Is it hard for you to ask questions in English? Let’s make it easy! Watch and learn the secret to asking questions correctly every time. It depends if you’re talking about the subject or the object. What’s a subject? What’s an object? My simple examples in the present, past, and future tenses will help you understand and upgrade your English, in just 10 minutes. You can do it!
Thanks ma’am , ma’am you about more examples of subject ,verb and object
Shoaib1122
I really appreciate this video! Thank you Rebecca!!
JJJR
I’m sorry Rebecca! Thank you for the lesson. But I can’t watch your video, because youtub and telegram do not activity in Russia.
Thank!
Nick K
Dear Rebecca, thank you for forgotten grammar. Who did you teach? I think, me too. What about a lesson about who and who(m)?
Arminius
9/10 thx
ignaciodeuy
This is a good lesson about how to phrase questions.
Who teaches English? Rebecca (subject)
What does Rebecca teach? English (object)
Whom did Rebecca teach English? Arminius
(is this an indirect object?)
Sangeetha Struck
I’ve been following you with great appreciation for so many years; if I were in your shoes, I would also include “Who” questions using *do*, *does*, and *did* in this video—examples like “Who calls?” or “Who do you call?”
justkml
I really like learning
Ifrah@66
Your lesson was absolutely educative and invaluable. I got 10 out of 10. Actually, I thought the quiz was going to be a breeze because it looked like one. However, after I had done some I became confused as I went further beI needed to understand and decipher the underlying meaning of some sentences to enable me chose the appropriate answer. Eventually, I did really well!
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Thanks ma’am , ma’am you about more examples of subject ,verb and object
I really appreciate this video! Thank you Rebecca!!
I’m sorry Rebecca! Thank you for the lesson. But I can’t watch your video, because youtub and telegram do not activity in Russia.
Thank!
Dear Rebecca, thank you for forgotten grammar. Who did you teach? I think, me too. What about a lesson about who and who(m)?
9/10 thx
This is a good lesson about how to phrase questions.
Who teaches English? Rebecca (subject)
What does Rebecca teach? English (object)
Whom did Rebecca teach English? Arminius
(is this an indirect object?)
I’ve been following you with great appreciation for so many years; if I were in your shoes, I would also include “Who” questions using *do*, *does*, and *did* in this video—examples like “Who calls?” or “Who do you call?”
I really like learning
Your lesson was absolutely educative and invaluable. I got 10 out of 10. Actually, I thought the quiz was going to be a breeze because it looked like one. However, after I had done some I became confused as I went further beI needed to understand and decipher the underlying meaning of some sentences to enable me chose the appropriate answer. Eventually, I did really well!