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Unlock the secrets of compound-complex sentences in this essential grammar lesson! Writing #compoundsentences with coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS) can be tricky, but when you add the complexity of combining ideas, it’s even more important to get it right. This video compares the correct use of commas in compound sentences and highlights how complex sentences differ, ensuring your writing is clear and professional. Whether you’re a typesetter, editor, teacher, receptionist, or CEO, mastering these rules will elevate your communication skills. Let’s tackle one of the most common writing mistakes together! #writing #C#CompoundComplexSentencesGrammarLesson #CommaRules #FANBOYSConjunctions #WritingTips #GrammarHelp #WritingSkills #FANBOYS #CompoundSentences #ComplexSentences #EnglishGrammar #commause #LearnWithMsJames #ProfessionalWriting #GrammarMatters

Is it A or AN? Let’s tackle those tricky words that start with H! It’s not just about the letter—it’s about the sound. Think A horse vs. AN hour or AN honor. This quick grammar tip is perfect for ESL learners, English students, and anyone looking to sharpen their English skills. Let’s master pronunciation together! #GrammarLesson #GrammarTeacher #EnglishPronunciation #ESLLesson #LearnEnglish #EnglishLanguageLearning #EnglishTips #EnglishSkills #EnglishForBeginners #LanguageLearning #EnglishGrammar #ImproveYourEnglish #EnglishHelp #ANorA #GrammarMadeEasy

Video Description: Let’s tackle #complexsentences and the correct use of commas when starting a sentence with “when.” This grammar lesson dives into #dependentclauses, showing how a comma is needed when the clause begins the sentence. Plus, we discuss when a question mark is used if “when” introduces a question. These examples tie into our larger discussion of #compoundcomplexsentences, helping you write with clarity and precision. Whether you’re a student, writer, or professional, mastering these rules will elevate your writing! #CompoundComplexSentences #GrammarLesson #CommaRules #ComplexSentences #WritingTips #GrammarHelp #grammar #FanboysConjunctions #commause #Englishgrammar #FANBOYS #CommaPlacement #English #EnglishGrammar #grammarlesson #LearnWithMsJames #commause #ProfessionalWriting #SentenceStructure #GrammarMatters #WritingSkills

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Why do we say “an hour” or “an honorable mention,” but “a hotel”? In this lesson, we explore the fascinating rules of when to use “a” or “an” in English. It’s not about the letter the word starts with—it’s all about vowel and consonant sounds! For example, “an hour” works because “hour” starts with a vowel sound, while “a uniform” uses “a” because of the “yoo” sound at the beginning. This lesson is perfect for English learners, ESL students, and anyone who wants to master these rules. Whether you’re saying “an NBA player” or “a hotel room,” this lesson will make it clear! #articleadjectives #AOrAn #ArticlesInEnglish #AnHour #VowelSounds #ConsonantSounds #VowelLetters #AnorA #anhour #AnHonorableMention #anRN #EnglishGrammar #GrammarForESL #ESLLearners #LearnEnglish #GrammarMatters #MiddleSchoolGrammar #TeachersOfTikTok #AfricanAmericanTeacher #GrammarHelp #AnNBAPlayer #AnRN #FunWithGrammar #LearnWithMsJames #TeachingEnglish

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Let’s settle the ‘than’ vs. ‘then’ debate once and for all! These two little words might look similar, but their meanings are completely different. ‘Than’ is used for comparisons (like: ‘I am taller than you’), while ‘then’ refers to time or sequence (like: ‘We went to lunch, then we went to class’). To wrap it up with a little humor, I’ll share a moment when a student asked me to grade a late assignment—talk about perfect timing for a grammar lesson! This is a must-watch for ESL learners, grammar enthusiasts, and anyone looking to sharpen their writing skills. #Grammar #GrammarLessons #Than #Then #ThanVsThen #ThenVsThan #EnglishTips #ESLLesson #Comparison #TransitionWords #LearnEnglish #LanguageLearning #TeachEnglish #GrammarHumor #Englishgrammar #MiddleSchoolTeacher #English

Expensive eggs are an extra expense—sounds familiar, right? With egg prices soaring, let’s dive into a quick grammar lesson using this relevant and timely example. This phrase is a great example of assonance because it highlights repeated vowel sounds. But how do you tell the difference between assonance and alliteration? It’s simple: Alliteration focuses on repeated consonant sounds (ends in ‘N,’ a consonant), while assonance focuses on repeated vowel sounds (ends in ‘E,’ a vowel). Watch to learn more and impress your friends with your poetic knowledge! #Eggs #Assonance #Alliteration #ExpensiveEggs #EggPrices #GrammarLesson #PoeticDevices #EnglishTeacher #egg #highpricesofeggs #MiddleSchoolEnglish #EnglishGrammar #FunWithWords #ESLLesson #VowelSounds #LiteraryTerms #EggInflation #GrammarMadeEasy

Ever wonder when to use advice and when to use advise? This quick grammar lesson breaks it down for you! Learn how advice is a noun (something you give or receive) and advise is a verb (something you do). With clear examples and tips, this video makes it easy to master these commonly confused words. Perfect for ESL, ELL, and anyone looking to improve their English skills! #grammar #advicevsadvise #GrammarLesson #LearnEnglish #ESLLesson #ELL #EnglishGrammar #WordConfusion #ESL #EnglishAsASecondLanguage #ELL #EnglishLanguageLearners #GrammarTips #EnglishLearners #TeachingEnglish

➡️⬅️ Join Lucas and Ruby in this fun learning adventure as they teach kids the difference between Right and Left! 🚶‍♂️🧠 A simple, interactive way to help toddlers and preschoolers understand opposites and direction. Let’s make learning fun and easy! Perfect for early education! 🎉 #foryou #opposites #oppositewordsinenglish #LearnOnTikTok #kidsvideo #learncolorsforkids #kidssongs #learnphonics #songsforkids #colour #preschool #learnwithtiktok #viral #learnenglishdaily #fun #educational #animation #kindergarten #trending #englishforkids #babies #englishgrammar #cartoonforkids #colorsfortoddlers #viralvideo #forkids #fyp #trendingtiktok #rhymes #kidstiktok #children #animation #preschoolsongs #lucasandfriends

This compilation video features several mini-lessons covering a variety of grammar skills, writing tips, punctuation rules, and English language nuances. From phrasal verbs like “into” (one word or two) and “back up,” to debates over hyphenation in words like “ice-cream,” and even the infamous “you’re welcome” and “there, their, they’re” dilemmas, this video is packed with quick, practical insights. It’s a fun way to test your knowledge and see if Ms. James’ lessons are helping or if you’ve already mastered these skills. Whether you’re brushing up on grammar or looking to improve your writing, this video is for you! #GrammarCompilation #PhrasalVerbs #GrammarTips #WritingSkills #PunctuationRules #EnglishLanguageLearning #ESLLessons #LearnGrammar #ImproveWriting #GrammarHelp #LanguageSkills #GrammarRules #GrammarMistakes #WritingTeacher #EnglishTips #WordUsage #LanguageLearning #TeachEnglish #EnglishGrammar #WritingCoach #GrammarPractice #MiddleSchoolTeacher #GrammarLessons #TeachersOfTikTok

In this lesson, I unpack the differences between subordinating conjunctions, coordinating conjunctions, and the use of semicolons to connect clauses. We’ll explore how sentences like ‘Because she missed the bus, she was late’ differ from ‘She missed the bus; she was late.’ Learn when to use a comma, when to use a semicolon, and how conjunctions change the structure of your writing. Perfect for ESL learners, students, and anyone looking to strengthen their writing skills! #GrammarLesson #SemicolonRules #Conjunctions #CoordinatingConjunctions #SubordinatingConjunctions #EnglishGrammar #WritingTips #SentenceStructure #GrammarMatters #MiddleSchoolGrammar #LearnEnglish #TeacherLife #TeachersOfTikTok #ESLLesson #PunctuationRules #TeachingEnglish

Commas with Conjunctions Simplified: Mastering FANBOYS Do commas with conjunctions confuse you? This lesson breaks it down using the FANBOYS mnemonic (For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So). Learn when to use a comma and when it’s not necessary—whether it’s a compound sentence, subject, verb, or object. A simple test makes it easy to decide! Perfect for students, professionals, and anyone looking to polish their grammar skills. Let’s simplify comma rules and elevate your writing, one sentence at a time.” #CommasWithConjunctions #FANBOYS #commas #comma #CoordinatingConjunctions #CommaUse #GrammarTips #WritingPractice #WritingTips #ACTWriting #SATWriting #NursingWritingTips #ProfessionalWritingTips #EmailWritingTips #Semicolon #HelpWithWriting #EnglishGrammar #WritingTests #TeacherLife #GrammarSimplified #grammar #MiddleSchoolTeacher #CollegeEssays #WorkplaceWriting

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Do you know the difference between since and sense? This quick lesson will show you how to use since (a conjunction or adverb related to time or reason) and sense (a noun or verb related to perception or understanding) correctly. With simple examples and tips, you’ll master these tricky words in no time. Perfect for ESL, ELL, and anyone refining their English skills. #grammar #SinceVsSense #GrammarLesson #LearnEnglish #ESLLesson #ELL #EnglishGrammar #WordConfusion #ESL #EnglishAsASecondLanguage #ELL #EnglishLanguageLearners #GrammarTips #TeachingEnglish #MiddleSchoolGrammar

See, Saw, Seen” – Let’s Fix It Once and for All! Struggling with see, saw, and seen? You’re not alone! This two-for-one lesson clears up one of the top ten social media grammar mistakes. Here’s the key: You can only use “seen” with a helping verb. Think: “I have seen” or “We had seen.” No helping verb? Stick to “see” or “saw”! This lesson gives you a second chance to nail it and finally rid the world of these common errors. Perfect for ESL, ELL, and anyone sharpening their grammar skills! -#Seen #haveseen #hasseen #SeeSawSeen #GrammarLesson #LearnEnglish #English #grammar #TopGrammarMistakes #ESLLesson #ELL #EnglishGrammar #See #HelpingVerbs #GrammarTips #ESL #EnglishAsASecondLanguage #EnglishLanguageLearners #FixYourGrammar #SocialMediaGrammar #TeachingEnglish

“Accept” vs. “Except” - Know the Difference! Do you mix up accept and except? You’re not alone! This grammar lesson clears up the confusion. Learn how accept is a verb meaning “to receive or agree,” while except is usually a preposition meaning “excluding.” With simple explanations and examples, you’ll be using these words with confidence in no time. Ideal for ESL, ELL, and anyone mastering #Englishgrammar. #AcceptVsExcept #GrammarLesson #LearnEnglish #ESLLesson #ELL #EnglishGrammar #WordConfusion #ESL #EnglishAsASecondLanguage #ELL #EnglishLanguageLearners #GrammarTips #TeachingEnglish #MiddleSchoolGrammar

Is ‘well known’ hyphenated or not? It depends on where it’s placed! In this quick grammar lesson, we’ll explore when to hyphenate ‘well-known’ and when to leave it as ‘well known.’ Learn how placement in a sentence changes its usage—and never confuse it again! Perfect for students, ESL learners, and anyone looking to polish their grammar skills.’ #grammar #hyphen. #usinghyphens #wellknown #WellKnown #HyphenatedWords #GrammarLesson #EnglishTips #LearnEnglish #ESLLesson #Adjectives #EnglishGrammar #MiddleSchoolTeacher #TeachersOfTikTok #WritingTips #LanguageLearning #GrammarMatters

Confused about when to use Capitol and Capital? You’re not alone! This quick lesson will clear it up for you. Learn how Capitol (always with an ‘o’) refers to buildings where lawmakers meet and is capitalized when referring to specific buildings like the U.S. Capitol or a state Capitol. Meanwhile, Capital (with an ‘a’) covers everything else—like cities, money, or importance. Perfect for ESL, ELL, and grammar enthusiasts looking to sharpen their English skills! #CapitolVsCapital #GrammarLesson #LearnEnglish #ESLLesson #ELL #EnglishGrammar #WordConfusion #ESL #EnglishAsASecondLanguage #GrammarTips #TeachingEnglish #MiddleSchoolGrammar

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