Thanks! We had fun at these lessons. 😊

Hi. I'd use their first names to clarify: Both Tom and Bill Johnson are very rich.

So glad to hear that. Did you have your interview yet? Good luck! The truth is that many citizens (born here) should review the basics that we learned back in elementary school! I've had the thought that there should be a short quiz of just 3 questions before someone can vote. For example: (1) Name the current president and vice president. (2) Name the three branches of the US government. (3) How many stars are on the US flag and why? The citizenship exam is much harder than that.

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Glad you liked it. Yes, this is more advanced. I've heard some of my upper level private students confuse these pronouns, and I believe others need to understand the nuances, for example, familiarity/approval (this) vs. distance (that).

@@Englishwithjennifer as for me I would be glad to see more advanced things about things seem to be familiar and simple so grateful for your work and please make more videos like this one.

I'm sure I'll create more like this one. :) Please also watch my shorts. Thanks for visiting my channel.

I certainly hope so. I've lived peacefully in a small town in Massachusetts for a while now. There's always been a mix of Republicans and Democrats. It's totally possible to live together and have different views.

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Indeed! We need these words. Pronouns can be tricky, though, so I'm glad we took the time to practice these three.

Thanks for watching and sharing your view. This year has been full of unexpected happenings, and it's only July. My goal right now is to present relevant vocabulary and concepts in a way that will help people make sense of the current events. I recognize that different conclusions will be drawn. At least, those previously unfamiliar with what delegates were can now understand what arguments are being made.

It certainly could be used various contexts.

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Thank you for watching and commenting. It's certainly been an unusual election year so far. Yes, I try to leave out personal political views. As a language teacher, I just want to present the relevant vocabulary and concepts objectively so that learners can make sense of what is happening and follow discussions in various contexts. They're then better able to voice an opinion if they wish.

Pronouns sometimes have a clear reference, but other times it's more abstract or even vague. Is that what you're asking?

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This and that..its lucid.. You are an improvement on cobuild. I read the section on pronouns a few days ago. (I am now an expert on words.. My latest score on NYT wordle today was 96 out 99 in skill.. Beaten the computer three times and tied 6 times in the 14 wordles)

I consulted my favorite dictionaries as well as Longman Student Grammar of Spoken and Written English. The nuances are very interesting!

Hello. I think you may be asking about the difference between a basic statement with IT as a dummy subject versus an IT cleft. a) IT as a placeholder/dummy subject It's helpful to have quizzes in the lesson. >> The real subject is: to have quizzes in the lesson. >> Rephrasing this to: Having quizzes in the lesson is helpful. b) IT cleft It's the quizzes that make the lesson especially effective. The focus is on "the quizzes." It's followed by the adjective clause "that make the lesson especially effective." >> Rephrasing this to: The quizzes make the lesson especially effective. (without the highlight) Hope this helps.

@@Englishwithjennifer thanks ma'am, but my "that clause" is not an adjective clause, it is a noun clause. In case of adj clause, tha rephrasing is simple, but in case of noun clause, it becomes difficult to rephrasing...

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I end up mixing the two. My everyday writing combines printing with cursive. Sometimes I challenge my kids to read my handwritten notes and messages. :)

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That's wonderful! Спасибо.

Wonderful!

I'm happy you're studying with me.

You are very kind. Thank you for your beautiful words. Wishing you well!

Congratulations on your score! I'm happy you're learning from my videos. I love teaching all skills, but I especially love grammar. :) Kind regards from Massachusetts, USA!

In these short videos, I'm focusing right now on the election process to help those who are unfamiliar with the concepts and vocabulary. In my private lessons, discussions about current events take place.

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Hi. I'm Jennifer. I'm from the USA.