I always love your videos! Writing my exam soon; I’m aiming to get a distinction💪😸

You explain in a wonderful way❤.

My guy, You're opening new doors for me!

Ex Army guy, here. Maaan, thank you for your great work! I really appreciate your content!

i be scared from the difficulties which might I face when i came to learn something new in Linguistics, untiiiiiil i see that you have a video in it. i feel good, and I tell myself No worries Mr Evan AShworth will explain it well, Serious, and he will greet us by His own way (Hi, thank you for turn....). I really appreciate your efforts

i cant believe i understood it this easily😳 amazing videos!!! thankyouu

😊😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Ty 2 you❤

we are in 2024 and this video is always the best about syntax

You are a savior🙌🏽🫡

Thank you very much, it really helps me

You are amazing sir The way you explain is really amazing Thank You So Much Pls continue 🙏

Thanks for saving me. This is the better explanation

The last violation took me in the heart. :D

Thank you very much. I’m studying in the university and the explanation wasn’t very good, but after this video I understood a lot of things. Thank you for it❤❤❤❤❤

Thank you for your useful videos . I studied Linguistics in my MA . I studied syntax and phonology. I wonder if you have explained the Optimality Theory and how is going these days among linguists?

I just like how you explaine all this stuff.🎉🎉🎉thanks

I am watching this a week before my exams. Thank you for making me understand what my lecturer couldn't in just 14 minutes. You are a great teacher!!

Thank you very much. Absolutely clear video, perfect!

Thanks you Teacher 🎉 you explain very well ❤

anyone here a master's degree student in linguistics? if so would u recommend a university for such degree in uk. thank u

English was never my strongest area in school, My strongest areas were science, math, and American government. Adverbs was something that always confused me.

Very interesting courses thank you Sir

Great videos! Thanks for sharing!

first of all thanks a lot for ur smooth explanation, but can you share with us accurate method to write these answers in an exam?

you aged like a wine

Thank you so much❤

❤❤ 0:03

❤❤❤

The best of all been struggling with this but now the confidence I have 🥺

The Bob Ross of Syntax ❤

Watching your videos in 2024 from Morocco 😁 you made it look so easy. Thank you!

Free Palestine

Thank u from Algeria 🇩🇿 Vive Palestine 🇵🇸

how did the "man" become a verb?

I wouldn't be so afraid of syntax if you were my professor, I never thought it could be fun🥺

You just helped to have courage to go through my exams!

Thank you for making me understand it easier😭

I’ve never felt this confident about my knowledge. Thank you so much

"Vomits on the carpet..." was too personal :d

Thank you so much for this comprehensible explanation. I hope you will make more videos.

Ah, thank you so much. That's very helpful

La intencionalidad es definida en la tradición psicologista como una propiedad de la mente (o conciencia) que consiste en que sus estados (los estados de conciencia o mentales) están dirigidos hacia algo, se relacionen o traten acerca de algo, que es su contenido u objeto intencional. Pero este objeto intencional es algo exclusivamente mental, retengamos esto. El lenguaje se encarga de expresar solo ese contenido mental y no una realidad del mundo externa a la mente, con su valor de verdad o falsedad. Siempre que pienso, pienso algo. No es posible pensamiento sin contenido. Pero ¿cómo se relaciona este psicologismo con la filosofía del lenguaje de Grice? ¿Cómo se establece la relación significado-mente? Pues bien, de modo tradicional, el estudio de la mente y de los conceptos o contenidos mentales se ha basado en el estudio de su expresión en el lenguaje, en el análisis de cómo el lenguaje expresa los contenidos mentales: cómo decimos las cosas que pensamos, de qué modo las expresamos. En este sentido, para Grice existen dos elementos del lenguaje que cumplen el rol de ejes referenciales: 1) las oraciones de actitud proposicional y 2) los nombres comunes (o términos generales).

Thank you Evan, you are really a great teacher

Mr. Ashworth, it's so good that you talk about such issues in linguistics and language, which most people perhaps overlook. Also, I think the term "Cultural Genocide" which had been frequently used by a Turkish professor plays a huge role in this issue. Some countries are trying to gain political advantage by replacing the official languages ​​of other countries with their own using social manipulation and making these countries' education language their own language. I think such issues like this in linguistics are not spoken enough, I'm so grateful that you, sir make this type of content. I'm eagerly looking forward to more of your videos. Please keep going on!!! Love from Turkey 🙂

What about irregular verb like become became and syllabus syllabi

Excellent video

Thank you so much for making this video ♡♡ I'm a new subscriber from Morocco 🇲🇦

More helpful example of structural ambiguity is "Flying plane can be dangerous"

SUPER HELPFUL!!!