Adjectives: The Grammar Gameshow Episode 18

[@RonaldoMCA376]

The actress who plays Charlene is so cute, I love her ❤❤❤

[@daliaeltwahy6428]

I love very much BBC team and stuff and many thanks for their efforts and sharing a valuable information

[@watermelon8542]

"a medium old beige American woollen suit" got me

[@vuzhe]

It was really unexpected to hear russian at the end, kinda sweet

[@beautifulmind1529]

Has leslie ever spoken Arabic?If not yet ,I am excited to hear him doing so ..since he is very talented.

[@t-rexmaster1519]

Thanks BBC now I got good grades of Ielts thanks!

[@gorodtekeli]

Leslie does speak Russian?

[@bbclearningenglish]

Yes he did! Leslie is a talented individual, Yevgeniy!

[@vitalykazakevich6026]

it was unexpected..

[@محمدالسالم-و1غ]

Thank you How can I turn verbs in English into Nouns? ment,tion,ness,ance, etc..Is there a certain rule for that?

[@dianaochoa4263]

Add ing

[@aliglimmer6071]

Is it correct to say "I've woken up very late and I was late for school"?

[@bbclearningenglish]

Hi Ali, Your sentence is almost correct, but not quite. The tenses are strange. From this sentence alone we can assume that the speaker is now either at school (after being late) or is home after school. This is because you have said 'I was late for school.' - the past simple, for a finished past action. Now look at the first part of the sentence 'I have woken up late...' - this is the present perfect. We only use the present perfect if the action is a)unfinished (which is not true because you WERE late for school and this happened after waking up late) or b)finished, but important in the present - but we don't combine the present perfect simple and the past simple in the same sentence. It would be better to say: I woke up very late and I was late for school. Your use of 'late' is correct in both cases though. We hope this answers your question.

[@andreagiraldomdphd.8376]

I was wondering if I might dare to tell You a trick? One Can use really for both adjectives and quite but The last One with different meaning. Is that truce ?

[@madamecoeurdemontespan1712]

How subtle 😉 !

[@allyssonalmeida7906]

Very nice video

[@2LMo7aMi]

I really like it . HA HAHA

[@sunkaraeliya2889]

"He is expected to be late for school " what does the adjective "expected " mean?

[@bbclearningenglish]

Expected here means likely to happen.

[@angelsamuelvazquezpolicarp8754]

I just stay cause the guy is cute lol

[@daliaeltwahy6428]

I live in a brown house .The ferocious lion run quickly . I become happy when i see my best friend . A large new red Egyptian cotton sport t-shirt .My best friend looks utterly delicious in her dress. My brother 's speech is absolutely fascinating. My niece is totally stunning.

[@nillgan11]

what is Charlene's name in real life? such a cute actress! does anybody knows her instagram?

[@jafrinsultana4073]

You give me Will's.

[@tgchan]

Thanks.