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Thank you so much I like the way you explanation. Please correct my writing the same time!

Legesse@15

    Thanks Legesse,

    I like the way you explain too. ;)

    Adam

That was good lesson but quite difficult

Butt2020

    Keep working at it Butt2020

    Adam

Nice lessons but I requeste munch vocabularies

Geydhe

9/10 ! Thank you Adam,you’re a very good teacher.
Could you recommand a good english grammar book ?

Sylvie76

Thank you for the useful lesson. Could you please drop some hints about names of good grammar books? Would be greatly appreciated.

misogun

I got 7/10 and wrong 3 questions, the lesson is very useful, thank Adam

nguyen van long

Thanks for your good lesson.

Soei

Hi dear teacher, I have a suggestion, please put a number or date for each of your lessons. It’s better and easier for us when we talk about them . For example I can say: Adam’s lesson 6 is about…., his lesson 68 is ….. Talking about your lessons with numbers ( or dates )of them is so better. It’s the second time that I talk about this suggestion on this web site. The best

Soei

    Hi Soei,

    Good idea. I’ll pass this suggestion on to the administrator.

    Adam

      It is an advanced topic.if any body want to understand this lesson should have advanced knowledge.

      Waqar 11312

It was very helpful I realize that I need to work on identifying nouns and verbs. thanks.

micjames

Some words in english have in portuguese her respective meaning then it’s easy to know which class of word she belongs, and they have exactly the same meaning. Some words have many others meanings.
It’s interesting how much is important to know the grammar rules like adverb ” already” and adjective ” ready” to understand better. How much knowing the grammar classification of word help to understand.
One more useful lesson Sir. Thank you.

Roberto

Thank you Adam for this difficult and daunting lesson.

beernaard

Hi teacher, thank you. I’ve understood your lesson. You always speak in a clear way. Bye

Winter

Hi, Adam. How’s it going? Can you just explain why in question number 8 that “much” present in the sentence isn’t working as an adverb? And btw, thanks for the lesson.

Celioos

    Hi Celioos,

    It is describing time (a noun), while too describes the adjective much.

    Does this help?

    Adam

Hi Adam. Great lesson. What part of speech is ‘much’ in the 8th question?

Dionisis

    Hi Dionisis (nice nickname :))

    Much is an adjective describing the noun time, while too is an adverb quantifying much.

    Hope this helps.

    Adam

      Thank you very much for your answer and your compliment. It helps. Actually, Dionysos is my real name. It’s a Greek name. Some trivia from wikipedia: ‘Dionysus or Dionysos[a] is the god of the grape-harvest, winemaking and wine, of fertility, ritual madness, religious ecstasy, festivity and theatre in ancient Greek religion and myth’.

      Dionisis

Hey Adam. I did not understand in fourth question why “not” is adverb?

DinDim

    Hi DinDim,

    Not modifies an adjective (not hungry, not sick, etc.) Adverbs modify adjectives or verbs.

    Does this help?

    Adam

Hi Adam ,I can remember those types of adverb and ajectives.I Just do not know how to use it to describe a subject or a object .and i do not know how to organize them in a correct space.It really makes me very confused.Because our CHINESE is so different with ENGLISH ,In CHINESE we put the adverb in front of the subject and adverb and ajectives.

vincent1986

    Hi Vincent,

    Chinese grammar arrangements are very different. The key is not to approach English through the view of another language.

    Adverbs are always placed close to the words they modify. It really has nothing to so with subject or object since you can use an adverb to modify an adjective or a verb. An adjective can be used with a noun subject or object, but it can also be used with other parts of the sentence. The key is to know which word is modifying which other word.

    Does this help?

    Adam

Hello I want to take this special opportunity to thank you
Your the special man. I have a question?

Silas aime

    Hi Silas,

    Thank you. What is your question?

    Adam

Hello Adam,
How are you getting on?
I have a one question to you.
How about this: “I’m thinking?” Is it correct?
It’s stative verb but I’ve seen it many times.

I look forward to your reply.
All the best

marcin95

    Hi Marcin,

    Think is a special verb. It can be an action verb (actually calculating something in your mind) or a stative verb (have an opinion):

    I’m thinking about getting a new car– considering it in my mind in terms of cost, insurance, safety, etc.

    I think cars are bad for the environment– opinion.

    Does this help?

    Adam

      Yes, it did. Many thanks Adam.
      Stay healthy.
      Talk soon. ;)

      marcin95

Hello Rebecca,
As you see my result,please do you advise to me that how i will improve my English.do you have lessons on ADVERS.

Malik Ibadat

    HI Malik,

    This is Adam, but I hope i can help.

    This lesson is on adverbs, but you can also use the search function in this website to look for other lessons on adverbs.

    Good luck :)

    Adam

Thank you Adam, your class was amazing!

patry dias

Thank you for useful lesson.

liolam

thank you for lesson. thank you adam

izhwaaq m

hi it was a great lesson thank you so much

ranzh

Thanks

emmamed4

Hi I’m Hadez you are very good teacher.
Can you help me for choice good english grammar book

Hafez1992

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tomato715

    I see your comment here Tomato715.

    If you mean YouTube, it is blocked in China. You may need to use a VPN.

    Adam

Adam thank You very much for Your lessons.

Pavel Kumpan

Sir I like your lessons.
I am confusing about finite verbs

Reyaz baba 101@

Great and an important lesson. Thanks.

nancy61

Thank you everyone. Sorry for the late replies .

:)

Adam

hi adam you are really good teacher. I want to ask something about your videos order, In which order should I watch your videos?

fianchettto

    Hi Fianchetto,

    There is no real order. You can watch by topic you are interested in and then move around to other ones.

    You can use the search box on this site to find videos about things that you want to understand better.

    Hope this helps.

    Adam

I like so much your way of teaching.

Emmanuel Moreno Chinamula

Can you suggest any particular american english grammar book?
thanks

Perfect

Hi! wow finally I could understand a little bit more that complicated topic,just a doubt, I thought MUCH was an adverb, so what is it? thanks a lot

jazzgarcia

Thank you Adam,this lesson a little bit hard for me…

AFSHINAZS

I would like to learn grammar deeply because I have some difficulties.
Adam, how can I contact you?
Can I take a course?

Nikuli

I just join in the lesson and I got 9 correct out of 10 after I watched this Video. Thank you very much.

Lily Sirigorn

Hi Adam,
You made quite interesting quizzes that will automatically improve our English.
Thanks SIR

Arshad 1122

Ok,Thank you for lesson.

Mbuta51

thank you for a good lesson

abdu1122

THANKS PROFESSOR

Wilson Barrera

There are two similar adjectives: accountable and responsible (for). There is a slight difference in meaning, but I have heard people say ‘responsible’ where I would rather expect ‘accountable’. How much of an error is it, if at all? Can one say ‘he should be held accountable for that’ or ‘be held responsible’ – interchangeably?

nutondev

Hi Mrs. Adam my vocabulary very poor. what kind of advice have to me

Akmal19

Hi Adam. This lesson is very help full, but I would like you give us a whole sentence of new vocabulary then circle adverbs that we have been learning about different types of verbs: such as active/passive, transitive/intransitive, state, linking/copula, modal, and auxiliary. I have a little confuse.
Thanks so much . You’re awesome a professor.

Thu Nguyen

thunguyen3

Hey Adam,
Thank you very much for your teaching! I have a question for adverb: how should we put an adverb in a sentence correctly? What is the rule of adverb position?

Thank you!

Rebecca

RebeccaFFFVO

A million thanks for your outstanding lesson sir!It’s so useful and very clear,more informative.I really love your lesson as always.

Prasunan

Hi Adam,
is there any chance will you have finished next lesson of parts of speech by the end of the year?

All best.

marcin95

You are amazing Adam,
Could you please explain to me in the sentence ‘This is a hard exercise’ hard is an adjective or an adverd and why?
Thanks you very much,
Hang

Hang Kim

    i think; it is an adjective here

    marcus@eric

THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR …IT HELPED A LOT, I WANT TO ASK IS THERE ANY VIDEO FOR ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE???????

POONAM SINGH

I got 100, 10 correct out of 10

marcus@eric

Thanks Adam.

km102

Professor I read in Linguee dictionary that “too” and “much” words are considered adverbs. In the test, question no.8, the correct answer considered only “too”. Why?, May be because “too much” is considered an adverbs too. Thanks

josep2018

thank you

ali

How many adverbs are in the following sentence?
“Too much free time often makes people act strangely.”
2
3
4
5

why 3？ I think 4

Paul

I got 7 out of 10.

LAKHIKANT MURMU

This lesson very helful to get to know the adverb modify and cannot modify, but are very confusing like
the number 8 and the question number 9.
Thank you for your lesson Adam I will watch it again

thunguyen3

I got it 10 of 10! My first time. Reviewing lessons from the beginning. Es bueno empezar a revisar las lecciones desde el principio.

marialeonor

Hello Adam) got a bit confused about one task in your quiz . if much is not an adverb then what is it?

Olya90210

Teacher Adam I am very happy 9/10 Thanks a lot

FANNY VASQUEZ

I’ve learned a lot from this lesson. thank you for teaching us through online. from Mindanao Philippines

richardengvid01

Thank you Adam! It is an interesting lesson. Could be possible that we have a lesson about adverbs placement?

karinajj

Hello from Taiwan. I learned a lot. Thank you. You are the best.

rockett6554

This is a little note to let you know just how helpful you have been. You’re such an amazing teacher and I hope you know that! Thank you!
with all my respect

sogol94

Thank you. I do need to improve this section.

iliapc

Hi Adam, can you tell me an English grammar book? I would say i am an intermediate student.

Thank you

TRISHA2409

Thank you very much, Mr. Adam. This was a very difficult part till I watched this video. I want to learn much more about this.

GayanaP

Always useful elements!!! You’re such a good teacher, Adam!!

saranda1

what a great teacher you are !
relly apperciate your efforts(:

fadoua75

100 /100 wow

elisaucros

9/10 Thanks, Adam!

viacheslavkr

THANKS ADAM, IT WAS EXCELLENT

OLIVEROSJO

Hi Adam,
I have started watching the lessons and it’s really refreshing and helping clear many of the concepts. Your teaching is so good and thoroughly enjoying it.

I have a question though. I came across a sentence like “You both together or individually have never visited my country” and wondering about the adverb “individually” which seems to describe/modify the pronoun “You” whereas an adverb supposedly modify verb, adjective or adverb. Can you please explain ?

Thanks,
Subhrajit

Subhraz

Thank you for the useful lesson.

Abdul Salam Qaderi

This lessons is very useful.
Thanks Adam!

exquilax

thanks a lot teacher.
10/10

Abdul Wasi Ezatian

Good day Adam. I’m not sure about what a part of sentence are worlds: what, where, how etc.

Roman Matveev

Adam. I got confused with the word “much” in the 8th question. Is not it an adverb?

Roman Matveev

Thank you Teacher Adam. I got 8/10

Amira Abdulaziz

I got 7 from 10. Thank You Sir.

Mamun13

Hi Adam- I love your lessons, really clear and easy to understand!
As an NQT in TESOL, what grammar books would you recommend? The same as above? Thank you for the inspiration! :)

Carlsby

Hi Adam. Would you say that ‘believe’ in the sentence “I do not for a moment believe” is a transitiv verb?

// Anette :)

Anette G.

Dear teacher can you a suggest a good grammar book please?

Shahid1212

MUCH seems be a digital. I also stumbled over this word.

Costakon

thanks for you lesson

IvDzen

Thank you. I got 7 of 10.

tampubolon

Thanks, I got 8 of 10

Starry Zhang

Why is “much” not considered an adverb in question 8?

AndyQ

Thanks sir! I got 8/10

Nur007.v

Thank you for the lesson, Adam.

AndreiVodolagin
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