Linking words of contrast

[@dormancy2015]

Thank you for clarifying the usage of "whereas"! I've seen many videos, but you are the only one who did that.

[@wickedcelestial965]

I really enjoy watching all of your lessons on youtube ! From one English Teacher to another ✌

[@nunchannel8441]

I see this video in 2022 and i like the way you teach thank you ❤

[@brunooliveiradantas9254]

thank You, very clear ! I would like to practice speaking. What Could You recommend ?

[@zainpeerally1582]

Hi MrSkypelessons, The lesson of Linking words of contrast is very helpful and insightful. I now feel really confident of how to use them properly in my writing. However, I sometimes get a bit confusion about the word " since " which is used as a preposition, conjunction and adverb in sentences. I would be very much grateful if you could make a video lesson on this topic. Thanking you in anticipation. Kind regards, Fazil

[@laylahfaisal3105]

You are really intelligent. Thanks.

[@waqasahmad6111]

Plz discuss the use of " to the contrary "

[@waqasahmad6111]

Plz discuss the difference btw To the contrary vs on the contrary

[@السلامعليكم-ر6ث]

Amazing teacher 👨‍🏫

[@uncleinggris3764]

Its usefull... Thanks

[@tomare]

This dude looks 16 and 37 at the same time

[@sadiqahmad6760]

Excellent

[@123MATEMATICAS123]

thanks teacher these is excellent

[@maheshchhabra6554]

actually, I have one question that can we use two 2 or more conjunctions in one sentence, whether it is coordinate, subordinate or conjunctive adverbs????? and also could you please explain if the following sentence is right or not, Thanks I would really appreciate that. 'Even though there have been no safety incidents so far, I think getting a bus would be a great idea because it would be better equipped to transport people who are disabled.'

[@felixtamayo2484]

You should give us more examples for every contrast words

[@KatiSvaby]

Can we say if we start the sentence by subject + verb + wile phrase we can't use a comma after the verb? But if we begin the sentence by 'while' phrase' we put the comma, and after the subject+ verb. If it's true we can take it as a general rule?

[@honeyhoney5859]

Thanks a million

[@kerimabdul2263]

thank you.

[@fatimams]

Dear best teacher of the world could you please make some PDFs with all the subject you explain for download??? I love your lessons, your accent, everyting but I miss what you have writing in the whit board!!! Thanks a lot, greetings from BRAZIL.

[@karkouchaziz681]

thanks teacher still you need to focus only on one of them contrast or concession

[@kemalkasap220]

Thanks a lot.

[@يوسفالبابلي-ث1ن]

what is a consasion

[@learnerlearner2189]

Thanks teacher. I really enjoy watching your videos. Could you please tell me if the following sentences are correct? (I want to use gerund after 'in spite of' ) In spite of this team losing today, we will always support you, be proud of you, and remain your biggest fans forever. In spite of its/it losing today, we will always support you, be proud of you, and remain your biggest fans forever.

[@fiorellavalerasantander6440]

I have the same doubt. Is it possible to say: 1. In spite of the salary(it) being low, she accepted to work there. 2. In spite of being a low salary, she accepted to work there.

[@cristinacrecente]

Your explanation is fantastic, but you seem a bit stressed. You should speak more slowly...

[@fatimams]

If you think his lesson is a bit stressed, you should study more, and if you cannot follow the speed of his speach YOU shoul listen to more english, so you get use to the speed. By the way his is a FANTASTIC TEACHER!!!!

[@estheramez2711]

He is a very good teacher for advanced students. I enjoy his lessons a lot.

[@secondfarm3690]

Alter your playback speed, hope that helps.

[@허-x5y]

Thz

[@sihamasif5520]

استاذ مفهمتش

[@fercho90evil2]

Coooontraaast

[@QQuantum]

This is an advance lesson.. if you can't follow his speed, watch another video.

[@claudiagauna8413]

Slow teacher!!!!!! Please