5 Tricky Grammar Rules You Need to Remember

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America and UK should use unanimous one spelling type.

Great teacher Wes

Great 👍 tip. Thanks so much for your teaching.

I thought this "they" rule is just a made up rule of the LGBT.

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I'd like to join your Interactive English forums. But due to strict forex restrictions in my country (Sri Lanka), I'm not in a position to make any payment in any foreign currency.

Hi. Could you clarify Headed or Heading? A lot of people use “Headed to John’s.” Thank you.

You are an excellent English instructor. Your lessons are clear, to the point, and easy to follow. You speak clearly and provide a valuable service for people wanting to learn English.

Please keep this out of ideology trends.

Me: learning english from the hood be like "daim main" you tryna get s*** 4rea n***l.😂😂😂

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Hi, Wes, this is a great video I didn't know some of the rules "who or whom "a long time ago I have a watched friend's sitcom video I think Chandler said whom in the sentence but at that time I could not understand but now I understood you're every video is helpful I like your accent you speak very clear I can understand everything without subtitles what you're saying furthermore you're videos are on fire thanks.

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They is incorrect.

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Who vs Whom **SIMPLE TRICK If you can replace the Word with "he"
or use WHO. If you can replace the word with "him" or "her," use
WHOM.

Glad to see u r still teaching n recommending that people follow the correct rules of grammar when using who n whom. Nowadays most people use who only when whom is the correct form. As one of your viewers said earlier soon whom may disappear. That will sad.

love this video very useful and easy to understand

Good one

Greetings, Wes!
I have a question. Is it wrong to use 'it' for a baby?
I've seen the grammar books stress on such a singular gender neutral pronoun while referring to non-living things and animals. So, what do you think?

Thank you.

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You are very clear and precise when it comes to explaining grammar rules,also you don't complicate and define rules smoothly.

I don't think the word "knee" is from German, but like many words they have a common origin. And yes, it was pronounced correctly.
Ox and oxen is another example, it is Ochs and Ochsen in German.

I have read this "which is which" but I don't understand it, please help

My Dear teacher, thank you so much for sharing this kind of content. ❤☺👌

What is a proposition?
To put it simple does PROPOSITION mean descriptive words

If I were to know what a proposition is I gotta look at what is a describing word?

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Just kidding bro you are brilliant..... thanks for explaining this

Shakespeare used ‘they’ to refer to a singular subject.

I just improving my eng skills and your video is very usefull for me, thank you so much

Thank you for this lesson

Tq u sir giving useful lesson.

Many of those “rules” lie or get too confusing which is why I hate this language!

I love your every lesson. They're so useful and absorbing

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I am an Iranian and I really did not know that the English language has rules ❤😅

Thanks for the tips 👍

You should never use "whom" when speaking English. Saying "who" is not just common, it's nearly 100% of the time.

I do appreciate your time for helping us to improve our English conversation.

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If we have to address a lady head of the toastmaster, should we say Madam Toastmaster? To men, we say just toastmaster of the day.

Nobody really uses whom. It's almost like "Whom" is archaic.

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And I forced to say that your lectures are very clear....🖒

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