Dear Jamie Madam, I have been watching your grammar videos since you started your channel and now I am at intermediate level. I would like to thank you. I do not have word to explain your gratefulness. I haven't seen teacher like you on RUclips. You taught me almost all the grammar without any cost. I see many teachers on RUclips. They teach but while teaching they advertise their courses. But you are different than those. You teaches each and every point with clear explanation. I recommend this channel to my other friends. I wish this channel grow fast like English with Vanessa and English with Lucy.
Excellent Jamie! I studied these during my school days and have almost forgotten the various changes required when converting direct speech to reported one! Your way of teaching is excellent - makes difficult aspects easily understandable! Great help for those who like to write a lot - like myself! Thanks a lot! Sajjad in Sweden.
Do you know why I like your grammar courses the best? Because It seems very logically, more about emphasizing the logic of the rules, very clear routes to understand, instead of just remember it that easily forgotten. After I spent triple video time followed your expressions, I find out I can retell every usage situation. It's more efficient to understand than to memorize.
Thank you for an excellent explanation. Do these indirect speech rules you went over apply to any statement with an embedded question to it, even though it may not be reporting anything anybody said? For example, if I say: "I am trying to understand how things came to be", is that correct? Or should I say instead: "I am trying to understand how did things come to be"? Thank you in advance for your kind reply.
Good morning teacher.Could you please clarify a doubt.I would be grateful if you could." In direct speech if we use"must not" what will be its equivalent in indirect speech? Example: She said to her children"You must not go to the park ".Many teachers miss teaching this one resulting in many students getting confused while taking their examinations. Please convert the above sentence into indirect speech.
What if the time of expression mentioned at the same day of the report like “yesterday”, should we use “the day before”? I’m confused because yesterday for her is still yesterday to me.
Please make a video about PASSIVE REPORTING VERBS because I have watched lots of videos on RUclips but they make me quite confused if V1 and V2 are in the simple past tense or V1 is in simple past tense and V2 is in the past continuous tense. They have many versions of those, so the more I have watched, the more I become confused. Ex1: They said Tom killed the man. Version 1: Tom was said to have killed the man. Version 2: Tom was said to kill the man. So, which one is correct? Ex2: They said Tom was watching TV. Version 1: Tom was said to have been watching TV. Version 2: Tom was said to be watching TV. So, which one is correct?
Good morning Mam. Respected Madam, could u pl. throw somelight on the matters related to reporting in the newspaper wherein no reported verb is found changed in to past tense despite reporting verb in simple past tense. Thanks & awaiting ur comment.
Dear Jamie Madam,
I have been watching your grammar videos since you started your channel and now I am at intermediate level. I would like to thank you. I do not have word to explain your gratefulness. I haven't seen teacher like you on RUclips. You taught me almost all the grammar without any cost. I see many teachers on RUclips. They teach but while teaching they advertise their courses. But you are different than those. You teaches each and every point with clear explanation. I recommend this channel to my other friends. I wish this channel grow fast like English with Vanessa and English with Lucy.
You have a distinct and beautiful teaching method. I'm running a lot recently also.Thanks very much
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Excellent Jamie! I studied these during my school days and have almost forgotten the various changes required when converting direct speech to reported one! Your way of teaching is excellent - makes difficult aspects easily understandable! Great help for those who like to write a lot - like myself! Thanks a lot! Sajjad in Sweden.
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Do you know why I like your grammar courses the best? Because It seems very logically, more about emphasizing the logic of the rules, very clear routes to understand, instead of just remember it that easily forgotten. After I spent triple video time followed your expressions, I find out I can retell every usage situation. It's more efficient to understand than to memorize.
Thank you Cody. I'm glad you enjoy my lessons and find them helpful.
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Thank you for an excellent explanation. Do these indirect speech rules you went over apply to any statement with an embedded question to it, even though it may not be reporting anything anybody said? For example, if I say: "I am trying to understand how things came to be", is that correct? Or should I say instead: "I am trying to understand how did things come to be"? Thank you in advance for your kind reply.
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Good morning teacher.Could you please clarify a doubt.I would be grateful if you could." In direct speech if we use"must not" what will be its equivalent in indirect speech? Example: She said to her children"You must not go to the park ".Many teachers miss teaching this one resulting in many students getting confused while taking their examinations. Please convert the above sentence into indirect speech.
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What if the time of expression mentioned at the same day of the report like “yesterday”, should we use “the day before”? I’m confused because yesterday for her is still yesterday to me.
Please make a video about PASSIVE REPORTING VERBS because I have watched lots of videos on RUclips but they make me quite confused if V1 and V2 are in the simple past tense or V1 is in simple past tense and V2 is in the past continuous tense. They have many versions of those, so the more I have watched, the more I become confused.
Ex1: They said Tom killed the man.
Version 1: Tom was said to have killed the man.
Version 2: Tom was said to kill the man.
So, which one is correct?
Ex2: They said Tom was watching TV.
Version 1: Tom was said to have been watching TV.
Version 2: Tom was said to be watching TV.
So, which one is correct?
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Mam, what is the opposite of " It’s too much" is it it's too little. As little and ate quantifiers and too is an adverb so adverb can define them
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Madam, could u pl. throw somelight on the matters related to reporting in the newspaper wherein no reported verb is found changed in to past tense despite reporting verb in simple past tense.
Thanks & awaiting ur comment.
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Spelling of your *Than* should be *Then * .......
Exactly, but it was written correctly afterwards, so yeah, it must've been due to the rush.
There only one mistake should turns would to reported speech.
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