Teach Any English Grammar Point In 10 Minutes

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Title	:	Teach Any English Grammar Point In 10 Minutes
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Thank you teacher ❤
Comment from : @PoHMMORPG

great tipss thank youu
Comment from : @madinahsundari

Thank you so much!
Comment from : @kouaemile3721

Effective class sir Thank you from India
Comment from : @patrickkindo5407

Pity that the first three example sentences are so random Some context, some relevance, some connection to a realistic situation would have made it more meaningful
Comment from : @doreenspiteri3557

Today is my english exam😮
Comment from : @NARUTO-YTX7

Teaching grammer feels hardest!
Comment from : @Exiled78

Actually your points and teaching is so great and helpful , thank you
Comment from : @haengboon2200

Thanks
Comment from : @simonmanegabe

Wonderful video Really I neeed to watch it
Comment from : @talalelkhaliefa5518

thanks a bunch 😍😍
Comment from : @shadishahsavani

Niceeee
Comment from : @profitran2642

it's just a few days i've got to know you and when i watch your videos i literally feel get excited to major ☺
Comment from : @benanderias

Grammar point
Comment from : @Spandana-e8c

Thank you brother
Comment from : @lukememphis483

That was brilliant and very helpful, thank you so much!
Comment from : @AyaAhmed-rj5su

Thank you for your tips This year, I’m supposed to be teaching a class for the first time (and create my own lessons too) as a part of my Master’s degree and I’m way too anxious Watching your videos helps me calm down a bit because of all the useful tips:)
Comment from : @vercamedvedova6038

Loved everything about this vidoe thanks a lot
Comment from : @charlottemkhize

I find your videos very helpful But I noticed in your second conditional sentences you have "I had a million dollars, I would live in a mansion" instead of "If I had a million dollars"
Comment from : @michellemcgrath8050

What do you mean ccq ?
Comment from : @mahmoudahmed9242

Great reinforcement I love watching your videos before I start a lesson
Comment from : @taylorjupin7693

Could you tell me what is the different betwwen the deductive and inductive learning when l teach grammar
Comment from : @ندىالمطر-غ7ج

Your TEFL course seems amazing! Is there an online version? There is no way I'd be able to go to Prague 😂😅
Comment from : @dezmaeizatt1108

A very useful video with some great tips But be careful, I saw a major error and a minor one at 3:30–4:08
Comment from : @misimiki

Thank you, ChrisbrbrYou're so much amazing in your presentation❤
Comment from : @ahadibaruanibusanguofficie7599

Hi! I teach in Spain Your explications are really good and I can see that you can teach confidently While I agree with your points, CCQ and eliciting is very difficult for me as a lot of the students simply do not pay attention and are very unmotivated For example I could explain present perfect and seconds later, they are making mistakes on the specific point I have explained Is there are way to turn this around?
Comment from : @curtai14

THIS IS SOOOO HELPFUL THANK YOU!!!!
Comment from : @emilystephens4035

Thanks
Comment from : @shahendaelshreef5737

Thanks for these valuable tipsWill try them for sure👍
Comment from : @fatimaserhani6221

Hello, thanks, but only present perfect is a number 1 in an explanation CELTA - present perfect, videos - present perfect Is there only present perfect in English 😂?
Comment from : @liubovk1719

We have been - present perfect continuous Different grammar lesson
Comment from : @gl2773

Sorry, beginner ESL teacher here What do you mean when you say CCQ and TTT?
Comment from : @LoreRivers

I have demo lesson in two days! Gonna use ur tipsbrbrWish me luck:)
Comment from : @Fatumy24

Your videos are super helpful
Comment from : @101sushmaenglish

Like most Americans, you know F all about English grammar and shouldn’t be teaching it until you have learned it yourself
Comment from : @garyfrancis6193

12:00 In the Second Conditional you verbs are in Past Subjunctive nit Simple Past
Comment from : @garyfrancis6193

11:23 Your first sentence is incorrect
Comment from : @garyfrancis6193

3:53 In your third sentence you have made a gross grammatical error
Comment from : @garyfrancis6193

It takes you one minute and 50 secs to get to your point As well like most Americans you have already made a grammatical error in speaking I have been teaching grammar longer than you have been alive
Comment from : @garyfrancis6193

I remember watching this during my first TEFL teaching job- coming off an online certificate (and with no teaching experience beforehand), I had NO idea what I was doing in the classroom, and these videos helped immensely Meeting you a little later in Prague itself was a real treat
Comment from : @thescumbagofnewyork9397

Thanks a lot for this brief grammar apresentation I really enjoy
Comment from : @JuliaoDacosta-hz7wf

Excellent points, great ccq ing
Comment from : @pannagakmurthy5715

I watched the video for 20 seconds and subscribed It's obvious that your videos are packed with information and useful tips Thank you so much
Comment from : @amirshayanmoghtaderi5840

I have sightseeN in Asia
Comment from : @aly_allday

😊😊😊😊😊
Comment from : @rudolfolotho2644

😊😊😊😊😊
Comment from : @LothoOdy

What a five star video! There should be a super like button
Comment from : @Naaz12311

I really appreciate this, thanks
Comment from : @starsapphire156

I wish i could send you a present😂❤you really helped me masterrrr
Comment from : @Gisoo200

Thank you you got me😂😢❤
Comment from : @Gisoo200

These videos are great refreshers for me, I used to do all of that all the time, but recently my techniques have started to rot out by my routine, and this is helping me get them back, especially because I produce my own material to my students, and sometimes I forget to use some of these spices
Comment from : @sergiocardoso9554

thanks a lot, it's useful
Comment from : @thienthanhlam9131

1 Study the grammar you'll teach in and out
Comment from : @modanisunflower

Sightseed??? Lived in the UK for 40 years and never came across this word!
Comment from : @natgarrison2300

Thank you, do you have any books that you can recommend to teach the students
Comment from : @usslipperman

Chris, thanks a million 😊brYou've taught us a brilliant lesson! It was really cool 🎉
Comment from : @МухамеджанКаипов

I love the intro! And yes grammar may be hard to teach, kiddos are great and fun to teach but ADULTS! They have so many questions! haha Great video thank you!
Comment from : @AdrianasWonderland

For my school competition I had to teach English grammar to students and I watched your videos, it was really tough to compete with those other participaters because they were at a high level but I won because of learning your techniquesbrAnyway, I'm here because I promised I would thank you here if I won:))brThanks a million, I wish you all the best 😍
Comment from : @faezeh_omrani

Thanks so much💗💗💗
Comment from : @ascia9917

bsightseed/b ???? !!!!
Comment from : @Zzyzzyx

Fantastic thank u
Comment from : @sahersame5708

Excellent job I enjoyed watching this lesson This is what they taught me in my Teacher Training Course (which was based on CELTA and the following books: Learning Teaching, How to teach English, and How to teach Grammar)
Comment from : @navid24601

loving the little skit at the beginning
Comment from : @jamscreativelab

Please show how Tenses can be taught to class 5
Comment from : @sonalilahiri9976

Chris I have a question I like teaching and I want to be an amazing teacher At moment I am studying my degree in Mental Health Wellbeing and this is my first year The subject I like is teaching because I love languages especially English Can I teach English while I am studying ? The problem is I do not know how to start Could you give me some recommendations please? Thank you
Comment from : @joaoandre7488

Hi Chris When we are teaching grammar to beginners should we use Present perfect and conditionals? I am bit confused Thank you for your lesson very educational and helpful
Comment from : @joaoandre7488

Chris, I'm guessing grammar is a fair way down the track especially if you're teaching a class of brand new beginners I have the option of having a translator with me for my lessons Do you think this would be an advantage or a disadvantage?
Comment from : @NotOnlyCarrots

It was really helpful
Comment from : @Maryaaamn-u7q

Thanks a bunch, Mr Chris Your style of teaching is amazing and I really enjoyed it Thanks again for your efforts
Comment from : @mohammedabdulkarimelshukri6142

Thanks for your sincere efforts !
Comment from : @weirhauch1002

Super helpful
Comment from : @sarojasherpa8514

thank you so much!!!
Comment from : @ssm684

Wow, I am a native English speaker, 78 years old, and I do not know all of the parts of sentence I remember when I was in grade school how I had trouble with past participles and past this and that I wish this were something that I could use to teach conversational English to some girls in Panama however, if it’s difficult for me, it’ll be impossible for them I’m sure you know what you’re talking about, but it’s above me
Comment from : @dollycaswell

Next week my teaching practice begins and your video really helped me to teach grammarbr Thank you💙💙👍👍
Comment from : @GulnozaKholmurodova-bx6yd

Fabulous 🌹🌹🌹
Comment from : @rashahussein8051

Great stuff Did you deliberately leave out the "If" in the 2nd conditional to elicit a comment!? 😁
Comment from : @multilevelenglish

thank you Chris!
Comment from : @AdamNgo0902

Great tipsThanks a lot
Comment from : @rosehaj5625

Should you be looking for more examples of sentences tailored to particular grammar points, there are tons of them at PhraseCat
Comment from : @vladimirgorosko

This technique seems to be OK, but it will work only with motivated and attentive students Nothing special I'd like to see mock for poor-disciplined and low-motivated Thanks
Comment from : @Alex-dy7hg

Teach i grammar like 😳 😂
Comment from : @lori25hu

Liked just for the intro xD
Comment from : @gavinbannister4124

You are God’s gift to the world of TEFL teachers and even more so to my lovely ESOL students (asylum seekers and refugees) You have given me the tools to create much better classes I am eternally grateful
Comment from : @caro1591

When I was a student I absolutely hated when teachers teased with answers like this :(
Comment from : @dashwhasher

Thank you sir!, do u present grammar lessons in PPP framework ?
Comment from : @salhiayoub

Thank you so much you removed my stress
Comment from : @somerandomgirl1

no
Comment from : @kevtherev8194

Thanks a ton for the valuable knowledge
Comment from : @rukaiyaezzy2689

super helpful I owe you so much
Comment from : @saidalsaloul9647

Great video, thanks!brHowever, I really hope that was a typo!!! 😂br("sightseed" is not a real word😳😵‍💫 and should not even be up there, much less underlined and in red lettres) brsee saw seen (the past tense of "see" is "saw" and not "seed")
Comment from : @merlenh8405

As a homeschool mom, I love your channel! You are a great teacher 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 New subscriber!
Comment from : @chiaraboccelli4189

Me stressing out because I have an interview in 2 daysbrThis is a life saver
Comment from : @jessicafang3273

why would the students know that the second conditional is used to express hypothetical situations when it is their first time taking it?!! even the word hypothetical would be difficult for them to guess, I don't think they would even know it They'll probably only guess the word imaginary tho
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