AVOID THESE COMMON MISTAKES MADE BY GIOVANA / IRREGULAR PLURALS / SHRIMP VS. SHRIMPS/FISH VS. FISHES

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[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

Another super cool and very useful lesson! Many thanks!

[@chandramaden2214]

Super duper lesson.

[@Hananinpalestine.]

She is literally lucky to be corrected by you. 😅 That will improve her English without paying you 🤭

[@elenaorozco5254]

Thank you SO much Kevin, at last I'm going to stick with a real English channel and get rid of the "impostors"👍😉❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏

[@amandavenuto5029]

I didn't know about the plural words: deer, shrimp and sheep. Thanks 😊

[@amandavenuto5029]

I'm gonna tell my 11 year old nephew to go around places naming craps and post it on KZbin as an English teacher. Because is that what those ppl are doing on social media. What blows my mind is the amount of followers they got

[@360VR]

yeah, ridiculous

[@jakeObryan283]

I've learned a lot from you thank you.

[@hoado254]

I love this video so much because it is real life in America ❤❤❤❤

[@maarufshuaibu8217]

Thanks

[@lali2alekperova219]

Thank you for the clear explanation.

[@georg727]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@user-ny6mc7wh9p]

Hello! Shrimp and shrimps are both correct. Thanks

[@goyam2981]

Shrimp, fish, fruit.

[@user-ny6mc7wh9p]

@@goyam2981 Yes the word "Fish" in the plural is also correct written "fishes"

[@amiryazdani2318]

🎉🎉🎉❤❤

[@rajafayz3061]

Appreciate it thanks from Morocco 🇲🇦❤️

[@lingamurthy8360]

As usual excellent

[@lunaazul1195]

This is very important information thank you🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@VictorPanainte]

Great content as usual. I love your work product

[@user-js2jr7lc6z]

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[@khalilaljohani6034]

The first time I send a lot thanks to that make mistake

[@dianach-fl7fw]

Could you give us all kind of plural noun list with picture illustration? No matter if it takes a long hours for us to watching

[@normaldayofvlog8831]

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[@OthmaneAHMARLAHYA]

thank you from morocco

[@Sofia-se9wv]

Thanks much!!

[@Fiend1sh3]

Well, 'shrimp' has two plural forms like 'fish'. 'Shrimps' and 'fishes' are used in reference to different species of shrimp and fish Maybe, she meant different kinds of shrimps.

[@user-di5mw9kp5m]

Thanks 👍

[@alexanderbeliakov4945]

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[@carlosalbertomendes4636]

Here in Brazil we called.... Até tú Geovana??😅😅😅

[@carlosalbertomendes4636]

Sorry....Giovana.

[@user-lt4vz2ft9h]

Greattttttt🎉

[@iiii-319]

KEvin is the best

[@marcosnorelle]

I enjoy your videos a lot, but now I'm confused. According to Oxford, Longman and Webster dictionaries, the plural of shrimp can be shrimp or shrimps. Is it American English to use only shrimp for the plural of shrimp?

[@jaxxon98]

I've never heard anyone say "shrimps."

[@fredylopez2477]

The term they use the most for plural is "shrimp" so there's no change.

[@emersonmattoz3794]

hello ..brother ..how are you ..

[@shamilhassib3161]

Hi I looked up snack and beverage in Cambridge dictionary and it shows they are nouns and not adjectives. I could be wrong but I think we could use nouns to describe other nouns, so I think Giovana is correct!

[@JuanSoares-sf8zn]

Frozen fish filets - It's because in Portuguese it's usually a construction in the singular: Filé de peixe congelado.

[@user-di5mw9kp5m]

Giovana is from Brazil... that's why.

[@ginasv1857]

Yeah ok but then why is this people “teaching “ English,they should be ashamed

[@hoado254]

please could you teach me how to appointment Doctor.how to get medicine from drug stop ….

[@rypsterhc8673]

why is "...on the snack aisle" the correct option? I would have said "...in the snack aisle"

[@fredylopez2477]

Because an "aisle" is a surface where you can move along, it's not a large space, well that's what I know.

[@goyam2981]

I've asked for help at Kroger and Whole Foods (big supermarket chains in the US) and they usually say in aisle ...

[@jaxxon98]

That's what I would've said too. "IN the snack aisle" is fine. I'm American and that sounds normal to me. I'd never say "ON the snack aisle." Maybe they use "on" on the West Coast.

[@sgdusdm8225]

shrimps😂

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

3 wi *muhn. 3 w🥛(milk) m🥛n (milk)

[@mamilinda1404]

Kevin but you can say fishes if you refer to a different species of fish.

[@fredylopez2477]

That's right but I think Kevin forgot to say that.

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

one person. two people. so why sometimes somewhere's written personS or peopleS??

[@fredylopez2477]

"PeopleS" = Human beings in general or considered collectively, humans, mankind. Example: - That illness killed two peopleS (two towns or whole cities). "PersonS" = A human being considered as an individual Example" - They were the last personS to see her.

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

Sing. mouse, plr mice. what about the plural form of the comp. part that's also called mouse??.

[@fredylopez2477]

What do you mean by "of the comp. part" ?.

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

@@fredylopez2477 computer mouse, I thought iit might be mouses

[@m61sha]

The computer peripheral devices are mice as well. By the way, there is the video with an explicit proof by Kevin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4itp4mqi76Nb5I .

[@DashanotSasha]

What about fruit? I have a feeling it has a plural form fruits but I feel like I don’t know how to use it properly

[@jansoltes971]

Fruit is a collective noun taking a singular verb: Fruit is good for you; The tree bears fruit (not fruits). The plural fruits is used in talking about different types of fruit: oranges, mangoes and other fruits.

[@DashanotSasha]

@@jansoltes971 When you say: Fruit is good for you, aren't you talking about different types of fruit?

[@jansoltes971]

@@DashanotSasha You could be. But the emphasis is likely on the general fact that it's food - similar to "Fresh clean water is good for you." or "Do you eat meat/white bread?". Here, too, the emphasis is on "food", not the "types of it". I suggest you check out Cambridge Dictionary (or any other good online one) for example sentences - you'll realize that both forms (fruit/fruits = countable/uncountable) can be used interchangeably in many situations.

[@MaryJones-fs4wf]

11:02 all women wearing pants? ? Who draw the picture?

[@jansoltes971]

AI

[@so_chan17]

I have 31 teeth for a reason.

[@user-lt4vz2ft9h]

She pronounce the word shramp that is also not correct you pronounced it shrimp n that is correct

[@fredylopez2477]

Well, she didn't say "shrAmp", the mistake she made is adding an "s" to it.

[@stanlambert7908]

Its wrong about shrips Shrimp' has two plurals. You can either say or write 'shrimp' or 'shrimps. ' However, 'shrimps' is usually used in reference to different species or different kinds of shrimp.

[@dannyjorde2677]

Same thing happens with "fish/fishes", but Kevin's correction is still valid.

[@gaminikumara4752]

Thanks for this lesson, dear teacher Kevin. It seems that this lady has no proper understanding of even the basics of the English language. May be she is one of those who have learnt English from Ariannita or Marina Mogilko. 😂

[@Endorphinn_]

Tell me I'm stupid or I'm deaf but I don't hear the difference between man and men. Don't worry, it's not you, I don't hear it, no matter who is speaking. But it's really weird to see people who strongly believe the difference is obvious when it's not for everyone ^^'

[@jaxxon98]

Interesting.

[@Endorphinn_]

@@jaxxon98 ?

[@jaxxon98]

I didn't realize it was a problem for some people. Which of the two sounds can you hear?

[@Endorphinn_]

@@jaxxon98 When Americans speak, whether they say "man" or "men", I hear the same thing: "men". It's very specific to the American accent (whether the person is from New York or Los Angeles) because I hear the difference when I listen to the British accent.

[@jaxxon98]

I wonder why that is.@@Endorphinn_

[@khalilaljohani6034]

Some time you happy but you don't know the reason

[@user-di5mw9kp5m]

She doesn't know English.

[@Patch57055]

Hey man, aren't you tired of making videos about other people's mistakes??? Can't you do anything else?

[@fredylopez2477]

Ok, first of all, I'm not defending anybody but I know what you might feel and what you might think my friend but it's the only way to know how to speak the language correctly so you'll know what to say and how to say it then you can communicate in a better way. Besides, why do they dare to teach a language which isn't their mother tongue ?, they should teach their mother tongue, the fact that they speak it, doesn't mean they can teach it correctly. They don't care about our correct learning of the language, all they care about is money and profits.

[@cookieo4874]

The best way to learn is learning from mistakes. This is not about “making videos about other people’s mistake” as you think! this is about teaching you how to avoid mistakes made by those so called “English teachers” and how to speak English correctly! If you are not interested in this, then you have your choice not to watch their videos and do something else more useful instead of leaving none sense comments. It’s very simple!

[@goyam2981]

Common mistakes are fine but they sometimes take it too far in my opinion. There's the word "courtesy" in English that should be taught and displayed.

[@goyam2981]

In the US most supermarket workers I've interacted with say "in aisle" and "on shelf". See even a native speaker can make mistakes too.

[@jaxxon98]

"In aisle" followed by a number is fine: Cookies are in aisle 10.@@goyam2981

[@user-kr4zw3ll1j]

I watch Giovana because of Giovana, not because of English

[@CoronaVirus-uy1cw]

Good job

[@jeevankumarsanapala6904]

IPA transcription for Filet is /fɪˈleɪ/, according to Cambridge online dictionary, showing Diphthong, not a monophthong long A sound. Pl explain

[@m61sha]

A long A sound is just the consistent notation that Kevin uses to describe the [eɪ] diphthong.

[@jeevankumarsanapala6904]

@@m61sha Then that can't be called long A sound, he must say diphthong A

[@khalidgatwi]

Thanks