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YouTube Video VVVJRThHUWJxNEpZSTRTcGYtYTZJbl9nLkZ4YURfVlNYUjFF Punctuation in the English language is not just important; it's crucial. It's the key to clear and effective written communication. This is the beginning of a three-part series on punctuation that will cover everything you need to know and more. First, we began with periods (also known as full stops), question marks, and exclamation marks. These are not just symbols but tools that can significantly enhance your writing. We have moved on to commas: Commas with a series Commas with adjectives Commas in compound sentences And now, commas in complex sentences. Commas may seem unimportant, but they are not and are used in many different ways, all of which can make your writing clearer and effective. So, follow along with our punctuation series and become an English expert. To keep you actively engaged, we always wrap up our lesson with a fun and interactive game to test your knowledge. This is not just a passive learning experience but an opportunity for you to actively participate and test your understanding, so don't miss that either. I'm a "Certificate 4 Qualified TESOL teacher", so please get in touch with us if you have any questions about this video or anything else. We would be happy to help you out. As you begin your English learning journey, we want you to know that we are always here, ready to provide the specific support you need to succeed. Our support is always available, just a click away. Whether you need to clarify a grammar rule, review your writing, or answer your questions, we're here for you. Remember, patience and kindness are the cornerstones of learning. You can always count on us for the support you need to succeed in your English learning journey. Otherwise, please join in and follow along. For further lessons, advice, tips, or a free newsletter, Please visit: https://mykindofenglish.com/ or Please email us at teacher@mykindofenglish.com All music is created by "My Kind of English." If you want to "Buy me a Coffee", please do so by clicking the link below. https://ko-fi.com/mykindofenglish
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Commas in Complex Sentences
My Kind Of English August 12, 2024 4:05 pm
Punctuation in the English language is not just important; it's crucial. It's the key to clear and effective written communication. This is the beginning of a three-part series on punctuation that will cover everything you need to know and more. First, we began with periods (also known as full stops), question marks, and exclamation marks. These are not just symbols but tools that can significantly enhance your writing. We have moved on to commas: Commas with a series Commas with adjectives Commas in compound sentences And now, commas in complex sentences. Commas may seem unimportant, but they are not and are used in many different ways, all of which can make your writing clearer and effective. So, follow along with our punctuation series and become an English expert. To keep you actively engaged, we always wrap up our lesson with a fun and interactive game to test your knowledge. This is not just a passive learning experience but an opportunity for you to actively participate and test your understanding, so don't miss that either. I'm a "Certificate 4 Qualified TESOL teacher", so please get in touch with us if you have any questions about this video or anything else. We would be happy to help you out. As you begin your English learning journey, we want you to know that we are always here, ready to provide the specific support you need to succeed. Our support is always available, just a click away. Whether you need to clarify a grammar rule, review your writing, or answer your questions, we're here for you. Remember, patience and kindness are the cornerstones of learning. You can always count on us for the support you need to succeed in your English learning journey. Otherwise, please join in and follow along. For further lessons, advice, tips, or a free newsletter, Please visit: https://mykindofenglish.com/ or Please email us at teacher@mykindofenglish.com All music is created by "My Kind of English." If you want to "Buy me a Coffee", please do so by clicking the link below. https://ko-fi.com/mykindofenglish

Punctuation in the English language is not just important; it's crucial. It's the key to clear and effective written communication. This is the beginning of a three-part series on punctuation that will cover everything you need to know and more.

First, we began with periods (also known as full stops), question marks, and exclamation marks. These are not just symbols but tools that can significantly enhance your writing.

We have moved on to commas:
Commas with a series
Commas with adjectives
Commas in compound sentences

And now, commas in complex sentences.

Commas may seem unimportant, but they are not and are used in many different ways, all of which can make your writing clearer and effective.

So, follow along with our punctuation series and become an English expert. To keep you actively engaged, we always wrap up our lesson with a fun and interactive game to test your knowledge. This is not just a passive learning experience but an opportunity for you to actively participate and test your understanding, so don't miss that either.

I'm a "Certificate 4 Qualified TESOL teacher", so please get in touch with us if you have any questions about this video or anything else. We would be happy to help you out.

As you begin your English learning journey, we want you to know that we are always here, ready to provide the specific support you need to succeed.
Our support is always available, just a click away. Whether you need to clarify a grammar rule, review your writing, or answer your questions, we're here for you. Remember, patience and kindness are the cornerstones of learning. You can always count on us for the support you need to succeed in your English learning journey.

Otherwise, please join in and follow along.

For further lessons, advice, tips, or a free newsletter,
Please visit: https://mykindofenglish.com/ or
Please email us at teacher@mykindofenglish.com

All music is created by "My Kind of English."

If you want to "Buy me a Coffee", please do so by clicking the link below.
https://ko-fi.com/mykindofenglish

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YouTube Video VVVJRThHUWJxNEpZSTRTcGYtYTZJbl9nLkZ4YURfVlNYUjFF

Commas in Complex Sentences

My Kind Of English August 12, 2024 4:05 pm

Punctuation in the English language is not just important; it's crucial. It's the key to clear and effective written communication. This is the beginning of a three-part series on punctuation that will cover everything you need to know and more. First, we began with periods (also known as full stops), question marks, and exclamation marks. These are not just symbols but tools that can significantly enhance your writing. We have moved on to commas: commas with a series, commas with adjectives, and now, commas in compound sentences. Commas may seem unimportant, but they are not and are used in many different ways, all of which can make your writing clearer and effective. So, follow along with our punctuation series and become an English expert. To keep you actively engaged, we always wrap up our lesson with a fun and interactive game to test your knowledge. This is not just a passive learning experience but an opportunity for you to actively participate and test your understanding, so don't miss that either. I'm a "Certificate 4 Qualified TESOL teacher", so please get in touch with us if you have any questions about this video or anything else. We would be happy to help you out. As you begin your English learning journey, we want you to know that we are always here, ready to provide the specific support you need to succeed. Our support is always available, just a click away. Whether you need to clarify a grammar rule, review your writing, or answer your questions, we're here for you. Remember, patience and kindness are the cornerstones of learning. You can always count on us for the support you need to succeed in your English learning journey. Otherwise, please join in and follow along. For further lessons, advice, tips, or a free newsletter, Please visit: https://mykindofenglish.com/ or Please email us at teacher@mykindofenglish.com All music is created by "My Kind of English." If you want to "Buy me a Coffee", please do so by clicking the link below. https://ko-fi.com/mykindofenglish

Punctuation in the English language is not just important; it's crucial. It's the key to clear and effective written communication. This is the beginning of a three-part series on punctuation that will cover everything you need to know and more.

First, we began with periods (also known as full stops), question marks, and exclamation marks. These are not just symbols but tools that can significantly enhance your writing. We have moved on to commas: commas with a series, commas with adjectives, and now, commas in compound sentences. Commas may seem unimportant, but they are not and are used in many different ways, all of which can make your writing clearer and effective.

So, follow along with our punctuation series and become an English expert. To keep you actively engaged, we always wrap up our lesson with a fun and interactive game to test your knowledge. This is not just a passive learning experience but an opportunity for you to actively participate and test your understanding, so don't miss that either.

I'm a "Certificate 4 Qualified TESOL teacher", so please get in touch with us if you have any questions about this video or anything else. We would be happy to help you out.

As you begin your English learning journey, we want you to know that we are always here, ready to provide the specific support you need to succeed.
Our support is always available, just a click away. Whether you need to clarify a grammar rule, review your writing, or answer your questions, we're here for you. Remember, patience and kindness are the cornerstones of learning. You can always count on us for the support you need to succeed in your English learning journey.

Otherwise, please join in and follow along.

For further lessons, advice, tips, or a free newsletter,
Please visit: https://mykindofenglish.com/ or
Please email us at teacher@mykindofenglish.com

All music is created by "My Kind of English."

If you want to "Buy me a Coffee", please do so by clicking the link below.
https://ko-fi.com/mykindofenglish

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YouTube Video VVVJRThHUWJxNEpZSTRTcGYtYTZJbl9nLi1FTFlITXdtT0VZ

Punctuation Commas in Compound sentences

My Kind Of English August 8, 2024 2:03 pm

Punctuation in the English language is not just important; it's crucial. It's the key to clear and effective communication. This is the beginning of a three-part series on punctuation that will cover everything you need to know and more. First, we began with periods (also known as full stops), question marks, and exclamation marks. Now, we have moved on to commas. Commas seem to be unimportant, but they are not and are used in many different ways. So, follow along with our series on punctuation and become an English expert. And to keep you actively engaged, we always wrap up our lesson with a fun and interactive game to test your knowledge. So, don't miss that either. I'm a "Certificate 4 Qualified TESOL teacher", so if you have any questions about this video or anything else, please contact us. We would be happy to assist you. As you begin your English learning journey, we want you to know that we are always here, ready to provide the specific support you need to succeed. Our support is always available, just a click away. Whether you need to clarify a grammar rule, review your writing, or answer your questions, we're here for you. Remember, patience and kindness are the cornerstones of learning. Otherwise, please join in and follow along. For further lessons, advice, tips, or a free newsletter, Please visit: https://mykindofenglish.com/ or Please email us at teacher@mykindofenglish.com All music is created by "My Kind of English." If you want to "Buy me a Coffee", please do so by clicking the link below. https://ko-fi.com/mykindofenglish

Punctuation in the English language is not just important; it's crucial. It's the key to clear and effective communication. This is the beginning of a three-part series on punctuation that will cover everything you need to know and more.

First, we began with periods (also known as full stops), question marks, and exclamation marks. Now, we have moved on to commas. Commas seem to be unimportant, but they are not and are used in many different ways.

So, follow along with our series on punctuation and become an English expert. And to keep you actively engaged, we always wrap up our lesson with a fun and interactive game to test your knowledge. So, don't miss that either.

I'm a "Certificate 4 Qualified TESOL teacher", so if you have any questions about this video or anything else, please contact us. We would be happy to assist you.

As you begin your English learning journey, we want you to know that we are always here, ready to provide the specific support you need to succeed.
Our support is always available, just a click away. Whether you need to clarify a grammar rule, review your writing, or answer your questions, we're here for you. Remember, patience and kindness are the cornerstones of learning.

Otherwise, please join in and follow along.

For further lessons, advice, tips, or a free newsletter,
Please visit: https://mykindofenglish.com/ or
Please email us at teacher@mykindofenglish.com

All music is created by "My Kind of English."

If you want to "Buy me a Coffee", please do so by clicking the link below.
https://ko-fi.com/mykindofenglish

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YouTube Video VVVJRThHUWJxNEpZSTRTcGYtYTZJbl9nLnZqaGV5UXVtYk1n

Punctuation Commas with Adjectives

My Kind Of English July 26, 2024 3:05 pm

Punctuation in the English language is not just important; it's crucial. It's the key to clear and effective communication. This is the beginning of a three-part series on punctuation that will cover everything you need to know and more. We began with periods (also known as full stops), question marks, and exclamation marks. Now, we have moved on to commas. Commas seem to be unimportant, but they are not and are used in many different ways. So, follow along with our series on punctuation and become an English expert. And to keep you actively engaged, we always wrap up our lesson with a fun and interactive game to test your knowledge. So, don't miss that either. I'm a "Certificate 4 Qualified TESOL teacher", so if you have any questions about this video or anything else, please contact us. We would be happy to assist you. As you begin your English learning journey, we want you to know that we are always here, ready to provide the specific support you need to succeed. Our support is always available, just a click away. Whether you need to clarify a grammar rule, review your writing, or answer your questions, we're here for you. Remember, patience and kindness are the cornerstones of learning. Otherwise, please join in and follow along. For further lessons, advice, tips, or a free newsletter, Please visit: https://mykindofenglish.com/ or Please email us at teacher@mykindofenglish.com All music is created by "My Kind of English." If you want to "Buy me a Coffee", please do so by clicking the link below. https://ko-fi.com/mykindofenglish

Punctuation in the English language is not just important; it's crucial. It's the key to clear and effective communication. This is the beginning of a three-part series on punctuation that will cover everything you need to know and more.

We began with periods (also known as full stops), question marks, and exclamation marks. Now, we have moved on to commas. Commas seem to be unimportant, but they are not and are used in many different ways.

So, follow along with our series on punctuation and become an English expert. And to keep you actively engaged, we always wrap up our lesson with a fun and interactive game to test your knowledge. So, don't miss that either.

I'm a "Certificate 4 Qualified TESOL teacher", so if you have any questions about this video or anything else, please contact us. We would be happy to assist you.

As you begin your English learning journey, we want you to know that we are always here, ready to provide the specific support you need to succeed.
Our support is always available, just a click away. Whether you need to clarify a grammar rule, review your writing, or answer your questions, we're here for you. Remember, patience and kindness are the cornerstones of learning.

Otherwise, please join in and follow along.

For further lessons, advice, tips, or a free newsletter,
Please visit: https://mykindofenglish.com/ or
Please email us at teacher@mykindofenglish.com

All music is created by "My Kind of English."

If you want to "Buy me a Coffee", please do so by clicking the link below.
https://ko-fi.com/mykindofenglish

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YouTube Video VVVJRThHUWJxNEpZSTRTcGYtYTZJbl9nLktsYTFTMHFqTmVV

Punctuation Commas in a series

My Kind Of English July 15, 2024 11:57 am

Punctuation in the English language is not just important; it's crucial. It's the key to clear and effective communication. This is the beginning of a three-part series on punctuation that will cover everything you need to know and more. We begin with the first and most crucial: periods (also known as full stops), question marks, and exclamation marks. Each of these end marks has several forms of usage, so make sure to read until the end. And to keep you actively engaged, we always wrap up with a fun and interactive game to test your knowledge. So, don't miss that either. I'm a "Certificate 4 Qualified TESOL teacher", so if you have any questions about this video or anything else, please contact us. We would be happy to assist you. As you begin your English learning journey, we want you to know that we are always here, ready to provide the specific support you need to succeed. Our support is always available, just a click away. Whether you need to clarify a grammar rule, review your writing, or answer your questions, we're here for you. Remember, patience and kindness are the cornerstones of learning. Otherwise, please join in and follow along. For further lessons, advice, tips, or a free newsletter, Please visit: https://mykindofenglish.com/ or Please email us at teacher@mykindofenglish.com All music is created by "My Kind of English." If you want to "Buy me a Coffee", please do so by clicking the link below. https://ko-fi.com/mykindofenglish

Punctuation in the English language is not just important; it's crucial. It's the key to clear and effective communication. This is the beginning of a three-part series on punctuation that will cover everything you need to know and more.

We begin with the first and most crucial: periods (also known as full stops), question marks, and exclamation marks. Each of these end marks has several forms of usage, so make sure to read until the end.

And to keep you actively engaged, we always wrap up with a fun and interactive game to test your knowledge. So, don't miss that either.

I'm a "Certificate 4 Qualified TESOL teacher", so if you have any questions about this video or anything else, please contact us. We would be happy to assist you.

As you begin your English learning journey, we want you to know that we are always here, ready to provide the specific support you need to succeed.
Our support is always available, just a click away. Whether you need to clarify a grammar rule, review your writing, or answer your questions, we're here for you. Remember, patience and kindness are the cornerstones of learning.

Otherwise, please join in and follow along.

For further lessons, advice, tips, or a free newsletter,
Please visit: https://mykindofenglish.com/ or
Please email us at teacher@mykindofenglish.com

All music is created by "My Kind of English."

If you want to "Buy me a Coffee", please do so by clicking the link below.
https://ko-fi.com/mykindofenglish

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YouTube Video VVVJRThHUWJxNEpZSTRTcGYtYTZJbl9nLm9ROUpxQnFZMVBN

End Marks - Punctuation

My Kind Of English June 28, 2024 5:21 pm

This is the ninth and last part of a series on “Capitalisation,” a pivotal aspect of writing that, when mastered, can significantly enhance your English skills. Writing English correctly is a crucial step towards becoming an English expert. Here, we look more closely at capitalisation: how it is used in formalities such as letters with greetings and closings, poetry, and multi-lists. As you embark on your English learning journey, rest assured that we are always here, ready to provide the specific support you need to succeed. Whether it's clarifying a grammar rule, reviewing your writing, or answering your questions, we're just a message away. Remember, patience and kindness go a long way in learning. Otherwise, please join in and follow along… I am a Certificate 4 Qualified TESOL Teacher. For lessons, advice, help, tips and a free newsletter, or to find out more, please visit: Website at: https://mykindofenglish.com/ or Please email us at teacher@mykindofenglish.com

This is the ninth and last part of a series on “Capitalisation,” a pivotal aspect of writing that, when mastered, can significantly enhance your English skills. Writing English correctly is a crucial step towards becoming an English expert.

Here, we look more closely at capitalisation: how it is used in formalities such as letters with greetings and closings, poetry, and multi-lists.

As you embark on your English learning journey, rest assured that we are always here, ready to provide the specific support you need to succeed. Whether it's clarifying a grammar rule, reviewing your writing, or answering your questions, we're just a message away. Remember, patience and kindness go a long way in learning.

Otherwise, please join in and follow along…

I am a Certificate 4 Qualified TESOL Teacher. For lessons, advice, help, tips and a free newsletter, or to find out more, please visit:

Website at: https://mykindofenglish.com/ or
Please email us at teacher@mykindofenglish.com

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YouTube Video VVVJRThHUWJxNEpZSTRTcGYtYTZJbl9nLkVXWXVBZURVc2pv

Capitalisation Formalities

My Kind Of English May 28, 2024 2:17 pm

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