CONFUSING GRAMMAR | Advanced English Lesson

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Grammar can make learning English confusing at times. There are many rules, exceptions, and slight nuances. So let's put your grammar skills to the test with a quiz for intermediate to advanced learners.

This will give you a better understanding of English grammar as well as review some grammar concepts you may already know.

Take the quiz and let me know how you do.

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[Gerard_]

@06:57 How something affects you, not "effects you". But you could say "the effect of something on you". "Effect" as a verb means to cause to happen. At least in British English.

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I really enjoyed this advanced English lesson. I am a big grammar fan. Advanced grammar is challenging, interesting and enjoyable.
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[vivianacorrea]

In my humble opinion these nuances are directly linked to language usage, nevertheless, it's highly convenient to be aware of their differences or similarities. Thanks a lot. ❤

[muhammadomer]

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[abadalrhmazkoo]

Most of them, but absolutely I have learned new things especially the confusing ones that your clarification made them easier to use confidently. Teacher Wes, thank you so much indeed!

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[nmxwuqz]

In the following 2 sentences 1)'what had you done that you are talking like that'
and 2)' what had you done that you were talking like that' which one is similar to 'what had you done to be talking like that'

[renalynlimsiaco]

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[milonanni]

So if the story makes me relaxed and benefits me in that sense, I could ask you to read that story for me?

[DonnieChoi]

Hi Wes, I wouldn't say 'it *effects* you personally', but rather, ' it *affects* you personally'. Am I right?