Complex Sentences & Sentence Fragments - Smrt Live Class with Shaun #3

[@CK-vo9wl]

I’m grateful to have had such an awesome teacher like you!

[@memo6032]

This series answers every question I've ever had concerning punctuation but was never given answers for. Ironically, teachers still expect us to know these rules without even explaining them and take away marks in writings because of them. It 's as if it's something we should all know.

[@TheDeathangeel]

I cannot thank enough for your lesson, it is great. I wish if everyone would follow you, it is so much helpful, easy to understand and clear like crystal. In fact I am so much surprised because few people have seen this video. Please continue and never stop.

[@ferminlujano5151]

I truly appreciate your work. It's important to learn these concepts. As a student, I am putting my best effort in school.

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This video was very informative, and easy to follow along with. Great job!

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[@egementanik2170]

I think the reason why #3 is a simple sentence is not only because there is one subject, but also that there is only one verb: The only verb that interacts with the subject "airlines" is "continue". The raising of fees and the reduction services happen at the same time and that there is an inverse relation between the two over time is the idea here. As you have mentioned a simple sentence can have one idea and I think that one idea here is the continuing inverse correlation between the two. So "airlines continue to a) reduce sevices and b) raise fees for the customer." with an emphasis on "continue".

[@learnerlearner2189]

Thanks! Shaun. You are an extremely great teacher.I have had a problem with compound sentences which includes 'Conjunctive adverbs'. I didn't know what type of sentences they exactly are, and it was so confusing for me.You are a great help to me. Thanks for all of your kind work. If I thank you thousand times is n't enough.Wish you live a long life.You are all volunteer helpers to us.

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Finally I found someone who can teach better English. Thank you, Shaun.

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because the lesson was very helpful, I decided to watch it again.

[@spitfirarez]

Thank you so much for your efforts.

[@OmarOmar-up9yb]

I love you’re lesson it was so interesting

[@ravyphone8808]

Can you help me correct the article below? Mari was clever and helpful in the family as well. She did not go out like her brothers. She was always at home watching her mother cooked food. When she was on halidays, she did not learn herself. She taught herself to sing and dance with her siblings. She attended the LWB Family Sangkran and danced with friends after meals and then she went to the pagoda with her siblings and mum. For her home activities, she helped to do some of house works. She helped collect clothes and kept them as she usually did before. She was not sick, she stayed heathy and strong as normal this month. There was no concern about her this month. She wasn't afraid of others anymore.

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[@zainab9727]

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[@Thetrurth]

Great video and informative.

[@MKSundaram]

Good work! keep it up! Could you tell us where I can find more exercise for practice? (with keys)

[@ChristianGallo]

Very excellent class! Keep on this way!

[@bigbluetrex__8475]

You should be able to have because at the beginning of a sentence but only in informal writing

[@7ndooda436]

Who is an amazing way to explain the deference between the types of English sentence.

[@rickysidhu4709]

Crystal clear

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[@weiwei36362]

great lesson

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[@khanhussain3338]

If i write before answer the question, read the instructions carefully . It's right

[@mandeepjaura3968]

You are brilliant teacher because I never learnt sentence formation this way(complex sentence :p )

[@memo6032]

I know right! At school they just tell you use a variety of sentence structures: compound, simple..etc. without even explaining what each one means and even when they do, it's just for a few 5 minutes without giving us any exercises to practice in order to make the concepts stick!

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[@hameedgalaxy13abdulmughni54]

Can we use subordinatiog conjunctions instead of coordinating conjunctions in compound sentences?

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Hello very good video

[@imruj37]

Thank you sir, Wish you were our professor :)

[@andreaoricci2422]

b) Before it won't be able to keep up with the competition, the company needs to make changes to its products.

[@brianskibo5886]

Hi. This is a transcript from a video. I have a couple of questions. First, the two sentences share the same adjective (problems). Does this mean there is a comparison of the same idea because it shares the same description? That is, the speaker is equating cancer and addiction? Secondly, how would you combine the two sentences to make one sentence? Thank you.

[@ferminlujano5151]

Thank you so much.

[@bhargavvirani9611]

Sir I have think in my native language but it wouldn't easy for me to write in english.sir give me such suggest to improve and write complax sentences through it I got 6.5 band in writing in ielts

[@seemasood3840]

for b- can we simply remove punctuation and then does it become complex sentence.

[@entenglishnewspapertrainer6421]

Sir please tell me the uses ofpast simple+if+had+been+able....??

[@MonroeCS]

Where can I find the phrases and clauses independent independent video?

[@shakil3535]

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[@needaroid]

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[@ayaanking4177]

sir than for the great lesson

[@manshipatel5351]

Can I use either and or for sentence b. Like either the company needs to make changes to its product or it won't be able to......

[@saimahuma9864]

Great work. Very helpful. Really appreciate. I've a question, have you done any lesson on the essay structures? In particular, for IELTS part 2 tasks. Waiting for your quick reply. Many Thanks

[@smrtenglish]

Hey Saima Huma, We do have a video on Basic Essay Structure, here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYGXl62Yr9yqd8k I hope its helpful!

[@MonroeCS]

Here because I’m studying for the Teas test

[@merinasubba1267]

I have a problem in understanding complex sentences so please can u just help me.

[@halaariki6330]

👍👍

[@seemasood3840]

sir please discuss how to write descriptive essay in your future videos.

[@lynnblakegolf]

Love the show and have now watched many episodes. Question: At 20:05 here, the sentence reads, "The man, who I had never met before, was looking at me strangely." Shouldn't the introducing relative pronoun be "whom" (because it's the *object* in its own clause)?

[@paulosandsten983]

That is correct. However, there are times when you don't use whom even when the grammar say so as it sounds unnatural. Just an assumption; therefore, you shouldn't take my answer for granted.

[@shaunmacleod2371]

You're right. It's a good example of the battle between rules and usage. "whom" would be grammatically correct, but in common practice, people simply say "who". Thanks for watching and for the comment!

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Great

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Could you do this lecture live ....

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Hi

[@mokdad1120]

please cSir could please tell me how to enroll to your classes . I live in Ohio state and i want to improve my language . thank you Mr Shaun

[@dadfkr3284]

I have been studying sentence structure for many times but I couldn't understand it ,what can I do guys

[@EducationalSupportSulaimanKhan]

Kindly sir guide me for the fetch notes I am unable to do so

[@seemasood3840]

if a sentence starts with therefore doesn't it become a dependent clause.

[@adamenahadama8181]

Sarah she is taking private lessons twice a week to prepare for her IELTS test because she needs to score a 6.5.

[@martinvu6922]

You don't need to have the pronoun she right after Sarah. The noun Sarah can stand on its own.

[@bhikkhusopaka963]

Hello, Sir, would it be possible for you to share the notes?

[@TheDeathangeel]

Please could you let me know how to be a student in Smrt English. When I want to enroll in any course, they asked for the code of the course. I could not figure out how to have to code fr any course. Could you please help me in this.

[@ahmadjaradat2085]

Che Givare Simpl

[@seemasood3840]

Are u still active on this channel?

[@ayaanking4177]

thanks sir thanks

[@amanjotkaur6887]

hloo shaun

[@somahaieluehungyo5127]

Can we change this sentence into complex, sir? "In addition to being lonely, he is weak"

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[@sohagahmed6751]

Good lesson,,,I like your beautiful smile

[@steffimathews1168]

From d complex sentences given to make I have a doubt about 'e' Even after making it a complex sentence with conjections there is no dependent clause in any of the answers and even I coudnt make one.

[@sebastianholguin9761]

Hi sean , I hope everything is ok , I want to take lessons with you! , is it possible ? Regards

[@feeonlineschool2080]

its difficult to find out live class, would you provide the information on which your class is given?

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