DIRECT and INDIRECT objects | levels A2 - C1 plus TEST!

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

blog post: arnelseverydayenglish.com/direct-and-indirect-objects-levels-a2-c1/ ⏰TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 introduction 00:43 A2 level 07:40 A2 test 08:12 B1 level 12:48 B1 test 13:26 B2 level 18:50 B2 test 19:32 C1 level 20:56 C1 test

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[@miguelsuarez4916]

I've been learning English for a while and the direct and indirect objects were always very confusing things for me. Now, they're completely clear to me thanks to you Arnel, thank you very much! I also want to appreciate the incredible work you did, this lesson is very clear and explains everything well. You did amazing! Congratulations and thank you

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Honestly speaking, I used to have no clue how I got all this info in my head ,back then, when I was learning English until someone brought up the great benefits of reading.Thanks to it, now, I can assure you that I unconsciously speak the language following all those rules. Luckly, I took up the habit of reading because I grew fond of popular stories and novels. That's why, I highly recommend that everyone read a lot of books while taking B1 and B2 lessons. All the same, I appreciate your effort so much by creating this interesting grammar videos. I hope I can become a great teacher as much as you are. By the way, you explained the info perfectly well.

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[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

I'm really happy you liked my explanation. Thank you! :)

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[@manuelgordillo520]

After taking this lesson, I had a brain attack, so I have just arrived at a madhouse for restyling for 2 weeks. When the doctor told me an intense direct treatment so as to a quick indirect healing and remedy, I killed him. Nevertheless, wonderful, fantastic, and stunning good job. I love how you chop into a bit pieces so as to students could understand better.

[@BrookeVillanyiMusic]

As an english speaker learning other languages, this is SO helpful. We dont really learn DOs or IDOs as native speakers, and when we learn other languages it is so difficult for us to understand.

[@walikhayyam2860]

the best way of teaching. completely understood the concept direct indirect objects.

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[@cristians3363]

Hi Arnel. In some languages that have cases, direct object is always in accusative case and indirect object is always in dative case. The nouns or pronouns are inflected in different ways, so they look quite different. If you have to explain this to one person whose native language is one of these inflected languages, just ask him or her to construct one sentence with direct object and one with an indirect object. Everything will become clear in his/her mind, instantly. Your lessons are the best! ..If not THE best !!

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[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

I'm so happy you like my lessons Nima! Thank you so much :)

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I like the tip showing which is transitive and intransitive verb in a dictionary

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Good morning! Please make a video about the subjunctive mood! Everyone somehow tries to cover topics and talk about anything but this. At the same time, without the subjunctive mood, it is impossible to read anything. You are good at revealing the structure and beautifully graphically showing the meaning of the problem! I'm really looking forward to it, because I'm confused about should, have, etc.

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That's so kind of you. Thank you so much Ayouba! :)

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[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

I'm so happy to hear that Hannah! Thank you so much :) :)

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[@FormerlyGrammarDetective]

Thank you for this.I think this is one of the least understood or taught topics in grammar. This and transitivity. Learners will appreciate this.

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Thank you so much Paul! You're right, this topic isn't really covered/shown in that many places. :)

[@FormerlyGrammarDetective]

@@ArnelsEverydayEnglish I actually had to make a two-part video in order to finally feel like I had given my learners a full explanation of transitivity and objects. I'd be honored if you'd check it out sometime: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHqUiGlvoLqYnc0

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Thank you very much for the video, happy to know that now I know the first level of this lesson, now going to watch further

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You made it so much clearer

[@Dorjoe11]

Thank you so much for making this video! I’m using it to learn the 6 Russian cases. Identifying the subj, verb, D.O, and I.O. are crucial for being able to place the correct ending on each word in Russian. Your video reminded me of how to find the object in a sentence, as well as, the fact that some sentences have none. This is great practice, but I don’t worry about intransitive verbs. I guess I just automatically know when I need one, as a native English speaker. So applying them to Russian will be a no brainer I guess. But I understand your main purpose is to teach English 😅 Just wanted to say thanks for making something that helped me! 🙏🏽

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[@Student01-k7l]

I am confused about one thing, " A policeman was asking a question to me" You said this was incorrect, but during the exercise in B1 (those 7 questions) how can Louis gave a note to Chloe. be Direct object. and David showed his guitar collection to me, also being the direct object?

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Dear Arnel, I've been watching your lessons for more than two years. My level was intermediate, now C1. But, still I am struggling with my writing skills. Can you make videos on C1 level. Thank you so much🙏

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I'm so happy you like my videos Nathasha! Thank you so much :) :)

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Excellent explanations. Thanks!

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

That's great to hear. Thank you Ana! :) :)

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[@carlhighsetland7629]

W H A T TO S A Y ????? Everybody has said it all ! You are F A N T A S T I C ! I thought I knew everything about "I.O" and "D.O" . I did not know almost anything. But now, after this lesson, I am really astonished ! When, at other channel, I heard about linking verbs in a determined lesson, I got confused and asked myself: "What is he/she talking about ?" When in the middle of your lesson, you starting to explaining: passive voice, gerunds as objects, noun clause, etc. I had to stopped the video and asked myself: " What is this beautiful woman talking about ?, it is amazing ! " Now it is everything cristal clear to me. "This lesson is all I needed ! " (I watched this lesson of yours too). B 2. TEST - YOU Should have asked us to find out a "Linking Verb + a Noun or an Adjective" to make our task more difficult e to see if we really paid attention. I did. T H A N K Y O U V E R Y M U C H ! P.S. Add more examples - many, many more. " I cannot go to bed without you." (I late comedian here in a TV SHOW in Brazil always said: "Não vá 'pra cama sem mim") - It means: "Do not go to bed without me ". (Jô Soares Interview Show)

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[@ThiagoRodrigues-il8vs]

Hi Arnel! I'd like to thank you for this pleasant lesson! I > subject, main clause Would like > verb and auxiliary verb to thank you for this pleasant lesson > D.O. (subordinate noun clause) To thank > verb of the subordinate clause You > I.O. of the verb of the subordinate clause For this pleasant lesson > an adverbial complement for the verb of the subordinate clause??? 🤔 Hum, grammar can be confusing...🥵 so I tried my best. Bye!

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That's a very important topic because sometimes someone finds an extrange voice listen to a sentence with indirect object before the direct one.

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I'm so happy to hear that Linsey! Thank you :)

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Thank you very much for explaining the difference between 'whom' and 'who'. Your lessons are very good and interesting. Tahank you!

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

You're so welcome Beluga! Thank you :)

[@kofipapa2886]

Number seven is quite interesting What receives the action? What answers the question what in the sentence: The police man was asking what? Me or questions? Who was receiving the questions or who was suffering or being inflicted with questions? So I think in the sentence," the police man was asking me questions", Subject: The police man Verb: was asking Direct object: questions Indirect object: me😅

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[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

I'm so happy to hear that Francesca! Thank you so much :) :)

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Great lesson!

[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Thank you Maria! I'm glad you liked it! :) :)

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I'm so happy to hear that my lessons are helpful Brandon! Thank you so much! :)

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[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

You're welcome Eustaquio! :) :)

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Thank you so much Marcos! 😃

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[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

Wonderful linking verb ;) ;) Thank you.

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Thank you so much Isi! 😀

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[@ArnelsEverydayEnglish]

You are very welcome! :)

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Arnel really I confused😢😢😢😢 Please more explain 😏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

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Please make a video on the difference between Gerund and Present Participle. How to differentiate between them?

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Would u be so kind to create a video about expanding sentences Fr a simple sentence pls? I wonder if u could explain the approach how to add noun phrase, clauses….

[@Rustam1961]

Dear Arnel could you please make some videos on inversion and compound or running sentences? I will appreciate it. ❤.