this video solves 90% of the problems with articles.
You are the best English teacher!
I'm sure I used definite article correctly because that's true! You are unique! 😚
I have been living in US for about 3 years, and have taken lots of english classes so far but yours are the best and easy to understand. Especially the most treaky grammers like articles, auxillary, and some pronunciations. Thank you so much I guess I will be much improved.
Please, make another video about articles. As you said there are lots of rules we need to learn. I would like to know them all.This video is really useful ,thanks
Looking forward too
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As always Madam, Thanks a lot for teaching about Articles.
Good Day. Cheers dear.
Emma, aren't you forgetting the so-called "zero article"? This is very peculiar when we compare English with other European languages and causes a lot of problems to elementary and even intermediate students. For example, in Spanish we say "Me encantan LAS series de Netflix", while in English we say "I love Netflix series", so there's no article here. The same happens in French, Italian, Portuguese and all the Romance languages in general.
I’m Australian and I make loads of English mistakes but when I watched this video I became more fluent and now I’m happy I watched your amazing videos.Thxs so much!! Ur the best
Excellent! What is your native language?
I am borned in Australia but my parents thought me the way they were thought in their country but when I watched your video i knew my parents taught me wrong!:)
Your videos help me a lot. Many of my friends and teachers say I write beautifully and even though I might know articles, your videos really make a huge impact on my writing.. Lovely explanations! I am a HUGE fan of your videos💕
Every English fluent that speaks slowly like you is a LEGEND. You made me comfortable learning and understanding English
Thanks a bunch, Great class, I love your classes, they are excellent!!
Thanks for watching Antonio 😊😊
This girl is the best English teacher, she´s great, thanks for sharing your videos. Fantastic.
An outstanding lesson of a great teacher. I found the lesson for which I was looking. The work of the teacher is highly appreciated.
thanks for teaching English. I think you are the best teacher in the world. thank you again for your effort and your time.
thanks Miss Emma. I have been watching your vídeos on my cellphone and all are excellent. You Teach on a very simple way that it seems so easy that even a little kid can understand. I think you have an innate talent for teaching.
Congratulations, thank you so much for teaching all people around the World and for your precious time.
I am from Monterrey, México and my native languaje is Spanish. I think that we all (your students) are also so lucky for meeting you. Good exist!!!!!! sorry for my mistakes.
Thank you so much for the lession. It's easy to understand.
Emma you are the best English teacher in the world 😊
Yeah , already 🥰😙😙
You are the best English teacher in the world , yeah already🥰🥰
I'm so grateful for you. This video is the one I like it.
Thanks a lot Emma ❤
could you please put a video explaining to us how to be figured out the difference when I use the form ( have + p.p) and the form ( have + been + verb-ing) ?
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Thanks Ms. Emma !!😍
This lesson was very useful.
Excellent! Articles is a challenging part of English grammar so I'm glad this video helped you 😁
Awesome demonstration, dear Emma! Thank you for being more specific, using exceptions and examples. And thanks for the homework; they're ALL VERY HELPFUL. Enjoy your vacation and practice in Spain! 😉🤗🌞😎😊, great choice!
Thank you Katia! I'm so glad that you enjoyed my video 😘😘
I'm having an amazing time in Spain right now!
You're the best teacher for us . Thanks you for this video . Actually , I learn the different between the articles .
I'm not good in English , because it not my native language
,but if I study hard and watch videos , I'll become good in it
Hello! Mam
I remember my school days when my teachers use to teach me articles but i never did them right but your lesson on articles will definitely help me a lot ready to solve the assignment of articles.
I really enjoyed the lecture thanku mam :)
Fabulous! I'm glad you found my video helpful and thanks for watching 😊
This is the easiest explained video about the articles that I have seen so far.
Amazing rules and outstanding style of explanation :).
Thank you very much for your teaching .
My best UA-cam mmmEnglish teacher. Thank you Emma.
Thank you! 😃
thank you Emma, i really enjoyed very much and one thing more i have to tell you, your boyfriend/ husband must be the luckiest person on this planet
Why did not I have a teacher like that in school? ... thank you, Emma great video
Emma I love the way you teach English! I am improving a lot's. Thank you!
How an excellent teacher you are, Ms! I find your lessons truly rewarding for me because I have a liking for studying grammar. I like this lesson so much, but there is one point I'm still confused about, that is the third rule section, with the example "I like eating cake". I've managed to figure out that the noun cake here is uncountable, but I also find it listed as countable in the Oxford dictionary. Therefore, in case it is countable, can I say I like eating cakes? Could you please help me to distinguish the two cases of the noun cake, countable and uncountable, Ms? If so, I will have a complete understanding of your great lesson. Thank you so much! 😊. I look forward to your reply, Ms
I'm taking my English to the next level thanks to these informative videos. I love the way you describe everything and put it within a context.
I Emma!! Yes I'm here watching your videos. You are the number one for grammar explanation!!
You born with the gift of teaching!!
Keep it up!!
Great lesson! Graceful and clear explanation! Thanks so much Emma!
You're welcome! It's great to hear you found this video useful 😁
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Hey please reply one of my question
Mrs. Kanwal is ...... Principal of this school.
Which article???
Thank you for your beneficial information
thank you so much for this important informations which are helpful for me
sorry if I made some😅 mistacks because I 'm not good in english and I wish that I will learn it
I m from Algeria
Using articles in English isn't easy so I'm glad I could help you!
You also spelled "mistakes" wrong in your comment 😊
mmmEnglish thank you 😁😆
Thanks emma so much and l hope to meet you in future thank you again.
No doubt that you are the best teacher in the world... I love to watch your videos. I even told my cousins about you. Now they are also a regular viewer of your channel... Tomorrow is my English Language Exam... I'm tension free cause I got such a nice teacher...
Thank you mam Emma for this another great lessons. You are always amazing and always beautiful. I was Looking forward for more of your amazing videos and very helpful lessons. Always have a great day😊
I love your videos... They're amazing! Thank you so much for the lesson
Thank you for watching, Zeeshan! I'm glad you find them helpful :)
Yeah ! it really helped , thank you miss Emma ❤
Thanks for exactly required topic. It helped to clarify the difference between "a" and "the". Learning FOC :).
They can be quite confusing so I'm glad I could clarify it for you 😊
I love your videos... They're amazing! Thank you so much for the lesson💜
You're welcome!
Very Good! Thanks!
Emma, my beautiful teacher that i Love so much!!
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i got you a few days before u r such nice teacher for me.i am able to understand all your vedios because u used the simplest way of teaching.thank you so much...pls correct me if i am wrong.
thank you for this lesson Emma....I am always confused to take these words who ends with -ness, -less etc please can you make video on it?.….
Thanks for the suggestion Mustaqeem! I will consider it for future video lessons 😊
Great lesson. Helped me plan a class I have to teach tomorrow. Love the way you say "mayor."
You are very pretty 😍and very good teacher! Thank you ！❤️
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Hello from Vietnam. you're a great teacher. I hope you'll make more videos like this. Thanks for your help! Best wishes!
Emma,
As a native English speaker, we learn this by default and don't give it a second thought. I suspect most native English speakers couldn't even tell you what an article is, let alone know that there are rules about their use. A very interesting lesson that I never thought would be such a problem for non-native speakers.
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As a non-native speakers it causes great difficulty for us when we are learning.
She's really a hardworking tutor who prepares her video in an errorless manner then put that explanation in a document at the description , also assigned you some questions along with AnswerSheet to check yourself. She tries to make you learnt english correctly. Has no intention to collect likes and comments. At the end she only suggests you to know more and keep learning. I like you Ma'am❤ Emma.
Stunning video
Keep on
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I am so glad I found you!!
I write fanfiction and your grammar videos help so much!
Welcome to the channel 😁
That's awesome that you write fanfiction!
God exists!!!!!! because I have known the best teacher of the world. I would like to thank you personally and shake hands some day after I lean to speak English, but it is impossible, because you
live in the South Hemispher and at the other side of the World.
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Excellent video, however you didn’t mention the use of a and an separately. I think I know the difference, but I would have liked to hear it from you just to be sure. Best.
👨🏻🏫 Hello, Armando. Mr Teacher here in England 🏴. I have just found your question and I have an answer for you. We use ‘a’ before words beginning with A Consonant. Examples are a ball, a car, a dog and many more. If the word begins with a vowel, we use ‘an’ to help with pronouncing the word. Examples are an apple, an egg, an ice cube, an orange and an umbrella ☂️. The same is true for words such as an automatic gearbox, an easy task, an interesting question, an open door, an ugly picture and many more. There is one example that has two answers. It is the letter ‘h’ at the beginning of some words. A horse 🐎 is correct, but AN honourable person (the h is silent). I hope this is helpful for you.
Hello Emma
This lesson is really important for me. I am always confused how to use article when I create sentence. However, watching it at once does not enough I must watch it again and again. English is tricky.😅 Thanks a bunch for teaching me. Wishing you are surrounded with love and happiness.❤️
@Peter Mortensen I am just practicing English, thank you so much for kind helping.
I am trying to correct my writing because of you. Thanks a lot.
Thanks for all lessons
You're welcome Daoud 😁
Thanks a lot for what you make. It's really help to improve my English skills!!!
Great! I hope you found this video especially useful 😁
Hello, Emma! Watching you with my kids! :) From Puerto Rico. Shaping up our English thanks to your lessons. Love your makeup on this video, btw! specially the eyeshadow. Lol!
Thanks Karen! 😘😘
Many thanks, Emma! Great summary on how to use correctly articles, it helped and clarified my doubts in a very simple way.
You're welcome Juan! I'm glad I could help 🙂
The articles is what I did not understand in English. Thank you for a great explanation.
You are so patient, the best teacher on youtube:) x
Articles are definitely not easy to learn! I'm glad you found this video helpful 😊
mmmEnglish You're the best teacher on youtube.
Hi Emma, I really enjoyed and learned a lot from your videos. Thanks for that.
I have a favor to ask, can you make a video reading these two poems? I want to hear the correct pronunciation of these poems. I just get it online. I'm looking forward to it. THANKS
1. Why English is so Hard by (anon.)
We’ll begin with a box, and the plural is boxes,
But the plural of ox becomes oxen, not oxes.
One fowl is a goose, but two are called geese,
Yet the plural of moose should never be meese.
You may find a lone mouse or a nest full of mice,
Yet the plural of house is houses, not hice.
If the plural of man is always called men,
Why shouldn’t the plural of pan be called pen?
If I speak of my foot and show you my feet,
And I give you a boot, would a pair be called beet?
If one is a tooth and a whole set are teeth,
Why shouldn’t the plural of booth be called beeth?
Then one may be that, and three would be those,
Yet hat in the plural would never be hose,
And the plural of cat is cats, not cose.
We speak of a brother and also of brethren,
But though we say mother, we never say methren.
Then the masculine pronouns are he, his and him,
But imagine the feminine: she, shis and shim!
Let’s face it - English is a crazy language.
There is no egg in eggplant nor ham in hamburger;
neither apple nor pine in pineapple.
English muffins weren’t invented in England.
We take English for granted, but if we explore its paradoxes, we find
that quicksand can work slowly, boxing rings are square, and a guinea
pig is neither from Guinea nor is it a pig.
And why is it that writers write but fingers don’t fing, grocers don’t
groce and hammers don’t ham?
Doesn’t it seem crazy that you can make amends but not one amend? If
you have a bunch of odds and ends and get rid of all but one of them, what do
you call it?
If teachers taught, why didn’t preachers praught?
If a vegetarian eats vegetables, what does a humanitarian eat?
Sometimes I think all the folks who grew up speaking English should be
committed to an asylum for the verbally insane.
In what other language do people recite at a play and play at a recital?
We ship by truck but send cargo by ship.
We have noses that run and feet that smell.
We park in a driveway and drive in a parkway.
And how can a slim chance and a fat chance be the same, while a wise
man and a wise guy are opposites?
You have to marvel at the unique lunacy of a language in which your
house can burn up as it burns down,
in which you fill in a form by filling it out,
and in which an alarm goes off by going on.
And, in closing, if Father is Pop, how come Mother’s not Mop?
That’s all for now.
2. Pronunciation Poem- author unknown
Here is some pronunciation.
Ration never rhymes with nation,
Say prefer, but preferable,
Comfortable and vegetable,
B must not be heard in doubt,
Debt and dumb both leave it out.
In the words psychology,
Psychic and Psychiatry,
You must never sound the p.
Psychiatrist, you call the man
Who cures the complex, if he can.
In architect, chi is k.
In arch, it is the other way.
Please remember to say iron
So that it’ll rhyme with lion.
Advertisers advertise,
Advertisements will put you wise.
Time when work is done is leisure,
Fill it up with useful pleasure.
Accidental, accident,
Sound the g in ignorant.
Relative, but relation,
Then say creature, but creation.
Say the a in gas quite short
Bought remember rhymes with thwart,
Drought must always rhyme with bout,
In daughter leave the “gh” out.
Wear a boot upon your foot.
Root can never rhyme with soot.
In muscle, sc is s,
In muscular, it’s sk, yes!
Choir must always rhyme with wire,
That again will rhyme with liar.
Then remember it’s address
With an accent like possess.
G in sign must silent be,
In signature, pronounce the g.
Please remember, say towards
Just as if it rhymed with boards.
Weight’s like wait, but not like height.
Which should always rhyme with might.
Sew is just the same as so,
Tie a ribbon in a bow.
When you meet the queen you bow,
Which again must rhyme with how.
In perfect English make a start.
Learn this little rhyme by heart.
Hi Emma !!! It's Betty again. I just thought that if you could make more video about English article that would be great. Then I saw you uploaded new video!!! I really learn a lot. Thank you so much. Btw, your eyes are sooooo beautiful. :)
Yep, long and helpful lesson. It is always both informative and pleasantly to watch your videos.
Great! Thanks for watching :)
POV:MY ENG. TEACHER PRESENTED HER SCEEN TO SHOW ME THIS VIDEO.
Emma. Could you please answer this question? Thank you.
1) I really like eating cake.
2) I really like eating cakes.
If I speak generally and want to leave "the" out of the sentence, which is the correct?
As what you mentioned, I can leave "the" out of a sentence if I use the plural form when I talk generally. Hence, it means that 1) is incorrect. Am I right?
I think the second sentence with cakes is the correct, because it is in general.
Beautiful girl ...
Hi Emma, thanks for making this great lesson, but I have a question for your example story @6:27, how did you use "they" at the "The person stood up when they saw a cat" ?
was it should be "he/she" ?, or because "The person" is the indefinite noun so we can use "they"?.
beautiful eyes!!!
I love the rules. thank you and yes, you talk so impressively!!!!
Thanks, very good lesson.
You're welcome, Fernando!
Hi Emma, I don't understand when you say ၊၊there are three important
Part or" Parts". If you've said "part",please let me know why you've used "there are".
I'm not trying to make trouble. Anyway, please, I do want to know what you've said since I'm not sure if there is "S" or not. What I would like to know is whether you've used "S" or not in your pronunciation. Thanks Emma, I'm studying English and watching your lessons most of the time.
I think, we've to learn as long as we live . Again thanks for your very clear grammar lessons .
With Regards
Kyaw, Myanmar
Your a great Teacher ..
Hi Emma, saw your above video. Great explanation. Thank you. You have made the rules as simple as it could be. Brilliant! The example you shared, " I saw a person yesterday......the person stood up when they saw a cat.....etc." is wonderful example. It clarifies many things in no time. Will see your video again.
Have a small doubt though not related to usage of article......: You wrote, "..... when THEY saw a cat" Is it not, "....when HE saw a cat? How did you for the word ' THEY'? By saying so you have implied that there were many people. Is it ok to write like that? Do you mind clarifying?
Wow, this is the first time I understand English article ... Thanks a lot Emma
I'm glad I could help you understand them! 😄
Hi Emma, thank you for your nice leason. My problem solved with these three articles.
Great! I'm so happy to hear I could help 😀
best lessons ever taken .. tough topics made so easy for a learner ...
Fabulous! I'm glad I made articles easier to understand 😊
This lesson was very clear and understandable. Thank you.
You're very welcome! 💜
YOU are amazing in your lessons. Thanks for improving my English.
Thank you! It's my pleasure to create these lessons for you ❤
You are an excellent grammar teacher. I enjoy your teaching style
Thanks Priscella 😄
thank you very much Emma, l'm so thankful of these kinda lessons, you are great teaching, keep that way you're going well, greetings from Chile
Thanks Sebastian! 😊
This is great video about 'articles' I just read good one yesterday in Vogue magazine! You very good teacher when it comes to teaching about these, now I learn to write english betterer.
You made the difference. Thank you so much!
Greetings from Toluca, Mexico.
Thanks for watching Ruben 😊
Thanks for showing good grammar!
Brilliant, thank you so much Emma🌸
Ty, that video help me. I had some problems with article a/an, but now i understand and can use it knowladge
l watch many English videos on UA-cam but when you speak ma'am it sounds clear , I understand your each words but on other videos I don't understand very well . you speak Australian English or American ,whatever you speak it sounds well
Really useful lesson. Thanks a lot for it.
Thanks for watching Ruben 😊
It’s the best video about articles I’ve ever seen
you are the best teacher in english. 👏👏👏
Aw thank you Ahmed! 😁
Thank you very much. I do learned very clearly from you in English Grammar.
I'm so glad to hear that Danny :)
could you please do a video on, how to speak in english for a telephonic interview...i dont know how to do that in a formal way
Thanks a lot Miss Emma ... The all words in the languages around globe can't be enough to express my thank to you for your great and amazing lessons ...
I like all your lessons thanks Emma
Thanks Dilcy!
You are good teacher..... excellent presentation without any time wastage....we need more these kind of videos on UA-cam.....
Thanks for the lesson! !
Thanks for watching Carlos 😊
Explanations are very clear thanks
Mam your voice and always when someone says I want to learn English I always say that go to emma she is great..... And you are
Great😊 I loved it.... And I had a lot of problems... Now I can understand thank you so much 🥺❤❤
one of the best explanation I've heard of using freaking articles, thank you, Emma you're the best