AVOID MAKING MISTAKES BY ARIANNITA LA GRINGA / AVOID MISTAKES MADE BY HADAR / PREVENT/SUGGEST/INSIST

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I recommend that he study a lot of books.

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[@englishsimple1052]

Good lesson sir. I didn't know that recommend must be used in a such order.

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[@Agriotes]

Thanks a lot for your work. It's really useful to whatch videos about different mistakes I started finding this mistakes in my own speech. For example today I said how is it called instead of what is it called in front of students. If I did it before I started watching your videos I would have made this mistake without noticing it

[@jaxxon98]

THESE mistakes (plural) or this MISTAKE (singular)

[@Agriotes]

I was driving at that moment, so I used the voice typing. @@jaxxon98

[@Agriotes]

I was driving so I used voice typing@@jaxxon98

[@rolisfriends6725]

If I had done it before I started watching your videos I would have made or I'd have made this mistake.....

[@Agriotes]

@@jaxxon98 Oh my god! I was voice-to-texting at that moment because I was driving my car.

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Thank you very much. Watching your videos I noticed a lot of mistakes I didn't know about english grammar. Have a nice day🤗

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PD: Sorry if there's a mistake in my writting😅

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[@otteronline6495]

Thanks, Kevin - that does make a change for me!)) Could I say: 'he recommends that restaurant to me'?

[@ivanling4102]

Could you please make a video to explain the usage of entrust? I often see examples like ‘entrust someone to do something’, are they correct? Shouldn’t we use ‘entrust someone with doing something’?

[@alexanderbeliakov]

That’s something I never heard about… l thought the difference is “I recommend you…” (as a subject) or “l recommend for you…” (something). Cool!

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

1:03 I *recommend buying* this binder

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👍👍👍

[@evanns1234567]

Can you say something about meaning of satiate, sate, gorge and how to use them ?

[@karina.pischik]

Thank you for this video, but could you help me understand, please, why the Oxford dictionary says that we can use “recommend somebody to do something” ? And it provides us with the following example: “We’d recommend you to book your flight early” Is that a mistake? Thank you in advance!!!

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[@toquyennguyen861]

I'd like to ask about using the "recommend" word. I found the structure " recommend somebody to do something" in the Oxford English and Longman dictionary. Is there something different about using it here?

[@iQueHavi]

I feel like I need to unlearn the English that I have watching from KZbinrs. Goodness, I don’t feel confident anymore

[@rolisfriends6725]

That I have been watching. Or that I have watched

[@iQueHavi]

@@rolisfriends6725 see! Now I don’t know how to write! 😅 *that I have BEEN watching..*

[@JS-sm2xc]

👍 Thank you. I have a question. I was reading a book and found the sentences with "says I". Is it correct?

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

1:35 I *recommend you watch it* *I recommend watching it*

[@an1245100]

1:43 Is this only true for American English? I have checked "youglish" with the term "recommend you to" and found 2 videos of (native I guess) British accent people speaking using this term. PS: I have checked ChatGPT and it said that `recommend you to` is not grammatically correct.

[@andreiivanovich2242]

Thanks again, Kevin!🔥🔥🔥 But I’m a little bit confused and I would be grateful to you if you somehow explain why this may happen?- long time ago I studied “English Grammar in Use” Third Edition by Raymond Murphy, and on the page 110, Unit 55 it is said that “should” is ok. And they give an example- “Jane suggested that I should ask your advice”. Kevin, I understand that sometimes it’s a big difference between school English and real English, but can I ask you to pay attention to this issue ones again? It’s very important for me to be precise. Thank you so much in advance!🙏🙏🙏

[@karina.pischik]

Plus, this book says that we can use “recommend sb to do sth…” - “I wouldn’t recommend anyone to stay in that hotel” (the same page) That’s weird 🫠🫠🫠🫠

[@andreiivanovich2242]

@@karina.pischik Yeah, that’s right. It would be great if Kevin somehow make it clear

[@elenaorozco5254]

Thanks for the lesson, but I have a question... Why the other ladies make those mistakes if they are "Native Americans" ???

[@prins1991]

No. They are not native. The one is Russian, I think, and the other is a Latina.

[@elenaorozco5254]

@@prins1991 now I get it!!! Thanks for the reply!!!👍

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

What's the difference btwn ''don't you know & do you not know''??? Why ''I know NOT what I do'' instead of ''I don't know what I do'' Why ''forget me NOT '' instead of ''don't forget me''???? Thanks iin advance

[@annogerber-kurokawa9399]

omg they both say they are native why they made such basic mistakes...unbelievable

[@natalian1382]

Thank you very much. However it is still not clear to me. Can I say: He recommended this book to me? Or should I say:He recommended reading this book? Could you please explain it in more details.

[@Xojiakbar-je1hx]

Why did you say that his doctor recommended him to exircise is not correct? I think it is correct

[@karina.pischik]

I have the same question, because the Oxford dictionary says that this structure also can be used…

[@Mh-wn6ne]

Is she really native speaker? I can’t belive…

[@luciapeimbert4783]

I can't believe how confusing it is to use the verb recommend.!!! Whoever says learning English is easy, they are definetely wrong!!!

[@ivanivan5511]

The only that left from her it's being like "Hello, I'm Arianita la gringa and I'm from American".

[@fredylopez2477]

What do you mean man ? Is that a mixture between English and Poland or what ?. 😊.

[@jaxxon98]

Polish

[@zenssdv493]

Is Hadar a native English speaker?

[@user-su4ir6me9m]

No,she is from Israel...

[@MrVonky]

a native would not make such a mistake

[@zenssdv493]

@@user-su4ir6me9m but She sounds American

[@nadya9483]

She lived in the USA for several years. She had lessons with an accent coach.@@zenssdv493

[@user-su4ir6me9m]

Can I say? My Dr recommended me not to eat sweets???

[@Victoria-gv3tl]

no, it will be "My Dr recommended I not eat sweets"

[@MrVonky]

recommended me not eating sweets

[@tristanquezadadiaz4508]

Watch the video and pay attention to it

[@english-is-fun]

The problem is BrE native speakers have no problem saying "recommend me a good book" What's more, BrE speakers don't use the subjunctive mode in everyday conversations: AmE: His doctor recommends that he exercise every day. BrE: His docotor recemmends that he exercises every day.

[@fredylopez2477]

Are you from the USA or UK. ?. I've never been to UK,so I don't know how they express it and I understand that americans say: - "recomnend a goid book TO me.". - his doctor recommends that he exercise everyday.

[@english-is-fun]

@@fredylopez2477 I can't paste a link here, so find a video called "What I Eat With a Stoma | Hannah Witton" and have a listen to what she says at 2:34 - "Do not recommend me diets."

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