RHYME in English poetry and speech

What are the different types of rhyme? How important is rhyming in poetry? Why do we even rhyme at all? If you’ve watched any of my videos on poetry, you’ll already have seen how important rhyming can be in English. In this lesson I’ll explain what the requirements are to create a rhyme, and the different types of rhyme, from full rhyme, to half rhyme, to eye rhyme. Rhyming is easy when you know how, and it can happen in everyday conversation too, often by accident, which makes people laugh. This video will also help you with pronunciation, because rhyme is all about what the words sound like! Test your rhyme skills with the quiz: www.engvid.com/rhyme-in-engli...
Watch all of my poetry lessons here: • Poetry with Gill
In this lesson:
00:00 What is a rhyme?
01:38 How to make a rhyme
02:49 Rhyme in poetry
03:46 What is a half rhyme?
04:25 What is a visual rhyme?
06:33 Rhyme is not enough to make a poem!

[@engvidGill]

Thank you very much for watching, everyone! If you'd like to learn more, watch the full playlist of my poetry lessons: kzbin.info/aero/PLjvCo2ax1ZUec55HG7h2EKV6k3rkYFFIi

[@aysegulgoknar]

A very lovely lesson again. Thank You very much Dear Teacher Gill. Have a good day, greetings from Turkey.

[@alfieromonteverdi7980]

I have already seen all your previous lessons about poetries, poems, sonnets and rhymes but, surely, I will watch them all again (repetita iuvant the Latins would say). I remember some classes on Shakespeare another about Haiku and another one on a poem by Emily Dickinson. In my small way I read Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters that I advice everyone in particular way The Hill, Fiddler Jones, Doctor Meyers. Thanks a lot Ms Gill.

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Dearest teacher. I'm travelling soon to England and would love to be able to meet you, to have the honor of meeting you. Do you give lessons somewhere other than on line? I'm from Argentina and I give English lessons on a very poor neighborhood in the north of the country in Santiago del Estero. Thank you and sorry to intrude. ❤

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"Namaste" mam i am from India and i am trying to learn to speak english. Today i got your videos on youtube and i found it very useful. There are many videos but when it comes to pronunciation it is very difficult to understand the word for them whos english is not first language. But your voice and pronunciation is very clear. I understand more than 90%. Thank you.

[@Bf3010]

Hi! Gill. I'm an amateur at writing poems :). But, I love your classes and also poetry. I felt prompted to share one poem that I wrote a long time ago. I hope you like my text. :D How can a few seconds turn life upside down? An unforeseen event that blossomed deep sentiments Contradicting the destiny, you dared to cross the bound Overcoming convictions and impediments. Love, soul of my soul , where have you been these long years? I wandered through the dark streets searching for the light. I tried to find a sense of life in laughter and tears Then I heard your steady voice and life has become bright Because you are the missing fragment in my heart You are the main reason for what I`ve been living for. And since the very beginning, we`ve never been apart . Neither time nor death separates us anymore. Your absence is painful, and my soul is invaded by sorrow But , daily my hopes are revived since you are my morrow. BF

[@jeremyhennessee6604]

Very good work.

[@hastalavista9431]

I'm so glad to watch every Gill's lesson, especially like this one about poetry and English literature. Furthermore, one of them encouraged me to learn a verse by heart. Thank you, Gill! ❤

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[@endthepatriarchy8376]

Thank you for continue making poetry lesson! It's hard to learn English poetry, but your lesson helps a lot.

[@devjanichakraborty6204]

Dear Ma'am Gill, This lesson on ' Rhymes' is very helpful as we start our life as a kid with the Nursery rhymes.Reading or writing poems elevates our imagination and makes life seem beautiful than it really is ! We certainly like rhyming poems as we get a rhythm while reading poetry ! I have also composed a few poems on my own.Every little child imitates his or her parents.My son as a kid once was hiding from me and writing something so insisted him to show me what was he writing ? He showed me and told very innocently " Mom, i am trying to write a poem like you " and he had written only one line " Life is like a feather " ! Thanks,Ma'am !

[@devjanichakraborty6204]

Dear Ma'am Gill , Since you are a professor of English literature, your suggestions are very valuable as to what are the things that a literary student must follow to tee ? We certainly need your proper guidance ! Thanks ! Ma'am

[@JuliaDutta]

A bug and a flee, went out to sea, upon a reel of cotton, but the bug got drowned, and the flee was found, biting a lady's bottom 😁😂😃Pardon the naughty joke but a cute poem, wouldn't you agree, Gill? Thank you for the very interesting lesson.

[@cgdmgl302]

😂👍

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Its up to Morbius standards👍

[@francelibre26]

Je pense que vous n'imaginez pas ce que vous avez écrit ou comment ça s'est mal traduit (les fautes de l'internet) !?

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Cracked up reading that. What happened next? Nudge nudge wink wink

[@jeremyhennessee6604]

Flee=flea. Good one though..funny.

[@alfieromonteverdi7980]

As usual a very interesting lesson !!! Unfortunately I am not a good rhymer but I still love poetry and poets. I live a few km away from one of the greatest Italian poets: Giacomo Leopardi whom I adore. Thanks a lot Gill.

[@CarlosLimaItatiaia]

Thank you Mistress for sharing your knowledge with us. I'm from Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. I'm an English Teacher at Public School. Thank you so much!

[@francelibre26]

Merci 👌beaucoup pour cette leçon. En effet, ça m'intéresse car j'ai un recueil de poésie et je ne sais pas comment le traduire correctement et surtout pour que ça rime aussi en anglais. Merci pour votre réponse.💐

[@SuperMamo1]

Probably the most important thing when you live in UK is the pronunciantion. In this way, I appreciate to much the Gill class, is a real support when you arrive to anglo-Saxon country.

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Great video Gill, thank you for sharing.

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🍃Wonderful!🖐❤🍃

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God bless you for sharing of the most segneficant part of literature.

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You are wonderful! Thanks for your lessons! 😊

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Plz bring more ones and encompass all intricacies in it....

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Dear, I will watch all your lessons. You give lessons in a very impressive way.

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Hello Ma'am.... After watching your video. It was superb class.

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Hello, dear Gill, thank you for your good viedos. You are the best teacher that I have ever seen. I wish you would teach only poem and poetry.

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[@shaifulbahri2891]

Thank you so much madam. I'm from Malaysia

[@unipuisi]

Thx Mrs Gil, I just find ur channel then I watch , ur explain easy to understood, I hope my poetry has a good rhymes and deep meaning

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Thank you very much! Have a nice day!:)

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Hi! Gill, I love your videos!! It would be great if You make a video talking about English expressions for a job interview. Please!❤...regards from Perú.

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[@Poems40]

I think that for a rhyme to be beautiful, you need talent, aesthetics, a sense of rhythm, a broad outlook and experience in writing poetry.

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[@mrridikilis]

I think in Shakespeare's time 'wind' did actually rhyme with 'find'

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I really like your video

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Life is a journey, oh so bright, What lies ahead, out of sight, Traveling beyond stars and moonlight, Soaring through skies, reaching for height, Leaving behind the world's endless night, What awaits us tomorrow, such is the plight. These beautiful lines in book on amazon an echo of silence by king naresh

[@vevepriezviskova6909]

A wonderful lesson as always, Gill :) Please can anyone recommend some nice short and simple poems for English beginners age 9-12?

[@engvidGill]

Hi - thanks for your kind words - I'm glad you enjoyed my video :-) To find poems for beginners, you could try googling "short rhyming poems for english efl" as there are some good results there!

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Hallelujah

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This Place. ___________ This must be The Place. Broken Hearts Come to Die. A Pit of Love Disgraced! (which makes Once Joyous Angels Cry.) _ My Impoverished House of Dirty Creatures. (with cold, Indifferent Features) Where Shadows come to feast upon The Memory of Her Smile! (A Domicile Of Hope Defiled.) _ I walk Sad Empty Halls still seeking, ways to restore My Former Grace; as she Waits somewhere (darker) Dreaming!!!! (Of a Love to Free Her from This Place.) J.Stephen.H

[@hunji._]

There are many different rhymes!

[@sheliya2357]

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[@engvidGill]

Hi - my advice is just keep working on English a little every day - anything that interests you, anything that you enjoy - all the best with your studies :-)

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Hi

[@priyamay3676]

Actually mam please don't mind but it's the reality that now I don't have to learn this kind of rhymes as there is chat gpt and Google bard present in the market

[@engvidGill]

Hi - there's a big debate going on about Chat-GPT - it may be useful, but it's important for us all to keep exercising our brains, and not rely on technology to do all our thinking for us ;-)