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Thank you, Emma! Have a blessed weekend! (Francisco Cesar- Brazil).

silvacesar

Dear Emma, I think this lesson is an advanced one because of the verb in the clause which is always in the base form. Such as “leave” not “leaves”.
Thank you for your teaching!

Arminius

    I think so.

    sattarv

I suggest your class to my friend.
Thank you for your lesson.

Lee jin woo

    I Agree with you. Greetings from Bolivia 🇧🇴

    erivamontan1969

There is a mistake in the question number eight in the quize. The Correct version will be: “I recommend that he leave (not leaves) early”. Such sentences in the Subjunctive Mood.

Goryanchik Maxim

    I agree 👍

    erivamontan1969

    I think that is a mistake, too.

    Aphrodite254

Thanks for the lesson, teacher Emma. I learned a lot more than I know from this. Thanks for the quiz too!

Bhone Hein Htet@Bryan

Answer 8 should be leave, not leaves

erivamontan1969

    Not exactly…. Please, take a look: 😉

    I >>> leave
    You >>> leave
    He >>> leaves
    She >>> leaves
    It >>> Leaves
    We >>> Leave
    They >>> Leave

    *It follows the same rule as the verb “to be” or “to have”, just to give a few examples.

    AndreOliveira.BR

      No, I am not agree. It should be a base verb: leave, not leaves. It is exactly like in the video: Suggest/recommend + (that) + person + base verb.

      Aphrodite254

Thank you Emma

TolotraDavid

Hello….I’d like to brush my speaking up. Is there anyone else who can practice with me on a regular basis? Thanks in advance. Rasho:
My WhatsApp number: 01812788727.

Rasho

    Hello, I suggest that you practice specific speaking skills at speakandimprove.com. You’ll receive a grade, it’s completely free and safe. I’ve been studying there for about a month. Bye

    MaTe

      for those of you complaining about number 8 here’s the solution:

      I recommend that he leaves early
      or
      I recommend that he leave early

      Abubakar

      Thanks Andre to share!

      Diogo.Souza

I thought that Q.8’s answer should be “leave”.
Maybe this is intending?

norikenshi533

    Take a look above at the reply I left for @erivamontan19

    AndreOliveira.BR

See number 8 question
He recommend he leaves early
Why they add s we should use base form
Please more clarification

Rhawbani

Thank you for this great lesson. I noticed that in question number 8, you did not make the verb in its base form.

Sarah.3738

Hello, is the sentence below OK or not OK ? (There is “me” after the verb “suggest”.) I think, it’s completely OK. What is your opinion ?

I don’t know why they suggested me for the job.

adrijana

    Hello, last night I searched for SUGGEST AND RECOMMEND GRAMMAR on YouTube, trying to get the correct understanding, watched every video they posted and drew my own conclusions: your sentence is correct because you’re not receiving the suggestion, you’re the ‘noun’, someone gave information about you, maybe because you deserved that job. They’re not suggesting something to you.The sentence number eight then is not wrong but kind of informal and spoken English. The subjunctive instead is a more sophisticated structure, a formal option I’ll probably use it at exams in written English..

    I recommend watching a lot of videos

    MaTe

check the question 8 again ,please

justkml

Hi, I answered all nine questions but the scores is just from eight questions and why?

Mohd Amin Nasir

Thank you Emma for the lesson!

Lalananana

Thank you so much Emma for your excellent lesson.
Before this lesson, I thought that suggest or recommend were always followed by a gerund form. You make it very clear.
For adrijana, I suppose that you want to say : I don’t know why they PROPOSED me for the job.
All the best for Engvid’s fan

Padovano

    Hi Padovano,

    yes, this is what I wanted to say.

    That said, is my sentence (I don’t know why they suggested me for the job.) right or wrong ?

    adrijana

Hi adrijana,
Thank you for responding to my comment.
I guess there is another way to say it : I don’t know why they suggested the job to me. Of course according to Emma’s lesson, we put «  to me « at the end or after the object, which is in this case the job. I think in English we should respect the order of words in a sentence : subject + verb + object + extra words.
I hope for you a great day

Padovano

    Hi Padovano,

    thank for your answer.

    I fully agree that in an English sentence, there are rigid rules about word positions in a sentence.

    In my sentence, the word “me” is the direct object of the verb “suggest”. Therefore, it should be completely OK.

    Nice weekend.
    A.

    adrijana

Thank you,

amomran

Hi adrijana,
I made a quick research on the internet about this subject and I found that it can be said.
like ”I suggested Tom for this project” Tom or him or me.
Which means that your sentence is fully correct.
Great to talk to you
Best wishes

Padovano

Hi Padovano, thank you. Then, the combination SUGGEST+ME is a fully possible word combination and shouldn’t be taught as a common mistake.

adrijana

Hello adrijana,
Great to hear from you again,
I guess that what Emma wanted to mention as a common mistake many people make it in speaking is : They suggest me a new method.
Here in this example me is not the object of the verb, me is the receiver of the advice, and it should be put after the object which is a new method.
Take care, great to share ideas with you adrijana.
Great weekend

Padovano

    Hi Padovano,
    definitely, it isn’t a lesson for beginner students. Without understanding some other important aspects of English grammar, it might just confuse or mislead them in the future.
    A.

    adrijana

Thank you Emma ^^

Walid97

Hello Emma

Thanks for this class, I have learnt a lot from suggest or recommend, I have made a lot of times this mistake

LuisJanCas

Thanks Emma,it was a good presentation

kalai redouane

Thank you very much.

Haammerrrrr

Thanks Emma,

Abdiwahab022

I found that this video was presented in excellent way. Thank you for sharing, Emma.

Mikesyndrom

Thank you

@Djflexghana

thasnks for your class

JUAN CEA

Hello teacher Emma .
can you recommend how to practice on my speaking?

Donia19

Thank you teacher

Ali.sh9703

Thank you

tomthayson

I suggest revising question 8. Thanks for the video.

Marcio07

Thank you, Emma. I have learned a lot from your English learning videos, which are extremely good for those who really want to learn English.

Iftikhar@Ahmed

thanks

hunphannet

Thanks mis Emma

Abdul hadi jan

I took a quiz and correct 8 out of 9.
I suggest that you learn more. Thanks for lession.

Souphaxay phanphanthavong

Thank you

Zain649

thanks Emma

idezzz

Thank you!

DENISFAEDI1969

very interetin,thank’s

Karmine

Very interesting, i recommended to friends

christflo

Thanks Emma. I took your recomendation about quiz. It was the best choice I´ve made. I ssugest that all students do the same.

Diogo.Souza

Hello Emma!. Thanks a lot for yout class. It was amazing!. I only recommend that your team check the question 8. As people are saying, it is necessary to correct the verb “leaves”. Have a good week!.

andrebed

thank you dear Emma for the valuable lesson. much appreciated

Haia

Thanks a lot. I’m enjoy with you

Elsadig Bashir

Why you suggest base form af the verb, but the correct answer is ing form of the verb?

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sattarv

Thank you a lot !!!

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