How to use DUE and DUE TO

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1. Due to popular demand, the videos about phrasal verbs will return. 2. My report was due the next day, so the previous evening was spent working on it.

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Very logical completions. Due to all the renovations I am doing, I have not been able to film new lessons. The series on phrasal verbs will indeed return!

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1. Due to popular demand, Jennifer ESL might make a video on common intonation mistakes .😃 2. My report was due the next day, so I had(or I'd had?) to cancel my other plans.

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Literally, this is the best explanation for the due word.

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Thanks for making a good video. It's easy to understand how to use "due". I'm happy to find your channel.☺️

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Due to bad weather the game was canceled. The books are due next Friday Thanks for the nice video Jennifer

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Good examples! You can insert a comma in the first: Due to bad weather, the game was canceled.

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Appreciate it! Now i know how to use "due to" due to your video!

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[@jeandadoulaguerre1487]

Thank you Teacher , It's very useful, could you make a difference for me between due to and owing to, please ?

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Thank you for watching. "Owing to" also means "because of," but it isn't commonly used. This dictionary will show word frequency. www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/owing-to

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Please make sentences with the most difficult 20 words which begins with prefixes con- ,com- ,dis- , en- ,ex- , in- , pro- , un- .......these are very useful for Asiyan students ,like us

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I may do more academic vocabulary videos in the future. I have some lessons that cover common suffixes. Look here. kzbin.info/aero/PL40CC3FD5FE42551D

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Hello Jennifer! Thanks a lot for the lesson! Very interesting! My variant of finishing your sentences: 1. Due to popular demand, we'll repeat our variety show tomorrow. 2. My report was due the next day, so I was working all day yesterday.

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Good examples, Sergei. I'd change the time references, though: My report was due the next day, so I was working all day the day before. My report was due today, so I was working all day yesterday. Does that make sense? Take care.

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More to come! I've been making posting short lessons these days because that's all I have time for. :) I'm glad you like them.

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Feel free to create your own examples. 😊 Grammar and vocabulary may not be retained due to insufficient practice. ;)

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[@kunjimohammed2081]

Can start a word with due to or better to insert the word due to in middle of a sentence not as a starting word. As some dictionary not recommended to start the word due to

[@Englishwithjennifer]

It's probably more common to see "due to" mid-sentence, but it's acceptable to start a sentence with "due to." You'll find one example like there here: www.britannica.com/dictionary/due-to It's a rather formal construction. You'll find more examples in the news and in books.

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[@camilodiaz4884]

I'm first to comment... 1. The (date of expiry) for my driver license is tomorrow Ans. The (due date) for my driver license is tomorrow 2. There is a lot of noise (because of ) the children who are playing at the playground Ans. There is a lot of noise (due to) the children who are playing at the playground 3. His wife is (going to have a baby) Ans. His wife (is due) Thanks Jennifer for this new lesson... I've learned something new today :)

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Thank you for visiting today and watching the new lesson. 1. I wouldn't say that "due date" and "expiration date" were the same. When something is due, it's expected, like the library book that needs to go back to the library. When something expires, it's no longer valid, like your old driver's license. 2. Good. Note how you can reduce the adjective clause: There is a lot of noise due to the children playing at the playground. OR ...due to the children at the playground. 3. Yes. Good use of "due." You can add a date: his wife is due in October.

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There are different ways to approach reading, and there are different ways to read. First, we read aloud to our children. Picture books with simple language are common. Children hear and see the words. Some of the written language is picked up that way. Many American schoolchildren learn sight words. They must learn to recognize the most common words without sounding them out each time. We also have audio books that children can listen to in the car, or they may listen and read along on their own. In school, there is group reading and eventually independent reading. That's just a bit about the subject. There's a lot more to it, though. :)

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Does it make sense to simply say "something is due" as in it's late, it should've happened already? The example I need to use is "We're not teenagers no more. Your growth is due"

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If something was due in the past and it's still not done, then it's overdue. A bill can be overdue. In the case of physical growth, you might say, "You're due for another growth spurt." You expect sudden growth to take place soon.

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Thanks Jennifer. You made another great educational video, like your other great educational videos. Could I ask about making a video for using otherwise? Many thanks, Fresxc

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Hello. Thank you for watching this lesson. I briefly address "otherwise" and similar words (sentence adverbs) in this lesson. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5uVZXp4adOhaKM This link may be of help. www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/otherwise Did you know I have a monthly live Q&A (question and answer) session with my Patreon members? Maybe you'd like to join in October.

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Hello Jennifer Can you clarify the difference between at night/by night/in the night/during the night?

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Hello. Have you seen my playlist on prepositions? kzbin.info/aero/PLfQSN9FlyB6TT9yUCjC6QLTMphzLq2Ay0 in the night/during the night are quite similar = sometime within that period by night = could suggest "by that time" as in before dark at night = nighttime (Ex: My son is learning to drive during the day and at night.)

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Many animals hunt by night. I prefer to travel by night. These examples don't suggest the meaning of "before dark".

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Context is everything. 1. We need to finish painting the house by nightfall/before dark. We won't be able to see later. 2. Predators often hunt at night. They use the darkness for cover. "Hunt by night" isn't wrong, but "hunt at night" is preferred. ludwig.guru/s/hunt+by+night+VS+hunt+at+night

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This is a good lesson. The train is due soon. The error was due to me rushing the assignment.

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Good addition! I didn't add that more advanced structure, but we can certainly use a noun object or object pronoun + complement in the form of an -ing (as in "due to me rushing").

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Ma'am please make a video on introductory There and It how to use it and when?

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You may like some of the lessons in this series. www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/yt-videos/ Use "It is" for statements about time, weather, and other situations. It's 6:00. It's sunny. It's too bad. Use "there is" to say something exists. There is a big tree in our backyard. There is a delivery person at our door. I'll consider making a follow-up video. :)

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Hi Jennifer, Due to popular demand, many girls are now opting for nursing jobs. My report was due the next day, so I had to finish it before that. Vanessa's lessons are due every week. Due to Vanessa's lessons, we get to know about useful grammar structure. Please check my grammar! Thanks Jennifer!

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Good effort. Due to popular demand = many people want something Example: Due to popular demand, the school had to open two more classes in the nursing program. There were too many students for a single class. Due = means expected Reports are due. (You must hand them in to a boss.) Homework is due.(You must hand it in to a teacher.) KZbinrs post when they want. Our videos aren't really due by a certain day.

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Mam, what is Numerator in English grammar ? I searched about it online but i don't find anything. I read this word while preparing for expression of quantity in adjective clause

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Hmm. Not sure. Sounds more like a math term. www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/us/definition/english/numerator Not all sources agree on grammar terminology.

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Can I say my job is due five in evening

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If you have a task to do, you can say, "My work (my report, etc.) is due by 5 PM."

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Due to popular demand，this Chinese restaurant has expanded several branches. My report was due the next day，I can’t hang out my friends today.

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Good ideas! Suggestions: Due to popular demand, this Chinese restaurant has expanded and opened in two new locations. My report is due tomorrow, so I can’t hang out with my friends today.

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Hello. I'm not sure I understand the situation. Are you saying that a student draws during class? Speak to her. If you think her drawing is not a distraction and she is able to follow along and participate, let her draw. If the drawing is a distraction, tell her it's not acceptable. You might also try to work her drawings into a lesson. Tell her to draw something outside of class and bring it in. Then you can create language examples based on what she draws, or you can ask her to illustrate certain situations that would help you explain grammar or vocabulary. Good luck!

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