English Grammar - SO & NEITHER

http://www.engvid.com/ In English, we use SO and NEITHER to indicate similarity between or among people or things. Watch this lesson to learn how to use these words correctly.

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[phonicsquest]

Ok Barbie, big mistake .Do you know the difference between everyday and every day? The first is an adjective and the last one is an adverb! That’s the problem with all native speakers; you think that because you are native speaker you can be an ESL teacher. Big mistake.

[ValenESL]

@phonicsquest You're right. It's a slip-up. There are some logical fallacies in your statements, though. Also, you're an unlovable jack-ass.

[whatsthebigfukindeal]

@phonicsquest I'd take a native speaker, who naturally will have a few slip-ups here and there, over a non-native English teacher whose grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation are incorrect 90% of the time. Also, nobody cares if it's spelled every day or everyday. Spelling rules are constantly changing and they often not based on good logic anyway. Being an anally-retentive grammar nazi does not make you look cool or intelligent.

[pelonelcojedor]

I like how she moves out of the way.

[ssxxeezz]

this is so good

[thatguitarguy99]

The contraction doesn't is informal.

[TheGaboboxxx]

Being a grammar nazi is ok when it comes to writing; however, grammar is constantly evolving ( Old English - Middle English - Modern English - ) the purpose of learning a language is being able to communicate. If you want to become a writer, hell yeah, be a grammar nazi, its cool; otherwise, let it be.

[b0leigh]

Thanks, this is useful, especially for spoken English.

[bkksunshine]

thanks indeed !!

[pakko33]

You are a sweet teacher. I think I am going to learn english finally. Love your voice.

[andreeborisa]

she has beautiful hair aswsome

[sadip123]

@phonicsquest dont teach your father how to fuck