Emphasis in English Grammar | Using Auxiliary Verbs DO, HAVE and WILL for Emphasis

[@larrymilliken288]

Another perfect score, which must mean I'm acquiring some skill. Although, I occasionally have difficulty choosing have versus has when writing. I'm so glad I found your channel, thanks, Jennifer.

[@SparkleEnglish]

Wonderful as always! 🤗

[@cuger60]

Hi Jen, thank you so much , absolutely amazing .

[@kylerdad123]

Thank you for the lesson! I was able to correctly answer 5 correctly! Looking forward to your next lesson! Best wishes and regards! 😀

[@SparkleEnglish]

Excellent!

[@kishorwaze5303]

A simple topic was made very interesting!

[@SparkleEnglish]

Glad you think so!

[@amilton1015]

Thank you Jennifer! Curitiba/Brazil - here 6 pm

[@ssultanzamin8753]

Amazing lesson! I liked it.

[@Zero-0_0-]

I got 2.😊 I wonder why I feel the emphasis when I mention 2. 🤔 It was fun though,thank you.😊

[@Meisha-san]

Thank you, ma'am. This was a great lesson. Teens will be more adept at arguing after this. 😂

[@SparkleEnglish]

😂😂😂 Isn't that the truth? 😅

[@azizaghayousufi2827]

Hi Professor, I have a question. You wrote a Grammer book.

[@SparkleEnglish]

Hello! I wrote a punctuation eBook. Is that your question? :)

[@azizaghayousufi2827]

Can you send a link

[@azizaghayousufi2827]

@@SparkleEnglish may send your ebook link.

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[@JLPrice-kc2uy]

Yeppers, 5 of 5 😅

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