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Adam, together with other Engvid instructors, is helping us a great deal.

CyrusKing

I want quiz marks

Anu santhosh

    Hi Anu,

    When you finish the quiz the results appear.

    Adam

thank you

shivneel

08/10. Appreciate your efforts! Thank you so much.

Annie

07/10 not so bad, as not so good =/ Adam, thanks for the lesson!

Alesia

    same to me

    Louisa30

Thank you Adam. What’s does it mean ” Heather’s mother in law and Dad are spending time together” ? Heather’s mother ?
Have a good day.

beernaard

    Hi
    We use ( ‘s) in English to show that someone is theowner of something .
    Mary’s car
    John’s room
    I hope it helps.

    Soei

    Or : The teacher’s son,
    My father’s sister

    Soei

    Hi Beernaard,

    Heather’s mother-in-law is heather’s husband’s mother. It sounds like her mother-in-law is divorced or widowed and heather’s dad is the same so the two are spending time together.

    Does this help?

    Adam

      Ha ha ha ha :D

      Psyche Mai

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hannibal91

I got 90%.
Thanks, Adam.

abduldala3

thank you adam

hannibal91

I got 80% so I need to improve my English.
Thanks, Adam.

kbcpradeep

Hi, Adem! Wow, it’s really interesting and useful for me! Thanks a lot)))

Anna5

What if I want to build a sentence with two or more subjects which are both present participles? For example: “Approaching the problem (of sth) from this and that perspective, and focusing also on how multidimensional (whatever) it is, seem/seems to be of the greatest importance here.” (I know it’s not the most… vivid example, perhaps, but I hope you know what I am driving at anyway.) Personally, I’d use “seems” as the second subject (or clause, maybe) is a bit digressive – it just adds extra information. Also, it is separated with commas. Would the sentence be correct then? Which subject should I use if there were no commas in the sentence?

ernest

    Hi Ernest,

    Here’s one example:
    Approaching the problem of energy from the perspective of sustainability, while keeping in mind economic considerations as they apply to the consumer, seems to be of the greatest importance. here.

    In this case I use an adverb clause separated by commas and therefore only one subject (approaching).

    Approaching the problem of energy from the perspective of sustainability and applying the findings of leading researchers seem to be of the greatest importance. here.

    In this case you have two distinct subjects (and plural verb) with no commas.

    Does this help?

    Adam

      Just as I thought… But yes, this does help. Thank you, Adam.

      ernest

      I was wondering about this too.. now, I know.

      AliciaG

      I love this explanation. And the sentences make good sense.

      Psyche Mai

Many many thanks! So useful !

Soei

10\10 Thank you for share this lesson

AnaVVS

Thank you Adam… you are amazing, I`m learning a lot with you (straight from Brazil)!!!

Gustavo Quintal

Thx teacher, it is helpful for me!

SherlyYT

7/10 not good and not bad :-)

SherlyYT

Thank you, got 80/100.

pen2009

thank you

lissjo

Difficult but a clear explanation. I got 6/10 :(

Thank you

Roberto

Practice will make perfect

terrytun

    Better let’s say, Practice makes progress

    EduardoLRodriguez

You got 8 correct out of 10.
:)

vovchick

Thank you Adam for this interesting but a little bit difficult lesson.

In your video; from minute 7:35
So, it is in german too, I think in other languages as well:
I can remenber as a student; the teacher told us: “… Be polite, the “I” always in second or last place!!!”

There is a german idiom about the “I” in first place.
Literal translation: “The donkey calls itself first” :-))

Ralph-GER

    :). Interesting perspective Ralph.

    Adam

WOW. I’m so happy, thank you very much. You teach very clear that I really appreciate it.

Sonia Seagal

Thank you Adam

charyen248

thanks

zhouxing

Thanks Adam. I really like your teaching style. Please correct my writing.

Iranjahansouz @yahoo.ca

    Nothing to fix here Iranjahansouz :)

    Adam

Why in question No.8 “were” is correct?? “his deputy” is not plural?!!!!

Mahtabi

    Hi
    The sentence has two subjects, there is ( and) between them. The best

    Soei

    Hi Mahtabi,

    Soei is correct. Also, as soon as you see “both” look for two parts ;)

    Adam

Thank you teacher!!!

Jakub Alvarez

Thank you

Mustafa Sultan مـصـطـفى سـلـطـان

thank you

archmostafiz@gmail.com

Thanks @adam
Could you please explain differences between
under , beneath , below , underneath
Thank you

NeltharioN

thank you

Mustafa Muslum

All the students of EngVid.com really appreciate all your grammar lesson Mr. Adam.
Thanks a lot!!

knopfler86

Thanks Mr.Adam.

SandyaGayani

Hi guys, I liked this video and I have to thank our teacher Adam. Is there any WhatsApp group for the students on this platform?

Shiine10

    You can create one Shiine ;)

    Adam

Helpful ,very pleased myself.thanks

jozomanij

Hi Adam
u said because spagetti and meatballs are in the same category we must use “is” when we use “and” between them.
I’m wondering why we can’t use “is” in ur second example between “doctors” and “nurses” which are in the same category/group too…

haman87

    It’s because spaghetti and meatballs is just ONE type of a dish: spaghetti (pasta) plus meat(balls) equals the dish. These are the most important ingredients of it, but we speak of them to refer to the dish as a WHOLE. And the whole is singular. As for doctors and nurses, these are in turn TWO different professional groups, and thus they have to be plural. They do not belong to the same category. It’s like BOTH doctors and nurses are off this week.

    ernest

    Hi Haman87,

    Ernest gave a good answer, but I’ll just add that doctors are in the same sector (healthcare), but are two distinct occupations. Though you will often hear the two mentioned together, they are not one unit.

    Adam

Hi Adam
i am having a presentation it has to be 10 minutes and i don’t have topic so any ideas please

Mahmoud A Amoush

    Hi Mahmoud,

    just open Google home page and you will see hundreds of topic ideas :)

    What is the presentation for?

    Adam

Hi Adams,
I need a lot of help in English. This is my week subject. I have struggled through school and life with my English. Please help me. I need this course to help me pass my PRAXIS II Test.
Thanks, Della

dellaarmstrong52

    Hi Della,

    There are lots of good videos on this site. Hopefully they can help you.

    I’m afraid I am not familiar with the Praxis II.

    Adam

Thak you…☺

ssubroto

Thank you pro ?

Alvarez66

I really enjoyed your lesson

Holo18@

Love your lessons. Interesting

Reneepan10

8/10, Thanks.

GustavoAlberto

Hi Adam. I am very grateful I came across with this website. I am poor in english especially in grammar and this site would be of great help for me. God bless you always and the whole team.

Rolfaniw

    Welcome Rolfaniw :)

    Adam

Hi I’m new here. Could someone add me in a Group of English Speaker. I wanna practice you know. And this lesson was fantastic. Thank you

Gabriel025

    Welcome Gabriel025 :)

    Adam

Very good program

Trinh Huu Tho

Yeep!I got 10 out of 10 but I am still confused where to use is or are like in the last example give by sir Adam -loosing and winning… one.

Alison

    Hi Alsion,

    If there are two distinct subjects, use are. If the two items make up one subject, use is.
    Is this what you meant?

    Adam

      Ay thanks..

      Alison

I didn’t know myself to make so many mistakes in this subject… until you came along to illuminate us with your glow! Thank you Adam! As always your help is much appreciated!

Emanuela

I need to retry the test

carlosmonf

Dear Adam, thank you very much for your lessons here! You are so professional, teacher!
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Ira Ignatenko

THANK YOU..

jam089

Thank you ?? for the class! Me, myself and I is going to speak better after the class! ?

dmartire

Thank you so much!

hhoc26

Hi Adam, you’re really good teaching grammar. By the way, In spanish, we don’t put the first person pronoun first either, it’s considered a bit impolite. And one take a risk that somebody tell: the donkey ahead :-).

Jorge

    Apparently it’s the same in German. Thanks Jorge :)

    Adam

I got 10 .awesome! !

îkrãm chãllãl

Hi, Adam. In the sentence number 7, I answered “me” instead of saying “I”. Why am I wrong?. Should have the answer been the same as the number five answer?.

CART

    Hi Cart,

    in #7 me doesn’t work because it is an object pronoun and you need a subject pronoun for the verb ‘is’. She is the only singular subject.

    Adam

That is what i got. it appears to me is very low. so how can I improve my level?.
I am happy to receive any comments.
Thanks for all

Almushity

    It’s all about practice Almushity :)

    Adam

I got 50% out of 100%

Almushity

Awww thank you so much Adam

Glolo81

I got 70%

gurjivan

Thank you.

Hannouda

Thank you, it’s useful quiz.

Hannouda

Very helpful, thank you.

ahmedsport

hope we could have a phone conversation one of these days to help me develop more my english competency.

AMMIE D. MACATANGAY

These are great tips, teacher! Thank you!

victu

thank you

matryh

10 out of 10. awesome. thanks a bunch adam. greets.

Jony25

Thanks a lot

Alirezakhalaj

Thank you! I got 6/10 so I’m gonna see the video a couple times!

Alexandrrolfi

Thanks everyone :)

Adam

okay. i got 80. it’s really useful tool for testing ability after watching this video. I really appreciate for your sharing. Good Job, sire.

sotheabun

Thanks.

Sibghat Ullah Dotani

Thank you so much:)

Marie Marry

thank you for your hard work and I would like to contact you directly with e-mail if possible, thank you.

ahmed.khelaiwi

Dear Adam!
Very informative and important lesson. Thanks for helping us by video interaction.
Please check the following if there is any mistake.

1. Shifa, you and I are going to the party.
2. She and I are brilliant students of the class.
3. My manager along with his all stakeholders is planning a get together on the eve of new year.
4. Honey together with caramel is a great delight after lunch.
5. Neither She nor I am about to leave.
6. Either Honey or Wasi is going to the party.
7. Neither Sheera Nor her sisters want to be the part of that company.
8. Either Hira or her maids have to do the dishes.
9. The gardener and his son are off this month.
10. The plumber as well as electricians is off this weekend.

Regards,
Ashifa

Ashifa

Hello Adam I have some doubts. Can you please clarify.This is not related to this video but still.
As words are divided into different classes according to the work they do in sentence,we cannot say to which part a word belongs unless we see the sentence.Please explain how and with examples.

Alison

    I meant why….

    Alison

      I’m not really sure what you want me to give examples of… words that don’t work in a sentence?

      Adam

        No I actually mean that by just looking at a particular word can we say that it belongs to a particular part of speech or is the whole sentence should be defined, referred to to say about parts of speech?

        Alison

Can you help me understand better this question from your quiz: (The admissions officer concluded that neither Tracy nor ______ is eligible for the scholarship.) ?

answer choices : we, she, me (and) I
now I figured it is the word she that belongs there. I have not submitted my test yet. But, its important to understand why I could or couldn’t be the word (me) there too. they both hold the same purpose: writer identifying that person as (not eligible for a scholarship)?

Kathryn3232

    Hi Kathryn,

    Me is an object pronoun. You need a subject pronoun in this case, for the verb ‘is’. She is a subject pronoun that is also singular.
    (I isn’t one of the choices).

    Does this help?

    Adam

Hey Adam if you don,t mind will you please tell us about the tenses I mean where we should use the 1st,2nd and 3rd form please tell us about this. please

Muhammad Uzair

    Hi Muhammad,

    If you’re refering to the verbs, it’s base or simple present, past, and participle to use in perfect tenses:

    I am here.
    I was thee.
    I have been other places.

    Is this what you mean?

    Adam

thank you for lesson Adam. I learnt very important things thanks to you. 8\10 not so good but I thing good :)))

seda dede

I love this…. there’s a “hint” …:-)

Em Em

Hi Adam,
I enjoy watching your classes. I watch them several times. In the quiz, I have a confusion regarding Q3.(The teacher_______ going to conduct an experiment in the lab). Why the second option is correct? It says-“, together with his students, is”. I thought here the verb should be are as the students is pleural.

lubabashahrin

    Hi Lubabashahrin,

    Because it is separated with the commas (,), it is not part of the subject. In that case, only the teacher is the subject so the verb is ‘is’.

    Does this help?

    Adam

Yours and this web site courses are better to learn for whole life.

leo2liu

Hi Adam the quiz of the number 2 i feel confused. so would u mind to teach me ?

LIYIZHONG

    Hi Liyizhong,

    There are two groups in the subject (team and squad (squad is a synonym for team), so the subject is plural as it has two items, so they are going…

    Does this help?

    Adam

Thanks a lot, very important for us

Auriclessio Lima

Adams, thanks for your job!

Marsius

Hey Adam, Q7. Could be “Me” interchangeable with “I” in that case? Thanks dude, your topics are superb!!

Bons

    Hi Bons,

    No, because nor joins two parts in the subject, and so you need a subject pronoun. Me is an object pronoun.

    Hope this helps.

    Adam

Q5 I mean. Because I thought My managger and me would also be a correct answear.

Bons

    Same answer :) If the pronoun works with the main verb, then it’s a subject.

    Adam

Thanks Adam; I got 80 Percent. Need to improve.

SJ SINGH

When you are saying about bad things, we should use, for example, I and The manager got into a heated argument in the middle of the meetings. In this sentence, argument is bad expression. So, it is better use I and the manager instead of the manager and I

Sham shu Anwar

    Hi Sham,

    In terms of the language, argument is not a good or bad expression. It’s just a situation. This doesn’t affect the order or the compound subject.

    Hope this helps.

    Adam

very helpful.Thank you Adam!

Thomas Bi

Hi, Adam thank you for the lesson, I’m looking forward to initiating a strictly follow up. And please don’t hesitate to correct me not even in this comment.

Jackson Simon

Many Thanks, Adam. 90%. The 3rd question got me.

Nikhil61299

Thanks alot Mr/Adam …. Please could you help me .. I did not anderstand this …Mr. Smith, _______ several of his senior staff, is going to the conference in Las Vegas.

and
nor
together
along with
Why its answer * along with * !!!!

RAHMA shapan

My English is not as good as it used to be…
I made 2 mistakes, which means that your lesson was really useful!

mvrsig

Thank you

Albertstar

Thanks, Adam ! I was very helpful!

Edmonde

Hi! Adam . I don’t understand 8. question. Please help me and can you explain more please

buseergi

Adam, can we say Mr. Smith, __together__ several of his senior staff, is going to the conference in Las Vegas. why we must say ‘along with’

buseergi

    Because you can’t say only together. You have to say together with. It is why correct the last unswer, I think.

    Slepakin

      thank you

      buseergi

got only 50%

khalitagelsir

dear adam how can I improve my English writing skills
Thanks

mrkaamil5@gmail.com

8/10 Thank you, Adam!

viacheslavkr

I’m correct 10/10. I’m so happy. It’s very exciting.

Slepakin

sir please explain question 3 and question 5.
I am totally cofused..

pankaj singh negi

Thanks a lot dear sir.

salimshah

Thanks Mr. Adam for a good lesson!

Alex-1956

Please advise which verb to use.
There was/were an amount of 200$ and some coins.

Edward

Thanks Adam for this lesson.Could you please make more quiz to practice?

S Chit Chit Win

7/10 what a bad result for me. I need to improve more on this lesson. But thanks anyway Adam

parnid nps

    it’s okay with time and practicing you will be good

    huda mohmd

hi,i’m new here
this vedio was very helpfull thanks mr.adam for your time and consideration

huda mohmd

hi,i’m new here
this vedio was very helpfull thanks mr.adam for your time and consideration

huda mohmd

why couldn’t submit my comment???

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got 9/10 .. Thanks you Adam

anilChauhan

7/10. Thanks Adam

rikaprana

What abou this sentence: Either Adam or I (have/or/has) to participate at weekend conference.I, is a singular and I am not sure in this situation which one we have to use, have or has?

rezaabehjati

    that may be ‘has’

    adun

Thanks Adam. The class was easy to understand it helped me a lot.

Haiking

Hello Adam, I have a question about subject verb agreement that relates to measurement. ”Nearly 40 percent of people in our town never vote/votes in local election” so should I put? I saw my teacher and some friends chose VOTE and I don’t know why they choose that. THANK YOU!

Kimheng Mok

wowowowowowo
I got 50% so I need to improve my English.
I will try again next time do better
thanks Mr. Adam

Javad

wow
I got 100% of this lesson. Thank you very much!! Great!

skkapadia

Thank you Adam. Now, everything is clear for me. Very good lesson!

Tanya317

Hello Adam!

Great lesson! Some time ago I asked you a question relating to compoud subject, and you told me that you were preparing a video about this topic. Many thanks for keeping your promess. I had never seen a lesson with that approach.

Until next vídeo!

Eduardo França

Very clear explanations . Thank you ☺

Htarwai13

10/10 great!! thx Adam!!

TonytoKun

Thanks Adam for the great lesson.
I have some confuses about neither/nor, either/or before watching your lecture.
Thank you again

keniuj

8/10 Thanks Adam, I know I can do it better next time!

enrique97

thanku adam

AVANISH DUBEY

i got 4 corect out for 10
teacher i wont leard grammar becouse i before understand

ikitabo2016

Is getting better and better

Marazo

Sir i like your teaching style

Naveen karthick

engVid is interesting, Specially you Adam.

polsafid

Clear lesson, Thanks Adam!

AliciaG

90%…yeeeeeyyyyy
Thank you Adam

Sumaya2019

wow, it was you helped me to get 9/10. Thanks

senulika maya

I got 9 out of 10. Thank you sir.

Kingsley Kunda

Thank you very much, Adam :) <3

sonofsun

thank u soo much 7/10

Theref

Hi sir
Your all lessons are perfect
I would like your e-mail I’d please

Reyaz baba 101@

If the sentence is like that
Neither I nor he have resigned
Neither I nor he has resigned
Which one is correct

Reyaz baba 101@

It was a difficult theme, but your explanation was clear. I’ve got 10 correct out of 10. Thanks a lot, dear Adam. Greetings from Germany.

Sevinch

Almost, effective learning. You have a nice smile which makes your lesson more attractive. I always see your lessons.I appreciate you sir.
LOVE FROM BANGLADESH??????????

Shakil34

I got 10 correct out of 10.
Thank you Adam

ivanann

My first time here, thanks for the lesson

KingWehyee

Me and Bill are going to movie. Is this correct? I read this in a children’s book.

Perfect

get cofusion about number-3. “, the students, and the parents are” what it means?

NTAhmed

Happy New Year Adam,

How do organic fruits differ from non organic ones?
Ans. They had more vitamins and anti-oxidents.
I would like to ask you why “they” is refered to non-organic fruits instead of organic ones.
Are there any rules for this?
Thank you so much.

Luckhana

7/10! Not good! But I understood this lesson.

Jerry Gu

Here is the question from my textbook, the answer to the question is enters… Can you explain it to me what is the reason to make the verb enters?

Before each new session of Parliament, the Governor General of Canada, accompanied by the Prime Minister and other dignitaries, enter the Senate Chamber to deliver the Speech from the Throne.

hannah.T.C

Adam, the clarity you bring into my mind with your lessons is captivating. Sometimes I even use it as a lullaby so that I can end my day well. While watching many other videos of yours I failed to generate doubts. However, in this video, I have a doubt. Consider the following sentences

1. The founder and CEO of the company is ready to sell.
2. The founder and CEO of the company are ready to sell.
3. The founder and the CEO of the company are ready to sell.

I used to think that the third sentence specifically tells that the founder and the CEO are different persons just by using ‘the’ before CEO. But in your video you have shared that the second sentence can also mean they are different persons. So, is the third sentence a better alternative to the second one to bring more clarity?

Sreerag86

7. The admissions officer concluded that neither Tracy nor ______ is eligible for the scholarship.

why she not me, Me Adam
and where is the collective nouns,thx

abdo

Thank you. It’s very clear and easy to understand. Could you also make a video on how to use all, any, more, most, and some as singular and plural?

wenna.2008

I got 70 out of 100, and i only answer 7 question out of 10.

Teacher adam can i repeat this quiz.

Jooph

Hello I am new here and I hope I can learn new things

araneta

I don’t really understand question number 7. Why SHE and not ME?

nirvikalpasamadhi

This platform is golden. Even though English is my first language, I am still able to improve. Thank you.

Shabathor

Thank you teacher Adam. I got 100.

Amira Abdulaziz

9 OUTTA 10

BearableScarf

Hi Adam thank you so much you are really helping but about , together with , can you explain it more I didn’t get it thank you

Sam77

Because of poor connection I cant watch your video but tnx for the test its really useful^-^ I got 10/10 and sorry to ask but as I told u I cant watch any of your videos this year I will get my English diploma so I wanna know if theres a book for vocab?

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