Word Order with Prepositions - English Grammar with JenniferESL

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[@stunninglad1]

This is a lesson filled with very useful information. We see how the prepositional phrases can be moved around within a sentence. Knowing this helps us to avoid repetition in our writing.

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Indeed, it's good to know different patterns so that we can state our ideas clearly, but also avoid sounding repetitive or wordy.

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Thank you for the kind comment...and the wonderful example of a stranded preposition!

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Yes, these kinds of grammar points are worth reviewing. I did a lot of thinking and checking as I put this lesson together. Thanks for watching, Sergei.

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[@MillersLanguageSchool]

Very good examples of sentences with prepositions! There is something to think about.

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Thanks for watching and commenting (with a stranded preposition)!

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Simply awesome! This couldn't have got better than this. Your explanation of difficult grammar makes it all the more easy. He jumped in the bed. In the morning, we went for the walk. He succeeded after years of hard work. Or After years of hard work, he succeeded. What a nice watch! This is what I was looking for. This is the job for which I was looking. or This is the job I was looking for. People are talking a lot about the recently released movie. The recently released movie is being talked about a lot. The person about whom I talked is a nice guy. The person I talked about is a nice guy. Please have a look at my examples! Take care!

[@Englishwithjennifer]

I appreciate the enthusiastic support. Thank you, Hilal. You have a good grasp on word order patterns. Notes: 1. This is the job for which I was looking. > Correct, but not natural in everyday English. It's formal grammar. 2. The recently released movie is being talked about a lot. > Correct, but your first version is more natural in everyday English: People are talking a lot about the recently released movie. Other variations in that situation: The recently released movie has been much discussed by critics and moviegoers. (more formal) The recently released movie is all anyone is talking about. (more conversational) 3. The last two examples are correct, again there are more natural variations: The person I mentioned is a nice guy. The person I told you about is a nice guy. The person I was talking about is a nice guy.

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Hi Jennifer Thank you for this lesson Could you please make a video about using active vocabulary in our speaking ?

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Do you mean more dynamic language? That would be a good topic. Here are all my other videos to date. www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/yt-videos/

[@momotaro0410]

In the example "who do you want to talk to", is "want to talk" the main verb？

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WANT is the main verb. The infinitive "to talk to" follows "want." Want can be followed by an infinitive but not a gerund (-ing).

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[@sanakhan3131]

Recently , I have came across this sentence . She is happiest when she plays the guitar. Why definite article "the" is not used before superlative adjective?

[@Englishwithjennifer]

If it's one of a group or one of a large number, then it's specific: She's the happiest woman in the world. (The happiest of all women everywhere.) She's happiest when she plays.

[@cloudwalker1]

Hi , mam , you mentioned about stranded preposition . but I couldn't understand this point as I can't spot object of stranded preposition in both sentence. Could you help me find what are object of preposition in these both sentence. Ex: 1: Her words were worth reflecting on. 2: She gave me something to think about.

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Hello. 1. (On what?) reflect on her words 2. (About what?) think about something

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Hello Jennifer.. Thank you for another great lesson 👍... Could you please tell me...can we used preposition in end of sentence in ielts academic task 1 and task 2

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Thanks for watching. Hi. I'm not a test prep teacher, so I can't comment on IELTS.

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Hello, please help me understand the difference between " seem to do" and "seem to be doing."

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Seem to do = general (You seem to know the subject very well.) Seem to be doing = an action in progress (You seem to be driving faster than usual. Are we late?)

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[@akshatmukundam974]

Hello, I have a question. He heaped all the blame on her. It can be written as "All the blame was heaped on her" but why can't I say "She was heaped all the blame on". Is there any rule? Thanks in advance.

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Hi. The more natural passive version is with the direct object, not the indirect object. All the blame was heaped on her. Using the indirect object can require more creativity: She was the one (who) all the blame was heaped on. It was she whom all the blame was heaped on. (OR on whom)

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Hello! Please use my different playlists. All skills must be addressed to achieve strong proficiency. www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/yt-videos/ I have short clips on Instagram that target listening and speaking. Please visit! Here are study tips. www.englishwithjennifer.com/study-tips/ Regards from the USA!

[@trendyoutfits2065]

To Mom, mackerel and pike and scabbard fish were all just Fish. Mam , To Mom what is in this sentence I don't understand it grammatical placement

[@Englishwithjennifer]

"To Mom" can go in the initial or final position. You're limiting the meaning of "were all just fish." Only in the eyes (opinion) of your mother, those three kinds weren't different in any way. She saw them all as fish and nothing special distinguished any of them.

[@侯佳-r6x]

Hello, I'm Chinese, I don't understand how to use what if, how to use when these two words are connected? For example:1 what if everyone becomes a scientist2What if elephants ruled the World?I don't understand what's mean?and how use them in a sentence.Expect you to make a video,thank you.

[@Englishwithjennifer]

Hello. This may be useful. kzbin.info/www/bejne/porchHZogb6popI In your examples, you're saying: 1. What would happen if everyone became a scientist?/ What happens if everyone choose the same profession? 2. Would would it be like if elephants ruled the world?

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​@@Englishwithjennifer I'm glad to hear from you, I already understand how to use What if. I'm sure there will be more people around the world learning English, and thank you very much for your