Lesson 44 - Whose? (my, your...) - Learn English with Jennifer

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Topic: Whose?
Learn possessive adjectives: my, you, his, her, its, our, their.
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[@Englishwithjennifer]

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[@Englishwithjennifer]

@TheKaqino WHOM is used only as an object: 1. Whom did you see? (I saw + WHOM) 2. To WHOM are you speaking? (I am speaking to WHOM) WHOM is mainly used in more formal English. In everyday speech, we say, "Who did you see?" / "Who are you speaking to?" You'll also see WHO/ WHOM in relative (adjective) clauses: I know some celebrities WHO are really generous, caring people. The celebrities WHOM the media writes about should guard their privacy.

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[@Nicolai_Chirnev]

Oh, nooooo.... I just have watched now this video and find out that yesterday was your birtsday! Sorry, it is not in time, but Congratulations Jennifer!!! You are the person who deserve to be loved by many many people, and you are loved! Thank you for all you do for teenagers and young people like me to learn english! Your smile and eyes - is one of the reason, why I am watching your videolessons! I don't now you personally- but I am sure you are very kind and bright woman and really good mother. I wish you all the best that exists in our wonderful world!

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Коля Кирнев Hi Kolya, Thank you very much. On time or late, birthday wishes are appreciated! Thank you for thinking of me and wishing me well. Some students and I met for an ESL birthday bash online. You're welcome to view the recording and visit the discussion board. www.wiziq.com/course/102441-jennifer-s-birthday-bash-on-march-9-2015 I'm really touched by your words. Thank you for choosing to study with me. Kind regards!

[@CalebYang]

JenniferESL I want to say the same thing and wishes to you . my dear teacher! :)

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Xiangchan Yang Thank you, Xiangchan. Have a wonderful week!

[@Englishwithjennifer]

I'm American. Natasha is from Russia, but she now lives in the U.S. We live in the same town.

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Visit my website. On the home page, you'll see links to the forum. You'll get a username and password. It's free to join. Kind regards!

[@ThePortaltutoriales]

I want a nice teacher like you ,Thanks for help us !!

[@Englishwithjennifer]

I think technically, yes, but when it's understood that each of us has one (in this case "one birthday"), then using the singular isn't necessarily heard as a mistake. It's similar to a teacher saying to the whole class, "Please use a pencil on the test." (= Of course, each student has his or her own pencil.) Does that make sense?

[@YvesMatos]

Hello Jennifer! I am from Brazil and your videos has helping me a lot! thank you so much!

[@vodkarolo]

This is a wonderful work you are doing!! You are such a great teacher! Thanks a lot! Very helpful! Rolando from Florida, USA

[@Englishwithjennifer]

@TheKaqino This is a good question for the community forum on my website. These kinds of questions are useful for others to think about.

[@Englishwithjennifer]

I'm glad to hear this, Priscilla. :) Happy New Year!

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Yes!

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Happy Belated Birthday! Kind wishes to you!

[@chitoo8074]

Thank teacher.I love teacher. I like this lessons.

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Thank you! 😃

[@murilo98sp]

Oh, that's nice! Because here, in Brazil, there are very people with problem in diction, and I confuse her with my friend's diction problem :) I am a lot interested in your classes! It's right that my accent is British, because I love their way to speak! Thank you so much, you're really helping me in my questions! =D

[@nataliascalvenzi5553]

I'd love to have you as a teacher, Jennifer. You are amazing and so patient with everything! I wish some of my teachers were more like you.. hehe :)

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Thank you for the kind support, Natália. Maybe one day I'll see you in a live class? I'll open more classes in September. www.englishwithjennifer.com/teaching_schedule.php

[@Englishwithjennifer]

I'm glad you are learning! :)

[@vanderleicarlosferreiradej9531]

Jennifer , you are the best! I'm brazilian , my dream is travel for the USA , I'm study at home , my english still bad, but you help me every day!!! thanks

[@nenna123ful]

Jennifer! Hello, I from Brazil, and I learning a lot !!! Kiss, Priscila.

[@andycjwu]

Thanks for the wonderful online course Jennifer! You said, "Our birthday is in March" and "Their birthdays are in April." Do we need to use the plural form of birthday when using the term "our"?

[@Tawerbrazil]

I really appreciate your lessons....

[@shimaaali2791]

thank you for these lessons

[@XChang0]

I didn't know "its"... thank you Jennifer

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Yes, if it is clear that you are talking about the pen. Possessive pronouns (mine, yours, ours...) are in Lesson 57. :)

[@andycjwu]

Thanks Jennifer! I see, that makes sense.

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Whose birthday is it? (I don't know! Just clarifying the question.)

[@salahhani2]

great video Jennifer. keep going on pls, tks

[@shareefsaifeldeen9327]

you are one of the best !

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Thank you. :) Have a great day!

[@HecB29]

Thank you so much Jennifer, these are very useful videos :) by the way, my brithday is also on March 9th :) hugsss

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Having an accent can be attractive to some listeners. :) It's only a problem if the accent interferes with being understood. Have a good day!

[@joseveiga1229]

Hi Jennifer...I am learning with your lesson....thanks.

[@Englishwithjennifer]

That's great, Jose!

[@HecB29]

thank you so much :) it was very helpful (From Venezuela)

[@TheKaqino]

Miss Jennifer, I would like to ask how to use the word "whom" in a question (and what does "whom" in the sentence mean?) and in a common sentence?

[@muh907]

Thank you so much 😊

[@Englishwithjennifer]

You're welcome!

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Your're a very good teacher.

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Thank you. Have a good day!

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[@Englishwithjennifer]

You’re welcome! 😊 Please continue to watch.

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[@Jcb-Tractor-lovers]

thanks jennifer mam i am indian. and i am improving English with your video

[@Englishwithjennifer]

I'm happy you're learning with me. :)

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Hello. I'd say, "Let's share our knowledge." :)

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[@franciacaicedo3273]

It's very good!

[@HecB29]

THank you so much jennifer :)

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[@Englishwithjennifer]

Thank you.

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😊thanks for you😊

[@Englishwithjennifer]

You're welcome. 😊

[@imrankalandar4502]

Thank you very much for this valuable lesson. You're also explaining very Naturally ( my sentences are correct or wrong? )

[@Englishwithjennifer]

You're welcome! I understood your comment clearly, but you can use these verb tenses: You also explain things very naturally. (in general)/ You also explained things very naturally. (in this video)

[@justalover0123456789]

Hi Natasha, Is it right to say: Let's share the knowledge.. :) OR Let us share the knowledge.. :) thank u

[@АлександрСлепцов-ч2ь]

I'm sorry, You answered my question at 08:28 - so we can use both expressions, as I see.

[@Mery0123]

Thank you so much

[@Englishwithjennifer]

You're welcome. It's nice to hear from you again, Meryem.

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Teacher Jennifer, please may I know how to go to forum in your website? I do love your interactive videos!!

[@شفيقالسعيد]

Great , Thanks

[@Englishwithjennifer]

+‫شفيق السعيد‬‎ You're welcome!

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Jenifer isso Nice teacher

[@andreagiraldomdphd.8376]

Dear Prof, Are they correct? With or without comma 1) Inside a fortune cookie there's a strip of paper ON THAT You Can read your fortune 2) Inside a fortune cookie there' s a strip of paper , ON WHICH You Can read your fortune

[@Englishwithjennifer]

+Andrea Giraldo Hi Andrea. "On which" is preferred. Also, it's necessary information, so a comma isn't used. We call this an identifying clause. Inside a fortune cookie, there's a strip of paper on which you can read your fortune. >> Even more natural: Inside a fortune cookie there's a strip of paper with your fortune written on it.

[@pascualgarcia1306]

Thanks for your video! ;)

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Hi Pascual. How are your studies going?

[@pascualgarcia1306]

Hi Jennifer. My studies are going well. Also, I am doing USA learns´ course, as you told me. Thanks for your help!. Have a great day!

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Very Nice

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it so happy😊😊😊

[@Englishwithjennifer]

+izham 5941 Thanks for studying with me.

[@gatoszurdos]

Belated Happy Birthday to you!!!

[@Englishwithjennifer]

+gatoszurdos Thank you for remembering me! :) Have a great weekend.

[@АлександрСлепцов-ч2ь]

Hello, Jennifer! You said "Our birthday is in March". Can we also say "Our birthdays are in March"? Because there are more then one birthday. Thank You!

[@nataliawilson2035]

hello Jennifer. I would like to ask you a question about days i couldn't do it in 41 lesson. Can I ask " what day will be tomorrow?" Or I always have to use Present Simple with dates? Thank you!

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Hello Natalia. Correct: What day will tomorrow be? However, this sounds a little odd. We usually ask about today: What day is today? What's today's date?

[@murilo98sp]

Where did she from? I really want to know, are you brazilian?

[@Md-dfhjb]

Best

[@AndresGarcia-ed9fh]

Are those words possesive adjectives, possesive pronouns or pronouns that behave as adjectives? Thanks in advance.

[@Englishwithjennifer]

My, your, its, his, her, our, their = possessive adjectives (my car, your car, etc.) Mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs = possessive pronouns (That's mine. That's yours.)

[@mehali384]

Please differentiate It,this and that

[@Englishwithjennifer]

IT = to make general statements It's a nice day. It's hot. It's cold. THIS/ THAT = to refer to things close or far This hat is beautiful. Is it yours? Do you see that boy over there? He's my cousin. I hope that helps. :)

[@mehali384]

Thanks

[@mehali384]

Is this sentence is correct "you don't know nothing about me because you don't know me" or what is substitution for this sentence

[@Englishwithjennifer]

moazzam Ali We should not use double negatives in English. The correct sentence is, "You don't know anything about me because you don't know me."

[@mehali384]

thanks for reply

[@alexjfunes9556]

i have a question do you have course online jennifer?

[@Englishwithjennifer]

I teach privately online. I have one intermediate writing skills course on WizIQ. It's self-paced. I sometimes run group classes. I announce them through social media. :) englishwithjennifer.com/book-a-lesson/

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I love you miss Jennifer, you're so cute . thank you.

[@mohmoh701]

please i don't understand the bounse question why you answer it's not its ,can you help me to understand ?

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Hello. IT'S is short for IT IS. The new board is big and white. IT'S new. (IT IS new.) ITS answers the question WHOSE? It belongs to the group of possessive adjectives: my, your, her, his, our, their. For example: our purpose, their purpose, its purpose. IT refers to a thing, not a person.

[@mohmoh701]

thank you

[@medsalim6700]

good

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Thank you for watching this video. It's nice to hear from you again! :)

[@rafeekhamsa6929]

teacher. Ur class is very useful. thanks allot. i am from India (Kerala- God's own country) what's the difference between its and it's?

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Hi Rafeek. ITS = possessive IT'S = contraction (short form) for IT IS Watch this old video. Lesson 1 - Basic English Grammar - IT'S/ ITS

[@SureshSureIn]

Instead of It's my pen, can we use It's mine

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Thank you, Maryam. :)

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[@Englishwithjennifer]

Hi!

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Whose birthday?

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[@Englishwithjennifer]

No, not really. But it was a nice home. She generously shares what she has with others. :)

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Thank you very much

[@Englishwithjennifer]

+Sabreen Flower You're welcome!