Verb of the Day - Mother

This video discusses (1) some of the meanings for the word MOTHER; (2) how to form affirmative statements, negative statements, and yes/no questions in the present perfect progressive (continuous) and simple future; and (3) related words and phrases.
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[@ArtemHahauz-nm7bk]

Teacher Catie, thank you so much for this lesson, which I wasn't lucky enough to watch right away because of the New Year celebration we had. Hope all of our wishes and goals come tru this year. Here are some examples: "Has the cow already mothered anyone? I heard that cows who didn't bear give more and better milk." "Shaina had been contemplating whether she was worth of mothering and raising a child for the last three years." "No one's gonna give you motherly care here, clinger!" "Well, she was the mother of that riotous movement?" "Some called her the mother of all peace, while others gave her the title of the 'mother of all wars." Greetings from Ukraine. Keep your spirits up and keep up the amazing work!

[@SharpenedFluencysVerboftheDay]

Thank you, Artem. Happy 2025 to you and all your loved ones! Thank you for continuing to share more examples!

[@sharifullahjan7556]

Hello dear madam, I have a question for you. Order of subject pronouns, 231( you, he and I ) but I read somewhere that when you are confessing a guilt or something wrong then you have to use 123 or when you are using plural subject pronouns, you have to use 123(we , you and they ) For singular subjects ( 231) and for plural subjects or confession ( 123) . Kindly answer me. I really need your answer.

[@Nicholas00756]

Hi, 1) I met him walking alone in the woods. What will be the full clause? 2) I met him who was walking alone in the woods. 3) I met him while/when he was walking in the woods. I think number 2 is incorrect because 'Who' is not used with objective pronouns (him/them). What do you think about number 2 and 3?