Noun Phrases in English: A comprehensive guide for English learners

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Great and helpful content, as usual. Thank you very much

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I didn't get a high score in the quiz and please Anna go ahead with the other videos that you suggested. Of course we'd love to watch them!

If someone is studying the English Language, ok, this is a lesson for him. But if someone wants to learn to speak English .. all that is useless, unfortunately.

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What more could I say than: wow!? what an outstanding explanation! 🙌

Even a bit complicated, but very useful. Thanks!

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Thumbs up! I appreciate that. Quite clear explanation, exact and to the point. Rise and shine!
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~~~~~ Pastoral obsession ~~~~

I love to stroll around, nature's so beautiful,
Constantly ecstatic at the sight sensual
Of the many bold curves, which to my vision draw,
To my greatest delight, the ones of my neighbour!

The groove of the ploughing that rises to the crest,
In an undulation lasciviously perfect
Imposes upon me the spine's superb vision
On the fall of the back of my troubling neighbour.

Two mounds in the distance, which bar the horizon
Looking at the heavens, stretched out in oration,
In a voluptuousness of a divine lewdness,
It is the insolent curve of my neighbour's breasts.

And the arrogant grove enthroned in the field' midst
The feet in the dampness of an enticing stream,
Whose frippery fluid so much me enamours
It's the bushy scorching thicket of my neighbour.

Farther a brazen breach my eyes follow amazed
Cuts, in two prideful mounts, a mischievous mountain;
Triumphant and haughty, and all up there it walks,
The impertinent groove of my neighbour's buttocks.

When I arrive back home, still moved and nostalgic
And my whole mind filled with erotic fantasies,
I find my neighbour lad in a naughty posture
Besogoning my spouse,... 'quite his liking' neighbour.

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Great video as always. I'd really appreciate a lesson on adjective order. Thank you.

Hi there this abdourahmane I am from senegale I glad to see, and I hope so that I new person this country but right now I live in Peterborough so I need to improve the English language and how to know regular verb irregular .I can speak French then I need yours helping me thank.

let's get grammatical! Nice one. Thanks!

Thing is: when you visit the UK as a foreigner having learnt these lessons, no one will understand you because most people you'll meat are foreigners as well with a basic knowledge of the English language lesser than yours

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Mam, however I test my level in British Council, never be more than B1 level. What should I get C1?

Thanks ANNA for the reasonable explanation and I gave been listening your classes for about one year.
You really helped me to improve my English)
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What a great lesson. It'd be fantastic if you do a video about prepositional phrases.

Thank you Anna for a brilliant lesson! I thought I had already nailed noun phrases, but watching your video just shed new light on this grammar point, for which I'm very grateful!
One more thing, I particularly enjoy the podcasts with transcripts you've been creating, and those C1-C2 vocabulary lessons! Hope to see more of these in the future!

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I want details on the adjective please

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I can't understand whole of grammar 😢😢

Niceee, thank you, so helpful.

The scruffy black and white cat wearing a red collar with a silver bell on it,was lost during all the video 😂🥺

Kindly let me know how to make difference between noun phrase and adjective phrase as both sounds identical. Heere some examples are
I bought a beautiful black decent shirt.
What kind of shirt? Beautiful black decent shirt... It should be adjective phrase but is is noun phrase.. Why? Could you explain the reason pls..

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Thank you! So useful

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I really needed this. thank you for helping me achieve my dream .love from Ghana

I still don't get it please 😢

And more info on Noun phrase

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can you make a video on prepositional phrase and also on how to start ielts writing as a beginner

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You complicated it. People with little to no knowledge will find this video hard to understand