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The video is packed with advanced C1 level phrases that are incredibly useful for enhancing one's English vocabulary. The instructor does a fantastic job of breaking down the meanings, usage, and pronunciation of each phrase, making it easy to grasp and incorporate them into daily conversations.
2:17. The phrase 'beat around the bush'; we use as 'peck a bush to bring out a snake' . This means 'to do what you don't have to' for us/indigenous people. 10:09. The phrase 'down to earth'; we, also, express our phrase one's bare foot being on the ground. Thank you for your useful phrase/expression.
@@InteractiveEng sama. Thank you for your precious comment. Would you mind if I ask you? 3:25 the next best thing. In my dictionary this phrase is the Title of the US's movie in 2000. Would this be a new colloquial phrase or your favorite?
i appreciate you, I appreciate your time, I just started watching your videos and you are awesome, your Technicas to teach english are only, as well your give the best pronunciation.
I would be super happy to join your speaking course, Wes. However, life has kept me busy. So first and foremost thing is surviving. The next best thing is definitely improving my language skills. Needless to repeat that I love your style of teaching. Thank you, Sir.
Thanks a lot for this brilliant expresions ✨ I think I don't have an ear for English pronunciation!! It's not about you, your pronunciation is crystal clear. I wish everybody spoke it as clear as you do!! 🤗
I've been hurdling in my speaking skills as well as writing couples of months ago because I merely have limited vocabularies. However when I saw your videos constantly all heard listening to it eagerly every single day Wow, I'm surprised with filled of exhilaration and gleefulness beacuse my skills in English is dramatically improving...It utterly bolster my confidence .Thanks Wes. You really change me a lot ...
❤ i don't even know how to appreciate you and thank you for your courses, videos. If only you imagine how you help people out there you would have been posting videos every 5 minutes daily 🎉🎉🎉🎉
First and formost : (firsten formost) the most important thing - beat around the bush: to avoid what is most important - the next best thing: refers to the things you have,when you couldn't have what you really want Easier said than done : difficult to do -To have an ear for ( something) : refers to someone who are good at hearing understanding language music Eg : some have ears for music - Behind the times : not fashionable or modern Eg : ten video games are behind the times Face the music: to accept the criticism -Have had enough: to want something to stop because it is annoying you -Make ends meet : to have just money to buy things you need ( associated with hardship and difficulty) - Go hand in hand with: when something is closely related to something else ,eg : this suitcase has been designed to go hand in hand with this backpack - for the most part: mostly or usually down to earth: practical and realistic
I didn't beat around the bush here or over there. I have had enough of it. now I am blessed that I have an ear to my teachers. Wes, I am pretty much done with my idea.
Here are some nice phrases I composed with the vocabulary learned today. - Nowadays, with the prices rising to the sky, everybody is having rough times trying to make ends meet 😆 - First and foremost, I have to say that this lesson has been of utmost importance, not only covering the mere meaning of the words, but also remarking that they go hand in hand with pronunciation. Thank you teacher.
I've hit the like button, even though I was delighted to recognize all the phrases, not even having real strong C1. You manner of presenting the language and personality is to my liking. . Looking forward to new videos .
I think I have an ear for accents too. Like I can pick them apart and even in a language I'm not very fluent I can kind of tell some dialects apart. Also I noticed it when I could easily sing a song while others are tone deaf and would not even notice it.
Pretty informative. I've just found the channel and I think Imma stick around for a month or so to hopefully start breaking through that plateau of B2 and make it to C1.
Another of the highest standard video, Wes. You've kept your bar high, no doubt. Some of these expressions are new for me. Most of them were mentioned already in previous visual presentations. Thank you very much.
@@InteractiveEng Thank you much for your lectures. :) I have decided to get IELTS and CELTA certificate, so I need to gain some knowledge. It is a long way but I hope to manage this one.
Sir I am a tad bit confused about the phrase "Beat Around The Bush"as u have mentioned it's meaning to avoid talking about something important "but as far as I have known it's meaning to avoid talking unnecessary in order to come to the point.Kindly clear my doubt
you are a great teacher, this is the first video I watched from your channel and I like your way, keep going!! i decided to watch a video every day and improve my level.
first and foremost; beat around the bush; the next best thing; easier said than done; have an ear for; behind the times; down-to-earth; face the music; have had enough; make ends meet; go hand in hand with; for the most part.
Have you ever heard about Anki ? A free application that uses a system of memorization that uses a concept of card front and back.I think that's perfect to implement with these expressions because you can put audio with so we'll know it sounds like and the phrase. And in the back of the card the meaning of the sentence like an explanation
First and foremost I would like to say thank you for the unwavering support to us thru uploading your videos.I am truly grateful for the learnings you have imparted to us..Every single day I watch your amazing videos.Thank you because my vocabularies are improving.
Thanks for this practical and useful video. My English level is C1 but I'm not very good at speaking. I need to do more practice. Greetings from Turkiye🙋♀️
First and foremost, my girlfriend said that she's not ready for relationships and that she wants me to wait, so I'm broken... But guess what is the next best thing?! Learning the language! It perfectly helps me with beating around the bush. Sir, thank you, the set of phrases you've prepared is 200% useful for me! p.s. learning new things helps me to distract myself, so if you're heartbroken too, just try learning something. I wish peace and love for everyone.
Thanks for your comment. Idioms are considered phrases because there are two or more words. But what makes it an 'idiom' is that the words together have a different meaning than the individual words. 👍
Thanks a lot. Learning vocabulary has always been a thing easier said than done for me but your lessons are really helping. May I ask if we can use these phrases in our writings or are they too informal to do so?
Hi teacher! I am learning English myself. My English level is around A2. I have problems with nouns [c,u]. When I look up the dictionary I understand the meaning of single words and understand the meaning of example sentences. The problem is that I don't really understand whether the nouns in those examples are countable or uncountable.There are very basic words that are nouns [c,u], for example: afternoon [c,u] She works three afternoons a week at the library. [c] He's been in a bad mood all afternoon. advantage [c,u] It gives you an unfair advantage. [c] She had the advantage of a good education. age [c,u] I'd guess she's about my age. We're the same age. She was 74 years of age when she wrote her first novel. He left home at the age of 16. The show appeals to people of all ages. [c] analysis [c,u] a detailed analysis of the data [c] We made the decision based on our analysis of the situation. April [c,u] She was born in April. The meeting is on the fifth of April. We went to Japan last April. I arrived at the end of April. banana [c,u] a bunch of bananas [c] mashed banana a banana skin/peel bed [c,u] He lived in a room with only two chairs, a bed and a table. [c] He likes to have breakfast in bed on a Saturday morning. She didn't get out of bed till lunchtime today. I'm exhausted - I'm going to bed. beer [c,u] a pint of beer Would you like another beer? [c] life [c,u] All risk to human life should be. He risked his life to save his daughter from the fire. The operation saved her life. Hundreds of lives were threatened when the building collapsed. [c] breakfast [c,u] What do you want for breakfast? Have you had breakfast? Breakfast is served in the dining room between 8.30 and 10. cake [c,u] chocolate cake Would you like a piece of/a slice of cake? He made/baked a delicious cake. [c] change [c,u] There was no change in the patient's condition overnight. I need to make some major changes in my life. [c] She is someone who hates change. class [c,u] My last class ends at 4 o'clock. I was told off for talking in class. Who takes/teaches your environmental studies class? I missed my aerobics class yesterday. I understand the meaning of the above sentences very easily, but I don't understand when it is countable or uncountable. I only know a countable noun when I see it in the plural form or with a quantity word -> I put [c] next to that sentence. I spend a lot of time speaking or writing a sentence related to this type of noun. It's really hard to understand. Can you make a video to teach this kind of noun? There are so many nouns like this. How can learners learn them?
Hi, Wes! How's it going today? Hope that all's well on your end. Thanks for this another great advanced vocabulary video - well done! I just can't seem to recall whether I already asked you this question, but what’s the difference between the phrases "more importantly" and "most importantly"? Can they be used interchangeably? Appreciate your reply on this when you get a breather. Thanks very much, and all the best!
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The video is packed with advanced C1 level phrases that are incredibly useful for enhancing one's English vocabulary.
The instructor does a fantastic job of breaking down the meanings, usage, and pronunciation of each phrase, making it easy to grasp and incorporate them into daily conversations.
Thanks so much for your comment. I appreciate it. 😊
2:17. The phrase 'beat around the bush'; we use as 'peck a bush to bring out a snake' . This means 'to do what you don't have to' for us/indigenous people.
10:09. The phrase 'down to earth'; we, also, express our phrase one's bare foot being on the ground.
Thank you for your useful phrase/expression.
Thanks for commenting & sharing. 👍
@@InteractiveEng sama.
Thank you for your precious comment.
Would you mind if I ask you?
3:25 the next best thing.
In my dictionary this phrase is the Title of the US's movie in 2000.
Would this be a new colloquial phrase or your favorite?
i appreciate you, I appreciate your time, I just started watching your videos and you are awesome, your Technicas to teach english are only, as well your give the best pronunciation.
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Sir, you have ear for students. Pinnacle of mind is wonderful. Thanks.❤❤❤
I'm italian and I think it is incredible that some english expressions translated into Italian are exactly the same 😅
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I like your repetitive linking word by word in full effect, it’s really good , brilliant idea!!! ThankYou
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"Easier said than done")) I love this phrase, it can be applied to almost any situation in my life.
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Легче сказать, чем сделать
The best teacher.🤗 We always learn new and useful words and expressions with you. Thank you very much😘🥰
Wow, thanks so much! I really appreciate it. 😊
Your channel has really helped me learn and improve my English.
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I would be super happy to join your speaking course, Wes. However, life has kept me busy. So first and foremost thing is surviving. The next best thing is definitely improving my language skills. Needless to repeat that I love your style of teaching. Thank you, Sir.
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It’s phenomenal lesson sir I am truly grateful
A down to earth person is a good people person who manages very well how to reach friendship.
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I've listened this video two times to get effectively
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Thanks for the practical and resourceful lessons. Senegal, West Africa.
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thank you for an amazing lecture Sir... Grateful.
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for the most part your almost all lessons were really very healpfull to me .
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Your each videos are amazing so useful. I love watching you. May god bless you.
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I'm enjoying your classes , you help me so much, and I appreciate your time to make lessons......
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Thanks a lot for this brilliant expresions ✨
I think I don't have an ear for English pronunciation!! It's not about you, your pronunciation is crystal clear. I wish everybody spoke it as clear as you do!! 🤗
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I've been hurdling in my speaking skills as well as writing couples of months ago because I merely have limited vocabularies. However when I saw your videos constantly all heard listening to it eagerly every single day Wow, I'm surprised with filled of exhilaration and gleefulness beacuse my skills in English is dramatically improving...It utterly bolster my confidence .Thanks Wes. You really change me a lot ...
For the most part, your video is so fantastic. You are such a down-to-earth teacher.
Wow, thank you! 😊
I enjoy your lessons very much. Your teaching is very professional.
You’re so awesome in your teaching skill and you’re so friendly teacher .
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I've learned a lot watching your channel you rock👍
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Thank you for your teachings.
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❤ i don't even know how to appreciate you and thank you for your courses, videos.
If only you imagine how you help people out there you would have been posting videos every 5 minutes daily
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Thank you so much you are very down to earth
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Thank you for the compelling teaching
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Great explanation and examples! Thank you so much!
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Yet another phenomenal video from Wess! Really enjoyed. :)👍
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First and formost : (firsten formost) the most important thing
- beat around the bush: to avoid what is most important
- the next best thing: refers to the things you have,when you couldn't have what you really want
Easier said than done : difficult to do
-To have an ear for ( something) : refers to someone who are good at hearing understanding language music
Eg : some have ears for music
- Behind the times : not fashionable or modern
Eg : ten video games are behind the times
Face the music: to accept the criticism
-Have had enough: to want something to stop because it is annoying you
-Make ends meet : to have just money to buy things you need ( associated with hardship and difficulty)
- Go hand in hand with: when something is closely related to something else ,eg : this suitcase has been designed to go hand in hand with this backpack
- for the most part: mostly or usually
down to earth: practical and realistic
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I do think,You are really skillful and effective teacher. Glad to listen to you every day.
Wow, thank you 😃
Thank you for your teaching
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Remarkable video and lesson, dear Wes. Thanks a million!
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Thanks a lot. Very interesting, dynamic and helpful.
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First and foremost, you are a great teacher.😊
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I didn't beat around the bush here or over there. I have had enough of it. now I am blessed that I have an ear to my teachers.
Wes, I am pretty much done with my idea.
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Thank you, Wes! I enjoyed your lesson as always!!
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Here are some nice phrases I composed with the vocabulary learned today.
- Nowadays, with the prices rising to the sky, everybody is having rough times trying to make ends meet 😆
- First and foremost, I have to say that this lesson has been of utmost importance, not only covering the mere meaning of the words, but also remarking that they go hand in hand with pronunciation.
Thank you teacher.
Your video is useful to me. Thank you 😊
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Have had enough. I love this phrase. Thank you!!!😊
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I like your lessons Wes! It's pleasure for me watching them!
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Thank you for the great lesson!😊
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My father was a down-to-earth person.
Thank you so much.
Love from India 🇮🇳❤️
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I've hit the like button, even though I was delighted to recognize all the phrases, not even having real strong C1. You manner of presenting the language and personality is to my liking. . Looking forward to new videos .
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That's great. Thanks for sharing!!
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Well I am new here ..😊 I appreciate what you are trying to help us with ..thx a lot wes
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Thank you for this video, I'm form Morocco and I love learning English
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I think I have an ear for accents too. Like I can pick them apart and even in a language I'm not very fluent I can kind of tell some dialects apart. Also I noticed it when I could easily sing a song while others are tone deaf and would not even notice it.
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Pretty informative. I've just found the channel and I think Imma stick around for a month or so to hopefully start breaking through that plateau of B2 and make it to C1.
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The final review is soooo helpful. Thanks😊
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Thank you so much Wes, we appreciate your lessons and we wait for them impatiently 😊
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greetings Mr Wes
I really appreciated what you make , just keep going and make alot of videos for us :)
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Well done teacher.
Have a great weekend 👍
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Another of the highest standard video, Wes. You've kept your bar high, no doubt. Some of these expressions are new for me. Most of them were mentioned already in previous visual presentations. Thank you very much.
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Some years ago I wasn't down-the-Earth... I had so perfect imaginary about the life, but recently everything has changed.
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@@InteractiveEng Thank you much for your lectures. :) I have decided to get IELTS and CELTA certificate, so I need to gain some knowledge. It is a long way but I hope to manage this one.
Am not going to beat around the bush am realy enjoying this video
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For the most part this video waa so helpful
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Do I want to supercharge my vocabulary? Yes, Sir! 👍
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Sir I am a tad bit confused about the phrase "Beat Around The Bush"as u have mentioned it's meaning to avoid talking about something important "but as far as I have known it's meaning to avoid talking unnecessary in order to come to the point.Kindly clear my doubt
@@siyajoyfulsharma6252Indeed, what you have said is also correct and i would say that more clear
Will it have 800 horses?
you are a great teacher, this is the first video I watched from your channel and I like your way, keep going!! i decided to watch a video every day and improve my level.
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"Easier said than done." 😢 That's me.
Procrastinator is who I am. ( I am 67 yrs old)
Thanks!
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first and foremost; beat around the bush; the next best thing; easier said than done; have an ear for; behind the times; down-to-earth; face the music; have had enough; make ends meet; go hand in hand with; for the most part.
Have you ever heard about Anki ? A free application that uses a system of memorization that uses a concept of card front and back.I think that's perfect to implement with these expressions because you can put audio with so we'll know it sounds like and the phrase. And in the back of the card the meaning of the sentence like an explanation
First and foremost I would like to say thank you for the unwavering support to us thru uploading your videos.I am truly grateful for the learnings you have imparted to us..Every single day I watch your amazing videos.Thank you because my vocabularies are improving.
You are so welcome. Happy to hear that you enjoy the lessons. 😊
I was kept behind the time. I have had enough of it. Wes, only this sentence practice.❤❤❤❤❤❤
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Sir I'm from India I just love you videos it really really helps me thank you sir
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Good Lesson Thank you Sir really appiciated
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Thanks for this practical and useful video. My English level is C1 but I'm not very good at speaking. I need to do more practice. Greetings from Turkiye🙋♀️
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thx in advance, may I ask you please?
All of them can be used on tests ? Like paragraph!
First and foremost, my girlfriend said that she's not ready for relationships and that she wants me to wait, so I'm broken... But guess what is the next best thing?! Learning the language! It perfectly helps me with beating around the bush.
Sir, thank you, the set of phrases you've prepared is 200% useful for me!
p.s. learning new things helps me to distract myself, so if you're heartbroken too, just try learning something. I wish peace and love for everyone.
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@@InteractiveEng awwww, thank you!
This lesson is for the most part.
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I have an important question for you my dear teacher.. What's the difference between Advanced Phrases and Idioms?
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Your videos are really helpful for me to still practicing my english speech hope yoy keep doing this kinds of videos thank uuuu :)
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Correctness of ideation is the most important.
Hi teacher, how do you pronoun three nouns together? like [ business sustainability management] which word to stress?
Omg please don’t stop releasing this type of content!! 😂 ❤❤❤
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Teacher I have a request , would your please make a lesson about the difference about idioms and phrases , / idioms and proverbs/
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Please someone tell me more about that "make ends meet"
I have an ear for news from USA but now I want to be down to earth , so as to acchieve my routine decipline , Utkarsha
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Me who knows and uses most of these phrases but watched the video anyway.
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Awesome . I want to be fluent in English but I find it so difficult, would you,please, help me?
Thank you for lesson
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Sir, could I use phrases and idioms in formal writing
Your grammar lesson is also very helpful😊
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Really helpful yes it is sir...
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Teacher Wes, I know I'm behind the time, but(always but) the next best thing is learning foreign languages.
I have had enough of it..❤❤❤❤
Thanks a lot. Learning vocabulary has always been a thing easier said than done for me but your lessons are really helping. May I ask if we can use these phrases in our writings or are they too informal to do so?
I'm happy to hear that. As for writing, it depends on who your audience is. If it's academic writing, I'd avoid using idioms. 👍
@@InteractiveEng Thank you 🙏
These videos are so good. I liked them so much.
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Hi teacher!
I am learning English myself. My English level is around A2.
I have problems with nouns [c,u]. When I look up the dictionary I understand the meaning of single words and understand the meaning of example sentences. The problem is that I don't really understand whether the nouns in those examples are countable or uncountable.There are very basic words that are nouns [c,u], for example:
afternoon [c,u]
She works three afternoons a week at the library. [c]
He's been in a bad mood all afternoon.
advantage [c,u]
It gives you an unfair advantage. [c]
She had the advantage of a good education.
age [c,u]
I'd guess she's about my age.
We're the same age.
She was 74 years of age when she wrote her first novel.
He left home at the age of 16.
The show appeals to people of all ages. [c]
analysis [c,u]
a detailed analysis of the data [c]
We made the decision based on our analysis of the situation.
April [c,u]
She was born in April.
The meeting is on the fifth of April.
We went to Japan last April.
I arrived at the end of April.
banana [c,u]
a bunch of bananas [c]
mashed banana
a banana skin/peel
bed [c,u]
He lived in a room with only two chairs, a bed and a table. [c]
He likes to have breakfast in bed on a Saturday morning.
She didn't get out of bed till lunchtime today.
I'm exhausted - I'm going to bed.
beer [c,u]
a pint of beer
Would you like another beer? [c]
life [c,u]
All risk to human life should be.
He risked his life to save his daughter from the fire.
The operation saved her life.
Hundreds of lives were threatened when the building collapsed. [c]
breakfast [c,u]
What do you want for breakfast?
Have you had breakfast?
Breakfast is served in the dining room between 8.30 and 10.
cake [c,u]
chocolate cake
Would you like a piece of/a slice of cake?
He made/baked a delicious cake. [c]
change [c,u]
There was no change in the patient's condition overnight.
I need to make some major changes in my life. [c]
She is someone who hates change.
class [c,u]
My last class ends at 4 o'clock.
I was told off for talking in class.
Who takes/teaches your environmental studies class?
I missed my aerobics class yesterday.
I understand the meaning of the above sentences very easily, but I don't understand when it is countable or uncountable. I only know a countable noun when I see it in the plural form or with a quantity word -> I put [c] next to that sentence. I spend a lot of time speaking or writing a sentence related to this type of noun. It's really hard to understand.
Can you make a video to teach this kind of noun? There are so many nouns like this. How can learners learn them?
This channel is the best thing since sliced bread!
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Hi, Wes! How's it going today? Hope that all's well on your end. Thanks for this another great advanced vocabulary video - well done! I just can't seem to recall whether I already asked you this question, but what’s the difference between the phrases "more importantly" and "most importantly"? Can they be used interchangeably? Appreciate your reply on this when you get a breather. Thanks very much, and all the best!
Can't thank you enough. Sir! You have been game changer for me in English speaking.😊That so much, appreciate 🤗
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