Lesson 50 - Yes-No Questions in the Simple Present - Learn English with Jennifer

Topic: Yes-No Questions in the simple present
Level: Beginner

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Music credit:
"Smart, Easy Listening"
Artist: Enrique Plazaola

[Englishwithjennifer]

I'm glad that other teachers find this format usual. This was definitely a departure from the way I usually teach (to the camera), but it was the best way to teach grammar and vocabulary through conversation. Thank you for your support!

[Englishwithjennifer]

Hello! This is a series for beginners. It will continue for a little while longer, and then it will end. In this series, I've decided to use this format for a few different reasons. Most important, it's a way to teach my friend AND help other beginners. All my other playlists use my traditional format. I've started a new series on verb tenses. The second lesson will be posted soon. Thanks for watching.

[Englishwithjennifer]

Hello,
Actually, many would say I speak too fast for beginners, but I'm determined to help Natasha and others learn to comprehend fast speech. My speech is slower than usual in this series, but still natural in terms of pausing, etc. Remember this is only one playlist. My other playlists target intermediate and advanced speakers. I think you'll hear a difference. Also, I include many guest speakers who aren't teachers in order to expose you to other models ("real" ones).

[Englishwithjennifer]

Sorry for the delay! Yes, you can use either the gerund (-ing) or the infinitive after LIKE. For now, I'm teaching Natasha to use the infinitive because she's familiar with it.

[Englishwithjennifer]

You are very welcome! :) I hope to make new lessons with Natasha at some point.
Have a good day!

[Englishwithjennifer]

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Did you understand well? I hope so!
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[Englishwithjennifer]

Thank you. More lessons are coming soon. :)

[Englishwithjennifer]

Thank you for your kind support. :) Best wishes to you!

[Englishwithjennifer]

I'm glad to have such young viewers! :)

[Englishwithjennifer]

Thanks for the suggestion. Natasha and I have been focusing on grammar through conversation. After we get a few more structures in place, I will likely increase the focus on vocabulary and literacy. :)

[Englishwithjennifer]

Wonderful. Keep going. There are 65 lessons. More to come!
There are exercises on my website, too.

[Englishwithjennifer]

Thank you for your wonderful support, Sultan! :)

[Englishwithjennifer]

I'm glad you found my videos. Please follow my other playlists, too. I have a new one for punctuation. There are also exercises my website. If you are interested in teaching, please visit my WordPress blog for teachers. Kind regards!

[Englishwithjennifer]

Please visit my website. Read my Study Tips. Look at the links and resources I recommend for listening practice. There are sites with listening practice for language learners. Good luck!

[Englishwithjennifer]

Hello. Yes, some updating is needed. In time, I hope to do that. Big changes in terms of technology must happen in small steps for me. :)

[luzmar]

Cada vez que veo estos maravillosos videos, me viene màs ganas de seguir pràcticando el Inglès porque de verdad son muy didacticos para estudiantes como yo que necesito pràcticar. Muchisimas gracias y tantas Bendiciones por este lindo regalo . Jennifer. bye, bye.

[Englishwithjennifer]

You can send additional questions through the forum on my website.
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[Englishwithjennifer]

Please visit my website and look under English Students > Useful Links and Resources. I have a couple of books listed there. For grammar, try Azar and Hagen. For vocabulary, you can try the series I co-authored (Vocabulary Power). For reading and vocabulary, try the New Password series. Stay Hagen also has some listening books. It all depends on which skills you wish to target. Good luck to you!

[ahmedali-ufxr]

i would like to thank u so much jennifer, i am from egypt i had a problem with speaking english but i started trying and i keep that and i will do what i need, with your lessons i think i will teach english one day not just learning english ... so thank u very much and we look forward to more.