Miss rachana the way u start up the lesson is amazing. The beauty is u first make us to understand what u gonna teach us today with an xample. The way u describe is speechless I wish to see many usefull lessons given by u in future classes
thanks rachna. I really like your videos . these are really useful. I have watched your whole videos. you never know how much i like you and your videos. I hope you will upload your new videos of new lessons. thank you once again.BEST LUCK.
Hi Rachna, I've a question. I remember seeing "only" at the end of a sentence also. Are these examples gramatically correct? "These seats are for visitors only." "I eat bagles for breakfast only." Thank you for your lesson!
Nope it's grammatically plus normally wrong, the correct answer is 1) these seats are only for visitors. 2) i only eat bagles for breakfast . Plus i have a doubt too: Which is correct? 1) yesterday only i cleaned the sofa Or yesterday i cleaned the sofa
we use too much/hot/unhappy when we want to talk about negative events, for example, Today the temperature is too hot. She is too ugly. My salary is too little.. In this case, you could write: Excelent explanation. Thank you so much.
rockable55 What she actually said was right and sounded more natural than the example on the board. She used natural English when she wasn't thinking about it. This often happens with teachers -we think about the 'rules' (I don't like that word) and then teach things which aren't natural. She is not the only teacher guilty of this -lots of us make this mistake at times. We are only human.
Dear Rachana madam Please teach about Tenses and Prepositions completely. Because I have an examination on these topics. I came to know that there are 150 prepositions. So please teach us... I will be grateful to you...
My dear Rararevoluta, when we refer to chocolate like candy, we can use so in the singular as in the plural. In this case, chocolate is a countable noun. Ex.: She loves to receive chocolates of her boyfriend. Whereas, when we refer to chocolate like a drink we must use in the singular. Ex.: She loves to drink chocolate (even if she drinks 10 cups of chocolate)
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Please make a video of the very common usage of Only this way - "I only did it" instead of "It is/was me who did it" Similarly "He only went" instead of "He himself went". If I am correct 😀
@@shivanipalani8047 yeah. We Indians commonly have a problem of thinking in our mother tongue while conversing in English. This creates too many mistakes in the way we talk in English. So - I only went or I only did it means "Nobody else went, or nobody else did it/that", while that is not what we mean to say.
Hi Rachna im one of your student who watched your videos regularly. Please prepare or teach us about the word let, seems and up, down eg step up, write down etc. I will be waiting for your response thanks
This is quite confusing because sentences 2 and 4 have the same meaning -although sentence 4 sounds a little unnatural. Intonation can sometimes change the meaning of only in a sentence. I did like the initial example though of the student using only incorrectly -good for raising awareness of this problematic word. It may be the case that 'only' is used differently in different forms of English.
Very good explanation, I enjoyed well. It is not my advise, but shall be more beautiful, if you control the speed to avoid any kind of panting, might felt during last portion of the video. Thanking You once again.
So, these are examples when it is okay (perhaps 'mandatory'??) to "split the infinitive"? (On a side note, "splitting the infinitive" is not a hard and fast rule these days. For instance, "to really like something" (not "to like something really" or "to like really something"); or, even if you want to emphasize the adverb, splitting the infinitive is still acceptable.
Both are correct but mean different things. 1st example means only you (and no one else) cleaned the sofa. 2nd example means exactly yesterday (not the day before or some other day).
Hi Rachna. I really liked your explanation. Don't want to sound petty or niggling, but while explaining another use of the modifier, at 5:50 you say:" I ONLY eat those three vegetables", probably meaning "I eat ONLY those three vegetables". Am I right?
Some people use 'Only' very frequently.. eg:- (i'm standing on the road only) (It's only yesterday that i went there) Is it the correct way of using 'only' ??
In most cases, really nothing. I have only one pen. I have just one pen. But: I will be with you in just one minute. = common to hear I will be with you in only one minute. = rare to hear that
Sirf main hi thi jisne tumhari help ki Trns 1: i was the only one who helped you . Trans 2 : only i was the one who helped you . Cud anyone please tell me which translation is correct ?
I'm Brazilian and I learned a lot about the term "only" with this video lesson
Miss rachana the way u start up the lesson is amazing. The beauty is u first make us to understand what u gonna teach us today with an xample. The way u describe is speechless I wish to see many usefull lessons given by u in future classes
Thanks for your excellent lesson. I have been using "only" wrongly 100% 24/7. You have helped me alot.
thank you madam.I am an English language teacher from Hyderabad.i will teach the above topic to my students tomorrow.
I didn't know how using "only", I thought that the meaning was the same in each sentences.
This lesson was so useful, tanks.
You have explained a very useful point in a simple yet effective manner. Thanks a lot. I wish we get many more such lessons from you.
thanks rachna. I really like your videos . these are really useful. I have watched your whole videos. you never know how much i like you and your videos. I hope you will upload your new videos of new lessons. thank you once again.BEST LUCK.
I didnt understand only , and now , i understand it. Thank you, love.
Excellent teacher - a very clear presentation with good examples. Keep up the good work Rachna!
I like listening only to your videos. Your lessons are very helpful and clear.
thank you for your teaching! It is very easy to understand and now I learn more about how to use only.
She is really a good teacher,I like her
Hi Rachna, I've a question. I remember seeing "only" at the end of a sentence also. Are these examples gramatically correct? "These seats are for visitors only." "I eat bagles for breakfast only." Thank you for your lesson!
Did you get your answer ?
Same doubt
Nope it's grammatically plus normally wrong, the correct answer is 1) these seats are only for visitors.
2) i only eat bagles for breakfast .
Plus i have a doubt too:
Which is correct? 1) yesterday only i cleaned the sofa Or yesterday i cleaned the sofa
Only yesterday.
You are explain very simple and clear. Thank you ..
Thanks a lot for explaining this concept.
When I read the title I was bit confused that there is something to be learn in respect of only..
Thanks so much!, thanks for these videos, for explaining it clearly, and to keep this video. Amazing channel
It has became more easy to understand as you have used the same example thank you teacher rachna.
your voice so clear
One of my favorite channel with three incredible and lovely teachers. thanks so much
Thank you very much for the explanation it is very clear to me.
GREAT TRANSITION OF WORD "ONLY"
Superb teaching
Thanks a lot
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Your explanation is very clear & you are pretty
It is a great explanation as it is analyzed in different structures.
we use too much/hot/unhappy when we want to talk about negative events, for example, Today the temperature is too hot. She is too ugly. My salary is too little.. In this case, you could write: Excelent explanation. Thank you so much.
Thanks for only sharing wonderful contents😊
rockable55
What she actually said was right and sounded more natural than the example on the board. She used natural English when she wasn't thinking about it. This often happens with teachers -we think about the 'rules' (I don't like that word) and then teach things which aren't natural. She is not the only teacher guilty of this -lots of us make this mistake at times. We are only human.
Dear Rachana madam Please teach about Tenses and Prepositions completely. Because I have an examination on these topics. I came to know that there are 150 prepositions. So please teach us... I will be grateful to you...
wow !!!Rachna my teacher I'm proud of you
My dear Rararevoluta, when we refer to chocolate like candy, we can use so in the singular as in the plural. In this case, chocolate is a countable noun. Ex.: She loves to receive chocolates of her boyfriend. Whereas, when we refer to chocolate like a drink we must use in the singular. Ex.: She loves to drink chocolate (even if she drinks 10 cups of chocolate)
Thanks mam for clearing my doubts.only you explained it.
M'am, I really liked the way you teach. It really becomes easier to understand the things when you teach.
I really like your lesson. I learn a lot. many thanks
Great lesson and very very well explained!
simply superb explanation archana.. ur way of teaching is very nice..
HI.Madum. Iam from kashmir so thanks about you well attitudeds to teach us a verry cofidance to so sure still be here to watching your's.videos thank's
U have explained very well.
Very nice explanation mam 👍 thanks a lot.......
Thank you very much. I thought you can only place the word only in a very specific part of the sentence.
Very good lesson I watch and follow your videos frequently
Thus chapter is 👌 🌲 SUGGESTION: I request you to take a lesson for the usage of "WISH"
thank you teacher !
I really like your way of teaching
hi...!
Rachana..!
Are you doing well ?
I can n't
thank you enough....,
Such a
sincere teacher
you are...!
I appriciate your
way of teaching...!
It is very helpful
for me.....!
I am
smitten by you
Rachana.. !
Take care n Bye....!
-Paromita...!
best of all yr lessons... & yr presentation skills r also polished now.
Thanks a lot Rachna for this wonderful lesson.
Please make a video of the very common usage of Only this way -
"I only did it" instead of "It is/was me who did it"
Similarly "He only went" instead of "He himself went".
If I am correct 😀
Yeah even i have such doubts.
@@shivanipalani8047 yeah. We Indians commonly have a problem of thinking in our mother tongue while conversing in English. This creates too many mistakes in the way we talk in English. So - I only went or I only did it means "Nobody else went, or nobody else did it/that", while that is not what we mean to say.
@@harikrishnannair5920 yep exactly! 👍 Thanks a lot for responding me 😊
Thank you so much for this❤
Thank you very much for taught that using of ONLY. I clearly understood
one of the best lessons here thank you rachana
Hi Rachna im one of your student who watched your videos regularly. Please prepare or teach us about the word let, seems and up, down eg step up, write down etc. I will be waiting for your response thanks
This is quite confusing because sentences 2 and 4 have the same meaning -although sentence 4 sounds a little unnatural. Intonation can sometimes change the meaning of only in a sentence. I did like the initial example though of the student using only incorrectly -good for raising awareness of this problematic word. It may be the case that 'only' is used differently in different forms of English.
Hi Rachana garu I watched many of your videos all of them are good and useful.I am also an English teacher.
Thanks a lot you helped me more.
Very easy to understand. Great work. Thanks
loved it .
Clear cut way of teaching
You saved my day.
Sweet lesson.
thanks ma'am. it was i am expecting video
thanks rachna its very clear
thank you so much rachna mam
this lesson is very helpful
Very good explanation, I enjoyed well. It is not my advise, but shall be more beautiful, if you control the speed to avoid any kind of panting, might felt during last portion of the video. Thanking You once again.
Ma'am thank you so much 👌
you are great teacher :)
thank you
Simple and effective
So, these are examples when it is okay (perhaps 'mandatory'??) to "split the infinitive"? (On a side note, "splitting the infinitive" is not a hard and fast rule these days. For instance, "to really like something" (not "to like something really" or "to like really something"); or, even if you want to emphasize the adverb, splitting the infinitive is still acceptable.
Very clear.
Nice explanation Thanks
Good explanation
Thank you so much
great explanation
You have thought only but I got more than .tyyy
Great. Thank you.
Is it correct to use , like this: 1) yesterday only i cleaned the sofa. Or yesterday i cleaned the sofa. Truly I'm perplexed which to use.😩😫
Both are correct but mean different things.
1st example means only you (and no one else) cleaned the sofa.
2nd example means exactly yesterday (not the day before or some other day).
@@herobetty Thanks a million! 👍
Mam make a video on the word barely...pls
Really clarified
Can you tell us
Some points whare people make mistakes offenly in using only...
Where can we use only before helping verb or after that?
Hi Rachna. I really liked your explanation. Don't want to sound petty or niggling, but while explaining another use of the modifier, at 5:50 you say:" I ONLY eat those three vegetables", probably meaning "I eat ONLY those three vegetables". Am I right?
Now I get it. Thank you :D
pls add root words series
Thank you
please please i am looking for a Lesson to expliqu how using the Word how pleaaaase
thanks a lot
Thank you mam.
Thanks
great. thank you
Some people use 'Only' very frequently.. eg:-
(i'm standing on the road only)
(It's only yesterday that i went there)
Is it the correct way of using 'only' ??
Thank u Rachana mam,
thank u soo much,,,it ws nyc lesson :)
Thank u so much mam
very good.
Most the time people use only at the end of the sentence so is it right
Name what is your name?
And please give me the link which contains all your videos thanks
Thanks rachna
what is the deference between only and just. ?
In most cases, really nothing.
I have only one pen.
I have just one pen.
But:
I will be with you in just one minute. = common to hear
I will be with you in only one minute. = rare to hear that
Sirf main hi thi jisne tumhari help ki
Trns 1: i was the only one who helped you .
Trans 2 : only i was the one who helped you .
Cud anyone please tell me which translation is correct ?
useful, thanks
Thanks for the video :D