⚠ For Question 5, choice B should say, "AM going to." I said this, but I didn't write "am" on the screen. (A big thank you to @thebhaskarjoshi for noticing this! 😁)
Thank you very much for making this video. It is awesome and pedagogically rare. I have often taken tests to improve on RUclips but this one offers explanations right after you answer. I'm looking forward to the next one.
Your lessons are exceptionally good. What makes them exceptional is your explanations which are brief and to the point, but without omitting any important point. You have the uncanny ability to predict what the learner wants to know. Thank you very much. But your videos are fewer, aren't they?
Dear Madam. How's your life? Actually I know English language little bit, I like talk with others but I am feeling shy, please can you help me, how i do it?
The number 4 - I used the article "The" as it is used in French or Romanian. In French and in Romanian the article must be present: Les pommes sont chères ... Merele sunt scumpe ... I observed that the articles in English are often used differently than in other languages. The number 5 - there was missing the word "am" and this confused me, Gina. Should probably be "am going to" Thank you, Gina. Very useful.
My score is 10/24 which is not good at all. But this class reveal to me that I have a lot to learn. I really appreciated the way you presented the lesson - Great moment - It encouraged me to go forward and improve my skill. So thank you so much...
Each one of your lessons that I've watched, makes me feel more confortable to learn in order to master english. Throughout this lesson,wich is wonderfully explained, I learned a lot. Thank you teacher for your precious time!
Hi Gina, thank you so much for your lessons ! I'd like to ask you for more detailed lessons about Subjunctive Mood, Possessive Adjective plus Gerund and Negative Inversion.
I got 20 correct answers. thank you for your videos. It helps me a lot to build a solid foundation for my English. I like your videos, I can' t wait for your next video.
I got 23 correct out of 24. However, there is one mistake in number 20 that I'd like to discuss with you. I guess that the right sentence should be this one: "If I had known that you had ordered food last night, I wouldn't have made dinner." because this sentence uses the correct grammatical structure for the third conditional (past hypothetical situations). The verb tense consistency is maintained with "had known" (past perfect) and "had ordered" (past perfect). Number 20 is incorrect because it mixes verb tenses: "had known" (past perfect) and "ordered" (simple past). I love your videos!!! I learn a lot from them all.
Hello there! When there is a subordinate clause inside the “if” clause, the tense of the subordinate verb is flexible. In everyday speech or less formal contexts, native speakers typically use a simple past verb in subordinate clauses, as long as the timeline of events is clear. It’s possible to use “had ordered” here. However, “ordered” is the more common choice because the context (last night) provides enough clarity. Keeping the second past perfect verb would sound a bit unnatural and extremely formal to most native speakers. Another example: “If I had known that he was famous, I would have asked for his autograph.” In this context, “was” is the only possible choice here. “Had been famous” wouldn’t make sense in this context. Thank you so much for watching my lessons, and for sharing your passion for grammar with me! (I love grammar too ☺️)
I got 15 points out of a total of 24. Do you think my level is good, professor? Thank you very much for these wonderful and useful videos. I wish you success and great success in your work.❤❤❤❤
i got 22.it inspired me a lot ,i thought i was just a beginer.only deserved a level a1or a2.but as multipul teachers i am subscribing said ,you will enventually get there as long as you trust the process.
by the way ,my privious version is "it inspires me a lot"and"a level of a1or a2".now i think i should trust my subconsciousness.did i amend them wrong?
It was a good chance for me to test myself, i got 26/24. I hope if you do a lesson on articales, past modal and last 4 in the last list. Thanks a million
Hi mam you are excellent teaching English speaking questions and answers it's awesome how to ask question and how to give answer your method of teaching English speaking is admirable and laudable because we becoming brilliant and polite in English language because of your experience of teaching thank you so much
I think that there was a mistake in question number 5 I ..... going to ❌ I am.... going to ✅ You forgot putting am after I in the sentence In general great job , keep on 👍👍
You’re right! Someone told me only a few minutes after I uploaded the video, but it was too late ☹️ This is why I need to hire a professional editor 🤣🤣
I got 23 out of 24 questions correct! I had one problem with understanding question 15. in fact, it was a little confusing to me, as I see no difference at between the causative verbs "allow" and "let". For me, both them are correct. It doesn't matter if I say "the manager won't allow us to bring our dog to the hotel" or "the manager won't let us bring the dog to the hotel".
That’s an AMAZING score, wow!! You’re right, there’s only a small difference in the formality. “Let” is generally used in more casual, everyday situations. So, “The judge allowed the witness to testify.” But, “My mom didn’t let me play video games.” 🤣 Of course, there is some flexibility depending on the context.
Hwy there! How you,re doing? I was wondering If you could help us out with more examples using possessive adjetives+ gerunds. Please! It will help us think in English.. Are these sentences correct? i really appreciate my mom´s teachings. Your leaving early was a wise decision. My crying made her sad. We appreciate your helping us!
All of those sentences are great examples!! I would say that there’s a small difference between “teachings” and “teaching,” but both options are acceptable in this case. “Teachings” sounds more formal, like something from an authority figure (como “la doctrina” 😁).
Looking for a level less that A1, I want to learn the first principles of the English Language, beginning with the letters and their pronouciation and building very simple sentences! Can you help me or tell me where to find help?
I could pass B1 with no mistake, but 1-2 loss in B2/C1, so I believe I'm on B2 level. Last time another Y-Tuber classified me as B2, so it's confident. In C1/C2 I have many concerns about my ability. Some questions were solved grammatically, but I'm not sure in sentence point of view, So I need to challenge for C1/C2 level for now. Do you agree?
B2 is a fantastic level! I consider a B2 speaker to be fluent. I think the biggest difference between a B2 speaker and a C1/C2 speaker is the ability to identify very subtle differences in words, phrases, and intonation patterns. This will become easier with more listening, reading, and having conversations with native speakers. It seems like you're already on the right path to C1/C2, so keep up the great work! 👏😁
@@yourworldinenglish I don't care about my English level, but I want to focus how I speak and/or use English in public. I'm not good at keeping proper expression on each case of my living scene. I'd like to enjoy speaking English freely in my life. I've already studying English for more than 40 years, so usually such guys can speak! I need to brush up my conversation skills including my knowledge level-up! Anyway, thank you for your guidance, and I'm going to follow your video lesson for some span. I also follow other instructors in Y-Tube, such as UK/AUS/US/JP natives, and have fun with them together. Those have a little bit differences for Accent explanation and words structure. Phonics characters are also a bit different. I would like to enjoy yours together with.
That is an excellent goal! Yes, there are so many beautiful varieties of English around the world, and so many great teachers to learn from. I deeply admire your dedication and enthusiasm for English. Thank you for being here! 🙂
I've got 20 out of 24! my mistakes were the last three questions and no. 15. I always suffer a lot from the phrasal verbs and the idioms!! Gina, how can I overcome this trouble?
@yourworldinenglish You're very welcome. Can't wait to see the "M" next to the sub button! 😍 I'm sure I will one day if you go the way you are! Best wishes from Morocco 🇲🇦.
Teacher Gina how are you feeling? I hope you're super fine. I sometimes read TED transcription. I encountered some joke like intermediate learner always pretend to ignore but not to understand. It's "How you can evaluate facts like a lawyer | Jyllian Bradshaw | TEDxDayton". 6:19, "or get the hot gas for the Gen-Zers in the room". Not only this part but joke are generally not our cup of tea. Would you mind if I ask you to teach the point of laughter about your favorite (talk/sitcom/video/movie/etc.) in your lesson.
Hi there! Yes, humor is one of the most difficult things to understand in another language. Many times, jokes are a reference to something in recent popular culture, or perhaps something historical. Either way, many jokes require a more nuanced understanding of the cultural context surrounding the joke. That’s a great idea for a future video! I have an idea in mind, but I need some more time to figure out how to explain it in an interesting way 😂
@@yourworldinenglish I appreciate your diligent reply comment. The more your videos increase the more you become busy replying, I suppose. So you should curate making excuse/apology at summary column not to be able to reply all comment. And you should stamp heart mark in stead of reply commenting. You would shoot live fire one in five times. The more scarce the more valuable. It'll become silver bullet for us, I'm sure. Pay attention to your health.
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⚠ For Question 5, choice B should say, "AM going to." I said this, but I didn't write "am" on the screen.
(A big thank you to @thebhaskarjoshi for noticing this! 😁)
I did notice the missing “am” on Q. 5. Thank you 😊
I knowww!! that's why I got that answer wrong smh..thanks so very much for fessing up to it tho, hats off to you n your invaluable transparency
Thanks for your honesty! I noticed it. Pretty interesting test. 22 out of 24.
Gina ❤ you are wonderful English teacher :you can help all the students achieved
Powerful and wonderful, Thank you so much !
Thank you very much for making this video. It is awesome and pedagogically rare. I have often taken tests to improve on RUclips but this one offers explanations right after you answer. I'm looking forward to the next one.
Thank you for giving me an extra boost to hurry up and finish the next video 😊😊
@@yourworldinenglish Take it easy, I put no pressure on you 🤗. You're in time.
Thank you a lot. My score is 16/24.
You're the best teaching that beautiful language ❤❤❤
Baby, you’re the best English teacher on RUclips, Do more of analysis and conversation
Your lessons are exceptionally good. What makes them exceptional is your explanations which are
brief and to the point, but without omitting any important point.
You have the uncanny ability to predict what the learner wants to know.
Thank you very much. But your videos are fewer, aren't they?
Thank you so much for the kind words! I’m glad that you enjoy my lessons. I’ll try to post videos more frequently 😊
Wow wonderful moment I'm really love you and your sharing video 😍👍🙏🏻 Good luck, God bless you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you for the kind words 🙏😃
Dear Madam.
How's your life? Actually I know English language little bit, I like talk with others but I am feeling shy, please can you help me, how i do it?
I enjoy this english course
The number 4 - I used the article "The" as it is used in French or Romanian. In French and in Romanian the article must be present: Les pommes sont chères ... Merele sunt scumpe ...
I observed that the articles in English are often used differently than in other languages.
The number 5 - there was missing the word "am" and this confused me, Gina. Should probably be "am going to"
Thank you, Gina. Very useful.
You’re correct- I forgot to type “am” in number 5. Thank you so much for watching 😊
My score is 10/24 which is not good at all. But this class reveal to me that I have a lot to learn. I really appreciated the way you presented the lesson - Great moment - It encouraged me to go forward and improve my skill. So thank you so much...
Excelent lesson!Give us more this lessons?
Great teacher, thanks!👏👏👏
Each one of your lessons that I've watched, makes me feel more confortable to learn in order to master english. Throughout this lesson,wich is wonderfully explained, I learned a lot.
Thank you teacher for your precious time!
That’s so sweet! Thank you very much. I’ll keep working hard to improve my lessons 😊
Tks a lot for this course
You’re welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed it 😊
Wow! Amazing. I got 22 . Thanks alot!
That’s fantastic! 🙌😊
Hi Gina, thank you so much for your lessons ! I'd like to ask you for more detailed lessons about Subjunctive Mood, Possessive Adjective plus Gerund and Negative Inversion.
Very good content!.. my score is 20/24 and I like to have more lessons focusing at C2 level.
I got 20 correct answers. thank you for your videos. It helps me a lot to build a solid foundation for my English. I like your videos, I can' t wait for your next video.
This channel is much better
Back ground no noise
I wholeheartedly appreciate your test today and my score is 24/25.
Thanks for your interesting video
You’re welcome! 😃
21 out of 24. I ♥️ your explanations
12 out of 24..Thank you very much
Amazing ! Thank you so much, it s exactly what i need to improve my English 💙
I’m so glad my lesson was useful! Thanks for watching 😊
Teacher Gina ,Excellent explanation.Thak you a lot
I scored 15 out of 24. Thanks for this lesson, because of this video i could check my level. thanks again.
Thank you. My score is 20/24.
Great job!! 👏
Thank God
I got 24 /24
Thank you a lot
I love it. Please teach more on level C2
Please make video on inversions and collocation.
I got 13 out of 24.
Great lesson and talented teacher
Thank you so much! 😊
I got 23 correct out of 24. However, there is one mistake in number 20 that I'd like to discuss with you.
I guess that the right sentence should be this one:
"If I had known that you had ordered food last night, I wouldn't have made dinner."
because this sentence uses the correct grammatical structure for the third conditional (past hypothetical situations). The verb tense consistency is maintained with "had known" (past perfect) and "had ordered" (past perfect).
Number 20 is incorrect because it mixes verb tenses: "had known" (past perfect) and "ordered" (simple past).
I love your videos!!!
I learn a lot from them all.
Hello there! When there is a subordinate clause inside the “if” clause, the tense of the subordinate verb is flexible.
In everyday speech or less formal contexts, native speakers typically use a simple past verb in subordinate clauses, as long as the timeline of events is clear.
It’s possible to use “had ordered” here. However, “ordered” is the more common choice because the context (last night) provides enough clarity. Keeping the second past perfect verb would sound a bit unnatural and extremely formal to most native speakers.
Another example: “If I had known that he was famous, I would have asked for his autograph.” In this context, “was” is the only possible choice here. “Had been famous” wouldn’t make sense in this context.
Thank you so much for watching my lessons, and for sharing your passion for grammar with me! (I love grammar too ☺️)
Good contents! I love your world in English. Thank you!
13 of 24
❤❤❤❤❤
Hello. I got 23 out of 24 on the quiz! Thanks a bunch!
Amazing!! Keep up the great work 👏😃
Really great job Mam
I got 15 points out of a total of 24. Do you think my level is good, professor?
Thank you very much for these wonderful and useful videos. I wish you success and great success in your work.❤❤❤❤
That is a wonderful score! Keep up the great work 💪 Thank you for watching my lessons! 😃
your voice is the best , i love your voice 🌹
20 of 24
Thank you very much.
In question 5 u dropped am before going to
Thanks teacher !
You’re welcome! 😊
Thx mam good knowledge video
You’re very welcome! 😃
hi, my score was 19, thanks, bye
i got 22.it inspired me a lot ,i thought i was just a beginer.only deserved a level a1or a2.but as multipul teachers i am subscribing said ,you will enventually get there as long as you trust the process.
by the way ,my privious version is "it inspires me a lot"and"a level of a1or a2".now i think i should trust my subconsciousness.did i amend them wrong?
❤❤❤I love you and your lessons❤🎉🎉❤
Thank you for watching! 😊
I Want This Class More And More
Hi my dear teacher. I've really appreciated your today's lesson . So I was wondering if you could give more details about gerund vs infinitive
Hello! Sure, I will add that to my list 😃
It was a good chance for me to test myself, i got 26/24. I hope if you do a lesson on articales, past modal and last 4 in the last list.
Thanks a million
I'd like more detailed lessons such as count/noncount nouns, adverb position, elision and etc.
Hi mam you are excellent teaching English speaking questions and answers it's awesome how to ask question and how to give answer your method of teaching English speaking is admirable and laudable because we becoming brilliant and polite in English language because of your experience of teaching thank you so much
You’re very welcome! I appreciate the support 😁
Like your lessons so much❤ I prefer B2 to C2
Thank you so much for watching! 😊
Please make more videos, I love it, you are perfect, especially the pronunciation!
Thank you! (Also, I love your picture! Sailor Mars is my favorite 😁)
it really helps me a lot, thank you!!
I think that there was a mistake in question number 5
I ..... going to ❌
I am.... going to ✅
You forgot putting am after I in the sentence
In general great job , keep on 👍👍
You’re right! Someone told me only a few minutes after I uploaded the video, but it was too late ☹️
This is why I need to hire a professional editor 🤣🤣
2:37 => what about "am" with Going?
😮 You’re right!! I made a mistake. Thanks for noticing that!
I got 23 out of 24 questions correct! I had one problem with understanding question 15. in fact, it was a little confusing to me, as I see no difference at between the causative verbs "allow" and "let". For me, both them are correct. It doesn't matter if I say "the manager won't allow us to bring our dog to the hotel" or "the manager won't let us bring the dog to the hotel".
That’s an AMAZING score, wow!! You’re right, there’s only a small difference in the formality. “Let” is generally used in more casual, everyday situations. So, “The judge allowed the witness to testify.” But, “My mom didn’t let me play video games.” 🤣 Of course, there is some flexibility depending on the context.
10/24
Hwy there! How you,re doing? I was wondering If you could help us out with more examples using possessive adjetives+ gerunds. Please! It will help us think in English..
Are these sentences correct?
i really appreciate my mom´s teachings.
Your leaving early was a wise decision.
My crying made her sad.
We appreciate your helping us!
All of those sentences are great examples!! I would say that there’s a small difference between “teachings” and “teaching,” but both options are acceptable in this case. “Teachings” sounds more formal, like something from an authority figure (como “la doctrina” 😁).
I appreciate your helping me out with this. Have a wonderful day!@@yourworldinenglish
Thank you
16/24
Thank you so much
Have learned a lot from the C1-2 level session. Great! 😊Please keep teaching us more useful tips in English.
I’m happy to hear that! I’ll keep trying my best 😃
23 out of 24
I've passed C2 Level Test 🎉🎉🎉👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😃🤩🤗😎
That “your coming” one was really tricky.
Very good video to re study what I already know!
Yes! We’ve talked about a lot of these things already 😁
Looking for a level less that A1, I want to learn the first principles of the English Language, beginning with the letters and their pronouciation and building very simple sentences!
Can you help me or tell me where to find help?
It's wonderful my best teacher!
Keep going for more💖
Bravissima😊
thank you .I LOVE IT
I have got 18 correct answers
Well done! 🙌
According to this test, even if I ain't an English native speaker, I achieved the C1 level of English. That's the why I'm proud of myself. 😊🎉❤
That’s absolutely amazing! I’m proud of you, too. 🙌 Keep up the great work!
My goodness. I started to doubt myself.
1,. d.sent
🙌🏿🙌🏿that’s very helpfull
Number 22 is "a"...That was a tough one!...a TRICKY ONE
❤
wonderful teacher
Thank you so much! 😊
Excellent …
You are just wow. Your videos made my day. Greetings from India
I’m so happy to hear that! Thank you for watching my lessons 🇮🇳🙌
Thank you.
Good subtitles
Wowo great job
Your method is amazing
Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it 😁
I could pass B1 with no mistake, but 1-2 loss in B2/C1, so I believe I'm on B2 level. Last time another Y-Tuber classified me as B2, so it's confident. In C1/C2 I have many concerns about my ability. Some questions were solved grammatically, but I'm not sure in sentence point of view, So I need to challenge for C1/C2 level for now. Do you agree?
B2 is a fantastic level! I consider a B2 speaker to be fluent. I think the biggest difference between a B2 speaker and a C1/C2 speaker is the ability to identify very subtle differences in words, phrases, and intonation patterns. This will become easier with more listening, reading, and having conversations with native speakers. It seems like you're already on the right path to C1/C2, so keep up the great work! 👏😁
@@yourworldinenglish
I don't care about my English level, but I want to focus how I speak and/or use English in public. I'm not good at keeping proper expression on each case of my living scene. I'd like to enjoy speaking English freely in my life. I've already studying English for more than 40 years, so usually such guys can speak! I need to brush up my conversation skills including my knowledge level-up! Anyway, thank you for your guidance, and I'm going to follow your video lesson for some span. I also follow other instructors in Y-Tube, such as UK/AUS/US/JP natives, and have fun with them together. Those have a little bit differences for Accent explanation and words structure. Phonics characters are also a bit different. I would like to enjoy yours together with.
That is an excellent goal! Yes, there are so many beautiful varieties of English around the world, and so many great teachers to learn from. I deeply admire your dedication and enthusiasm for English. Thank you for being here! 🙂
Good morning teacher você é incrível
Good morning! Thank you so much for watching 😊
Quero aprender inglês teacher
You can do it! I believe in you 💪
I scored 20
Appreciated it
Wow, fantastic job! Thank you for watching my lesson 😃
I've got 20 out of 24! my mistakes were the last three questions and no. 15. I always suffer a lot from the phrasal verbs and the idioms!! Gina, how can I overcome this trouble?
This channel is just awesome. Your way is effective and easy to understand. Keep it up!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that 😁
@yourworldinenglish You're very welcome. Can't wait to see the "M" next to the sub button! 😍 I'm sure I will one day if you go the way you are!
Best wishes from Morocco 🇲🇦.
I got 22.5 😅 because in one question i was almost correct.
My score is 19. In my opinion, my score would have been lower with a real test and many more questions. 🙂
❤❤GREAT
Thank you! 😊
Teacher Gina how are you feeling? I hope you're super fine.
I sometimes read TED transcription. I encountered some joke like intermediate learner always pretend to ignore but not to understand. It's "How you can evaluate facts like a lawyer | Jyllian Bradshaw | TEDxDayton".
6:19, "or get the hot gas for the Gen-Zers in the room".
Not only this part but joke are generally not our cup of tea.
Would you mind if I ask you to teach the point of laughter about your favorite (talk/sitcom/video/movie/etc.) in your lesson.
Hi there! Yes, humor is one of the most difficult things to understand in another language. Many times, jokes are a reference to something in recent popular culture, or perhaps something historical. Either way, many jokes require a more nuanced understanding of the cultural context surrounding the joke. That’s a great idea for a future video! I have an idea in mind, but I need some more time to figure out how to explain it in an interesting way 😂
@@yourworldinenglish
I appreciate your diligent reply comment.
The more your videos increase the more you become busy replying, I suppose.
So you should curate making excuse/apology at summary column not to be able to reply all comment. And you should stamp heart mark in stead of reply commenting.
You would shoot live fire one in five times. The more scarce the more valuable. It'll become silver bullet for us, I'm sure.
Pay attention to your health.
Thank you ... 😅😅😅 ❤❤❤ i following you
Thank you so much!! 😊
Bread can be counted.....one bread....two breads....Question nr 3
If you want to count bread, you have to use a collective noun first (ex. two SLICES of bread, three LOAVES of bread, etc.)
@@yourworldinenglish aaah ok...It s classified as non countable in English grammar....Now I understand it.Thanks a lot
My score 18/24
23 out of 24...Number 24.....I am writing sentences on my own, so that I won t forget
That’s a fantastic score!! 😃
My score 7 out of 24
"More large than" is not a mistake i think
it looks like a contrast