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🎥 [MUST SEE] How to learn grammar – any grammar!!!

English Grammar is frustrating to remember because there are so many rules — and so many exceptions to the rules! When you learn a new grammar point, it is very important to remember two things: the how we use it and why we use it. I will teach you what you need to remember and give you lots of examples so that you can use your time effectively and learn ANY grammar point!

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13.08.2019, 16:40 english9_2

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🎥 What grammar mistakes do native speakers make?

8 common English grammar mistakes that native speakers make! Do you realise that not everyone in North America or the UK speaks perfect English? In fact, the majority of people do not follow all the grammar rules that you learn on engVid or in textbooks. It is sometimes confusing for learners of English when they hear their native speaker friends making these mistakes. They are also often heard in movies. There is a big cultural divide between people who speak correct English and people who speak with mistakes. The ability to speak English in the grammatically standard way will often determine whether you have access to a professional-level job. This is especially true if you’re a non-native speaker of English, so I strongly suggest you follow the standard rules of English grammar. In this video, I cover mistakes you’ll hear in the UK, but many of these mistakes are also made by Americans.

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22.12.2018, 05:10 english9_2

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▶ 4 часть MUST HAVE видео уроков, темы уроков:

1. All Tenses - English Lesson
2. English Tenses Exercise - Grammar Practice
3. English Modal Verbs | Can - Could - May - Might
4. Making an Appointment - English Conversation Lesson
5. Telephoning - English Conversation Lesson

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▶ Первая часть 1. Present Simple vs Present Continuous
2. Present Continuous / Present Perfect Continuous
3. Present Perfect Continuous vs Present Perfect
4. Present Perfect vs Past Simple
5. Action Verbs vs State Verbs
6. Future Simple vs 'Going to' Future
7. 'Going to' Future vs Present Continuous
8. Past Continuous vs Past Perfect vs Past Perfect Continuous
9. Future Continuous vs Future Perfect vs Future Perfect Continuous

▶ Вторая часть 1. Questions
2. Question Tags
3. Negatives (part 1)
4. Negatives (part 2)
5. Listening Skills
6. English Listening Practice
7. Introductions & Greetings
8. Offers, Gratitude, Apologies and Requests
9. Welcoming Visitors
10. Pronunciation of 'ed'

▼ Третья часть
1. Word Order / Sentence Structure - English Grammar Lesson (Part 1)
2. Word Order / Position of Adverbs - English Lesson (Part 2)
3. Conditionals - English Grammar Lesson
4. Common English Expressions with 'make' & 'do'
5. 'To Have' - English Vocabulary Lesson
6. How to use 'To Get' - English Vocabulary Lesson
7. Vowels & Diphthongs - English Listening & Pronunciation Practice (Part 1)
8. Vowels & Diphthongs - English Pronunciation & Listening Practice (Part 2)

English Tenses Exercise - Grammar Practice
English Modal Verbs | Can - Could - May - Might
Making an Appointment - English Conversation Lesson
Telephoning - English Conversation Lesson

09.09.2018, 23:55 english9_2

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Подборка коротеньких видео уроков:

1. Present Simple
2. Present Simple with Mr. Shorty
3. Present Continuous
4. Past Simple
5. "Going to" & "Will"
6. Word Order

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Другие предыдующие подборки:
▶ Первая часть: (набрала 4800 лайков)
→ Learn English Tenses
Lessons:
1. Present Simple vs Present Continuous
2. Present Continuous / Present Perfect Continuous
3. Present Perfect Continuous vs Present Perfect
4. Present Perfect vs Past Simple
5. Action Verbs vs State Verbs
6. Future Simple vs 'Going to' Future
7. 'Going to' Future vs Present Continuous
8. Past Continuous vs Past Perfect vs Past Perfect Continuous
9. Future Continuous vs Future Perfect vs Future Perfect Continuous

▶ Вторая часть: (набрала 5400 лайков)
→ Lessons:
1. Questions
2. Question Tags
3. Negatives (part 1)
4. Negatives (part 2)
5. Listening Skills
6. English Listening Practice
7. Introductions & Greetings
8. Offers, Gratitude, Apologies and Requests
9. Welcoming Visitors
10. Pronunciation of 'ed'

▶ Третья часть: (2800 лайков)
→ Lessons:
1. Word Order / Sentence Structure - English Grammar Lesson (Part 1)
2. Word Order / Position of Adverbs - English Lesson (Part 2)
3. Conditionals - English Grammar Lesson
4. Common English Expressions with 'make' & 'do'
5. 'To Have' - English Vocabulary Lesson
6. How to use 'To Get' - English Vocabulary Lesson
7. Vowels & Diphthongs - English Listening & Pronunciation Practice (Part 1)
8. Vowels & Diphthongs - English Pronunciation & Listening Practice (Part 2)

Learn the English Present Simple with Mr Shorty
Present continuous
English Grammar Lesson: Past Simple
"Going to" & "Will" Grammar Lesson
English Grammar Lesson: Word Order

05.05.2018, 12:20 english9_2

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English Grammar in Use
Raymond Murphy
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Другие учебники:

New Headway

Round-Up

Upstream (Elementary-Proficiency)

Grammarway 1 - 4

Учебник SOLUTIONS

СLOCKWISE

30.06.2018, 20:20 english9_2

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Who or whom?

Who vs Whom

The word “who” is often incorrectly used where “whom” is appropriate, and people seem to avoid “whom” in spoken English completely, but “whom” does have a specific purpose. While these two words are similar, they are as different as “he” and “him,” which are the words they are linked to.

He vs Him

“He” and “him” are key to understanding our “who” and “whom” dilemma, so let us lay a foundation with a quick grammar refresher.

He went to the pizza shop.

Bob went with him.

He also took the dog with him.

When he got there, a duck was in the parking space he wanted, but it did not stress him, and he parked elsewhere.

The Key

“Who” fits any hole where “he” fits, and “whom” is used wherever “him” fits. To better remember this little grammar rule, mind the -m. Him is to whom as he is to who. If necessary, move the words around to feel the sentence out.

Who or Whom ate my pizza?

Change it to a statement: “He ate my pizza.” The correct sentence: “Who ate my pizza?”

With who or whom did you eat the pizza?

Bob surely helped to eat that pizza, so move the words around. “The pizza was eaten with him.” “Whom” is used where “him” fits (there is that -m), so “With whom did you eat the pizza?” is the solution.

Memory Tip and Quiz

Try some for yourself, and mind that -m!

1. For who or whom is this pizza party being held?

2. Who or whom ordered one with peppers?

3. Who or whom is taking leftovers home?

4. Who or whom wanted extra onions, and with who or whom is that person riding home?

Answers

1. Him; “For whom is this pizza party being held?”

2. He; “Who ordered one with peppers?”

3. He; “Who is taking leftovers home?”

4. He and him; “Who wanted extra onions, and with whom is that person riding home?”

Plurals and Possessives

“They” and “them” are the plurals of “he” and “him.” They work the same way, and you can still count on the -m to help you out. “Who” links to “they,” and “whom” links to “them.”

Who or Whom is still at the party?

For who or whom are all these party hats?

“They” are still at the party, so “Who is still at the party?” The hats are for “them,” so “For whom are all these party hats?”

The possessive form of “who” and “whom” is a cinch; there is only one, and it is universal: “whose.” The only issue with “whose” is a tendency to confuse it with “who’s,” which is a contraction of “who” and “is.”

Whose dog is eating the bread sticks, and who’s not getting any leftovers to take with them?

24.10.2018, 23:50 english9_2

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Знаки пунктуации в английском языке!

. – full stop / period (точка)
? — note of interrogation / question mark (вопросительный знак)
! — note of exclamation / exclamation mark (восклицательный знак)
, — comma (запятая)
; — semicolon (точка с запятой)
: — colon (двоеточие)
— hyphen (дефис)
– dash (тире)
… — dots (многоточие)
‘ – apostrophe (апостроф)
[ ], ( ) – brackets / parenthesis (скобки квадратные, круглые)
“ “ – inverted commas / quotation marks
1.Запятая…один из самых трудных пунктуационных знаков, так как правила его употребления в английском порой существенно отличаются от русского языка. Этих нюансов достаточно много, поэтому подробно на них останавливаться нет смысла. В идеале запятую следует изучать, как отдельный знак пунктуации в английском языке. Запятая, как правило, ставится в следующих случаях: когда перечисляются объекты; когда присутствуют обращения, приложения, вводные слова; когда мы имеем дело с сочинительными предложениями, части которого соединяются союзом and; когда мы имеем причастные и абсолютные обороты в начале предложения; а также вводные инфинитивные конструкции. Запятая вам также понадобится при написании дат (отделять год от месяца и числа), выделении междометий, перед подписью в конце письма, перечислении званий и титулов.

2.Точка с запятой существует для того, чтобы разделять части сложносочиненного предложения при отсутствии союзов (I spoke to Kate on Friday; she is not going to come tomorrow). Если же у вас в предложении много простых запятых, обратитесь к точке с запятой, чтобы разделить все части по смыслу.

Если мы говорим о таком знаке пунктуации в английском языке, как двоеточие, то сразу представляем два предложения, причем второе дополняет или объясняет первое (Your work is unsatisfactory: your knowledge of grammar leave much to be desired), или же представляет собой перечень того, что было обобщено в первом (You need the following: tomatoes, cabbage, pepper, some salt and sugar.). Конечно, не забываем про двоеточие при введении цитат на английском языке, прямой речи.

3.Тире в английском языке, так же как запятые и скобки, помогает выделять дополнительную информацию (The flat – the one you bought a year ago – was set on fire last night). С его помощью мы отделяем списки и перечни от обобщающих слов (She chose some new books for her future study – grammar one, book of activities, audiobook…), создаем длительную паузу или незавершенность высказывания. «Малый брат» этого знака – дефис – соединяет два и более слова, образуя составное (merry-go-round, forty-five). Благодаря дефису мы можем переносить слово с одной строчки на другую.

4.Многоточие показывает нам, что предложение не завершено по смыслу. Также оно служит выражением колебания или волнения говорящего. В скобки мы помещаем дополнительную информацию, пояснения и вводные предложения. Назначение кавычек всем известно – обозначение начала и конца прямой речи, цитаты, выделение названий. Только помните, что в английском языке кавычки ставятся не внизу, а вверху. И, наконец, апостроф, который сигнализирует о пропуске одной или нескольких букв в слове. С его помощью мы создаем притяжательный падеж существительных, сокращенные формы глаголов.

02.12.2018, 21:55 english9_1

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🎥 Grammar: 8 rules for using ‘THE’ in English

United States or The United States? U.K. or The U.K.? Unsure of when to use a definite or an indefinite article? Watch this lesson and stop making these common mistakes in English! For many non-native speakers of English who don’t have articles in their own language, it can be really difficult to use articles correctly. Even for speakers of languages that have articles, it is difficult to get your use of articles right 100% of the time. This is because there are many exceptions and irregular grammar rules. In this lesson, I’ll teach you what these exceptions are, so you can be sure to remove these common mistakes from your English. Even if you are an advanced speaker of English, I’m sure you will discover one or two rules that you didn’t know about.

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17.03.2019, 05:35 english9_2

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English Grammar - Passive Causative

🎥 English Grammar

1. Passive Causative
2. BEING & BEEN
3. Imperatives – How to give commands, directions, and more
4. How to use SINCE and FOR with the Present Perfect
5. Introduction to Past Progressive

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English Grammar - BEING & BEEN
Imperatives - How to give commands in English and more!
Grammar - Using "Since" and "For" with the Present Perfect
English Grammar - Past Progressive

07.04.2019, 07:30 english9_2

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🎥 Conditionals – zero & first conditionals (English Grammar)

“If I eat two hamburgers, I will be full.” Conditionals in English grammar are very confusing! Learn what ‘First Conditionals’ and ‘Zero Conditionals’ are, when we use them, and how we use them correctly! I’ll also teach you the differences between them, so you’ll never confuse them again.

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08.04.2019, 15:35 english9_2

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