Instead of "is a" when using "You're" use the. For example, You're the best teacher in the world. When in spanish the word of is used a lot. In english it's not like that and when showing possession it's best to use in sometimes.
Alisha thank you for great video! I have a question, could you help me, please? In the last statement: "Can I have some...?" Why I use "some" instead of "any"? Shouldn't I use "any" for interrogative and negative phrases and "some" for afirmative phrases?
Well, when using the word "Not" it's best to use any because it's a negative statement. You use the word some because it's a positive statement and doesn't have "Not" or any other negative words.
That's correct. You would use "Is anyone here" if you don't know if people are there or not. You would use " Is everyone here? " If there are people in the room but you aren't sure if some people are missing. For example if you were to walk into an empty classroom and see no one you would say "Is anyone here?". If you walked into a meeting room and people were there you would ask " Is everyone here" before the meeting starts to see if everyone is in the room.
What is the time(here maybe she/he's asking for the meaning of the uncountable/countable noun TIME,and I think the best way to ask this is "what time is it?(it's already two o'clock)
How many clothes is incorrect. The correct version should be "How much clothes". You should use many for items that you have a lot of or are hard to count such as sand or stars. Use much for things that are easier to count such as clothes, or money. There are always exceptions though.
I need a little bit of water I need a little more time to accomplish the task I have almost no sugar Marketing department has hardly any plans to improve the product
tow problems in this video the first the voice is law and ur explaining was not understood as well as .. i will continue but i wish re explain this lesson again .. I think the countable and un countable need more explaining
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Thanks for this video and you're is a best teacher of the word.
Instead of "is a" when using "You're" use the. For example, You're the best teacher in the world. When in spanish the word of is used a lot. In english it's not like that and when showing possession it's best to use in sometimes.
thanks for the explanation about uncountable nouns, now i know that.. : )
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Thanks Alisha.The concept is very clear
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I like short videos like this more so please keep making videos like this. Thanks Alisha.
Thank you Alisha! I'm gonna have a test tomorrow about this
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Hello dear teacher .thank you so much for your nice teaching .sorry the phonts on the board are very small.
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Thank you Alisha
we can use little or a little for non-count nouns.
He is a man of an ability.
He is a man of ability.
should we use or not the artile "an" before ability and why ?
could you plz explain
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Teacher i m watching your video i like it .for proper learning which vedio i have to watch before and how i watch can you suggest me?
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very easy lesson because you are a good teacher l will learn the correct English with you..can you give me advices please ? thanks
Hi, kods lana,
advice is the uncountable noun. She may give you some pieces of advice. :)
What about lentils countable or uncountable?? And thank you very much
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Time has both a countable and uncountable noun form. For example, "How many times did I tell you?" or "A time of peace"
Correct!
Alisha thank you for great video! I have a question, could you help me, please? In the last statement: "Can I have some...?" Why I use "some" instead of "any"? Shouldn't I use "any" for interrogative and negative phrases and "some" for afirmative phrases?
Well, when using the word "Not" it's best to use any because it's a negative statement. You use the word some because it's a positive statement and doesn't have "Not" or any other negative words.
Sheepey Darkness thank for answer, but I thought we use "any" for interrogative sentences too, for example: "Is anyone here?"
That's correct. You would use "Is anyone here" if you don't know if people are there or not. You would use " Is everyone here? " If there are people in the room but you aren't sure if some people are missing. For example if you were to walk into an empty classroom and see no one you would say "Is anyone here?". If you walked into a meeting room and people were there you would ask " Is everyone here" before the meeting starts to see if everyone is in the room.
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Teacher, I like your video. However, I don't know in which order to see? Can you suggest me.
This video is much quietly...
But thank you very much! I'll be waiting for new videos.
Time countable or uncountable?
For example when someone ask me what is the time i answer to them it is two o'clok.
What is the time(here maybe she/he's asking for the meaning of the uncountable/countable noun TIME,and I think the best way to ask this is "what time is it?(it's already two o'clock)
Can I use "I have much more time"?
What about the song of the doors that says: "love two times"
I think one time (once), two times (twice) are valid but in different contexts. But It is not clear for me too.
Is " How many clothes" incorret ? Thanks.
How many clothes is incorrect. The correct version should be "How much clothes". You should use many for items that you have a lot of or are hard to count such as sand or stars. Use much for things that are easier to count such as clothes, or money. There are always exceptions though.
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I need a little bit of water
I need a little more time to accomplish the task
I have almost no sugar
Marketing department has hardly any plans to improve the product
tow problems in this video the first the voice is law and ur explaining was not understood as well as .. i will continue but i wish re explain this lesson again .. I think the countable and un countable need more explaining
is It correct to say?
WE would like to have 2 cups of coffe?
why is the word cake uncountable?
if we can say: they ate yesterday two cakes.
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Hi Alisha. I can't say.. I want a beer in a bar?
Thank you.
Yep. You could say "I want some beer" or "I want beer at a bar" which is correct. English is weird.
I sure you will never reexplain it again cause u dont have the easier way to explain it
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