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Commenting is quite frustrating for me. Presenting something to the crowd of people isn't as disgusting as usual people said it is more difficult than doing something new. Eating meat is good for health.
Waiting for the bus in the winter is frustrating when it doesn't show off on time. Well, guilty as a charge, exercising is very important to have a healthy life. Your teaching style is an excellent I really appreciate it!❤🙏👍✌❤
I can't help laughing out loud when I watch chirlin chapman muted movie.😂😂😂😂 I can't stand discriminating other. It is no use reconciling with her, she is not gonna change anyway. It is worth watching, as it was an inspiring movie.
Gerund Practise (as a Subject) : 1. Learning and Practicing gerunds can be really frustrating 2. Eating healthy food, Drinking enough water, exercisng and working out, that's the other important thing to do to keep us healthy
- Eating a lot of ice cream is bad for health. - Every day exercising is really good for your health. -Taking care of our parent's it's a responsibility. - Talking with negative people is frustrating. - overthinking makes frustrated. - I dislike eating fish. - I prefer travelling alone. - I can't stand taking stress all the time. - In spite of working whole day, I still visited to my grandma. Thank you sooooo much, Emma I was really frustrated about this grammar but now I understood. Loads of love from India.😊😊😊💓💓💓
Waiting on a long line can be frustrating. Eating a balance diet of proteins,fats, and carbs is good for a healthy life. I dislike going shopping. I prefer ordering my groceries online and going to pick the up later. I am fed up with asking my husband to put his stuff away after he used them. I can’t stand being around a person who chew gum with its mouth opened.
Hi Emma, I really enjoy watching your videos. I am native English. I was born in England and I find gerunds really hard and confusing. I thought I understood them until I tried taking your test at the end of this video. I only got 3/8 correct! 1. It’s no use avoiding him. He’ll keep asking you until you say yes. After a preposition (wrong) The first question I didn't really understand what I was supposed to do. 2. Do you feel like watching a horror movie or a romantic film? The gerund is watching. (correct) It is used with a subject. (wrong) 3. Not realising that one of my kids is sick is one of my biggest fears! The gerund is realising. (correct) It is used with a subject. (correct) 4. In spite of being injured, she still managed to finish the marathon! The gerund is injured. (wrong) It is used with an expression. (wrong)
Thank you Emma. I prepared a class about gerunds 6 years ago, but it's been so long. This video refreshes my memory. Love learning with you. Greetings from Argentina ❤️🇦🇷 -There's no point in waiting for him. He always shows up late. -Its frustrating studying english pronuntiation on my own. -I love learning english with Emma -I can't help being nervous when people walk slowly and don't let me pass by.
Thank YOU! For your time and dedication to teach everything new in the English language teaching! I'm getting along very well whenever I talk to everybody and am improving my English. Thanks Emma!
What is most confusing for those whose native language is a Latin-based one (Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, etc) is that gerunds are only used for actions in progress... In English, gerunds are used in a whole lot of different contexts besides actions in progress! (nouns, adjectives, verbs as subjects, expressions, verb + verb(ING), preposition + verb(ING), etc...hahahaha).
English doesn't need the concept of gerund to understand how to use verb(ING) form. Also, having a foreign-sounding name "je-runt" for commonly used features of your language would normally impede learning, by subconsciously imposing a mental barrier to the understanding of the concept being taught. In my days, we just call it the continuous form with its noun meaning an activity. Therefore, feel like verb(ING) are activities that we imagine doing and then try gauging our body's emotional response, for making decisions. --- However, the more egregious issue is that to understand Latin gerundo (ought to carry out), you need to also understand the Legal concept of deponent (ought to give/do, or what was promised). At this point, we might as well strengthen our understanding of Roman indicative mood. Now, most people might mistake the Romans for being the creative type, no different than their Greek counterparts, judging from our method of teaching the Latin language. Yet, historically, Romans are the boring logical type who excelled in doing things in columns or building columns. So, it is possible to imagine them preferring a cut-and-dried method of expressing themselves in Latin. For example, if we were to imagine that the Romans were supposed to use Latin in the same manner as how they should write their contracts, some Latin aspects are easier to understand, like: i. Why is there a lack of personal pronouns, with a readily available set of reflective pronouns? Ans.: We don't use personal pronouns in contracts. ii. Why is there a lack of aorist tense, compared to Ancient Greeks? Ans.: A contract only talks about relevant stuff. iii. Why is there a BAM tense in Latin? Ans.: Roman engineers demanded a simple way to state when a project had started, started, or will start. iv. How to use subjunctive? Ans: According to Deconstruction theory, meaning can be obtained within the literature system itself. This means we are dealing with less-than-zero meanings (e.g., good cannot exist without bad). If we strengthen our understanding of one side, the other side is also strengthened. In summary, if we were to take all that is allowed in a legal contract to be Indicative, then the rest is subjunctive. So, now we can see why future tense "will verb" is indicative, the "conditional verb" is indicative, and the "comparative less-than-vivid verb" can be indicative. The next part is something that I paraphrase from my prior reading of D.J. Taylor's translation of Marcus Terentius Varro's fragmented writings: Deed are done three times. Once in the mind (including meetings and discussions), once in the words (giving your word is the same as signing a contract with your words on it), and once one last time, in the verifiable. For this reason, the word dō means "I give" which have the same sense as "I have given" or "I promised to give". The person who promised became a deponent (the promiser). Deponent nouns are those that had promised to give. If what was promised is an object, then it is a danum (gift) or damnum (legal gift). Else it is a gerund. The gerund name in Latin originated from gerō (I carry out … what I had promised to do) and the Roman ablative noun gerundō means "ought to be carried out".
I think that it would be helpful to also mention that gerunds can be more easily recognized by understanding that they all lack the accompaniment of an auxiliary verb. All -ing verbs must be preceded by words like will be, was, or is. A verb phrase must indicate tense. If it doesn't do that, it's a gerund.
I know it's been a long time since you left this comment, but I have a question. Near the beginning of this video she gave us some examples of gerunds (singing, performing, standing). However, the last word in those examples is the word terrifying AND it is preceded with the word "is" yet she doesn't list this as a gerund. Am I wrong to think that "terrifying" is a gerund?
*Studying* maths can be frustrating! I *prefer* not having exams! there's no point in *taking* the keys. I have a spare! Its not worth *spending* so much time on those cookies! PS My exam is tommorrow! You really helped
I love your lessons so much and I watch them every day, I want to improve my listening by watching them without subtitles and your pronunciation are so clearly to me!hope that I can speak English very well in one year ,love you!!!!!!!!
Thanks. First it was a bit hard to understand gerunds.But when I watched this video I started to understand. You deserve many subscribers. Thanks again
My biggest problem usually is to explain why students should use gerunds in the first place. They say "yes, I could say I love playing football! But I could also say, I love to play football. What's the difference". So are both versions correct? Or is the construction with to+infinitive in this case really incorrect? Or is the answer simply that gerunds sound more natural?
I would say that gerunds just sound more natural,.in the same way that spoken English favours a phrasal verb over a single, usually Latin-based verb equivalent, which generally sound more formal. But honestly I don't know that for certiain.
Hello I am Laiba Irfan.I am seven years old .I live in Islamabad my dad number is 03005154990 . I Like your video of gerunds how many videos have you made in youtube love you
Hi Emma! Thanks a lot for this wonderful video. My sentence is: "Sleeping at leats seven and a half hours is essential for our physical and mental health"
•Drinking a lot of water is important for good health. •Studies and exams are the most frustrating things in the world. • I prefer listening to kpop instead of pop music. •I dislike reading romance novels. P.S ,is my second sentence right???
Hello Emma. Can you make a video on the difference between gerunds and present participle .Please ! sentence : In spite of many failures he succeeded in passing the examination.
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Identify gerunds in the following paragraph: Running through the forest, the hiker enjoyed the tranquility of nature surrounding them. Breathing in the crisp, fresh air, they felt rejuvenated with each step. Listening to the rustling of leaves and the chirping of birds, they found solace in the peaceful melody of the wilderness. Pausing at a clearing, they marveled at the breathtaking view of the distant mountains, feeling grateful for the opportunity to explore such majestic landscapes. Continuing their journey, they embraced the sense of adventure and freedom that hiking brought into their life.
I think that we meant here is 'eating'. Will be better we use 'eating fruit and vegetables is important' ... Not because we see fruit and vegetables.. but because 'eating'
Feeling like a failure is one of the most frustrating things I've had to experience in Grade 10. I hate stressing over so many things. I can't stand this constant feeling of dread every time exams get mentioned. First one: common expression Second one: object Third one: Subject Fourth one: Preposition
Same here. I can speak english but doesn't know grammar. Waiting on exam do have to be frustrating! They make easy things so complitated! So obvious they don't know stuff they learn. For fk sake, have mercy on us.
Thank you Emma, Studying English is my fevorite hobby, i like studying English but learning English is not easy especially for new vocabularies and idioms. Emma i have a questiion which is, can we use all verbs as nouns i mean can all verbs be a gerund. Sometimes (verb+ ing ) means adjective but we can't use all ( verbs+ ing) as adjectives
This was perfect. I'm studying Japanese, and nominalization of verbs to talk about what you or someone else likes or dislikes, or are good at or poor at. First of all, I never heard of "nominalization" so I had to look that up. It helped a bit to understand the concept, but your video dialed in to exactly what I needed for this lesson: essentially using gerunds (another word I've never heard of until today) as objects. You also stated that the way to tell gerunds from progressive forms of verbs is all about the context of the sentence., which answered another question of mine. I appreciate it.
- Running is important for a strong and healthy lungs and heart; - I love cooking, but I hate washing dishes from the bottom of my heart (no judgment xD) - I can't stand waiting for the bus when it's raining. My english is still rusty, but i've been working on it. Thanks for sharing this video with us.
• Wasting time in useless things is frustrating. • Eating healthy vegetables and fruits is important for our health Time: 4:50 Edit: I spelled 'our' as 'iur'. • I dislike playing in the summer. •I prefer staying in a cool environment in summer. Time: 5:46 •I can't stand while eating food. Time:7:50
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Commenting is quite frustrating for me.
Presenting something to the crowd of people isn't as disgusting as usual people said it is more difficult than doing something new.
Eating meat is good for health.
Wonderful! Thank you dear!🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤😍😍😍👍✌
Waiting for the bus in the winter is frustrating when it doesn't show off on time.
Well, guilty as a charge, exercising is very important to have a healthy life.
Your teaching style is an excellent
I really appreciate it!❤🙏👍✌❤
I can't help laughing out loud when I watch chirlin chapman muted movie.😂😂😂😂
I can't stand discriminating other.
It is no use reconciling with her, she is not gonna change anyway.
It is worth watching, as it was an inspiring movie.
Please I need some more imitation techniques videos, thanks.
Listening to my own teacher can be frustrating, but, listening to you is much better!
absolutely agree with you
cringe
I think he is giving an answer to her question , not giving his opinion
Ak
It‘s frustsrating learning for my englisch Test tomorrow.
My exam
I bet you’re German🙂 Englisch
It’ll be all right mate
ShySwitch ha ha ha
Rolfmao
my english test in an hour 😝
Gerund Practise (as a Subject) :
1. Learning and Practicing gerunds can be really frustrating
2. Eating healthy food, Drinking enough water, exercisng and working out, that's the other important thing to do to keep us healthy
1)Feeling insecure about myself is one of the things I hate the most.
2)Doing yoga or playing any sports would help me to be healthier than before.
Thank you Emma! I´m an ESL teacher and I´m very grateful for your lessons! They help me understand better how to explain things to my students.
I'm so glad my lessons are helping students AND teachers 😍
I’m an ESL student and can’t understand gerunds at all
Wow
What!!!!!
- Eating a lot of ice cream is bad for health.
- Every day exercising is really good for your health.
-Taking care of our parent's it's a responsibility.
- Talking with negative people is frustrating.
- overthinking makes frustrated.
- I dislike eating fish.
- I prefer travelling alone.
- I can't stand taking stress all the time.
- In spite of working whole day, I still visited to my grandma.
Thank you sooooo much, Emma I was really frustrated about this grammar but now I understood. Loads of love from India.😊😊😊💓💓💓
u are crazy
Waiting on a long line can be frustrating. Eating a balance diet of proteins,fats, and carbs is good for a healthy life. I dislike going shopping. I prefer ordering my groceries online and going to pick the up later. I am fed up with asking my husband to put his stuff away after he used them. I can’t stand being around a person who chew gum with its mouth opened.
Getting up early in the morning can be frustrating!
Kepping calm in a stressfull situation is important to your health.
Great examples, Olha!
Hi mmm english
Incorrect
I just can't stand missing any of Emma's lessons.
hehe.. 😍
Same hehe
@@mmmEnglish_Emma hi this helped me in an exam thx for the effort you made.
Ohh really
Watching Emma on mmmEnglish is always enjoyable
You are the only teacher who makes grammar easier and know how to simplify her language thanx a lot.
Hi Emma, I really enjoy watching your videos.
I am native English. I was born in England and I find gerunds really hard and confusing.
I thought I understood them until I tried taking your test at the end of this video. I only got 3/8 correct!
1. It’s no use avoiding him. He’ll keep asking you until you say yes.
After a preposition (wrong)
The first question I didn't really understand what I was supposed to do.
2. Do you feel like watching a horror movie or a romantic film?
The gerund is watching. (correct) It is used with a subject. (wrong)
3. Not realising that one of my kids is sick is one of my biggest fears!
The gerund is realising. (correct) It is used with a subject. (correct)
4. In spite of being injured, she still managed to finish the marathon!
The gerund is injured. (wrong) It is used with an expression. (wrong)
Thank you Emma. I prepared a class about gerunds 6 years ago, but it's been so long. This video refreshes my memory. Love learning with you. Greetings from Argentina ❤️🇦🇷
-There's no point in waiting for him. He always shows up late.
-Its frustrating studying english pronuntiation on my own.
-I love learning english with Emma
-I can't help being nervous when people walk slowly and don't let me pass by.
Reading is the best thing for enjoying a rainy afternoon and drinking a cup of coffee. Greetings from Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico. 🇲🇽
I can’t help thinking that you are absolutely a brilliant teacher
When you’re learning a new language but don’t remember the grammar terms, you watch these videos. 😬😁
@@ErnieV76 ok mam
Studying can be difficult but if you keep practicing and keep learning about it it can be more easier🤗
Thank YOU! For your time and dedication to teach everything new in the English language teaching! I'm getting along very well whenever I talk to everybody and am improving my English. Thanks Emma!
Use gerunds bruh!
@@crystaltinitigan6984 I do! What's the problem? What do you mean?
I've been struggling with this in school for like 2 weeks now and watching this video made it so much simpler
What is most confusing for those whose native language is a Latin-based one (Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, etc) is that gerunds are only used for actions in progress... In English, gerunds are used in a whole lot of different contexts besides actions in progress! (nouns, adjectives, verbs as subjects, expressions, verb + verb(ING), preposition + verb(ING), etc...hahahaha).
English doesn't need the concept of gerund to understand how to use verb(ING) form. Also, having a foreign-sounding name "je-runt" for commonly used features of your language would normally impede learning, by subconsciously imposing a mental barrier to the understanding of the concept being taught. In my days, we just call it the continuous form with its noun meaning an activity. Therefore, feel like verb(ING) are activities that we imagine doing and then try gauging our body's emotional response, for making decisions.
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However, the more egregious issue is that to understand Latin gerundo (ought to carry out), you need to also understand the Legal concept of deponent (ought to give/do, or what was promised). At this point, we might as well strengthen our understanding of Roman indicative mood. Now, most people might mistake the Romans for being the creative type, no different than their Greek counterparts, judging from our method of teaching the Latin language. Yet, historically, Romans are the boring logical type who excelled in doing things in columns or building columns. So, it is possible to imagine them preferring a cut-and-dried method of expressing themselves in Latin.
For example, if we were to imagine that the Romans were supposed to use Latin in the same manner as how they should write their contracts, some Latin aspects are easier to understand, like:
i. Why is there a lack of personal pronouns, with a readily available set of reflective pronouns? Ans.: We don't use personal pronouns in contracts.
ii. Why is there a lack of aorist tense, compared to Ancient Greeks? Ans.: A contract only talks about relevant stuff.
iii. Why is there a BAM tense in Latin? Ans.: Roman engineers demanded a simple way to state when a project had started, started, or will start.
iv. How to use subjunctive? Ans: According to Deconstruction theory, meaning can be obtained within the literature system itself. This means we are dealing with less-than-zero meanings (e.g., good cannot exist without bad). If we strengthen our understanding of one side, the other side is also strengthened. In summary, if we were to take all that is allowed in a legal contract to be Indicative, then the rest is subjunctive. So, now we can see why future tense "will verb" is indicative, the "conditional verb" is indicative, and the "comparative less-than-vivid verb" can be indicative.
The next part is something that I paraphrase from my prior reading of D.J. Taylor's translation of Marcus Terentius Varro's fragmented writings:
Deed are done three times. Once in the mind (including meetings and discussions), once in the words (giving your word is the same as signing a contract with your words on it), and once one last time, in the verifiable. For this reason, the word dō means "I give" which have the same sense as "I have given" or "I promised to give". The person who promised became a deponent (the promiser). Deponent nouns are those that had promised to give. If what was promised is an object, then it is a danum (gift) or damnum (legal gift). Else it is a gerund. The gerund name in Latin originated from gerō (I carry out … what I had promised to do) and the Roman ablative noun gerundō means "ought to be carried out".
I think that it would be helpful to also mention that gerunds can be more easily recognized by understanding that they all lack the accompaniment of an auxiliary verb. All -ing verbs must be preceded by words like will be, was, or is. A verb phrase must indicate tense. If it doesn't do that, it's a gerund.
I know it's been a long time since you left this comment, but I have a question. Near the beginning of this video she gave us some examples of gerunds (singing, performing, standing). However, the last word in those examples is the word terrifying AND it is preceded with the word "is" yet she doesn't list this as a gerund. Am I wrong to think that "terrifying" is a gerund?
*Studying* maths can be frustrating!
I *prefer* not having exams!
there's no point in *taking* the keys. I have a spare!
Its not worth *spending* so much time on those cookies!
PS My exam is tommorrow! You really helped
Having good teachers is important to really make progress in learning a new language! Thank you
nice..:)
You're my best teacher Ma'am, thanks a lot for the lesson!
Every day eating vegetables and fruits and going out for walk is healthy!
Thanks for the helpful video 🙏🏼
Eating vegetables and fruits and going out for walks every day is healthy! 👌
(I agree with you!)
I love your lessons so much and I watch them every day, I want to improve my listening by watching them without subtitles and your pronunciation are so clearly to me!hope that I can speak English very well in one year ,love you!!!!!!!!
Yeah,your pronunciation is outstanding.really helpful.
The vegetables is so important to your health because it give energy to reading, running and more
Thanks. First it was a bit hard to understand gerunds.But when I watched this video I started to understand. You deserve many subscribers. Thanks again
Watching your videos makes me smarter and more proficient in English. Thanks a lot Emma😘. I want to meet you and of course speak English with you😍
I would love that, Tia! I hope it happens one day!
mmmEnglish yes, i extremely hope😍
i want to it,, hhhee,, i am from indonesia
Hi Emma I live in Perth Austrslia I wish I had you as my teacher and talk to you so much
Tia Silgia watching in this comment is a gerund lol
Writing gerunds for practicing after watching this video it's great.
Writing an exam after not sleeping the whole night is DEFINITELY FRUSTRATING....Trust me, i've experienced it :)
Emma's teaching style is really lively
True faxxx
Practicing of writing sentences with gerunds is so boring but it is really helpfull
My biggest problem usually is to explain why students should use gerunds in the first place. They say "yes, I could say I love playing football! But I could also say, I love to play football. What's the difference". So are both versions correct? Or is the construction with to+infinitive in this case really incorrect? Or is the answer simply that gerunds sound more natural?
I would say that gerunds just sound more natural,.in the same way that spoken English favours a phrasal verb over a single, usually Latin-based verb equivalent, which generally sound more formal. But honestly I don't know that for certiain.
Me also confused by that
Sleeping is one of the most difficult habits that I have been practicing for years.
I will never stop watching Emma’s videos her’s videos have helped me a lot ❤
Miss you teacher ,
*when you say mmm english ,it's my best time ,Looool
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Glad you like it!
Hello
I am Laiba Irfan.I am seven years old .I live in Islamabad my dad number is 03005154990 . I Like your video of gerunds how many videos have you made in youtube love you
@@mmmEnglish_Emma wow dude
Hi Emma! Thanks a lot for this wonderful video. My sentence is: "Sleeping at leats seven and a half hours is essential for our physical and mental health"
•Drinking a lot of water is important for good health.
•Studies and exams are the most frustrating things in the world.
• I prefer listening to kpop instead of pop music.
•I dislike reading romance novels.
P.S ,is my second sentence right???
The second one is good!
kpop dude :)
I'm a teacher. I've always had trouble explaining gerunds so this video was useful to me too
Sleeping late and waking up early is very challenging for me. Learning English is very important for me.
Me too
Easy to understand explanation, thank you Emma, your explanation is very good, very helpful to understand about gerunds 🙌🏻✨
Hello Emma. Can you make a video on the difference between gerunds and present participle .Please !
sentence :
In spite of many failures he succeeded in passing the examination.
Getting more weight it is unhealthy.
No no no no no bunch
Studying in the school may be frustrating, but studying at home is interesting and effective. Thank for your lessons!
Who believe this is the best teacher in RUclips hit me like
Jogging can be hard when you're just beginning.
4:45 :Gerunds: exercising is a great way to keep body fit
It's frustrating learning without a teacher
Drinking a lot of water can be helpful for my healthy
Watching anime is one of my favorite things to do.
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Yeah ' nobody like study
“Having to follow rules all the time can be frustrating.”
“I like shopping and taking photoshoots.”
I can't stand running alone. It's no use helping people, if they don't want it. I can't help doing your home work. It's worth learning languages.
11 minutes of this video ended my struggle of 10 years to understand grammar wow kudos !!!!
Watching your class will help me understand the native people speaking.
Mam, are these right? Please mam reply soon.
"Hiding in our houses against the covid-19 is frustrating me"
"Cycling with my son is one of my favorites things to do"
Don't going to be frustrating about C-19. ..it was just a joke! !
These are answers to the video, I'm waiting for correction
@@djepter Cycling with my son is one of my favorite things to do :)
Cooking has been my favourite passtime during lockdown.
Ha ha!تغییردهنده 2020
Studying can be frustrating
Presenting the itep is scary
Practicing for the itep is exausting
Learning english is difficult
Identify gerunds in the following paragraph:
Running through the forest, the hiker enjoyed the tranquility of nature surrounding them. Breathing in the crisp, fresh air, they felt rejuvenated with each step. Listening to the rustling of leaves and the chirping of birds, they found solace in the peaceful melody of the wilderness. Pausing at a clearing, they marveled at the breathtaking view of the distant mountains, feeling grateful for the opportunity to explore such majestic landscapes. Continuing their journey, they embraced the sense of adventure and freedom that hiking brought into their life.
Hi Emma, thanks a lot for new lecture and priceless efforts. It is really helpful for us :)
A pleasure, as always, Muhammad!
Eating fruit and vegtebales are important for our health
I think that we meant here is 'eating'. Will be better we use 'eating fruit and vegetables is important' ... Not because we see fruit and vegetables.. but because 'eating'
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febrilia syahputri really..!
Watching your videos helps us improving our speech in English
Feeling like a failure is one of the most frustrating things I've had to experience in Grade 10.
I hate stressing over so many things.
I can't stand this constant feeling of dread every time exams get mentioned.
First one: common expression
Second one: object
Third one: Subject
Fourth one: Preposition
Same here.
I can speak english but doesn't know grammar. Waiting on exam do have to be frustrating! They make easy things so complitated! So obvious they don't know stuff they learn. For fk sake, have mercy on us.
Same here
Cooking healthy food at home can help you to prevent from health issues
Thank you Emma,
Studying English is my fevorite hobby, i like studying English but learning English is not easy especially for new vocabularies and idioms.
Emma i have a questiion which is, can we use all verbs as nouns i mean can all verbs be a gerund.
Sometimes (verb+ ing ) means adjective but we can't use all ( verbs+ ing) as adjectives
Great question, Narwar! Yes, all verbs can be nouns because the action can be the subject of a sentence (in which case, it will be a gerund)
Watching video of mmm English is the best thing ever I do it in my whole life 😊
Having a bad mark is really frustrating.
Plenty of EXERCISING is important for a healthy diet.
Swimming in the ocean has been Sara's passion.
1. Doing homework can be frustrating.
2. Exercising in the morning is important for health.
Swimming is one of my favorite ways to exercise.
Singing is one of my favorite things to do.
👌
When your own teacher can’t teach... tysm for this video!
Woot 3568 sane
Doing exercises and eating healthy food is one of my goals this year.
I can't stand washing the dishes
Eating vegetables is important for my health
"Doing sport is also very important for you Health"
Stimmt das? Is that sentence correct?
correct :)
You're the most wonderful teacher I've ever met!
Wow, thank you! 🤗
Eating fresh vegetables is important to our health.
*_I can't help watching your videos my phone's battery is below 20% though_*
Anuj Arora 😂
I believe that Jesus can help me.
I don't think 😂
How do you understand who speaks in English
U mean god not Jesus cuz Jesus is a prophet not a god . But with all my respect
@@abeeralq2234 and he is son of God in christianity so please don't try to force your islam on ppl and stop correcting them.
@@Spiridion2022But why would God allow his son to be crucified?
Improving my English could be frustrating sometimes, but I don't want to give up.
Hi my english teacher told me to google what gerund is, unfortunatly i didnt find anything good! BUT i found your video! Its amazing!
This was perfect. I'm studying Japanese, and nominalization of verbs to talk about what you or someone else likes or dislikes, or are good at or poor at. First of all, I never heard of "nominalization" so I had to look that up. It helped a bit to understand the concept, but your video dialed in to exactly what I needed for this lesson: essentially using gerunds (another word I've never heard of until today) as objects. You also stated that the way to tell gerunds from progressive forms of verbs is all about the context of the sentence., which answered another question of mine. I appreciate it.
- Running is important for a strong and healthy lungs and heart;
- I love cooking, but I hate washing dishes from the bottom of my heart (no judgment xD)
- I can't stand waiting for the bus when it's raining.
My english is still rusty, but i've been working on it. Thanks for sharing this video with us.
Running every morning is the best way to improve your physical condition. Thank Emma you are the best
Thank you Emma for your sharing about Gerund
Running can be frustrating, but practicing it helps create endurance
Studying English with a bad teacher could be frustrating however, I see MMMMenglish's channel for learning well.
• Wasting time in useless things is frustrating.
• Eating healthy vegetables and fruits is important for our
health
Time: 4:50
Edit: I spelled 'our' as 'iur'.
• I dislike playing in the summer.
•I prefer staying in a cool environment in summer.
Time: 5:46
•I can't stand while eating food.
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Gerund as a subject -
Watching podcast is helpful for people who are seeking for knowledge.
I am impressed with your teaching skills
It’s frustrating learning when my teacher doesn’t teach us what a gerund is properly.
Watching your leesons in the middle of the night because I have an exam tomorrow make me hopeful thanks you❤
Speaking with people make me feel happy
Learning with you,dear mam is just a rollercoaster ride
Studying English with Englishmmm is very enjoyable 😉!
Frustrating in learning English can be relieved by mmmEnglish videos.
Watching TV with mom makes me happy.❤
taking quizes can be frustrating, but you make it easier!
Gerund is really confusing, but after watching emma's video i think gerund is not that bad. Thank you emma you are such a great teacher❤
great example
hi@@anndhhdikkka
taking classes with a bad teacher is also frustrating.
Walking in a park is so important for my health, it works for me like natural stress reliever