FURTHERMORE, MOREOVER, BESIDES, INDEED, IN ADDITION TO - Differences Explained

[@ilFedeVR]

These lessons should be protected by UNESCO... He's fantastic to listen to!

[@vicvic553]

Yes, that is my favourite channel on YT ;-)

[@evgeniamaksimova2727]

Fully agreed :)

[@Ab-ih3cl]

I agree - effortlessly brilliant x

[@anls5775]

indeed so

[@monicas.701]

The work of a teacher - - - exhausting, complex , idiosyncratic , never twice the same - - - is at its heart an ethical enterprise. Teaching is the vocation of vocations .

[@LuisFernando-gj4md]

This KZbinr, who I just discovered a few minutes ago, happens to be really good at teaching. Moreover, he makes students stop confusing concepts in English.

[@victorhugoeh974]

Yikes! I had been using "furthermore" and "moreover" thinking they were the same thing. Learning never ends!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

I hope the video helped. Thanks

[@victorhugoeh974]

@@LetThemTalkTV It did! I appreciate your work a lot!

[@gisellesuarez6893]

I suppose, it depends on your context: "I like going riding and visiting museums in my city. Furthermore, I enjoy going to the beach with my family and doing yoga in the afternoon" "I like going riding and visiting interesting museums in my city. Moreover, I enjoy going to the beach with my family and doing yoga in the afternoon"

[@oscarsilver3773]

@@gisellesuarez6893 Ah, like saying, No, we will not answer your college homework question on the internet, or help you on your thesis. Moreover, even if we did, it'd be Google-able." 😜

[@Mecko4711]

"Hear my lovely voice" :D Well played!

[@irinauglanova2247]

Please, come to Murmanks! It is a nice city, the nature is wonderful, and, furthermore, you can see Aurora during the winter.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

I'll be there.

[@evaldasilginis3119]

You're the best English teacher on KZbin. Thank you

[@alvincash3230]

Since happening upon this channel a week or so ago, this has become one of my favorites to watch.

[@Cathy-cj3dt]

Now I realise just how much native speakers neglect the word, “moreover” and furthermore, how often we use “furthermore” incorrectly. Did I pass? Glad to see you looking so well, dear Colleague!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Glad to see you dear colleague

[@ServusSovereign]

the most easy-to-understand English lessons on KZbin! Thank you so much!

[@ignaciohernandez-magrom.6169]

These words are very common in text of philosophy. Thanks for your teachings.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

yes they are. Thanks

[@Andrecivicc]

Such a good video, I had been looking for those synonyms for ages, Thanks.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Such a good comment. Thanks

[@RobWords]

This video was interesting, entertaining AND WHAT'S MORE, I learnt something! ...as if another one needed throwing into the mix.

[@rodriguezlucy5670]

Your lesson was given to me with the same effect as chocolate cakes. It's delicious!

[@snehachauhan21_17]

I m looking for this type of lessons ...thank you so much sir for making this video !! Your videos really helps a lot 😊

[@LetThemTalkTV]

The pleasure is mine

[@hamid9691]

Thank you for your lessons

[@LetThemTalkTV]

thanks for watching.

[@vinujoseph5298]

This is so insightful especially the difference between furthermore and moreover! Many thanks!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thank you for your insightful comment.

[@diegofernandopalaciosgarci9351]

What a explanation! Thanks a lot

[@neetusharma6574]

Where were you?????.… I was missing your lessons so much...

[@kintutucker2173]

You’re examples are terrific. John 8:36 If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed.

[@zarinabaryalaimi1607]

Thank you for making this video it was very effective lesson for students.

[@justincase3848]

Hi Gideon! You couldn't be more right about going to Murmansk 🙂 Greetings from Russia!

[@dudablack2426]

Hi Gideon! This class is amazing! I’ve watched twice already... Thanks very much once again! Stay mellow... 😉😘

[@noorirfan4886]

You have explained very nicely. And I like the way you were trying to teach or make us understand this beautiful topics . So thank you so much for uploading a wonderful video on an exceptional topic which made me clear now .

[@mahipalsinghji7612]

Extremely informative and mind boggling video i am glad to watch .

[@mariodavidpalacio]

Awesome. I had never thought of these words that way. I use them all the time, so I should know this. Thanks indeed!

[@carlosmontes6568]

Thanks.. Quite useful indeed!! 👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻 Hugs 🤗 🤗 Be well!

[@pussycatlover6522]

AH, LOOK WHAT THE CAT DRAGGED IN! what an unexpected surprise! absolutely delighted to have you here. merci

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Delighted with your comment. Thanks

[@catprw9966]

I always look forward to learning new tips from you Gideon. I don’t know why people even put thumb down on these useful and beautiful videos. Couldn’t you just ban them from visiting your channel? Get rid of those morons 😅

[@Selene-u3X]

Thanks so much dear Gideon for very clear explanation about all shades of meaning and usage of conjunctive adverbs!l enjoyed the lesson,as always!Have a lovely,blessed day!♥️🍒💯

[@Johan-vk5yd]

Conjunctive adverbs are so cool!

[@Selene-u3X]

@@Johan-vk5yd Yes they are!A perfect solution to connect ideas!😊

[@gustavogarcia3515]

Awsome! Thank you very much!

[@markdonovan1540]

This is a very good video which is well presented with excellent examples and succint explanations.

[@isabellesimon7101]

such a good class about subtle differences ! thank you

[@58_shilpa.e30]

Excellent....! I need more lessons like this... quite interesting..... And also.. please teach some informal words.. as we're non native speakers we don't know what kind of words are formal and informal.. we're speaking with formal words a lot..

[@snehachauhan21_17]

Absolutely we are non native speaker nd we need more vocabs ,, btw where are you from

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Noted, though I did give the informal equivalent of all the words.

[@joandelur4407]

thank you Professor., after hear many times I understand each sample, moreover.. is not simple learn it listening only once, furthermore for DIY people, would be more simple if you are young, or you could study with one professor indeed... amazing video. Merit been in English Lesson books at Cambridge for sure. Thank you very much, indeed.

[@isabelatence7035]

Another video that I appreciate, my English becomes elegant as well as your look today. I intend to go to Paris has the Eifel Tower, in London it has wide streets and incredible Victorian buildings atmosphere, besides, it has a classroom in let'sthemtalk in Paris. Beautiful day today Gideon, thanks again🌄🗼

[@LetThemTalkTV]

A perfect use of besides. See you in Paris soon.

[@isabelatence7035]

@@LetThemTalkTV Very grateful for your incentive👍🧡🤎

[@ludmilasakharova7672]

As for me I adore your video, but I have a question. It would be great if you could answer it. What is correct POPULAR WITH & POPULAR AMONG. In your video you've said: "Bible stories are popular among religious people and indeed, with non-believers too." Thank you in advance

[@cindyc6703]

It is very good to clarify the difference. Learning a lot. 😁😁😁

[@pranitanetke4500]

Moreover with and wow ...what a lesson, i request you not confuse PPL

[@xandergross8474]

So those tips are pretty damn cool as well as all the others! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Thank you, sir!

[@amankapila8839]

Great explanation

[@Tony32]

Great video Gideon, I loved the explanation of indeed.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Loved your comment.

[@Tony32]

@@LetThemTalkTV 👍

[@rodrigosanchez7218]

The best explanation ever😁👍

[@kyialakunova4526]

Thank you, so helpful

[@alexsaulcastillocruz2589]

Nice video! Please make videos about polyglot learning!

[@awadabakar2665]

Hello Can we use as the matter of fact instead of besides?

[@545lemonde3]

Tip top! 👍👍

[@grateunknown9290]

This video is good and helpful furthermore entertaining

[@libinmb4638]

Excellent ..now I got it

[@korara3508]

splendid

[@MANOJKUMAR-ub7qj]

Well explained, Sir

[@basilep2148]

Hi Sir ! Could you explain me when you can use "over" meaning "against" ? Thanks.

[@GGxri]

I love this guy, he looks Indian and sounds totally English, It took me a few minutes to adjust and get used to the picture and the sound together. But he’s awesome, I enjoy his attitude and his teachings.

[@MishaZ13]

@LetThemTalkTV Thank you for the lesson! It's been very useful around here. I wanted to ask you if you couldn't possibly clarify the example that you gave in this video by any chance? Starting kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHzXnoqFf8aKmdU 5 : 4 3 - 5 : 4 8 "The restaurant is very expensive and I am not hungry either." Essentially, what I want to know is - Could we use an inversion in this case? e.g. "The restaurant is very expensive, neither am I hungry"

[@joernmatthias128]

In American English, ''furthermore" and "moreover" are interchangeable. However, I like the distinction in British English.

[@RafaelCardoso299]

Great video !!!!!

[@blackexecutivemen]

Classic French shirt. Love it.

[@gssssitapurviratnagar2308]

From his videos we acquire good knowledge of English and culture; furthermore, British accent.

[@guitarbassamp4823]

Great video

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Great comment

[@heap-sort]

Hi sir, Is there any chance to record about how to use "as" in English? It would make me happy if you recorded. Thank you have a nice day sir.

[@volodymyr.brodskyi]

Thanks a lot!

[@marzuraanmarzuraan1226]

In Murmansk emphasis is on the first syllable. mUrmansk.

[@boltutyuall9501]

good job

[@sheebajacob1078]

Thanks a lot

[@LetThemTalkTV]

thank you.

[@elisabetta4478]

Linking words😍

[@xxxyyy8016]

thanks

[@mariacebrecos303]

Please, can anybody explain to me if "furthermore" and "besides" are equivalent? Both adverbs provide additional and different information to the statement. I'll be really glad if someone can help me.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

The difference is explained in the video. Many thanks

[@nevergiveup6615]

Thanks a lot for your effort sir .I'm a student in english deppartement and I will be thankful if you advise me where I can study introduction to linguistics if you have a platform or video or even a video of yours which I really appreciate .much respect🙇🙏🤝🤝🤝

[@vicvic553]

So are 'besides' and 'furthermore' interchangeable?

[@divyang089]

This guy picks up subtle nuances of english that fill out the vacuum of knowledge to the non-native. Otherwise, they will be in dark always.

[@xl6707]

What about "Also"? :)

[@matlindell5022]

What about let alone?

[@LetThemTalkTV]

what about it.

[@matlindell5022]

How to use it?

[@aboobakarsiddiq1457]

Indeed vs infact

[@ura119]

To get some free beer is a very good perk

[@arturkhaziev193]

MUrmansk, just a slight correction of a syllable stress :)

[@FenceThis]

that being said, not to mention, let’s not forget, additionally, likewise, withal, on a side note…

[@kaichan9314]

INDEED is pretty British indeed. I notice Americans don't use this word as frequently as British people do. Is my observation correct? Would love to hear your comment, my good teacher. Thank you very much indeed.

[@nathalieua]

Does anybody know his nationality? :)

[@irenemichael1154]

Where is the transcript

[@veerzara3857]

You have a good sence of joking

[@injujuan8993]

👍👍❤❤

[@Nik_Gor]

MUrmansk. Stress on the first syllable ;)

[@bellazviagina6715]

Except that those who live there stress it on the second syllable, as well as those in the Navy.

[@Nik_Gor]

@@bellazviagina6715 right. But I meant standard pronunciation.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

So there are 2 pronunciations?

[@Nik_Gor]

@@LetThemTalkTV yes. Stress on the first syllable - standard pronunciation, on the second - regional variation.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Never go for the standard.

[@henkdjuzwart]

Surpising?

[@pabloperez3120]

🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝

[@xandergross8474]

In fact it needs to stress the very first syllable of the word Murmansk to get correct Russian pronouncing

[@mariacebrecos303]

I think it is an English language lesson, and not Russian. Gideon has some really bigger fish to fry. But you can try and get your own KZbin Russian language teaching channel. Stay healthy.

[@xandergross8474]

@@mariacebrecos303 you are funny 😁😁😁 So... Keep the well as well 😉

[@vladimirpanov8672]

Murmansk-wise, there are two variants of stress. MUrmansk is official, MurmAnsk is often used both by the Russian Navy and seamen. Brilliant job as usual, Gideon, many thanks from Russia and we hope to hear from you soon!

[@xandergross8474]

@Vladimir Panov Хуйло to you, you are the murmAnsk wiser 🖖🏼 So if you DOESN'T (🤣I do know it has to be don't))) however, if you doesn't get the difference between "russian officials and The Global Officials so you may go phuck yourself 😉😁😁😁

[@LetThemTalkTV]

I take my pronunciation from the Russian Navy (as usual).

[@proudpagan6257]

When you use proper names in examples , use the names of places , people and things known all over the world . But you use strange sounding names which will serve as distractors.

[@Johan-vk5yd]

For me it’s in contrast a kind of underlining for the educational phrase. I repeat these a hundred times, until I can use them with everyday words, without confusing them. You might like to try that.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

I don't understand what you mean. The only place I used was Murmansk which is known and loved all over the world.

[@proudpagan6257]

@@LetThemTalkTV In India many have not heard about that word. In language teaching, students must not be required to posses information other than what is needed to understand the language item being taught. Redundancies should be avoided It is a general proposal.

[@proudpagan6257]

@@Johan-vk5yd Look into my reply to the maker of the video.

[@Johan-vk5yd]

Proud Pagan LetThemTalkTV is a highly effective and credible source of linguistic information, presented in a humorous way.

[@carolclark5776]

Gosh Brit buddy. Indian. Ok whatever doesn’t matter. Super cool love this just lazy now

[@antoniocastillo5382]

Good videou,,! Also didn't mention also,too,(in any event) Pronunciation tricks frases drills etc sounds good it'd be spiffing.as a matter of fact, and I'm demigod. So answer me please, or do a nother video I beg you. I'm so nice, do it not tonight this nochy but at your leisure.

[@libraryofthelabyrinth]

I thought you were gabor mate

[@mzid4864]

Vous avez ruiné la réputation du《le bistro des amis》. ;-)

[@Johan-vk5yd]

Indeed!

[@sashamosk4227]

In addition to this video, i ,as a native Russian speaker, want to correct your pronunciation, thus mUrmansk not murmAnsk,

[@alinapala]

Trump doesn't like this "moreover" stuff

[@mamymimma]

You don't like chicken... Besides chicken doesn't like you 😉

[@LetThemTalkTV]

probably

[@ErickGomez-fk9xe]

che

[@Anatol_SG]

Мурманск 😂

[@stephanestephane4291]

I hardly listen to a man without a tie. Plus you forgot plus...unforgivable indeed

[@astridmariakneier5365]

So when will you marry me?

[@TramoTech]

Thanks a lot