English Grammar: As (Part One)

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You are a true teacher. These series of courses cover "as" thoroughly.

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This class i love it, because the teacher speaks in english all. Thank you. I am learning english...

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This is the best teacher who teach “as” in a comprehensive way

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His a way of explanation is pure gold. And he's just got 4.42 thousands of subscribers... Something is fundamentally broken in this world. At least in learning English part of it... It just a tragedy that KZbin English learning community has lost the guy like him. Come back teacher Mark Roberts!

[@edgarvalenciaagudelo3532]

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[@gagansharmaDevelopYourself]

Nice video big brother. Hit liked your video. "As i saw your this video, i got so much knowledge".

[@micheljds.s]

This is really the best video I truly learned about using "as". Thanks

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Dear teacher, why are you such a good teacher as nobody else??... Not only you explain the main topic but also the meaning of some words or what something is, like the word "eclipse".. that's so really awesome!!! you don't leave anything on the air :)

[@ВадимВад-к6й]

Great lesson! Thank you so much!

[@Achik3432]

Thanks for sharing this tutorial video

[@mabe1203]

Good morning teacher Mark.Your explanation is excellent and your speaking is so simple and clear that despite my elementary level I was able to understand it perfectly .I am very for it.Thank you a lot.

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Really awesome, removed almost all my doubts

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I really enjoyed your vedeo. Thank you for running this channel

[@mrcool1143]

Such an excellent class.

[@yigitisk9248]

Most comprehensive video about as on youtube

[@alejandracerda2322]

We came across with some sentence's analysis in class, and we couldn't recognize the function of 'as' in one of them . Then, I found your video which explains thorougly the use of it. I am impressed. Thanks a lot !

[@learnenglishwithmark]

+Alejandra Cerda Wow! That’s cool. I’m making Part 2 right now!

[@voice-of-SUMIT]

You are better teacher who explained as at the best by now on youtube as compare to othor videos on the topic

[@pranjitnathgk5815]

Very very good concept,sir.

[@elinglessimplificado3632]

waaooo you are a good teacher, thanks a lot for this phenomenal explanation

[@Vicky-ld4fi]

I have these doubts for a long time, now it's cleared as you taught us

[@Vivutiwari]

You are awesome, Mark.

[@Exploringsuha]

i can get knowledge as i have a great teacher will makes me happy as everyone who watched this video felt he is the best about explain of as !! thank you

[@ninikvaratskhelia761]

Please continue to record videos about Grammar, you are one of the best teacher I have ever seen on youtube🙏🏻

[@shanusha4778]

Like we did it last year instead "as" is it correct?😯

[@anynomouse]

13:59 why did we use you just have seen but not you just saw ?

[@comoyun]

wondering the same...

[@saiduluvatte6981]

good teaching sir

[@maleenprasad5692]

Thank you so much. Learned lot of things..

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I love how well and clear you're teaching this topic!! I just subscribed to it.

[@mabe1203]

Me too

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I really missed you bro . Keep doing this , it's really help. Thanks

[@kkrun2630]

Explanation is very clear. Thanks a lot.

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Mark you are great teacher.

[@learnenglishwithmark]

+Ramazan GÜL thank you! More coming soon

[@noramashhour8202]

That's really nice and useful. Thank you soooo much, Mark.

[@lorenarodriguez8770]

Hi, thanks a lot for this job. Thanks for explaining the details. For example: ...as the newspaper said it would be. That "it would be" have would take me at least an hour looking up an explanation in the internet. Thanks.

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THANK YOU VERRRRRRRRRY MUCH

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So helpfull🙏

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I HAVE BEEN LEARNING ENGLISH FOR LONG TIME PERHAPS 5 YEARS AND I HAVE NEVER HEARD ABOUT IT I GOT SHOCKED BY THAT BTW I LIKED THIS LESSON I SUSCRIBED ON THIS CHANNEL

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You should keep your English channel as you are a good teacher.

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Really helpful. Thank a ton.

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excellent statements

[@saidaiahgudise5723]

Awesome sir really too good can you please explain on" That"

[@ЖаннаРандіна]

Thank you so much for wonderful explanation 💞

[@anasnassar8214]

Do we say "as it is" or "as is"?

[@niteshkumar-dr9ls]

welcome back, sir.

[@subhasmitapradhan5089]

Thanks sir, for the session 👍

[@josephlasan387]

“and she was eager to gain from any one, such a confirmation of his merits as might remove the possibility of fear from Marianne” This is an Excerpt From Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility. There is “as might” in the sentence. I see lots of similar instances in the book. I vaguely understand them. Can you help us explain it. Thanks.

[@comoyun]

wondering..

[@bouchaibnatek6654]

well done man thanks a lot

[@jdpangel9708]

Hi sir,, It was amazing, I don't know this word was used correctly but now I understood for making sentences and am literally felt better to use (as) thank very much sir,

[@rthosarrohini]

As i watching your video, i learn more about as.

[@RafaelFrancucci]

Thank you.

[@caio8435]

Hi Mark! 13:55 I know this is kind of out of context but is it ok to use the verb "sound" in this sentence instead? Thanks a lot!

[@caio8435]

Mark Roberts Great! Thank you!

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Very helpful

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Really helpful.

[@bakr89]

Hi mark thanx for all ur videos. We always enjoy and learn from it. I hope u make a video about nouns together( three nouns together).

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Thank you

[@salihkr5714]

Could you make a video how to use about "by"?

[@jdpangel9708]

do you have to take any online classes

[@melissita77]

Excellent thank you

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Thank u for teaching

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Good

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Thank you too much mark

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awesome sr

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+himanshu shrivastava Thank you!

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Thank you so much!,

[@AbbasALazawy]

It's an interesting lesson,,, but how about using of "as…. as" with affirmative sentence to say comparison . is it comparison or equivalence ? Thanks

[@AbbasALazawy]

Thanks so much for your response,,

[@karasu6182]

I haven't watched yet, but I'm sure that this video will be useful

[@comoyun]

Of course, this is the 3nd time I'm watching it and it helped! Don't forget to practise 😀

[@rosakariben3546]

Great explanation!!!! LOVE it! I learned a lot of new things the first use of as doesn't mean "like" in the first two examples? can we omit "as" when we make comparision and still the sentence makes sense? Brad Pitt isn't as handsome as Mark. LOL. In the way that= like?

[@learnenglishwithmark]

Hi Rosa! Yes, "like" can be used to mean "in the form of". It doesn't make sense when talking about someone or something's role. Ie = Jim works for the government like an accountant = strange When making comparisons, do not omit either "as". If you omit them, it does not have the same meaning. Brad Pitt isn't as handsome as Mark = Mark is more handsome than Brad Pitt, who is also handsome. Brad Pitt isn't handsome like Mark = Mark is handsome. Brad Pitt is not handsome.

[@thirupathibanothu4205]

"as of" means

[@spsatyaprasanna]

I am watching this in 2024 from India

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Downvote for flapping your lips about Trump when he IS the best president to ever walk the Earth.

[@computadorhumano949]

😣" as" similar "while" lol hard hard, but content note ten

[@rthosarrohini]

Text id not clear. Explaination is good.

[@nayemhasan3718]

Could not get the meaning Rarely has a funeral procession been as moving to the public as was the cortège that accompanied John F. Kennedy to his final resting place.

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It's not as complicated as I think

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You think this lesson is easy, but it appears to me as though I've seen a ghost.

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Thanks a lot!

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Thank you