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– As an English language teacher – I suffer from it sometimes
It’s something he’s used to doing every day
It’s “punctuation”
I always find it difficult to deal with the upper separators (‘)
When to use it and when not to use it
Spacers follow a lot of rules
I think they are being used in the wrong way most of the time
I know that I also misused them at some time
But today we must clarify all doubts about it
We use commas in the right way
I really think this video will help anyone
Needs to write frequently
Any person submitted for an exam
IELTS or FCE exam or even CAE
Anyone who writes e-mail frequently
Or even written messages, if you want to use the correct rules
In writing the letters “Chats”
School articles, local speakers, non-local,
, If you speak English or even learn
This video is for everyone
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Let me know if you are using commas in your languages
Do you use it as the way in English
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Now let ‘s start
He studied punctuation
So how will explain the lesson ??
Well, first I’ll talk about
In the ownership formula, the formula added
When the commas are placed in a sign of ownership or relationship
Between two things
Then I will show how to use them
With verbs, consonants and some abbreviations of names
In the end I will explain some additional things
Such as abbreviations using commas
Let’s start
So let’s talk about the proprietary formula
Usually (s’) are used
But there are some exceptions
These illustrate the relationship between two things
Usually one thing has another
For example, the dog’s “dog’s ball”
So how do we use them with single names
Well, we add (s’)
For example, an orange Lucy
Or “I ate at Will House”
What will happen if these names end with the letter S?
Now this has become a cause for conflict
In the world of English grammar but the most accepted forms
Is added by s’ at the end of the name
Some people may protest
We just have to add (‘)
Whatever you chose, just install it and use it
Use one of these rules to prove them
At least it will be clear that you know what to do
I personally use the best (s’)
Because I think it’s more traditional
For example, the role of actress was difficult
Or a Jess dog called Maple
Now use the other rule that is used (‘) only
And do not use S, you’ll have to deal with it
In the language if you have S at the end of the word
You’ll have to say “Jess dog called Maple”
And “actress’s role was difficult”
Even if there were not S in the end
Complicated !!
So, what about the plural nouns?
Well, the names usually end with the letter S
To express ownership you just have to add
A comma (‘) at the end of the word
For example, my grandmother’s cozy cozy home
Or “a wonderful friends party”
Now that’s what makes English a little difficult
For if I say these two sentences
My friend’s party was wonderful
Or my friends party was wonderful
The first refers only to one friend
While the second refers to two friends “or even more”
The comma has been changed, but it is still pronounced
That’s why you have to add
Some of the expressions are speech
For the words “Coldplay Band Band” was never easy
But what about those words that never end with S
For example, children
Well, as in the single names we add only (s’)
So, baby clothes are on your left
Or a women’s party begins
Now these examples are less complex because the nouns are plural in them
The singular names of these nouns are plural
It looks different in its forms
But if you have a word like a lamb you have one lamb
Lamb, well it looks a bit tricky
As we explained in the previous example
They seem identical
Well, we’ve explained where to use ‘
Wayne used s’
The easiest thing is to use S ‘with everything
Except for the combined names ending with S
Which we use only ‘
Other note it sometimes
The second name is not important
You do not need to repeat the same thing
For example, my house is smaller than my parents’ house
I can only say I’m from my own home
Meaning is clear
I do not mean to say that my house is smaller in size
From my father
But I say it’s smaller in size
From the house of my father “the largest”
The meaning is clear so we do not need to
Repeat the same with the second house
Now what will happen if there is something more to him than the owner
What if you and I bought a cat together?
Will it be: an electronic cat and Lucy?
Or an electronic cat and Lucy “and God is the same need in the Arab!”
Well if we were the owners it would be, cat
Lucy and Kelly, because Ann is the last person to write
Property formula
However if they are similar elements
Everyone owns them alone, for example with a cat and a cat
Will be: Ally and Lucy cats
I have a cat, Eli has a cat
Well this was the case with the property
It should be clear
If it is not clear you can re-watch the section again
Then write a comment about the problem with you
Leave a comment and try to help but also
It is better if you are helping one another too
Now let’s talk about using commas in abbreviations of verbs
I have prepared five of the most common positions
In which shortcuts are used for actions
So when using the comma in the shortcut verb
Usually you make up for missing characters
For example I am, I’m
The comma acts as a character and is placed instead
It also makes a sign of pronunciation
Example 1, Acts attached to
For example do not = do not
can not = can not
could not = could not
should not = should not
The second example, conscience attached to will
I will = i’ll
she will = she’ll
they will = they’ll
The third example, this type may be
More complex. Names and pronouns with
For example: I am = I’m
you are = you’re
Will is = Will’s
So when looking at Will’s you’ll find it expressing
The property also has a shortcut status
The verb is to be
Woe watching television
It’s Telfau Weil
One of them will be “Will + be” and the other shows
The TV is a TV of woe
It’s a TV show
Another thing we notice is the use of “who” with the comma
who’s = who is
From there ??
.whose pronounce … a proprietary formula
A bag of these?
It is very important to remember that especially
When you write the exam
It’s a very common mistake
Especially among local speakers
I have certainly made a mistake in the past
But I really try and I will not
With this mistake in the future
The fourth example is the Conscience Annex already possessed to have
I have = i’ve
she has = she’s
If she’s may be “possessed” or “she is”
You should understand the context
Note that it is different from the proprietary formula
Because the formula property will be hers
Another type, the fifth example, pronouns attached to would -had
For example, I had = i’d
Now we want to use it in a position like: I’d better go
i had better go
We should not say: I had a dog when I was twelve
All I had was the twelfth
Then with would, I hope to do so
I hope so
In daily use, d ‘is used
With names like: Amy will love it
My mother will love it
Or Sophia Stod eat it
Sophia Stoud eat it
If these conversations are more commonly used
Now I want to cover other types of flax
They are not very common but they are very important
They will be stabbed once
In the first position when you get excited about the years
But we drop “figures”
Example: Summer 69
You understand that we are talking about 1996
But we prefer to say 69 ‘
It is common to use them when speaking about the 19th century period of the 1900s
The second position when the character of
For example: two o’clock o’clock
Originally it was
Or with honors: O’Donovan
Originally of Donovan
The third position: to display “pronunciation” in the dialogue
For example come on is changed to c’mon
You use commas to do a directional action
On the way she pronounced it
They are different: are not they?
Well guys: That’s what we’ve learned about grammar rules for commas
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