https://youtu.be/L_coQ_gtjU8 In this English lesson you will learn about using Emphasizing Adjectives in English. We use this type of adjective to show strong feelings and we use an adjective - noun combination. Emphasizing adjective examples Some examples of this type of adjective are: absolute, complete, outright, pure, real, total, true, and utter. … [Read more...] about Using Emphasizing Adjectives in English
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Using Stative verbs in English
https://youtu.be/CRVwXDNlvjk This English lesson is about stative verbs and how we use them in English. What are stative verbs? Verbs are normally either action verbs or a state (stative) verbs. For example, verbs that talk about feelings, thoughts, senses, possession and measures are state verbs. The main characteristic of stative verbs is that they are not … [Read more...] about Using Stative verbs in English
Although and though
How to use Although and Though https://youtu.be/TjMb8RE4em0 This English lesson shows you the ways we can use Although and Though in English. The objective of this lesson to help you perfect your English and not commit silly mistakes. Although and though are used three ways in English. To mean in spite of and despite The first use is as a substitute for in spite … [Read more...] about Although and though
Focus Adverbs Advanced English
Focus Adverbs https://youtu.be/jsU1rzaRnds Today's English lesson for advanced English learners (B2/C1) is about Focus Adverbs. What are focus adverbs? Good question and I am glad you asked it. Well, they are adverbs we use to highlight the most relevant parts of our sentences when we speak and write English. In the following sentence the focus adverb is … [Read more...] about Focus Adverbs Advanced English
Hardly, Scarcely, Barely
How to use Hardly, Scarcely, Barely in English https://youtu.be/_XwwzRHAUJg In today's English lesson for B2 upper-intermediate and C1 Advanced learners in how to use the words Hardly, Scarcely, Barely in English. The three words have very similar meanings and we can use them almost interchangeably. So let's look at how we use them. Hardly Hardly means the same as … [Read more...] about Hardly, Scarcely, Barely