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Hi Jennifer! Thank you! Examples: 1) The government is soon releasing its austerity package in order to cut expenses. 2) The family is the basic unit of society. 3) Owing to the recession, the company is downsizing.
Jennifer's exaplains help me learn more about collective nouns. I would loved to say that " Jennifer helps any person who's watch this video will understand more about collective noun".
My family is great I love them my family establishes a group with our friends for traveling,,, everyone works his mission regularly ... so this trip is fantastic.so the group decides to travel next year.
Hello Jennifer! Nice to see you! Thank you so much for the video! I like learning by using the classification and tables. My examples: Everyone sometimes dreams. Their company yields a good income. A new tribe is found by researchers. Your advice works very well!
It's really amazing lesson for me at least because I didn't know that you use the collective nouns in English like we do in Arabic, I was guess that we only use this deep grammar when we treat a group word - for example - as one unit or as one entity and the meaning will mention always to plural, we call it in Arabic ( اسم جنس جمعي مثل كلمة التفاح ) . And also new words, new sentences, thank you so much Madam
Everyone in this community loves Jennifer and it is not hard to see why , she is both gorgeous and unique. Jennifer audience gives an standing ovation every time she finishes her lessons. The Army is ready to defend and fight for Jennifer anytime , anywhere against anyone .
Hi Jennifer 1.Everyone, at this channel ,learns English from Jenni. 2.Company is hiring employee at good package.👍 3.Audience is clapping in auditorium.
Good afternoon sister, 1. My team receives an appreciation from the clients when we done project successfully without a deviation. 2. Everyone participates for a competition on upcoming women's day celebration. Jennifer, coming sunday we have a women's day, I believe every women celebrates an awesome day this year.
I really love your video Ma'am 😊do you have a video about abstract and concrete noun?can I have a link of that video if you just have😊thank you!keep creating informative videos coz your way of teaching is the best
Hi Jeniffer, 1. The governments launches awarness compaigns about corona virus. 2. Coronaviruses group causes respiratory tract infection. 3.My family follows safety measurments to keep safe .
Hi teacher, these are my examples: 1.Everyone is eating the food rapidly. 2. The class is leaving 3. The audience is going to get thrilled with the concert. 2. The team doesn't look very enthusiast about the new proposal. I'm looking forward to read your comments.
Every teacher here on RU-vid teach only the easy parts but never touch upon the more difficult aspects of any topic. So if you don't mind, kindly give complete lecture on a particular topic. Thank you.
People is the plural form of "person". So no, it's not collective. It's an irregular plural noun. You can learn more here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BLaf9_jHQyQ.html
I loved this video! I learned a lot about the very cofusing subject called Collective Nouns hahahaha! Thanks for teaching all the english grammar (very basic to advanced) here in your channel
1. In my school has many core subjects 2. Everyone doesn't like the way of policement acts 3. In this morning, she and he were sad about their parent' death
I'm kinda confused now because I watched a video from EngVid about collective nouns, and the teacher explains that it could be both singular or plural. Basically in the US they treat collective nouns as singular; whereas, in the UK they treat it as plural. By in large, the teacher states that it depends on you if you are accentuating the whole entity or individual.
I'm sorry you're confused. I teach American English. In British English (which I don't speak or teach) I know they have differences with collective nows. If you live and speak British English, I recommend following those rules for collective nouns. But in North America it would sound weird to us to hear "The team are...", which might be normal in British English. Hopefully that doesn't confuse you further! Best of luck!
Both “My family is” and “My family are” are correct in British English, while “My family is” is most common in American English. This is because “family” is a collective noun, and American English generally treats collective nouns as singular, while British English treats them as plural.
Hai mam I am from kerala my mother tongue is malayalam. I am very intrested in learning english. I am very intresting this videos to learn more english. I cant learn from other videos please help me mam please. I trust you mam. Plzz
Could you please tell me which one of these sentences is correct : ● my family has bought some land in southern france recently. ●my family have bought some land in southern france recently.
@@JForrestEnglish thank you so much for your timely answer . I had seen that words like Guerrilla or Arsenal FC didn't use "is"when conjugating the verb to be
Comment challenge >My family is arriving tomorrow. >Everyone eats at noon. =================================== Hi, It was an indeed lesson for me. I cannot thank you enough. >The Government has already taken necessary actions to improve the public health system. >Our team is well prepared to face any challenge. >The class is filled with wise students.
"People" is the plural form of "Person". So 1 person, but 2+ people. Because people is plural, it's conjugated as "they". The people ARE going to the party :)
Hi Jennifer! I’m sorry but I’m a little bit confused... If I say "the staff is not happy.", which pronoun should I use in the next sentence to replace "staff"? If I follow my gut feeling, I would change the subject-verb agreement and say "they are not happy"... Could you help me out? All the best!
Staff is a collective noun. Ex/ The staff is working hard. Interestingly, we would use "they" when the subject is obvious. Ex/ The staff is working hard. They have a deadline next week. Because we wouldn't use "he/she/it" to replace "staff". We would be "they". It's kinda a weird area of English, isn't it!
