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@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Hey, guys! Hope you enjoyed the lesson! Master NOUN CLAUSES in details in Hindi on my other channel:ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sDo7GhYMx9U.html
@asktheqb
@asktheqb 5 лет назад
Rearly seen detailed coverage of this topic by anyone other. Excellent work keep going 👍
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 5 лет назад
Thank you for your encouraging words! 👏
@sukh._.
@sukh._. 3 года назад
You're amazing English teacher I have ever seen in my life... Now I'm not confused in noun clause, thank you
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Super happy to read this. Keep learning. 🌸
@vijayakumarvj
@vijayakumarvj 3 года назад
The way you teach english is amazing. Here, "the way you teach english" is it a noun clause or any other clause? could you pls explain.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Hello, Vijaya! It's a noun phrase. Within this phrase, we have a clause (you teach English) that's modifying the noun "way." Hope this helps!
@santhanakrishnanramraj8747
@santhanakrishnanramraj8747 3 года назад
Very interesting
@joyroy7595
@joyroy7595 Год назад
How is it a noun phrase Sur?Plz explain it to me clearly.Coz A phrase never contains a verb.Here 'You teach English'---Dies have a have " Teach.Plz plz plz Sir!!"
@SumiGlancy
@SumiGlancy 8 месяцев назад
You please watch his class on Noun Phrase....
@rangareddysireddy
@rangareddysireddy 24 дня назад
Thank you very much sir and you gave a wonderful lesson
@asutosemisra8827
@asutosemisra8827 3 года назад
Sir, your communication skill is really praiseworthy.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Thank you! 🌸
@Pooja-reddy
@Pooja-reddy 7 месяцев назад
Your teaching is fabulous.🎉
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 7 месяцев назад
Thank you for the kind words, Pooja!
@skzindu4935
@skzindu4935 Год назад
Wow I have never heard like your teaching fantastic teaching I got impressed ❤️
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish Год назад
Thank you! 💓
@yadunathsingh7747
@yadunathsingh7747 Год назад
Sir your teaching method is very effective.
@nusrathjahannusrathjahan6322
@nusrathjahannusrathjahan6322 4 года назад
Excellent job ! It was an instructive video. Thanks .
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Thank you! Glad you liked it! Here's my second channel where I teach English through Hindi: ru-vid.com/show-UCcVmLWFdOpMD4jRsCW3CsaA
@susanbenny9964
@susanbenny9964 3 года назад
Excellent teaching! I was just watching this video. Subscribed immediately. Waiting to learn many more topics.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Thank you for the kind words, Susan! Keep learning and stay connected! 😊
@susanbenny9964
@susanbenny9964 3 года назад
@@EnglishWithAshish definitely 👍
@johniacolucci3044
@johniacolucci3044 3 года назад
Excellent video. It is very useful.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Glad you liked the lesson! Keep learning and stay connected! 🌸
@Nk-yt-gamer34
@Nk-yt-gamer34 Год назад
Thank you brother for clear explanation.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish Год назад
You are welcome
@himanshukumar07-j1z
@himanshukumar07-j1z 2 года назад
I saw your website and after seeing your content written as blog,I was totally amazed that you have given everything which is needed to understand the topic. So, thankyou very much for giving your precious time for others.🙏
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 2 года назад
Thank you for your kind words, Dipanshu. I'm just doing what I love: breaking the language down and helping people. Keep learning and stay connected! 🌸
@ramyamuthuraj717
@ramyamuthuraj717 4 года назад
I've seen so many RU-vid videos related to grammar topics. But u r the only one who cleared all my doubts. That's lit. I wonder about your clear cut teaching style. Thanks for your service.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
This means so much, Ramya. I feel satisfied and humbled to see that you guys find my content easy to understand and valuable. Stay connected! Stay safe! ❤️
@huynhthidieu99
@huynhthidieu99 2 года назад
Ashish , your explain in here concreted, simple; I like this description.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 2 года назад
Glad you do. Thank you for the kind words, Dieu!
@niroshanmanoharan4295
@niroshanmanoharan4295 3 года назад
I'm so impressed with what you have thought us, also just out of words to thank you!
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Thank you for the kind words! Keep learning and stay connected! 😊
@unknow7367
@unknow7367 4 года назад
Sir your explanation is out of the world. Great job Thanks alot 😊😊😊😊😊😊🌷⚘⚘🌹
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Glad you liked it! Keep learning! Stay safe! ❤️
@muhammadarmaan2948
@muhammadarmaan2948 3 года назад
Really thanks, excellent explanation
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Thank you, Armaan!
@Ambreen-zainab
@Ambreen-zainab 2 года назад
Amazing lecture✨well explained👍
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 2 года назад
Thank you! 🌸
@judeborges2951
@judeborges2951 4 года назад
Nice explanation and superb oxford english
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Thank you, Jude!
@umeshmali7109
@umeshmali7109 4 года назад
You're teaching is so good😎👍
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Thank you, Umesh! ;)
@fidaumrani1596
@fidaumrani1596 Год назад
Excellent explanation.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish Год назад
Glad you think so!
@saikrishnarout6723
@saikrishnarout6723 3 года назад
Thank you sir for this nice explainetion 😇
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Glad you liked it! 🌸
@Helooeveryone123
@Helooeveryone123 3 года назад
Ur teaching is very nice thank uu
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Glad you liked it! Keep learning and supporting, Sahitri! 🌸
@suvarna3190
@suvarna3190 3 года назад
Hi sir. I have seen u r verb phrase and back here. I was tired looking at different grammer vedios. I feel u r vedioos helpful sir. I subscribed to ur channel also.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Hello, Suvarna! Glad you liked the content! And welcome to our family! 😊
@thebestmotivationalvideo8382
@thebestmotivationalvideo8382 2 года назад
you are great sir. thank you
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 2 года назад
Thank you for the kind words, Deependra.
@Indiasupergenius
@Indiasupergenius 3 года назад
Sir you are a really really good teacher! Thank you sir for this explanation.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Thank you for the kind words! Keep learning and stay connected. 😊❤️
@amitavabose-6
@amitavabose-6 5 лет назад
Very nice explanation..... make videos from clauses like this video.....
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 5 лет назад
Thank you, Amitava! Yes, I will.
@abdulkabia4721
@abdulkabia4721 4 года назад
Your videos are educative.could you do a video on reported speech please
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Absolutely! I'll make a lesson on it soon. Be safe and keep learning!
@abdulkabia4721
@abdulkabia4721 4 года назад
@@EnglishWithAshish stay safe and may God protect you from Kabia in Kono Sierra Leone
@MJ-cc6re
@MJ-cc6re 4 года назад
Hi Ashish, oh my God, I’d been looking for this for so long. I’ve looked many lessons on RU-vid I couldn’t understand any of them but yours explained to me very very well. Like I said you’re the king of the jungle🦁🦁🦁🦁may God continue to increase your knowledge🙏🙏
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
These words of yours are so encouraging. Thank you! ;)
@shalinisingh2062
@shalinisingh2062 4 года назад
Yes I am agree with you dear 😇
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
@@shalinisingh2062 thank you! :)
@shalinisingh2062
@shalinisingh2062 4 года назад
@@EnglishWithAshishl am learning clause from your channel and I love it since you're teaching style is fab. 😇
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Means a lot! Keep learning! ❤️
@kshitijshah5052
@kshitijshah5052 Год назад
Very nice explain.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish Год назад
Thank you!
@naziramin689
@naziramin689 3 года назад
Hello sir hope you will be fine. Thank you so much from your wonderful explanation you explained everything very simply you healed all the confusion that i had thank you so much please vedio for all necessary grammar topics.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Happy to know this! Thank you for the kind words! Keep learning and stay connected! I'll keep making these lessons for you guys! 😊
@hesamvazife5073
@hesamvazife5073 4 года назад
Hello my best teacher. Hope you're doing great. Do you have any videos about " subject completemnt " and " object completemnt "? Are there any differences beaten them? Thanks a lot.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Thank you for the kind words! Yes, both the topics are available on the channel. Please give them a watch.
@hesamvazife5073
@hesamvazife5073 4 года назад
@@EnglishWithAshish OK. Thanks a lot. Will you please give me the links? I can't find them🙏👌
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Sure! Object complement: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pC6bHFRocx8.html Subject complement: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wJwBCG13KKg.html
@sudhirpattanaik8303
@sudhirpattanaik8303 4 года назад
my all the doubts clear.....thanks a lot BTW today is my English exam...😑
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Very happy to hear that. Best of luck for your exam! ❤️ And here's my second channel where I teach English through Hindi: ru-vid.com/show-UCcVmLWFdOpMD4jRsCW3CsaA
@sudhirpattanaik8303
@sudhirpattanaik8303 4 года назад
@@EnglishWithAshish thank you so much
@amitavabose-6
@amitavabose-6 5 лет назад
Please make a video on all the functions of Infinitive .... like this... make it soon. ***
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 5 лет назад
Sure, I will!
@thaispineda9837
@thaispineda9837 3 года назад
hi!! can you do a video of noun clause used as an appositive I'm having a hard time with that and I'm sure others would appreciate it as well. thank you!!
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
I already have made a lesson on appositives. Here's the lesson: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vALGsd1AtO8.html Keep learning and stay connected! 😊
@thaispineda9837
@thaispineda9837 3 года назад
@@EnglishWithAshish O wow thank you!!!
@7jasmeen16zobiayasmeen5
@7jasmeen16zobiayasmeen5 3 года назад
indeed u r the best i have seen thank u so much
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Thank you for the kind words!
@sofiama9304
@sofiama9304 3 года назад
Congrats, buddy! You are an AMAZING teacher!
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Thank you, Sofia! Means a lot! 😊
@williamssharon3908
@williamssharon3908 3 года назад
Hi, can there be two noun clauses within the same sentence where one functions as the subject of the sentence and the other as a complement?
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Yes, we can. • Ashish is an English teacher. Subject = Ashish Subject complement = an English teacher
@chitratyagi23
@chitratyagi23 3 года назад
Thanku soo much sir 😊😊 . You explained english in such a interesting way 👌👌
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Glad you like the explanation! 💃
@aditidokania9e265
@aditidokania9e265 3 года назад
Finally...found a great video! Thanks ❤️
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
That's so sweet of you to say! Muck love! 💝 You could learn English through Hindi on my second channel. Here's the link: ru-vid.com/show-UCcVmLWFdOpMD4jRsCW3CsaA
@AsadKhan-yz1oy
@AsadKhan-yz1oy 3 года назад
Hey sir👋 That is used as for multiplie purpose but I got confused how we identify whether it is noun clause ,relative clause or conjunction
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Look at what it comes with, and how that functions. You can't remember it; you must understand it.
@bijoybarua6406
@bijoybarua6406 3 года назад
Good teaching thanks.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Thank you! Glad you liked it!
@bestgamewinnings4483
@bestgamewinnings4483 4 года назад
You are a good teacher... 👍
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Thank you! :)
@RameshMandi-if4cj
@RameshMandi-if4cj Год назад
Waw mind blowing ❤
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish Год назад
Thank you!
@georgesourligas6586
@georgesourligas6586 3 года назад
Good job. Love it.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Thank you, George! Glad you liked it!
@zunairanadeem4252
@zunairanadeem4252 2 года назад
Can you please made a video on the difference between noun clause and adjective clause it confuse me
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 2 года назад
Will do it soon
@zunairanadeem4252
@zunairanadeem4252 2 года назад
Tysm ❤️
@umeshkohli8371
@umeshkohli8371 11 месяцев назад
Noun clause mein wh word ke saath subject kyu aa raha h auxiliary verb kyu nhi aa rahi h aur iska kya matlab h please clear it
@Kridox
@Kridox 3 года назад
A quick tip: You could put some extra sentences in the end of the video so we can practice on it but anyways just an AMAZING TUTORIAL, no seriously... AMAZING
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Appreciate the feedback. Glad you enjoyed the video.
@Madhavan2020
@Madhavan2020 3 года назад
Hi, 1) Is reduced noun clause exist like reduced adjective, adverbial clause? 2) Is your playlist has class for Gerund clause and Infinitive clause? Thanks.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
1. Rarely (but, yes) 2. Yes (they are called phrases, not clauses)
@Madhavan2020
@Madhavan2020 3 года назад
@@EnglishWithAshish Which means Gerund and Infinitive clause doesn't exist. Only Gerund and Infinitive phrases exist ?
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Yeah, some people call gerund phrases and infinitive phrases as gerund clauses and infinitive clauses.
@RubyBulgasal
@RubyBulgasal 9 месяцев назад
Your legend ❤ Thank you so much ❤
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 8 месяцев назад
You're welcome! 💗
@KamalKhan1212-ox5nv
@KamalKhan1212-ox5nv 11 месяцев назад
Absolutely good
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 11 месяцев назад
Thanks
@deepikasoni7396
@deepikasoni7396 Год назад
Can noun clause follow adjective and how
@khawajaahsan376
@khawajaahsan376 2 года назад
Ashish, you are a very good teacher. Kindly help me overcome some confusion about noun clause and adverb clause. We are going to where your brother went last night. (Noun clause). You can sit wherever you like. Tell me about the second sentence. Is it a noun clause or adverb clause?
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 2 года назад
It's an adverb clause.
@khawajaahsan376
@khawajaahsan376 2 года назад
Dear sir, I have just learned a trick to identify Noun Clause. If we ask independent clause a question using what/who, and the answer is found in dependent clause in affirmitive, the clause is Noun Clause. Where I live is a dirty place. Question:what is a dirty place? Answer: where I live.
@shivomshivam826
@shivomshivam826 3 года назад
Hey .. It's valuable job ... Cheers 🥂
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Glad you liked it, Shivom!
@matechmatech833
@matechmatech833 2 года назад
Sir good class❤👑
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 2 года назад
Thank you.
@gopalakrishnank7794
@gopalakrishnank7794 4 года назад
As your example,"The good news is that You are a good teacher "
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Haha! Thank you so much! :)
@7jasmeen16zobiayasmeen5
@7jasmeen16zobiayasmeen5 3 года назад
indeed
@pampisarkar180
@pampisarkar180 3 года назад
Thank you. It's really good.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Glad you liked it, Pampi!
@naribommu
@naribommu 8 дней назад
We are going to where you went last night.sir i have a doubt. you said this is noun clause but if we ask the question to verb, going where? It gives answer adverb clause.pls clarify sir
@naribommu
@naribommu 7 дней назад
Pls reply sir
@sinukg9447
@sinukg9447 4 года назад
Very rarely seen this kind of understandable video.
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.
@altaibafood
@altaibafood 3 года назад
Excellent job!!!❤❤❤
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Thank you! Glad you liked it! ❤️
@altaibafood
@altaibafood 3 года назад
@@EnglishWithAshish you're always welcome 🙂
@thebestmotivationalvideo8382
@thebestmotivationalvideo8382 2 года назад
thank you so much. sir ji
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 2 года назад
You're welcome.
@habibursirsacademy
@habibursirsacademy 4 года назад
Xlent presentation
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Thank you!
@shahgamingyt756
@shahgamingyt756 4 года назад
Really appreciable work. Huge applause for your the way of telling
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Thank you! Glad you liked it! :)
@Songislove894
@Songislove894 3 года назад
Wow😍😍😍✌️ ..... How sweet it is to hear your voice ..... 💜💜💜
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Thank you for the kind comment! :)
@Songislove894
@Songislove894 3 года назад
@@EnglishWithAshish welcome ❤️ dear 💜
@shyamsunder8535
@shyamsunder8535 3 года назад
Superlative explanation
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Thank you! 🌸
@sanajaved4996
@sanajaved4996 3 года назад
This is amazing & helpful🌹 I have two question Noun clause or sentence ko ak hi tense mai hona cahiya ya dono different ho sakty . For example What they tell you is right . What they told you is right. Second question What ,whom, how ... ye sb relative pronoun hai but why we say them conjunction when we use them in noun clause or adjective clause
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
1. Yes, it can be used in different tense. 2. Because they work as both pronouns and conjunctions.
@sanajaved4996
@sanajaved4996 3 года назад
@@EnglishWithAshish thank you,and you are best . The best thing is that you clear your student's doubts and concept. 🌹🌹🌹
@pranjalsaxena11111
@pranjalsaxena11111 4 года назад
Thank you so much respected Aashish sir
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
You're welcome, Pranjal! :)
@pranjalsaxena11111
@pranjalsaxena11111 4 года назад
@@EnglishWithAshish sir have you made the video on Adjective and Adverb clause too?
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Yes, dear. It's there on the channel.
@yasmeenbabar3282
@yasmeenbabar3282 4 года назад
Very great lecture Sir kindly make video on "Transitional devices".
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Thank you, Yasmeen! I'll surely make a lesson on it when I come to writing portion.
@mfarooq1981
@mfarooq1981 3 года назад
Do you've a vedio on "reduced noun clause"?
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
No, I don't.
@mfarooq1981
@mfarooq1981 3 года назад
@@EnglishWithAshish can you make one please?
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Sure, I'll try soon.
@mfarooq1981
@mfarooq1981 3 года назад
@@EnglishWithAshish thank you
@sarvanbanoth7852
@sarvanbanoth7852 4 года назад
Excellent explaining sir
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Thank you, Sarvan!
@learningenglishwithalex5145
@learningenglishwithalex5145 4 года назад
Great explanation
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Thank you, Jeff!
@shylu_18
@shylu_18 Год назад
what is a modifying noun clause in sub verb agreement
@siddhesh1752
@siddhesh1752 4 года назад
Thank u so much for your help ☺️❤️☺️👍
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Happy to help, Usha! ❤️ Here's my second channel where I teach English through Hindi: ru-vid.com/show-UCcVmLWFdOpMD4jRsCW3CsaA
@chinenyeafamefuna6595
@chinenyeafamefuna6595 4 года назад
You're a great teacher, keep it up
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Thank you for the mind words! :)
@jakubarnisha1893
@jakubarnisha1893 3 года назад
Can we use adjective, adverb and noun clause in one sentence
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Yes! But it's rare to do it.
@piyalibiswas4870
@piyalibiswas4870 3 года назад
Your pronunciation sounds good❤️🌻
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
That's sweet of you to say, Piyali! ❤️😊
@alexandrevieira748
@alexandrevieira748 4 года назад
You are a great teacher!! Thanks a lot!!
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Thank you for the kind words!
@positivemindset1647
@positivemindset1647 4 года назад
Respected sir I have a question to ask you that...{nicely v in a nice way}I humbly request you plz tell me the difference plzz sir
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
It means the same, dear!
@abhinavsalmesh2460
@abhinavsalmesh2460 3 года назад
Thank you sir
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
You're welcome, Abhinav!
@jimnakanjiraparambiljaypra3918
@jimnakanjiraparambiljaypra3918 3 года назад
Thank you Sir 🙏
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
You're welcome! 😊
@archanavineshpatil2146
@archanavineshpatil2146 3 года назад
When there is subject of verb and object of verb.. Because when we ask questions by what the answer is dependent sentences... How to identify it acts as subject or object
@yadunathsingh7747
@yadunathsingh7747 Год назад
Very nice sir
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish Год назад
Thank you
@mrdoct7200
@mrdoct7200 2 года назад
Sir, can a proper noun come in an adjective clause .... e.g; THAT PAKISTAN IS A BEAUTIFUL PLACE .... Sir, is this noun clause or adjective clause because it contains both noun [name of a place] and an adjective [beautiful] and also [that] ... plz reply Sir! That would be so nice of you....
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 2 года назад
Yes, and what it acts as in a sentence decides if it's a noun clause or not.
@mrdoct7200
@mrdoct7200 2 года назад
@@EnglishWithAshish Sir , [ that Pakistan is a beautiful place , is ofcourse true] ... is this a noun clause or an adjective clause ?
@krishnakumari4014
@krishnakumari4014 Год назад
Whoever does exercise can maintain their health in good condition. Whoever works hard can get success. What she made for the breakfast yesterday was very tasty.
@vruddhijadhav6813
@vruddhijadhav6813 4 года назад
thank you so much it really helped me a lot
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Elated to hear this! Keep learning, Vriddhi! Here's my second channel where I teach English through Hindi: ru-vid.com/show-UCcVmLWFdOpMD4jRsCW3CsaA
@leahallyssandranaidoo3732
@leahallyssandranaidoo3732 3 года назад
Good job 😊
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Thank you!
@leahallyssandranaidoo3732
@leahallyssandranaidoo3732 3 года назад
U welcome
@fliouibrahim1404
@fliouibrahim1404 2 года назад
Keep going 🔥🔥
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 2 года назад
Thank you. 🌸
@Karbar708
@Karbar708 9 месяцев назад
Very good
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 8 месяцев назад
Thanks!
@pradeepkar4563
@pradeepkar4563 3 года назад
How you will be the noun clauses in the first example
@praiseelsa8743
@praiseelsa8743 3 года назад
Sir will there be 2 noun clauses in a sentence?
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
There can be. But don't try to do it for the sake of it.
@abdallahbissa
@abdallahbissa 2 года назад
no
@santhanakrishnanramraj8747
@santhanakrishnanramraj8747 3 года назад
Thank you
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
You're welcome!
@jokerchandler9717
@jokerchandler9717 4 года назад
I get confused between adjective and noun clause plz help
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Please watch the noun clause lesson for once!
@erenjaeger6082
@erenjaeger6082 2 года назад
Thank you so much fam❤❤❤
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 2 года назад
You're welcome. ❤️
@mohammadjaleel7295
@mohammadjaleel7295 2 года назад
Mr Ashish, Many erudites are of the opinion that one who applies grammar can't be a fluent speaker. Secondly, they do not emphasize on grammar. I differ from their opinion. I await your opinion. Regards
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 2 года назад
Hi, Jaleel. Like you, I don't agree either. Fluency comes with the amount of time you give to speaking and listening. It has nothing to do with learning the science behind the language or using it. Knowing and using grammar correctly makes you both a better speaker and writer.
@mhlodhi1053
@mhlodhi1053 2 года назад
Sir in the noun clause as a sub ex:where I live is a shitty place ( where is the conj , I is the sub and live is a verb ) as its correct
@mhlodhi1053
@mhlodhi1053 2 года назад
Plz reply right now sir bec tomorrow is my presentation ..
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 2 года назад
Yes, absolutely. Apologies for the delay in replying.
@mhlodhi1053
@mhlodhi1053 2 года назад
Its OK sir😇
@vanitaanvekar6940
@vanitaanvekar6940 4 года назад
It was useful
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 4 года назад
Glad to know that! 😊
@ritvickpahwa3064
@ritvickpahwa3064 5 лет назад
Thanks for improving my english🔥😂🔥😂
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 5 лет назад
You're welcome, my man! 🤭
@AsadKhan-yz1oy
@AsadKhan-yz1oy 3 года назад
Mr Ghani had talked of neighbour 's negative role in his country, alleging that 100 ,00 militants slipped into Afghanistan. alleging that 10,00 militants..... Sir ye konsi clause hai or is sy pehly comma q use hua hai qky .
@EnglishWithAshish
@EnglishWithAshish 3 года назад
Present participle phrase The comma is used as the noun it refers to is sitting far away (Ghani)
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