Change word meanings with SYLLABLE STRESS

[@b.k7333]

Dearest Gill: I wish you a happy and long life!, keep helping anyone who would like to learn the English language Be blessed! You are so human indeed.

[@segasega8]

WOW!!! What an awesome lesson!! Thank you so much!!!💖✨🌹🥰

[@osaosachannel]

this video is extremely helpful for comprefension about diffrence between noun and verb which have same spelling. Thank you so much for that.

[@tomascsomor58]

Greetings from Slovakia, love your lessons

[@corneliasilalahi9866]

Thanks Gill, you are the best teacher for me, clear and easy to understand, my English improve well. God bless you.

[@engvidAlex]

Super comprehensive! I'm glad you did this, Gill!

[@Sigolf]

+English Lessons with Alex (engVid AlexESLvid) True Alex, just as you do, congratulations to both.

[@derik2nicolai584]

It is so nice to see you here!

[@thilakasirispathiranage9981]

Professional and lovely.

[@Isaac088]

she is so amazing

[@djamelkellal4631]

My special thanks to Lady Gill. Your English accent is wonderful and you have an excellent method. I wish I had discovered your videos little bit before. Respectfully. From Algeria

[@igmanj]

Gilles est un excellent professeur et j'apprécie beaucoup la qualité de ses vêtements c'est une femme remarquable.

[@sarahginav7910]

Thank you for this lesson. I recommend the: Word Stress app. It has a list of almost all English words along with apostrophe which indicates where the word should be stressed correctly.

[@teddycheung9552]

thank you, Gill, the lesson is very helpful

[@kkastrinakis69]

Your lesson is more than helpful...Thank you for your being so explicit.

[@Rhowski]

SUSpect and susPECT. i've used them correctly before, but never knew why there's the difference. the video explains a lot! thank you very much!

[@kokatya3800]

You're an excellent teacher! Thank you for your lessons!

[@habibmohd5082]

It's very useful lesson thanks Gill for this one

[@ismahanhaji7700]

Thanks Gill. I love to learning beautiful explain the lessons everyday.

[@MarcosTorresJr]

She is adorable!

[@paulmera7677]

I love you Gill , you're a great teacher!👌🏼 💖

[@rivesud206]

Je vous le dis it's Mon prof d'anglais de lycée: same coiffure, kif kif vitesse pédagogique, identiques talent et gentillesse ...bisous lady!

[@mtowerm4650]

Amazing lesson!!!! Thank you so much!

[@fernandopeixoto8946]

Very good. Brazil.

[@DDOITALY]

I totally agree! 🙂

[@deEugene]

That is very cognitive! Thank you!

[@matissparadise5799]

this women is husteling at age 70!! such a great example

[@John-nx2jl]

I think we can know it's verb or noun from the context,for instance _there is conflict between two group (NOUN) _THE two group will conflict betweebn them (VERB)

[@abhibharti2210]

very helpful

[@nurdanakcay4662]

Thank you. I will text the link to my students...

[@eytharotoom724]

you're amazing

[@yasserhoeel5788]

you great

[@sheilaborges4404]

Gill is adorable and the best teacher!

[@ravitherockstar4344]

Sheila Borges not the best

[@georgebedran6520]

Sheila Borges Yes she is

[@rivesud206]

The best on a dit!

[@edoardoliotta9899]

Gill is so accurate, professional and a very kind teacher. She entranced me since her first lesson! Edoardo from Italy

[@paoloel2770]

A great lesson on a topic that often is neglected by many teachers. Thank you, Gill! Love your videos and energy!

[@annamariapetrucci1667]

I'd like more vídeos by this adorable Lady. Is it posible? She has a very good accent and she is a wonderful teacher.

[@vivianporto]

Lovely Gill! A special thing I love in the Gill's lessons is hearing her accent!!! Thanks a lot!

[@АндрейБобренёв-э5у]

+Viviane Porto Oh, yeah, I'm fond of Gill's accent too.

[@АндрейБобренёв-э5у]

+Viviane Porto Oh, yeah, I'm fond of Gill's accent too.

[@ricardorecife78]

I LOVE YOU, Gill!!! The topics you select to discuss... Especially, your Shakespeare's references, metaphors, idioms. The way you clarify expressions to us is crystal clear. Indeed, you are kindness, clever, charismatic. Carry on... On this track... you are inspirational. I am a huge fan of yours... Working hard for a CPE level.

[@stelaruettimann2671]

SUPER! I am so happy! Thank you, Gill! You are an angel!

[@francelibre26]

Here is the BEST english teacher, 'cause she 's the real english person and a real teacher, i think

[@nasnas5740]

Thank you very much teacher Gill . it's so interesting and helpful video. please do more lessons involving English pronounciation. I really like British accent ^^

[@pepiboo2923]

There's somfing on gill's way of expressing herself that catch us somehow. Carry on our sweet.

[@edoardoliotta9899]

Gill's British accent is a melody! Edoardo from Italy

[@ugiloyimomova8206]

MashaAllah.Thank a lot dear teacher. As usually Bless you God dear.

[@roryfares699]

I really like your lessons , they're easily comprehended regards from Syria .

[@edoardoliotta9899]

Gill is so professional, accurate and kind teacher. She entranced me since her first lesson! Edoardo from Italy

[@xLatinMan]

Great explanation! ... and your nice British accent: Terrific... I love it a bunch ! ... Thumbs up !

[@HandsomeHunkization]

I like the way you teach and I love your voice

[@pasangtsering8876]

She is one of the few fantastic English teacher. Her teaching has perfect professionalism. Great on line teacher!

[@shaimamohammed497]

thanks a lot it is a new thing for me i have not learnded that before

[@fillippomicciche2]

Gill is so lovely and the best teacher of the world! .

[@user-zm5tt9bq5u]

And today's episode in Things you always knew but never ever noticed... Thanks again, this was super interesting!

[@gracielajhosefatvasquezzam9287]

I'm sure, you are the best teacher in the whole world. I would love to meet you!! My best greeting from Bolivia!!

[@blanceatscake281]

I love her sweet voice

[@igorzinenko4182]

I'm upset. I thought that the meaning of the words in English depend on their place in the sentence unlike the Russian where subject, verb and object can be located in any position. But as I see everything is much seriously.:) p.s. Gill, thank you for the good lesson.

[@johnwalker4089]

Gill could be an excellent stress councillor, her voice is so relaxing & hypnotic

[@pepiboo2923]

There's somfing on gill's way of expressing herself that catch us somehow. Carry on our sweet.

[@LE-kf4ql]

I study from this channel. Keep up the good work you're doing. Best English channel. :)

[@emilybegleschmidtdrago_ok]

My favourite teacher! I'm learning English better day by day thanks to IngVid! Native teachers are the best! Greetings from Argentina!

[@malcolmx1098]

Who is the best teacher in engvid to get the American accent?

[@yalsoodiy]

Thank you. It's a very helpful and useful lesson.

[@栗田美佐夫-p4k]

Great 👍

[@Donna-tw3lv]

Dear Gill or Dear breath of fresh air! Your willingness, genuine caring to help us with a utmost necessary knowledge of English language is heartfelt and I sincerely want to express my gratitude to you for sharing your professional knowledge and expertise in a such outstandingly kind attitude 🌹🍎🤗🌻🎵🎶

[@psychozoa]

A great lesson from a beautiful lady. Thank you.I am waiting for new lessons.

[@beppedm7290]

Gill, I love the way you explain !!!!

[@dalyhedoui9163]

Well done I’m very interested

[@kata6414]

directly from Latin recordari "remember, call to mind, think over, be mindful of," from re-, here probably with a sense of "restore" (see re-), + cor (genitive cordis) "heart" (the metaphoric seat of memory, as in learn by heart), from PIE root *kerd- "heart."

[@shahidmahmood1348]

You are so soft and pleasure to listen and ease on ears. Your body movement compliments the language. It is RP of British language but people with cockney accents are difficult to understand, perhaps their speed of uttering words and missing few syllabi makes it difficult for a foreigner. On top of it, if that guy is Scottish too! Mean no insult to them. They also struggle to pronounce standard British mixing with Celtic, Latin and Norse connotations...

[@bonyromeo8265]

Hi , Thank you could you please make a video of 1000 or 2000 syllables stress of word which have 3 and 4 syllables. Please most of the time the make videos on two syllables word verbs and nouns , the very same classic , banana, photographs, political etc . Can you guys make a video with 3000 to 4 3000 words with 3, 4, 5 syllables , or exception to syllables stress rules

[@cristianaipotetica1954]

thanks Jill. I'm subscribing to your channel

[@sorankurdistani2129]

Thank you , Gill , you are a great teacher

[@gonzalo1543210]

GILL Thanks. Very vertex point this one about how the meaning change by using different stress.

[@ailinlee6576]

Can you make video about changing of word meanings in the process of historical development, please)

[@raimundosepulvedav.8572]

Thanks, Gill... I didnt remember that. Very useful...

[@abdeelftahabdeelfatah7029]

Thank you so so so much because you I became love English and speak misunderstand grammar ششكرا لكم ذلك لدرجة أنك أصبحت أنا أحب اللغة الإنجليزية والتحدث يسيء النحوي

[@bouguernzakaria1613]

Hi Gill about the word object has three meanings first thing, second reach a goal or target and third reject something :)

[@taxxmusic4259]

Thanks for your help. love your teaching

[@azul7012]

I am so confused about the using of the both words someone and somebody. Can you please help me. Thank you

[@ugiloyimomova8206]

It is really great help of you.Tq so much. It is very kind of you.

[@tchen1706]

Thank you so much...you should coach some teachers of British councils ...

[@MrJoshuasihombing]

Wow never actually thought about this.. Thanks Gill!

[@misaelgalindo2402]

Can the word “address” be included in the list? Thank you.

[@snookerjam]

Well this was great because i just realised that my english is quite ok. I understood everything just as once i saw the words on the board. Lucky me. However, if im talking to lets say a mason or a carpenter, then im struggeling finding the right words for the different tools or actions, and i admit im not good at all. Do you have any videos explaining this?

[@mathewvarghese9271]

Currect God bless Gill

[@cielaguzman1699]

Thank you. Sometimes I confuse some words of your list.

[@AshokKumar-kc2we]

❤❤❤❤,,,10000000000% ( explation,, , about, mother tongue

[@josecarloscegarra8691]

Thanks Gill.... The best ever teacher.. JC. The Netherlands..

[@rossgalan7457]

WHERE are the stress in 'practice' (noun) and 'practise' (verb)? In other words, are they pronounced the same?

[@engvidGill]

Yes, same stress, on the first syllable, for both :-)

[@SaadyKarim]

You are wonderful teacher, thank you very much.

[@derik2nicolai584]

This lesson is a real important one, at the beginning of the video it was a bit confusing for me, then I got it from the second example. Many thanks for all your lessons Mrs. Gill, your lecturing is super!

[@magdalenagalimba153]

thank you for understanding the examples

[@pasangtsering8876]

It would be very helpful if you list more of such word.

[@rosaenriquez4697]

Awesome! I've looking for this topic since a while . I got it at last! Thank you Gill, you're a nice teacher, your explanation was perfect! 🌻❣

[@sofiaelenastoreycontreras9173]

Teacher Gil I couldn't understand the meaning of "stress'¡¡ What it's that¡? May you explain?? Please, would you like explain, please¡?

[@engvidGill]

hi - stress means emphasis

[@rahafqudesat8055]

@@engvidGill Can you help me with a summary of the lecture and its main ideas?

[@nemopropheta2313]

I love you Gill. You are the best teacher in the world.

[@Youssef-ny7dz]

An estimate and estimate. The first s a noun the second is a verb

[@rosacapell4788]

Really, really useful! I enjoyed it very much

[@juansegura5280]

Thanks; 'Gill that's why English is not so easy as it looks liked

[@fathalaleemalgadi7577]

You are the most experienced teacher on line.though.

[@baharuddinabubakar1777]

Please help me. Which one is right: 1. Indonesia Ship Component Industry Association, or 2. Indonesian Ship Component Industry Association. Is it "Indonesia" or "Indonesian"? Thank you very much for your kindness.

[@engvidGill]

Hi -- as it's a name, you will need to google it to find out :-)

[@baharuddinabubakar1777]

@@engvidGill Actually it is the name of my association. That is "Indonesia Ship Component Industry Association". Since some of my friends told me that it should be "Indonesian Ship Component Industry Association". That is why I'm asking you, which one is right. Actually my question is about the word of Indonesia or Indonesian...... etc. Thank you for your help. I'm sorry for bothering you.

[@Glenno1982]

There's also PER-fect (adjective) and per-FECT (verb).

[@saidonfax]

Magnificent job ma'am. Thank you very much for this video and I'm going to check out your other videos too whenever I have time. English is not my native language and even in 2017 my country still has a big problem teaching its people English. English fluency remains low to this day. I am an English graduate, but I don't have many occasions to practice my English, and you know, if we don't use it often it tends to fade away. Sometimes I can recall having learned these lessons but simply forgot, or it's an all new knowledge to me, either it's good since I'm here. Feels like it's gonna take a whole life time to be good at English, damn it.

[@susanhorton9492]

I didn't know this and I'm American. thanks

[@quintenskevin]

Gill looks like tha mother in the serie "Transparent"

[@nehalkamal2426]

Thanks Jill, but i couldn't get the difference between IM-port and im-Port, when i'm spelling them i notice that there is no difference but the rest of words have a very notice difference, can u please advise on this.Thank you again.

[@alia4770]

Nehal Kamal can I answer it? I think the context should help. If you are talking about how to make other non-native people to understand you than you can pronounce the 'im' longer I guess. However, most of the time people will understand through the context :)))

[@nehalkamal2426]

Cáo Non Lon Ton thank you so much ... I thought that too😊