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Thank you Andrew for all these great lessons. May you do a grammar lesson about uses and differences between Present Perfect Continuous Tense and Past Perfect Continuous Tense ? Would it be possible? Thanks for everything
OH, how very important is this rather simple set of English language rules? More and more frequently today, I am hearing, not only the average person in the street but newsreaders and public speakers, uttering such crashingly bad combinations as: " someone called for a ambulance today to attend a accident in the city." I am hearing "a umbrella, a orange, a anniversary, etc. In addition to this, there is also an escalating use of the long A as a general indefinite article, as in: "This is AY telephone," or "I have here AY banana," and "This is AY good reason to reflect." For most of my life I have heard the long A in grammar used for emphasis, " Ay specific reason," or to identify an unknown, as in Question: "Is this the village where Jim Turner lives?" Answer: It may be, there is AY Jim Turner working at the local pub."
sir how can we determine or differentiate that terrible advice is uncountable noun and stupid idea is countable idea please tell the rule in detail to recognise whether it is uncountable noun or countable noun
We can not use "a and an" before sport names , can't we???..example : I play a football or I play football? We like to play a hockey or We like to play hockey??? Which are them is true? Please answer me. Thanks a lot.
David is a director of microsoft . ( Microsoft had several directors . David is one of those directors . ) David is the person not Mark sorry Mr. Andrew to recorrect your sentence :)
+I Gamer gamer Hello and thanks for the comment and question. Let me give you an example: Imagine that you want to buy a car. You visit a garage which is selling 10 cars. Your favourite car is car number 7. Car number 7 is a *specific* car. It is a particular car. You do not want to buy any car. There is a *specific* car that you want to buy. "specific" is the opposite of general. Best wishes, Andrew
+Crown Academy of English I understand your explain. But I have one question. Why does not use article in forth sentence? You said 'car number 7' is a specific car, therefore we can say, your favourite car is "the" car number 7... isn't it?
jyt80 My answer here was to define the word "specific" - Unfortunately your question is complicating that explanation but let me try to explain: Remember that we use the indefinite article to refer to a member of a larger group. (I explain that in this video. Watch it again. The example in the video was "Mark is *a* student at Cambridge University.") "Number 7 is *a* specific car." is another example of that. - Each car is a specific car isn't it?! Number 8 is specific, number 3 is specific. There are several specific cars and number 7 is one of those specific cars. That is why "Number 7 is *a* specific car." is correct in this context. Andrew
+jyt80 To add to my reply: Of course, the conversation with the salesman would use both "a" and "the": Customer: I am interested in buying *a* car. Salesman: Which car do you like? Customer: I like number 7. Salesman: Car number 7? Well *the* car is 5 years old......" Customer: "How old is *the* car?" etc.... Andrew
+Crown Academy of English Oh! Thank you very much! But you don't understand my question. This is completely my fault. My question is why there is no the article in thins sentence: "your favourite car is __ car number 7". Anyway, I understand at all. Thanks again!
Hello I have a question. I saw that we can use a/an instead of 'one'. I mean, when I say 'I want a computer.' Does that mean 'I want just one computer but two, three or four computer etc. Or like you wrote any computer is fine; it doesn't have to be a particular one. You'd be really helping me out.
How would you construct this sentence? " (a/an/the/no article) planning system provides (a/an/the/no article) capability of assigning (a/an/the/no article) primary resources as (a/an/the/no article) business constraint on (a/an/the/no article) weekly calendar that is located on (a/an/the/no article) side of (a/an/the/no article) scrollbar pane."
Hello Andrew!! I loved your English videos. They are excellent in term of well explanation and a lot of examples. I wish you with great health and luck!! By the way, in this video, I would like to learn how to read the phonetic alphabet (ˈziːroʊ/). Would you please lead me to a correct path? I googled but very tedious by reading through all the details. Greatly appreciated all your hard works!!
@@CrownAcademyEnglish Mr. Andrew,can you complete these two sentences by putting a or an : 1/ Iworking at ..... FBI agency is agood chance. 2/ working at ......NAS is agood chance . I appreciate you Mr.Andrew
Hello, It was very informative video. Well one doubt, in exercise you said we use " a European film" as it is Consonant. But "u" is a vowel again. So is it right to use "an European film".
Hi Andrew - Thanks for the video. One small observation :- at 15.36 second - Please replace "Mark" with "David" in sentence "Mark is one of the Directors"
Right now l will to watch your new lesson. What do you think about Liverpool against Norwich may Liverpool to win. l will play that game and l expect Liverpool must to win. l don't putting l lot of money only littel but l have fun and if you can l would like answer before the game. and right now l have focus to watch several your videos. l improving a lots of English your lesson as always very useful Thanks teacher and sorry for too long comment Best wishes...
+Leksa Dinic Hi, sorry I don't want to advise you how to spend your own money. You must decide. :) It was a good performance today by Liverpool. We didn't win but we played better. :) Andrew
Crown Academy of English That really ok. And l respect your decison. did you go to watch the game at the stadium. when we can expect new lesson. that is very useful. Best wishes... Teacher
+Crown Academy of English Hello teacher l need to change my youtube addres but now l am here. Similar. insted Leksa Dinic now l use this name Partizan Dinic and l hope you now who l am.
+mojahed salah Hello and thanks for your comment. I am sorry but I do not understand your question. I explain all the vowel and consonant sounds in this IPA video: ruclips.net/video/o8KppNXfx2k/видео.html Best wishes, Andrew
Excellent lesson. When l makeing mistike in my speaking or writing. is native english speaker can understand what l whant to ask them. l improving every day with you but l must have more time because l stiil learning Thanks Mister Andrew. l know l made mistike but most important l improving each day
Thank you for the lesson..I have a question. When I say I have a pen do I have to say a as /eɪ/ all the time? When natives say this it sounds like a light a to me...
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Crown Academy of English How can I fixed this academic
One of the best grammer classes which I had seen
Bişi anlamıyorum ama ders kaynıyor bu güzel
Hii this is Aline 😊, may I ask what platform have you used in this video recording? And thank you!
Very good , pero puedes hablar en español
I learned a lot on the uses of articles and the teaching is well simplifieded. Thanks so much
Thank you Andrew for all these great lessons.
May you do a grammar lesson about uses and differences between Present Perfect Continuous Tense and Past Perfect Continuous Tense ? Would it be possible?
Thanks for everything
a/an
non spesific thing/person
one member of a group
decribe people jobs
pharases of frequency
exclamations, like what a nice day
OH, how very important is this rather simple set of English language rules? More and more frequently today, I am hearing, not only the average person in the street but newsreaders and public speakers, uttering such crashingly bad combinations as: " someone called for a ambulance today to attend a accident in the city." I am hearing "a umbrella, a orange, a anniversary, etc. In addition to this, there is also an escalating use of the long A as a general indefinite article, as in: "This is AY telephone," or "I have here AY banana," and "This is AY good reason to reflect."
For most of my life I have heard the long A in grammar used for emphasis, " Ay specific reason," or to identify an unknown, as in Question: "Is this the village where Jim Turner lives?" Answer: It may be, there is AY Jim Turner working at the local pub."
Sir, your videos of grammar are flawless. I'm fully satisfied with your way of teaching, hat's off
So the article 'a' in your examples that you mentioned doesn't refer to the adjective nice,? A nice car?
Thanks for the lessons is excellent. I'm learning English and that channel is perfect teaches very well. I wish you much success.
Hello in the morning today mi from Thailand very well like your video in English with Teacher. Thank you so much teacher
What an amazing lesson! I would like to watch your lesson on 'definite article'
Excellent explanation ,God bless you dear 😊🙏🙏
I wonder that why the noun "fever "can be a countable noun such as I have a fever. can fever be countable? I am very confused.
sir how can we determine or differentiate that terrible advice is uncountable noun and stupid idea is countable idea please tell the rule in detail to recognise whether it is uncountable noun or countable noun
Hi Andrew, thank you for the lesson, i love your lessons and i think that is important the correct use of "the", "a" and "an".
+PAMELA GODVELAZ Hi Pamela, thanks again for your support! Andrew
Advice is uncountable but idea is countable! It is not make sense for me!
Thnx for free teaching but, it was very long lesson.
Sir am student kindly send me notes english parts of speech
I love your videos! It would be amazing if you could explain the Passive and Active Voice, in my english course we're a mess with that.
+GirlFromChile Thank you very much for your comment. I am very pleased that my lessons are helping you.
Best wishes,
Andrew
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Mr. Andrew it'd be great if you make a vdo on tenses .
We can not use "a and an" before sport names , can't we???..example : I play a football or I play football? We like to play a hockey or We like to play hockey??? Which are them is true? Please answer me. Thanks a lot.
Hello. We say: "I play football." and "We like to play hockey."
Andrew
Crown Academy of English thank you for your answer
You are great sir 👌 Thank you so much 😊
He is a good man [here we use before adjective) so why
David is a director of microsoft .
( Microsoft had several directors . David is one of those directors . )
David is the person not Mark
sorry Mr. Andrew to recorrect your sentence :)
+Mirna Hugo Ah yes thank you, that's a typing error. I'm sure people still understand the explanation but I will correct it in the annotations. :)
THANK YOU SO MUCH NOW I NO WHAT IS INDEFINITE ARTICLE
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Andrew what specific mean ?
+I Gamer gamer Hello and thanks for the comment and question. Let me give you an example:
Imagine that you want to buy a car. You visit a garage which is selling 10 cars. Your favourite car is car number 7. Car number 7 is a *specific* car. It is a particular car. You do not want to buy any car. There is a *specific* car that you want to buy. "specific" is the opposite of general.
Best wishes,
Andrew
+Crown Academy of English I understand your explain. But I have one question. Why does not use article in forth sentence? You said 'car number 7' is a specific car, therefore we can say, your favourite car is "the" car number 7... isn't it?
jyt80 My answer here was to define the word "specific" - Unfortunately your question is complicating that explanation but let me try to explain:
Remember that we use the indefinite article to refer to a member of a larger group. (I explain that in this video. Watch it again. The example in the video was "Mark is *a* student at Cambridge University.")
"Number 7 is *a* specific car." is another example of that. - Each car is a specific car isn't it?! Number 8 is specific, number 3 is specific. There are several specific cars and number 7 is one of those specific cars. That is why "Number 7 is *a* specific car." is correct in this context.
Andrew
+jyt80 To add to my reply: Of course, the conversation with the salesman would use both "a" and "the":
Customer: I am interested in buying *a* car.
Salesman: Which car do you like?
Customer: I like number 7.
Salesman: Car number 7? Well *the* car is 5 years old......"
Customer: "How old is *the* car?"
etc....
Andrew
+Crown Academy of English Oh! Thank you very much! But you don't understand my question. This is completely my fault. My question is why there is no the article in thins sentence: "your favourite car is __ car number 7". Anyway, I understand at all. Thanks again!
Hello
I have a question.
I saw that we can use a/an instead of 'one'.
I mean, when I say
'I want a computer.'
Does that mean 'I want just one computer but two, three or four computer etc.
Or like you wrote
any computer is fine; it doesn't have to be a particular one.
You'd be really helping me out.
How would you construct this sentence? " (a/an/the/no article) planning system provides (a/an/the/no article) capability of assigning (a/an/the/no article) primary resources as (a/an/the/no article) business constraint on (a/an/the/no article) weekly calendar that is located on (a/an/the/no article) side of (a/an/the/no article) scrollbar pane."
Hello Andrew!!
I loved your English videos. They are excellent in term of well explanation and a lot of examples. I wish you with great health and luck!!
By the way, in this video, I would like to learn how to read the phonetic alphabet (ˈziːroʊ/). Would you please lead me to a correct path? I googled but very tedious by reading through all the details.
Greatly appreciated all your hard works!!
surprise is also sort of an uncountable noun right?
I really recommend this video is so useful !
Mr,Andrew:
I like your lesson so much because it is full of good information
You're welcome. I'm delighted that you like my lessons. Thanks for the comment. 🙂
Andrew
@@CrownAcademyEnglish
Mr. Andrew,can you complete these two sentences by putting a or an :
1/ Iworking at ..... FBI agency is agood chance.
2/ working at ......NAS is agood chance .
I appreciate you Mr.Andrew
Hello,
It was very informative video. Well one doubt, in exercise you said we use " a European film" as it is Consonant. But "u" is a vowel again. So is it right to use "an European film".
Hi Andrew - Thanks for the video. One small observation :- at 15.36 second - Please replace "Mark" with "David" in sentence "Mark is one of the Directors"
Very nice and I am from Pakistan
great
Thanks for the lessons is excellent. I'm learning English and that channel is perfect teaches very well. I wish you much success.
Thank you 😊 sir but I am a geneous
Right now l will to watch your new lesson.
What do you think about Liverpool against Norwich may Liverpool to win.
l will play that game and l expect Liverpool must to win. l don't putting l lot of money only littel but l have fun
and if you can l would like answer before the game.
and right now l have focus to watch several your videos.
l improving a lots of English your lesson as always very useful Thanks teacher and sorry for too long comment
Best wishes...
+Leksa Dinic Hi, sorry I don't want to advise you how to spend your own money. You must decide. :)
It was a good performance today by Liverpool. We didn't win but we played better. :)
Andrew
Crown Academy of English That really ok. And l respect your decison.
did you go to watch the game at the stadium.
when we can expect new lesson.
that is very useful. Best wishes... Teacher
Leksa Dinic No, I watched it on TV. Next lesson will be soon, in a few days time. :)
Andrew
+Crown Academy of English Hello teacher l need to change my youtube addres but now l am here. Similar. insted Leksa Dinic now l use this name Partizan Dinic and l hope you now who l am.
Partizan Dinic Ok, no problem. :)
Why we say a vowel sound and which of uses u mentioned can we put that?
+mojahed salah Hello and thanks for your comment. I am sorry but I do not understand your question. I explain all the vowel and consonant sounds in this IPA video: ruclips.net/video/o8KppNXfx2k/видео.html
Best wishes,
Andrew
Hello sir ,
I don't like an apple
I don't like apples
Both these above sentences make same sense ?? If not , then what is the meaning of first one
Best video so far I can find
Excellent lesson. When l makeing mistike in my speaking or writing. is native english speaker can understand what l whant to ask them.
l improving every day with you but l must have more time because l stiil learning Thanks Mister Andrew.
l know l made mistike but most important l improving each day
+Leksa Dinic That's the most important thing - to learn something new every day.
Hello sir,you are good teacher
in the 2nd question ''idea'' is also uncountable, so why use ''a'' in that sentence. what is the difference between idea and advice
thanks for good explanation
Nice and helpful
Thank you so much 👌👌💖💖💖
Thanks a lot it was helpful
Sir make the videos use of the
don't enjoy it because I love it very much thank you sir god will help you
Thank you very much!
Could you make a lesson about "the", please.
why we don't use article before proper noun.. please reply thanks..
I am afool but I am a geneous
Amazing explanation .......
Why a is used before determiner like little, few, lot of, amount of?
Thank you very much!
In your openion is this sentence true or false
Tradition means things from the past
Beautiful slow paced and clear cut explanation.Thank you.
This is so good 🙏❤️❤️❤️
I do not know the difference between consonant and vowel definitely
A good explanation
can i say im going to the Hilton hotel
Yes, that is correct.
Any difficult subject can be taught ,with a methodical approach, which you do best.Thank you ,with worm feelings .
Sir, can we use. The. Before names of banks. Siva. India
nic job thanks
Thanks for you
Thanks a lot of
This is the best
So interesting
Like the video
I am making a coffee, sir, coffee is uncountable yet there is A before coffee why
I am making a cup of coffee/ I am making a pot of coffee. Informal speaking people the cup or pot.
Nice video
Very good
Appreciate your work, you made very nice detailed videos.
I like u
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you are a wonderful man, I am learning much from of your videos. Tank you very much :)
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thank you teacher Andrew you are my best teacher
Thanks Andrew...keep sharing this sort of knowledgeable videos...
+anu malik Excellent, I am glad that you like my lessons. Thanks for the comment.
Best wishes,
Andrew
I checked other videos about this class, but by far you are the best on RUclips!
Congratulations Andrew!
Your the good teacher. Thank you
Thank you for the explanation
its very clear and well explained sir! ..great job!
+jenelyn marianito Thank you very much for your comment. I am very pleased that my lessons are helping you.
Best wishes,
Andrew
Thank you .
You're welcome. I'm delighted that you like my lessons. Thanks for the comment. 🙂
Andrew
IT WAS VERY GOOD THANK YOU.
Tank you teacher Andrew
Thank you for the lesson..I have a question. When I say I have a pen do I have to say a as /eɪ/ all the time? When natives say this it sounds like a light a to me...
What a fantastic video lesson, Andrew... ! Thanks a lot for posting... ! :-)
+Andres Caceres Coronel Thank you very much for your comment. I am very pleased that my lessons are helping you.
Best wishes,
Andrew
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