But or Whereas for Compare and Contrast

[@maqsoodalam519]

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[@Erlkis]

Thank you :)

[@gilmanromero7488]

You are the most beautiful teacher that i have never seen .but......

[@Erlkis]

Ha Ha... 😂

[@nikhilverma1035]

Teacher, I have seen your two videos only. You are a very good teacher.

[@alessandrocossu1466]

Love your style! Simple and clear!

[@MrClarkky]

I have learned again. Thank you Maam.

[@elviradenise5467]

Thank You So Much 🥰. The video is explicit and very easy to understand.

[@brotherkindprince4018]

Good job teacher 👩‍🏫

[@littlelamyahmom1434]

Thank u mam.. I got my conception cleared

[@Erlkis]

You're welcome. 👍

[@femienglish6003]

Thanks very much. Your explanation was helpful

[@joshwa4989]

Top notch video😇

[@MrFaisallhr]

I like your simple sentences to explain . Please make a video on the word (otherwise) if you can . Thanks

[@Erlkis]

Glad you liked it. I'll put 'otherwise' on my 'to do list'. Lol :)

[@fazilpeerally5288]

Hello! The video lesson is very helpful and interesting. It helps us understanding their usage and meaning in sentences. Making such kind of video lesson requires lots of experience. Hats off to you! May I kindly request you to make a video lesson about the usage and meaning of the phrase " by the same token " in sentence. I would be much obliged. Thanking you for your hard work and dedication. Best Wishes, Fazil

[@Erlkis]

I'm happy that this video has helped you, Fazil. I will put "by the same token" on my list of videos to create. This phrase simply means "in the same way". For example, "Don't be so negative about this job prospect, but, by the same token, stay positive because you have all the credentials." I will make a video on this in the near future. Have a great day! :)

[@nishantjain4439]

Superb video

[@Erlkis]

Thank you. 🙂

[@shaimaa247]

Many thanks now i understand 👍 ❤

[@oscarperezraggio1264]

Nice explanation! Thank you very much

[@martina9181]

Hi! Is " I used to be strong whereas I am not anymore" a right sentence? Thank you 🙏❤️

[@Erlkis]

I used to be strong, but not anymore. There is only one subject in this sentence - 'I'. I used to be strong. I'm not strong anymore. If you remove the subject 'I' from the second phrase, which you can do, you can see imediately that you need to use 'but'. I used to be strong, whereas not anymore. X (This doesn't sound right.) I used to be strong, but not anymore. Yes (This is correct.) :)

[@noriotakemoto1462]

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[@renukadandapuri6896]

It's realy great thanks mam

[@newharg5548]

Great job thank you

[@moniquelima9435]

You are perfect!

[@abeermohammed803]

I like it ,thanks so much

[@Erlkis]

You're welcome :)

[@MrFaisallhr]

Thanks from Pakistan

[@mariaterezaborges8055]

I love it! Thank you.

[@Erlkis]

You're welcome. 🙂

[@rox8552]

Good

[@nilofershariat2803]

Good job🌹

[@Erlkis]

Thank you. I'm glad you liked it :)

[@tahir95soyalcom]

This viedeo was very helpful, whereas the other one wasn't : )

[@تلاواتالقارئحسامالدوسري]

Cheers 😘 a heart for me

[@synthc1786]

thank so much!

[@mariadelcarmenrondal3067]

Why in the sentence about the blue and red car, the answer is but? she said it is because we still talk about cars ..... but why in the example of right eye and left eye she uses "whereas "? I understand it can be the same as cars because we still talking about eyes. ?'' It confused me

[@Erlkis]

Hi there, This is one those topics where teachers have different opinions on which word to use. I've used 'but' for the cars because the difference is 'price' rather than the car itself; one is cheaper than the other. Whilst we are talking about a 'car', they are both very different with different price tags. The example of 'eyes' belong to the same person. The mechanism of the eye is the same, therefore referring to a comparison, rather than difference. It just so happens that one of the eyes is behaving differently. :)

[@ismail8454]

Can we use "while" rather than " "whereas "?

[@Erlkis]

Hi there, Yes, you can use 'while' when doing a comparison, but not when used for time. For example, "Jackie chopped the salad while I peeled the potatoes." You can't say, "Jackie chopped the salad, whereas I peeled the potatoes." :) I'm planning on doing another video to talk about the difference between 'whereas' and 'while'.

[@personstv6593]

Recommended

[@tariqru]

Thanks 😊

[@morhafasfoor2108]

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[@morhafasfoor2108]

Thanks

[@joelmasamba6762]

Oh my gosh!!! Your lessons are rather helpful I'd rather you kept don't doing it for us

[@EC-cr8wt]

Drinking coffee in a rainy night evening wheras watching and enjoying this helpful video 🙂. Does this sound natural ?

[@tkondja]

No.. maybe while would work

[@EC-cr8wt]

@@sup7738 but I was not referring to my friends I was referring to my self enjoying the time while its been raining and drinking a good cup of coffee. 🤷‍♂️

[@EC-cr8wt]

@@sup7738 how would you said my sentence on the right way then ?

[@EC-cr8wt]

@@sup7738 there you go here comes the bully childish exposed your self then 👏👍

[@tranghoang6248]

I am still confused about but and whereas. I must practice more!

[@mehmetali37]

i liked the video BUT please check your microphone.

[@Erlkis]

?? The sound is perfect on my computer.

[@mehmetali37]

@@Erlkis in general the sound is good but sometimes, when you move (when your jacket touches somewhere) i hear a disturbing sound.This is just an advice from an audience:) Apart from this technical issue, thanks a lot!

[@learningenglishwithindrajeetks]

Please help me fill the blanks with BUT/WHEREAS I am poor ..... He is rich. I like her ..... She doesn't( like me). I like her ..... She likes him. I am happy ..... He isn't happy.

[@Erlkis]

1. ...whereas... 2. ...but... 3. ...but... 4. ...whereas... 🙂

[@peerawatp175]

whereas = while?