If you know these 10 English grammar rules, your English is amazing!

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Do you know these 10 English grammar rules? If you do, your English is amazing!
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0:00 Introduction
0:30 FREE PDF
01:23 Question 1
02:11 Question 2
03:12 Question 3
04:02 Question 4
04:58 Question 5
06:09 Question 6
07:17 Question 7
08:05 Question 8
08:49 Question 9
09:27 Question 10
10:44 FREE PDF
10:55 C1 Programme
11:38 OUTRO
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All Comments (21)
  • @totallyshatteredvids7446
    I got 9/10 correct. Very tricky subject with so many pet peeves for me. I truly hate when people mash probably and possibly together. Please, make a video about this so everyone understands the use of these two words. Thank you for educating the masses better than most teachers today!
  • @tsymbalanna1160
    Such an amazing lesson! Thank you a lot! I really want to watch more of this kind!
  • @odinabonumirkhamidova
    Please teacher make like this quiz test about idioms too. Thank you for your challenge and it was a historic, memorable video ever!
  • @Francesye
    This is super helpful. Thanks, Lucy!
  • @robertszacki1628
    Thank you for another amazing lesson! This was a hard one for me, but I have heard from British people (been corresponding with them via e-mail) that I have good vocabulary, but poor English grammar. 🙂I answered correctly some of the 10 questions. I like to insert comma before "and" in a list of items. "A historic" and "An historic" is also familiar to me. P.S. As an interesting fact, I've learned the direct-object and indirect-object in sentences thanks to the descriptive text-adventure games in English.
  • @soniacossa1868
    Thank you teacher, I've been learning a long time but I'm still having some difficulty with grammar English. I feel that I m getting better as well.❤Hugs.
  • @tywinlannister8015
    I never formally learned any of those. I keep being surprised that I get stuff right on instinct, not having a clue as to how the rule actually operates. I didn't guess number 8. But I got all the rest... It's amusing how confused I can get when I hear the explanation of something I just do naturally.
  • @01Bonnie03
    I got 8 out of 10 correct, taking multiple choice into account. Thanks Lucy for this video.