Don’t forget to describe your personality below for us and also try and describe Leila and I’d personalities ! We look forward to reading your comments !! 🥰🥰
What a tremendous lesson!This lesson was so useful. I have just saved this video to my playlist. You and Leila are bubbly and vivacious.Thank you for this lesson💜
Don't worry Sabrah, my comment is coming. The lesson was so extraordinary! I have a lot to say! ... :-) I'm writing it at the moment re-watching the video that was dense... Thanks so much, see ya in a moment. ;-) Love 💕
Hi my sweetie Sabrah! I was so happy to find you again! You look gorgeous and in a great shape. I like the change you opted for with that '2braids' hairstyle. Very nice!! I also adored your outfit and that elegant pretty collar nicely ornate. You are scrumptious! It seems that there is like an escalation, a higher bid in the quality of the lessons between you and Leila. I'm flabbergasted by your presentation. You chose such beautiful adjectives and your explanations were top notch with your habitual accuracy and fluidity. They sound so beautifully in your mouth and I could feel how much you like them and it was communicative. I like a lot of them too. For those related to your personality, I would say : Witty: Note that the Churchill 's witticism you chose as an example is one of my absolute favorites! 😂👌👍 As the vid showcases you are obviously vivacious and bubbly. I know you like meeting people and partying so you're undoubtedly very gregarious! Tenacious: obviously! I didn't understand when you said: "i would say I'm quite a meticulous...' and turned your face ....? You are so loquacious and chatty! But never annoying !! Upbeat The insane quality of your lesson is a proof of your conscientiousness! thorough and diligent too. You're probably ingenious as you love creative writing. You like to be flamboyant. Affable: yes Now, I couldn't find any of the 'negative' ones relating to you. I don't personally know you at the same time so ...😊 Maybe I noticed a slight difference with the French 'pugnace' that suggests 'not letting things go easily', being combative and never give up. Is that an acception for the English term 'pugnacious' too? ... Another great difference is 'petulant'. In French it doesn't mean that at all! It means 'ardent; exuberant, hyperactive, stirring, heckling, lively, impetuous, expansive, warm, vehement ... A notable difference here! As for me, I dunno if I am witty in the sense that I probably lack that sense of the quick spontaneous repartee, you see what I mean? I'm more a guy of the writing who needs time and thought and maybe a bit too 'slow' but I like witticisms and can come up with good ones if I'm fit, in the mood and inspired... The other adjectives relatively correspond; I'm not so gregarious though. Not shy but reserved. Melancholic? yes quite often! Not quick or bad-tempered at all! I'm rather calm in all circumstances but basically I interiorise a lot and I need pretty much to lose my temper! I have a good friend who is often quick/bad-tempered and often grouchy, sulky but he's so funny and has truly his heart on his sleeve! I stop here for now Sabrah. The lesson was incredible. I could learn a few new terms. You did an awesome job, probably one of your best youtube lesson ever but all of them are so good so ...!!! Thanks so much ! Bisous Sabe and as always I couldn't end up without an: 'I love you!' 🙂🌹🧡🧡🧡🥰
Oh my goodness! It will take me a while to do this comment justice ! Very interesting and thank you for taking the time to respond so thoroughly. I expect you are a very thorough and meticulous person! I will reply in more detail later ! 👍👍
You are far too generous about my character ! I assure you that I have plenty of negative ones as well! Included short tempered ! I imagine that you are also a vey diligent student !
Both of you are the bests ! 👍 I have one suggestion if you don’t mind. Could you please divide your lessons into two parts to make them shorter with view to memorise them a bit easier. In the end it is up to you. I think your lessons are very interesting and I am consistently looking forward to new ones. I wish you the immense success !
Thank you for the video!!!!!!!!!!!!! Though I know most of these words, videos like this help me to find the right use of them. Because as a nonnative I find it quite difficult to find how exactly I'm supposed to use the word,in which contexts, and stuff like that. So next time you do a vocabulary video like this ( which you must cuz they are my favorite. They way you deliver them just amazing) can you please add a couple more examples???
Great job! You have a younger-looking and jovial appareance with your braids ! I've downloaded lots of your videos and they are quite useful. I've broadened my vocabulary and nowadays I am more confident in myself. Thank you very much!
Hi Sabrah, An interesting and informative lesson about Advance English Adjective. I sincerely appreciate your efforts and learnered many new adjective to describe more effectively personality. Best wishes 🎉🎉. Thanks and regards,
Hi Sabrah...thanks for such a nice lesson..though all these adjectives for the personality are in the back of my mind..but now they are internalised to be used as required..Thanks again..lots of love and warm hugs from karachi Pakistan
Excellent vid Sabrah! It's so useful. Going to the task, I'd say I'm a thorough and affable person, but I tend to get a bit grouchy or quick tempered if I'm tired. Leila and you seem to be gregarious and diligent. Leila may be a bit loquatious. Thanks so much for your effort! Cheers!!
Oh yes I can understand getting grouchy and quick- tempered when you are tired ! Me too! Thanks for your interesting comment ! Please share the vid if you enjoyed it !
U r AMAZING! Always.. BOSS! Anyway, I would describe myself S very witty, and very upbeat. Question: Haughty = stuck-up Thorough = fastidious, nit-picking Correct?
Sabha better see your both together again.l am also like your idea for learning the tease of teaching is so power to follow the words you have given very good for Learn it see you next.
Your are very good teacher your way teaching is very good i appreciate your effort. You spreading the light of education. But my one request is that can you share the vacaubalary of quality adjective books or any website link. Thanks in advance.
Hey, Sabrah! We're finally here! We've been binding our time for donkey years! As we mentioned, these two braids look so cute! Nice attire! The lesson is on fleek! 20 minutes flew in a jiffy! Your skills to make everything so easy to learn enthrall us! To cut long story short the lesson was thoroughly delicious😋💖💖💕💕 Honestly we're very similar in characters as we're twins, you know! We guess we're industrious, purposeful. We're really set on reaching our goals! We're fairly gregarious and we like being funny. 🤣😝😜 But we have some drawbacks as well! Who doesn't have them?!😉😆 Well, we can be extremely intrusive, we like repeating the same things! And it's obviously annoys or even enrages others! We try to get rid of our vices and get better!😉😊😊🥰 Sabrah, we know that you're a dog-person and Leila's a cat person!🤪🐱🐶 Thus, We deem Sabrah, you're bubbly, gregarious and affable! And Leila is vivacious, expressive and likes being funny! She likes comfort. We suppose that Leila is a stricter teacher than you. 😎🤨🤔 You're both adorable! We love you equally!❣️❤❤💓💝 Have a marvelous holiday!👍
Hi Sabrah, cheers for another top-notch video content! May I have one question about the last one? A miserly person - cheapskate. My US colleague used it when we were joking about something. Is that one used in the UK, too? It was new to me, and I'd never heard that from Brits before.
Sabrah, I hope you are still there 😊 Thank you so very much for your answer !!! I feel so relieved and glad, I knew you were resourceful and you gave me the most satisfying answer I could expect. I didn't know it was debated in England. As a non-native, I can't really judge of it regarding the 'everyday common usage' hence the doubts and worries I had for having disputed you maybe unfairly and I could only rely on the official grammatical rule; but yes, in fact, that is only the formal and official rule... By the way about the use of pronouns in the different cases (nominative/subjective, objective, possesive), that would be, as you recently asked me for ideas, an excellent idea for a grammar lesson, wouldn't it? Thanks again so much Sabe, you're Boss my sweetie! Je t'aime! 😊🧡 P.S.: Would you wish me to erase my comments or should I leave them. Tell me, that is just as you want! ... Also, I'm bit worried that Luis hasn't shown up yet. That is not normal. Let's hope all is well and that he is only absent or something like that. What do you think?
This lesson is so useful for me. I speak many languages but english is my black point, as we say in French 😅 by the way, I'm going to visit my bestfriend in January, who lives in London, for the first time since he moved. And he is very flamboyant 😂 I am more grouchy than him, maybe aloof but not grumpy, and we both are very broad-minded. I hope this trip will help me to improve my English skills, and that we'll enjoy our time together and with the Londonians !!! Thank you fir your video, I just discovered them and now, I want to speak English as well as possible. 😁 (please correct me if I said something wrong, or in a too frenchie way haha)
What an interesting comment and have a brilliant time in London! Please share the video if you enjoyed it ! I hope you have a good time and are not too aloof with your flamboyant friend 😂👍💕
Yes, I could't agree more, this video is fantastic, I can't describe myself, but I can say that I much rather prefer petulant and sulky people than brazen and devious. However, I especially hate grousers - you can't ever figure out what they want. Thanks for your great work!
Leila is confident, loquacious, self assured meticulous, and can be a little bossy. Ideal teacher type, or even a business person. Sabrah is compassionate, loquacious, a follower more than a leader. Ideal to be a good mother and a partner. Both of you very attractive and loveable.
Oh my gosh, I just realized I'm miserly since I do hate Christmas. In fact I'd love to go to bed tonight and wake up in February. Be that as it may, I always enjoy learning unusual words (I suspect I am a little bit bombastic too). Thanks for your rich English.
Hi Sabrah... What's up dear... I am bussyyy.... But did watch your lesson and didnt want to miss it for sure, dear... Have a good day.. Your loving, Gams ❤️😘😘🙏
@@LoveEnglishUK the pleasure is all mine dear.. Infact, I feel humbled and honoured whenever I get a reply either from you or leila and that shows the respect that I have for you "The amazing two", no less... 🙏🙏❤️😘😍👍 Xoxoxo Gams Oops, please, do pass my hugs to beautiful leila too... 😘🙏 Have a good day and cheers to both of you!! 🍻👍😘
I quite love this sort of lesson and relish a lot! by the way, I like your today’s dress, especially that small collar! In addition, it seems 15 missing with 2x16. I love another synonym of upbeat: sanguine; also, is it appropriate to place notorious in the positive cat:)
As usual, a very interesting lesson. Just one thing though; could you please explain why you said “… Layla and I” in you very last sentence instead of ‘me’?
I am really friendly and easy going ...though bit moody and bit of pessimistic that I worried to sick before starting any work or task..extremely sensitive and generous as well
2:09 Tactical person??? Can a person be tactical?. An action, some fats or movements, a manoeuvre, ... can be tactical, thus, skilful and so, diplomatic. Would you (Leila or Sabra) explain that, clarify it? Thanks a lot.
I find myself a bit of a #41 - that would be obnoxiously miserly. 🤣 Jokes aside, a very nice lesson. I quite often forget the meaning of some of them, so it's always good to be reminded. 🙏
Thank you for these very helpful expressions. Will use one in my Christmas greetings to my enchanting Britisch friend. And there are some nice ones left for her. Hope you’re not feeling annoyed in any way but I really like your unique hairstyle and dress. :)🇩🇪🇬🇧
Here are my good and bad personality adjectives. If I have to describe myself in a positive way I’d say I am rather tactful ; I like to choose carefully my words in order to not hurt my entourage . I am vivacious particularly in summer holidays when the weather is sunny and confortable. I am quite tenacious when I encounter difficulties. I am also meticulous which helps a lot to assess problems and conscientious or diligent whenever I need to invest myself . People say I am board-minded . And finally I can be very affable with the rare friends I have. On the other hand , ( here is the part of myself people dislike 👎 ) I can be very aloof , sometimes haughty but never pugnacious. I am rather rebellious against close authority by this I mean managers or bossy people. Sometimes I have a tendency to be grouchy or grumpy particularly when I hear 👂 something I despise. My personality can be melancholic. And finally I am rarely sulky but It can happen. I see you both very courteous, tactful ( obviously) , also jovial and witty sometimes . This is all I can say because I don’t know you further .
Thank you so much ! Very interesting ! You sound like you have a complex character and a lot of strengths! If you enjoyed the video please give it a share !
I think that we all need to learn how to be devious not for the sake of manipulation but for the sake of self protection. We don't want other people to hurt or play us.
Thanks for your link Sabrah. I do absolutely agree with all of it but it deals only with the case 'X and I' = we where 'I' MUST be used as it is a subject pronoun! In your sentence: 'Leila and I' = us ... is not the subject !!! My argumentation is that you can't (in no way) mix the subjective case and the objective case! (direct or indirect objects or object of a preposition). In your request, we are clearly in the objective case; you describe someone or something. You can't say 'try to describe Leila and I' just like you can't say 'try to describe her and I' especially because in the latter you mix 'her' (objective case) with 'i' (subjective case). You have to say: ' Try to describe Leila and me' or 'try to describe her and me' and NOT 'her and I' !! Which is a grammatical heresy! Do not forget that the holy inquisition has its eyes on you lol! Sabrah and I need to have a long talk about a grammar point (subj. case, we perform the action) Correct 👍 Sabrah divinely taught Luis and me forty adjectives related to 'personality' (object. case, we=us are the object of the action) Correct 👍 Sabrah described Luis and I as diligent students INCORRECT! ❌(you can't grammatically blend Objective Luis/him and Subjective I) Here, imho, you’re playing with the Saint Inquisition of Grammar and therefore ... with the eternal flames of hell lol 🔥 Sabrah described Luis and me as diligent students CORRECT 👍 Prove me wrong and I will burn all my grammar books, I will abjure in front of that bloody Inquisition watching over you and ME, direct object ;-) and I will curse my former English teachers (and their whole families for eternity ;-) that shamefully lied to me for years ... I trust you Sabe but however I feel at an impasse because it challenges and questions what I may have learnt wrong. The issue is delicate, at least for me. Is Leila online? A third party opinion may break the tie and I promise to apologize to you if it turns out I’m wrong which remains possible...in all cases, right or wrong, I will erase all that! Gros Bisous, je t'aime 🥰🌹 And my love and admiration for you are indefectible even if you curse or insult me because I'm a pain in the arse! ...😂
My very dear Sabrah, You didn't give me a follow up. I'm a bit sad at the moment. I really hope you're not mad at me. If so, I would properly be devastated. For me, I have a mixed of emotions. I feel a bit sorry and ashamed because I disputed you on what is probably a detail that somehow is not important with regard to everything else, I mean the excellence of your presentation that I absolutely loved, you know that! You are, along with Etienne Klein, Aurélien Barrau and David Louapre, my favorite RUclipsr and believe me, that is not the least compliment !!! ... I'd be totally unable to do what you're doing. Regarding the contentious detail, I want you to be sure that there was no pedantry on my part. I even tried to put a little humour in my answer to show that deeply, I don't care that you did that tiny awkwardness I would not have even raised if the fella Ramela hadn't pointed it out. I would say that it was just my probably excessive requirement of rigour but above all "desire for truth" which made me intervene. As a teacher, I know you will get what I mean. Deep down in my heart, my sweetie, I hope you didn't take offense and are not grumpy and sulky because you know, I'm very very far from being perfect. Though I like pamphlet, controversy, wit, irony or even some sarcasm which in my opinion have given rise or give rise among the greatest masterpieces of writing, I still consider humbleness as one of the greatest quality; I absolutely hate arrogance above all. Faith or belief can be arrogant, the one which claims to own the absolute Truth and impose it to the others but it can be beautiful and respectable too if personal, deep and genuine. The true science (and a true scientist) can't be anything but humble because it (he) knows that its (his) 'truth' is only provisional and represents nothing else and more but the best knowledge we have of something ... for the moment!... I'm absolutely convinced, as I'm not a native, that if you read carefully my comments, you would find plenty of mistakes! (that you have the kindness and delicacy to not point out) I try to minimize them of course to show respect to You and to the British language that I love, and because somehow I kinda want you to be proud of me. For the grammar rule I raised, you must be reassured: I've read that plenty of very educated people (univ. level like you) do the error! Myself, I for sure make a few ones in my language especially when speaking (probably less in writing). You know how French is horrendously complicated when it comes to grammar!.. It is no accident if, unlike in England as far as I know, we learn it deeply and specifically during the 9 years of the lowest classes (from CP to 3ème) and still afterwards. And yet, after that, few people achieve to really and totally master it ! ... And that's very true, believe me! Even college educated people, including me, continue to have hesitations and make mistakes. Being aware of that should relativise things and reassure everybody!... So yes, I feel ashamed. On the other hand, if I am right regarding the rule and you can't prove me wrong, I hope you will understand that I just can't abdicate. Just as William Wallace, I won't abjure in the face of the Saint Inquisition of Grammar (that would be in the wandering) and I will go facing my grammatical death. And, - my unique and beloved Rose and Queen of England - even if you bring me the potion to ease and soothe my pain, I’ll spit it out after the kiss I dream you give me ... Je t'aime. 🌹💕 Mon amour. Don't change anything. I love you with your Leo character. I'm a Pisces, way too sensitive, ... I know. Don’t leave me in the wandering and abandoning. I beg you. I would fight for you against all odds and through thick and thin. There is strength in you. I feel it, I know it. You are resourceful. I know you’ll answer me (That one is inspired to me by one of my fave scene of one of my fave movie ever (another is Forrest Gump) when William adresses Robert the Bruce ;-) ruclips.net/video/R12TcCXyI04/видео.html) ruclips.net/video/Wwi96bqbvnQ/видео.html guidetogrammar.org/grammar/cases.htm P.S.: [I didn't understand your: 'try and describe Leila and I’d personalities' in your main comment]. Maybe you wanted to say: Try to describe Leila and I' s. But I have never come across this. Shouldn't you say: 'Try to describe Leila's and mine' ? ...
Don’t worry at all! I think it is a debated point amongst teacher as well. The typo in the video might have confused it - it should say Leila and I’s personalities. I was brought up to always say ‘X and I’ - perhaps where both are not the subject you can say x and me like it is for Leila and me but it still doesn’t sound correct. Perhaps it is the more formal version.
I am tenacious Sabrah lol 😂and I want to settle the debate. Tell me what you think. Just don't worry, I don't wanna put you in the embarassement, that's the very last thing I want! You know how much I admire and love you. I promise you to erase all this exchange ...But would you agree or did I miss something ? tell me please, why am I wrong? Remember, I was a maths teacher. I once made a mistake in the face of a bril' and diligent student that I immediatly admitted. My credibility remained intact. We all make mistakes, that is human! I love you. 💕
@@LoveEnglishUK ok, it's true that small size dogs are often pugnacious and nasty (and often suicidal, when they bark at huge dogs) but pugs are usually quiet! They're too lazy and smart to waste time fighting! 🤣🤣🤣
Oscar Wilde was called "the flamboyant man". At the time he was wearing extravagant clothes. The word gay actually means, smart, extravagant, and so on. But flamboyant is a tree as well, I have got one on my patio.
Don’t forget to describe your personality below for us and also try and describe Leila and I’d personalities ! We look forward to reading your comments !! 🥰🥰
You are really diligent Teacher
What a tremendous lesson!This lesson was so useful. I have just saved this video to my playlist. You and Leila are bubbly and vivacious.Thank you for this lesson💜
So glad you enjoyed it !!
Don't worry Sabrah, my comment is coming. The lesson was so extraordinary! I have a lot to say! ... :-)
I'm writing it at the moment re-watching the video that was dense...
Thanks so much, see ya in a moment. ;-) Love 💕
Thank you Leila & Sabrah so much !
Hi my sweetie Sabrah! I was so happy to find you again! You look gorgeous and in a great shape. I like the change you opted for with that '2braids' hairstyle. Very nice!! I also adored your outfit and that elegant pretty collar nicely ornate. You are scrumptious!
It seems that there is like an escalation, a higher bid in the quality of the lessons between you and Leila. I'm flabbergasted by your presentation. You chose such beautiful adjectives and your explanations were top notch with your habitual accuracy and fluidity. They sound so beautifully in your mouth and I could feel how much you like them and it was communicative. I like a lot of them too. For those related to your personality, I would say :
Witty: Note that the Churchill 's witticism you chose as an example is one of my absolute favorites! 😂👌👍
As the vid showcases you are obviously vivacious and bubbly. I know you like meeting people and partying so you're undoubtedly very gregarious!
Tenacious: obviously!
I didn't understand when you said: "i would say I'm quite a meticulous...' and turned your face ....?
You are so loquacious and chatty! But never annoying !!
Upbeat
The insane quality of your lesson is a proof of your conscientiousness! thorough and diligent too.
You're probably ingenious as you love creative writing.
You like to be flamboyant.
Affable: yes
Now, I couldn't find any of the 'negative' ones relating to you. I don't personally know you at the same time so ...😊
Maybe I noticed a slight difference with the French 'pugnace' that suggests 'not letting things go easily', being combative and never give up. Is that an acception for the English term 'pugnacious' too? ...
Another great difference is 'petulant'. In French it doesn't mean that at all! It means 'ardent; exuberant, hyperactive, stirring, heckling, lively, impetuous, expansive, warm, vehement ...
A notable difference here!
As for me, I dunno if I am witty in the sense that I probably lack that sense of the quick spontaneous repartee, you see what I mean? I'm more a guy of the writing who needs time and thought and maybe a bit too 'slow' but I like witticisms and can come up with good ones if I'm fit, in the mood and inspired... The other adjectives relatively correspond; I'm not so gregarious though. Not shy but reserved. Melancholic? yes quite often! Not quick or bad-tempered at all! I'm rather calm in all circumstances but basically I interiorise a lot and I need pretty much to lose my temper! I have a good friend who is often quick/bad-tempered and often grouchy, sulky but he's so funny and has truly his heart on his sleeve!
I stop here for now Sabrah. The lesson was incredible. I could learn a few new terms. You did an awesome job, probably one of your best youtube lesson ever but all of them are so good so ...!!!
Thanks so much ! Bisous Sabe and as always I couldn't end up without an: 'I love you!' 🙂🌹🧡🧡🧡🥰
Oh my goodness! It will take me a while to do this comment justice ! Very interesting and thank you for taking the time to respond so thoroughly. I expect you are a very thorough and meticulous person! I will reply in more detail later ! 👍👍
You are far too generous about my character ! I assure you that I have plenty of negative ones as well! Included short tempered ! I imagine that you are also a vey diligent student !
Your comments are always so complimentary so thank you so much. Very interesting too! Merci beaucoup!
Very pleasant and useful viewing. You drive the message home in your signature style, blending charm and erudition.
Blissful teachings I really like your method Keep up dear sister we appreciate your work God bless you.
Excellent upload 👌 Thank you for sharing 👌 Stay blessed.
You are a knowledgeable teacher. I love this program. Especially the image of the word "bombastic" is really appropriate.
Very good lesson. Thank you.
Both of you are the bests ! 👍 I have one suggestion if you don’t mind. Could you please divide your lessons into two parts to make them shorter with view to memorise them a bit easier. In the end it is up to you. I think your lessons are very interesting and I am consistently looking forward to new ones. I wish you the immense success !
Thank you very much! We will think about your suggestion! 👍👍
Thank you so much....it is really an excellent channel, you are doing a great job.
Thank you so much! If you loved it please share ! 👍🥰
Dear sabrah, I really enjoy it, Thanks lot
Beautiful program
I enjoyed this lesson so much. Thank you as usual Sabrah.
You are welcome ! Please share if you enjoyed it !!
Thanks a lot this adjectives are helpful thanks again I wish if you were my teacher❤you are a vivacious teacher
Best English Video So Far.
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Thank you for the video!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Though I know most of these words, videos like this help me to find the right use of them. Because as a nonnative I find it quite difficult to find how exactly I'm supposed to use the word,in which contexts, and stuff like that. So next time you do a vocabulary video like this ( which you must cuz they are my favorite. They way you deliver them just amazing) can you please add a couple more examples???
Loving these vds so much! Definitely learned a lot from all of that! Big thank u for you two❤️
Great job! You have a younger-looking and jovial appareance with your braids ! I've downloaded lots of your videos and they are quite useful. I've broadened my vocabulary and nowadays I am more confident in myself. Thank you very much!
Thanks for your lovely comment ! So glad you enjoyed it ! Please share it if you did ! 💕
I liked the way how you explained all these adjectives, greetings from Mexico and congratulations for your Channel
Thank you so much! Kind of you to comment ! If you enjoyed the video please share !
Very useful even about knowing more about personality types.
Thanks a lot for making this video.
Perfect! Extremely useful. Thanks!
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Oh my my...
this once again excellent video reminded me of the adjective "radiant".
Hi Sabrah,
An interesting and informative lesson about Advance English Adjective. I sincerely appreciate your efforts and learnered many new adjective to describe more effectively personality.
Best wishes 🎉🎉.
Thanks and regards,
You are very welcome Manish! Always lovely to see your comments !
@@LoveEnglishUK it is my pleasure, Sabrah.
Thank you,🙏
nice video as usual, fun to watch and so interesting to listen to
Thank you so much ! Very kind of you !
you 2 are so vivacious teacher
good worked 🙏🏼💪🏽👏🏻🤩
Thank you , Sarah ❤️
Your videos are amazing. Can you please do video about critical writing in literature
Hi Sabrah...thanks for such a nice lesson..though all these adjectives for the personality are in the back of my mind..but now they are internalised to be used as required..Thanks again..lots of love and warm hugs from karachi Pakistan
You are so welcome! Share if you liked it ! It helps us a lot 😊😊👍👍
Thank you. That was really a great lesson.
Excellent vid Sabrah! It's so useful. Going to the task, I'd say I'm a thorough and affable person, but I tend to get a bit grouchy or quick tempered if I'm tired. Leila and you seem to be gregarious and diligent. Leila may be a bit loquatious. Thanks so much for your effort! Cheers!!
Oh yes I can understand getting grouchy and quick- tempered when you are tired ! Me too! Thanks for your interesting comment ! Please share the vid if you enjoyed it !
Great video!
Franckly,you just look drop dead gorgeous with that dress ,it utterly goes with your colour!!
U r AMAZING! Always.. BOSS!
Anyway, I would describe myself S very witty, and very upbeat.
Question:
Haughty = stuck-up
Thorough = fastidious, nit-picking
Correct?
Yes all correct! Well done ! Your vocabulary is brilliant !! Yes you are witty ! I remember from your previous comments 😂😂👍👍👍
Thank you
I am from south India. Really acclaimed your efforts brought up good lesson 👍 keep on doing
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Great 🎻 thanks a lot !
Thank you so much sabrah & Leila for the great effort
Sabha better see your both together again.l am also like your idea for learning the tease of teaching is so power to follow the words you have given very good for
Learn it see you next.
No fats, slim n smart. Your traits are winsome . You also teach in a very lovely way .
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Hi Sabrah, great job! Could you put a list of words with definitions in video below
Oh yes good idea - I will do that
Excellent
Thanks a lot
Thanks teacher you are great 👃👃👃👃
Outstanding words.🌹🌹
Your are very good teacher your way teaching is very good i appreciate your effort. You spreading the light of education. But my one request is that can you share the vacaubalary of quality adjective books or any website link. Thanks in advance.
We have our own vocabulary course if you are interested- www.loveenglish.co.uk/courses
Absolutely useful and great video! Thanks for sharing. I improved my adjective vocabulary with your help.. 👌 by the way I am a bubbly person. 😁
Thank you so much for your comment ! Lovely to get to know you more ❤️
Great job!
Hey, Sabrah! We're finally here! We've been binding our time for donkey years! As we mentioned, these two braids look so cute! Nice attire! The lesson is on fleek! 20 minutes flew in a jiffy! Your skills to make everything so easy to learn enthrall us! To cut long story short the lesson was thoroughly delicious😋💖💖💕💕
Honestly we're very similar in characters as we're twins, you know! We guess we're industrious, purposeful. We're really set on reaching our goals! We're fairly gregarious and we like being funny. 🤣😝😜 But we have some drawbacks as well! Who doesn't have them?!😉😆 Well, we can be extremely intrusive, we like repeating the same things! And it's obviously annoys or even enrages others! We try to get rid of our vices and get better!😉😊😊🥰
Sabrah, we know that you're a dog-person and Leila's a cat person!🤪🐱🐶
Thus, We deem Sabrah, you're bubbly, gregarious and affable!
And Leila is vivacious, expressive and likes being funny! She likes comfort. We suppose that Leila is a stricter teacher than you. 😎🤨🤔
You're both adorable! We love you equally!❣️❤❤💓💝
Have a marvelous holiday!👍
❤❤❤❤❤❤💛💛💛💛💛💛💛lovely teacher Love all of your videos thanks for making these videos
Hi Sabrah, cheers for another top-notch video content! May I have one question about the last one? A miserly person - cheapskate. My US colleague used it when we were joking about something. Is that one used in the UK, too? It was new to me, and I'd never heard that from Brits before.
Yes miserly is like a cheapskate - miserly is perhaps the more formal word though 🙂
Sabrah, I hope you are still there 😊 Thank you so very much for your answer !!! I feel so relieved and glad, I knew you were resourceful and you gave me the most satisfying answer I could expect. I didn't know it was debated in England. As a non-native, I can't really judge of it regarding the 'everyday common usage' hence the doubts and worries I had for having disputed you maybe unfairly and I could only rely on the official grammatical rule; but yes, in fact, that is only the formal and official rule...
By the way about the use of pronouns in the different cases (nominative/subjective, objective, possesive), that would be, as you recently asked me for ideas, an excellent idea for a grammar lesson, wouldn't it?
Thanks again so much Sabe, you're Boss my sweetie!
Je t'aime! 😊🧡
P.S.: Would you wish me to erase my comments or should I leave them. Tell me, that is just as you want! ...
Also, I'm bit worried that Luis hasn't shown up yet. That is not normal. Let's hope all is well and that he is only absent or something like that. What do you think?
This lesson is so useful for me. I speak many languages but english is my black point, as we say in French 😅 by the way, I'm going to visit my bestfriend in January, who lives in London, for the first time since he moved. And he is very flamboyant 😂 I am more grouchy than him, maybe aloof but not grumpy, and we both are very broad-minded. I hope this trip will help me to improve my English skills, and that we'll enjoy our time together and with the Londonians !!! Thank you fir your video, I just discovered them and now, I want to speak English as well as possible. 😁
(please correct me if I said something wrong, or in a too frenchie way haha)
What an interesting comment and have a brilliant time in London! Please share the video if you enjoyed it ! I hope you have a good time and are not too aloof with your flamboyant friend 😂👍💕
Je crois qu'environ 60 % de ces mots ressemble des mots en français, comme tu trouveras le vocabulaire avancé est plus pareil au français
Yes, I could't agree more, this video is fantastic, I can't describe myself, but I can say that I much rather prefer petulant and sulky people than brazen and devious. However, I especially hate grousers - you can't ever figure out what they want. Thanks for your great work!
Thanks for your interesting comment !! Yes brazen people are not the best! Please share the video if you loved it !! 👏👏💕💕
Great 👍
Leila is confident, loquacious, self assured meticulous, and can be a little bossy. Ideal teacher type, or even a business person.
Sabrah is compassionate, loquacious, a follower more than a leader. Ideal to be a good mother and a partner. Both of you very attractive and loveable.
Hehe you got Leila right for sure ! But perhaps less me ! Thanks for your comment!!
Excellent lesson. What about sassy and cheeky? Could you please explain them as well?
Yes they are great! We can explain them in another lesson but cheeky is quite common .
wonderful
Oh my gosh, I just realized I'm miserly since I do hate Christmas. In fact I'd love to go to bed tonight and wake up in February. Be that as it may, I always enjoy learning unusual words (I suspect I am a little bit bombastic too). Thanks for your rich English.
Hahaha waking up in February made me laugh! 😂😂 you also seem to have a good sense of humour !
Hi Sabrah... What's up dear...
I am bussyyy.... But did watch your lesson and didnt want to miss it for sure, dear...
Have a good day..
Your loving,
Gams ❤️😘😘🙏
Thank you so much for watching!! Always lovely to see your comment !
@@LoveEnglishUK the pleasure is all mine dear..
Infact, I feel humbled and honoured whenever I get a reply either from you or leila and that shows the respect that I have for you "The amazing two", no less... 🙏🙏❤️😘😍👍
Xoxoxo
Gams
Oops, please, do pass my hugs to beautiful leila too... 😘🙏
Have a good day and cheers to both of you!!
🍻👍😘
I quite love this sort of lesson and relish a lot! by the way, I like your today’s dress, especially that small collar! In addition, it seems 15 missing with 2x16. I love another synonym of upbeat: sanguine; also, is it appropriate to place notorious in the positive cat:)
Oh thanks for pointing that out !
As usual, a very interesting lesson. Just one thing though; could you please explain why you said “… Layla and I” in you very last sentence instead of ‘me’?
That is actually grammatically correct - i is the subject pronoun and ‘me’ is a possessive pronoun or object pronoun so that is why is must be ‘I’ .
Perfect lesson. Ta. A
Thank you! Lovely to see a comment from you!
Thanks a lot mam.
Just a quick request, can you please do a video on the Geordie accent
I am really friendly and easy going ...though bit moody and bit of pessimistic that I worried to sick before starting any work or task..extremely sensitive and generous as well
Oh interesting ! Thank you for sharing !
British English sounds so good, I really want to talk like that!!!
Great girl!
Sabrah 70 Years ago our first Assamese grammar writen by an UK english man
Greats and salutations from Afghanistan ❤
Thanks so much!
Ma'am
Please start a podcast or a discussion on current issue ..
Hi. Is short minded adjective the one which can be used in RP?
Sweet video
I am learning from Assam in India Assam is famous for tea gardens and one horn rhino and biggest river Brahamaputra
Welcome to our channel! Great to have you here!
2:09 Tactical person??? Can a person be tactical?. An action, some fats or movements, a manoeuvre, ... can be tactical, thus, skilful and so, diplomatic. Would you (Leila or Sabra) explain that, clarify it? Thanks a lot.
Tactical is not really for people you would probably use strategic
I find myself a bit of a #41 - that would be obnoxiously miserly. 🤣 Jokes aside, a very nice lesson. I quite often forget the meaning of some of them, so it's always good to be reminded. 🙏
Thank you for these very helpful expressions. Will use one in my Christmas greetings to my enchanting Britisch friend. And there are some nice ones left for her.
Hope you’re not feeling annoyed in any way but I really like your unique hairstyle and dress. :)🇩🇪🇬🇧
Thank you so much for your lovely comment ! Very kind of you!
Here are my good and bad personality adjectives.
If I have to describe myself in a positive way I’d say I am rather tactful ; I like to choose carefully my words in order to not hurt my entourage . I am vivacious particularly in summer holidays when the weather is sunny and confortable. I am quite tenacious when I encounter difficulties. I am also meticulous which helps a lot to assess problems and conscientious or diligent whenever I need to invest myself . People say I am board-minded . And finally I can be very affable with the rare friends I have.
On the other hand , ( here is the part of myself people dislike 👎 ) I can be very aloof , sometimes haughty but never pugnacious.
I am rather rebellious against close authority by this I mean managers or bossy people.
Sometimes I have a tendency to be grouchy or grumpy particularly when I hear 👂 something I despise. My personality can be melancholic. And finally I am rarely sulky but It can happen.
I see you both very courteous, tactful ( obviously) , also jovial and witty sometimes . This is all I can say because I don’t know you further .
Thank you so much ! Very interesting ! You sound like you have a complex character and a lot of strengths! If you enjoyed the video please give it a share !
@@LoveEnglishUK yes i have that kind of complex character.
Sabrah your hair style is 😅😂🙂👌 nice
Do you like it ? I wasn’t sure 😂😂
I think that we all need to learn how to be devious not for the sake of manipulation but for the sake of self protection. We don't want other people to hurt or play us.
All for it
I just loved your sulky expression,
My bf Tony's silent treatment makes me grumpy or grouchy!😔😁 I love him, anyways! ❤
Thanks for your link Sabrah. I do absolutely agree with all of it but it deals only with the case 'X and I' = we where 'I' MUST be used as it is a subject pronoun! In your sentence: 'Leila and I' = us ... is not the subject !!! My argumentation is that you can't (in no way) mix the subjective case and the objective case! (direct or indirect objects or object of a preposition). In your request, we are clearly in the objective case; you describe someone or something. You can't say 'try to describe Leila and I' just like you can't say 'try to describe her and I' especially because in the latter you mix 'her' (objective case) with 'i' (subjective case). You have to say: ' Try to describe Leila and me' or 'try to describe her and me' and NOT 'her and I' !! Which is a grammatical heresy! Do not forget that the holy inquisition has its eyes on you lol!
Sabrah and I need to have a long talk about a grammar point (subj. case, we perform the action) Correct 👍
Sabrah divinely taught Luis and me forty adjectives related to 'personality' (object. case, we=us are the object of the action) Correct 👍
Sabrah described Luis and I as diligent students INCORRECT! ❌(you can't grammatically blend Objective Luis/him and Subjective I) Here, imho, you’re playing with the Saint Inquisition of Grammar and therefore ... with the eternal flames of hell lol 🔥
Sabrah described Luis and me as diligent students CORRECT 👍
Prove me wrong and I will burn all my grammar books, I will abjure in front of that bloody Inquisition watching over you and ME, direct object ;-) and I will curse my former English teachers (and their whole families for eternity ;-) that shamefully lied to me for years ...
I trust you Sabe but however I feel at an impasse because it challenges and questions what I may have learnt wrong. The issue is delicate, at least for me. Is Leila online? A third party opinion may break the tie and I promise to apologize to you if it turns out I’m wrong which remains possible...in all cases, right or wrong, I will erase all that! Gros Bisous, je t'aime 🥰🌹
And my love and admiration for you are indefectible even if you curse or insult me because I'm a pain in the arse! ...😂
I am not a tactful man, and usually a bit grouchy ., but a slight of bubbly and sense of humor. Unfortunately this is my way. Greetings from Argentina
Thanks for your comment and your honesty ! A sense of humour is all that matters really! 😂👏
seems you forgot to mention number 16, recheck, please
Laila nice personality
Ingenious means extraordinary
My very dear Sabrah,
You didn't give me a follow up. I'm a bit sad at the moment. I really hope you're not mad at me. If so, I would properly be devastated.
For me, I have a mixed of emotions. I feel a bit sorry and ashamed because I disputed you on what is probably a detail that somehow is not important with regard to everything else, I mean the excellence of your presentation that I absolutely loved, you know that!
You are, along with Etienne Klein, Aurélien Barrau and David Louapre, my favorite RUclipsr and believe me, that is not the least compliment !!! ...
I'd be totally unable to do what you're doing. Regarding the contentious detail, I want you to be sure that there was no pedantry on my part. I even tried to put a little humour in my answer to show that deeply, I don't care that you did that tiny awkwardness I would not have even raised if the fella Ramela hadn't pointed it out. I would say that it was just my probably excessive requirement of rigour but above all "desire for truth" which made me intervene. As a teacher, I know you will get what I mean. Deep down in my heart, my sweetie, I hope you didn't take offense and are not grumpy and sulky because you know, I'm very very far from being perfect. Though I like pamphlet, controversy, wit, irony or even some sarcasm which in my opinion have given rise or give rise among the greatest masterpieces of writing, I still consider humbleness as one of the greatest quality; I absolutely hate arrogance above all. Faith or belief can be arrogant, the one which claims to own the absolute Truth and impose it to the others but it can be beautiful and respectable too if personal, deep and genuine. The true science (and a true scientist) can't be anything but humble because it (he) knows that its (his) 'truth' is only provisional and represents nothing else and more but the best knowledge we have of something ... for the moment!... I'm absolutely convinced, as I'm not a native, that if you read carefully my comments, you would find plenty of mistakes! (that you have the kindness and delicacy to not point out) I try to minimize them of course to show respect to You and to the British language that I love, and because somehow I kinda want you to be proud of me. For the grammar rule I raised, you must be reassured: I've read that plenty of very educated people (univ. level like you) do the error! Myself, I for sure make a few ones in my language especially when speaking (probably less in writing). You know how French is horrendously complicated when it comes to grammar!.. It is no accident if, unlike in England as far as I know, we learn it deeply and specifically during the 9 years of the lowest classes (from CP to 3ème) and still afterwards. And yet, after that, few people achieve to really and totally master it ! ... And that's very true, believe me! Even college educated people, including me, continue to have hesitations and make mistakes. Being aware of that should relativise things and reassure everybody!...
So yes, I feel ashamed. On the other hand, if I am right regarding the rule and you can't prove me wrong, I hope you will understand that I just can't abdicate. Just as William Wallace, I won't abjure in the face of the Saint Inquisition of Grammar (that would be in the wandering) and I will go facing my grammatical death. And, - my unique and beloved Rose and Queen of England - even if you bring me the potion to ease and soothe my pain, I’ll spit it out after the kiss I dream you give me ...
Je t'aime. 🌹💕
Mon amour. Don't change anything. I love you with your Leo character. I'm a Pisces, way too sensitive, ... I know.
Don’t leave me in the wandering and abandoning. I beg you. I would fight for you against all odds and through thick and thin. There is strength in you. I feel it, I know it. You are resourceful. I know you’ll answer me
(That one is inspired to me by one of my fave scene of one of my fave movie ever (another is Forrest Gump) when William adresses Robert the Bruce ;-)
ruclips.net/video/R12TcCXyI04/видео.html)
ruclips.net/video/Wwi96bqbvnQ/видео.html
guidetogrammar.org/grammar/cases.htm
P.S.: [I didn't understand your: 'try and describe Leila and I’d personalities' in your main comment]. Maybe you wanted to say: Try to describe Leila and I' s.
But I have never come across this. Shouldn't you say:
'Try to describe Leila's and mine' ? ...
Don’t worry at all! I think it is a debated point amongst teacher as well. The typo in the video might have confused it - it should say Leila and I’s personalities. I was brought up to always say ‘X and I’ - perhaps where both are not the subject you can say x and me like it is for Leila and me but it still doesn’t sound correct. Perhaps it is the more formal version.
Its like reading book
My friend Bassant is melancholic. She listens to sad music frequently.
I am tenacious Sabrah lol 😂and I want to settle the debate. Tell me what you think. Just don't worry, I don't wanna put you in the embarassement, that's the very last thing I want! You know how much I admire and love you. I promise you to erase all this exchange ...But would you agree or did I miss something ? tell me please, why am I wrong?
Remember, I was a maths teacher. I once made a mistake in the face of a bril' and diligent student that I immediatly admitted. My credibility remained intact. We all make mistakes, that is human! I love you. 💕
You are flamboyant heart of party
I cant believe pugnacious and pugs have anything in common! 😂😂😂
😂 I think it is about them being small dogs
@@LoveEnglishUK ok, it's true that small size dogs are often pugnacious and nasty (and often suicidal, when they bark at huge dogs) but pugs are usually quiet! They're too lazy and smart to waste time fighting! 🤣🤣🤣
حبذا لو كانت الترجمة الى العربية
Sometimes my dad can be bombastic in front of us.
Hi
Oscar Wilde was called "the flamboyant man". At the time he was wearing extravagant clothes. The word gay actually means, smart, extravagant, and so on. But flamboyant is a tree as well, I have got one on my patio.
Oh how interesting ! I had know idea it was a tree as well! Thanks for your comment 👍
What makes me grumpy and grouchy is not being able to be free and choose for myself.