Late night thoughts:
Who is Tom and why is he a fool?
What did he do to be turned into a noun that indicates silly behavior?
#nouns
#tomfoolery
#etymology
#random
#words
#phrases
#latenightthoughts

Pre-Intermediate Grammar: Plurals 6 (A2/B1)
youtu.be/oV8BKxgctLA
Here comes the sixth video for pre-intermediate students devoted to the plurals.
#englishinn #englishinn3minutes #englishin3minutes #preintermediate #grammar #nouns #plurals

Pre-Intermediate Grammar: Plurals 5 (A2/B1)
youtu.be/_hrnuZV8qvA
Here comes the fifth video for pre-intermediate students devoted to the plurals.
#englishinn #englishinn3minutes #englishin3minutes #preintermediate #grammar #nouns #plurals

Pre-Intermediate Grammar: Plurals 4 (A2/B1)
youtu.be/R06s__kP6G8
Here comes the fourth video for pre-intermediate students devoted to the plurals.
#englishinn #englishinn3minutes #englishin3minutes #preintermediate #grammar #nouns #plurals

Pre-Intermediate Grammar: Plurals 3 (A2/B1)
youtu.be/YfrMobHIpY8
Here comes the third video for pre-intermediate students devoted to the plurals.
#englishinn #englishinn3minutes #englishin3minutes #preintermediate #grammar #nouns #plurals

Pre-Intermediate Grammar: Plurals 2 (A2/B1)
youtu.be/1OGiWcdq-8k
Here comes the second video for pre-intermediate students devoted to the plurals.
#englishinn #englishinn3minutes #englishin3minutes #preintermediate #grammar #nouns #plurals

Pre-Intermediate Grammar: Plurals 1 (A2/B1)
youtu.be/zL6n00cH7r0
Here comes the first video for pre-intermediate students devoted to the plurals.
#englishinn #englishinn3minutes #englishin3minutes #preintermediate #grammar #nouns #plurals

Collective Nouns For Mammals A clowder of cats A cohort of zebras A colony of rabbits A colony of rats A colony of seals A dray of squirrels A sounder of pigs A fall of lambs A family of otters A field of racehorses A flink of cows A gang of elks A herd of bisons A herd of deers A herd of donkeys A herd of elephants A journey of giraffes A pack of dogs A pack of wolves A pod of dolphins A skulk of foxes A sloth of bears A trip of goats A troop of monkeys An ambush of tigers Pictured cartoon drawings of a group of each animal named

#collective #nouns for #mamals

Quiz on Thursday….

#conlanging #nouns
maama [ˈmaː.mɐ] "gramma"
paapa [ˈpaː.pɐ] "grampa"

maaji [mɐɪ̯] "mother"
paaji [pɐɪ̯] "father"

siistana [ˈsiːs.tɐ.nɐ] "son"
vammuja [ˈwɐm.mu.jɐ] "daughter"

siikoorni [siːˈkɔːɴ.ɴɪ] "brother"
vakoorji [wɐˈkɔɪ̯] "sister]

Is that word an ADJECTIVE? Use my grammar trick! My easy trick to find adjectives in English. If you see the verb to be – like am, is, are, was, or were – the next word is often an adjective. For example, in “I am tired” or “She is happy,” the words tired and happy are adjectives. I’ll also show you other verbs that […]

Is that word an ADJECTIVE? Use my grammar trick! My easy trick to find adjectives in English. If you see the verb to be – like am, is, are, was, or were – the next word is often an adjective. For example, in “I am tired” or “She is happy,” the words tired and happy are adjectives. I’ll also show you other verbs that […]

Is that word an ADJECTIVE? Use my grammar trick! My easy trick to find adjectives in English. If you see the verb to be – like am, is, are, was, or were – the next word is often an adjective. For example, in “I am tired” or “She is happy,” the words tired and happy are adjectives. I’ll also show you other verbs that […]

Is that word an ADJECTIVE? Use my grammar trick! My easy trick to find adjectives in English. If you see the verb to be – like am, is, are, was, or were – the next word is often an adjective. For example, in “I am tired” or “She is happy,” the words tired and happy are adjectives. I’ll also show you other verbs that […]

Is that word an ADJECTIVE? Use my grammar trick! My easy trick to find adjectives in English. If you see the verb to be – like am, is, are, was, or were – the next word is often an adjective. For example, in “I am tired” or “She is happy,” the words tired and happy are adjectives. I’ll also show you other verbs that […]

Is that word an ADJECTIVE? Use my grammar trick! My easy trick to find adjectives in English. If you see the verb to be – like am, is, are, was, or were – the next word is often an adjective. For example, in “I am tired” or “She is happy,” the words tired and happy are adjectives. I’ll also show you other verbs that […]

This is a reminder that #Popeye only uses amateur-nouns and is neither male nor female because they are amphibious.

#Gender #Nouns #Pronouns

Personal note: Saying you don't use pronouns because you prefer amateur nouns is hilarious to me.

Noun → Verb: How to Use -ize, -en, -ify, -ate I’ll show you how to turn English NOUNS and ADJECTIVES into VERBS by adding endings (suffixes). You will learn to use the common endings -en, -ize/-ise, -ify, and -ate. You’ll see what each ending’s purpose is, and learn through clear examples: soft → soften, public → publicize, pure → purify, length → lengthen, and more. […]

Noun → Verb: How to Use -ize, -en, -ify, -ate I’ll show you how to turn English NOUNS and ADJECTIVES into VERBS by adding endings (suffixes). You will learn to use the common endings -en, -ize/-ise, -ify, and -ate. You’ll see what each ending’s purpose is, and learn through clear examples: soft → soften, public → publicize, pure → purify, length → lengthen, and more. […]

Noun → Verb: How to Use -ize, -en, -ify, -ate I’ll show you how to turn English NOUNS and ADJECTIVES into VERBS by adding endings (suffixes). You will learn to use the common endings -en, -ize/-ise, -ify, and -ate. You’ll see what each ending’s purpose is, and learn through clear examples: soft → soften, public → publicize, pure → purify, length → lengthen, and more. […]

Noun → Verb: How to Use -ize, -en, -ify, -ate I’ll show you how to turn English NOUNS and ADJECTIVES into VERBS by adding endings (suffixes). You will learn to use the common endings -en, -ize/-ise, -ify, and -ate. You’ll see what each ending’s purpose is, and learn through clear examples: soft → soften, public → publicize, pure → purify, length → lengthen, and more. […]

“Embarrassment” Of Pandas Might Be The Funniest Collective Noun In The Wild Pandas is called an embarrassment: Learn the hilarious animal group name! Discover why this clumsy pack of pandas is ...

#Animals #Animal #Group #Names #Collective #Nouns #Cute […]

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Anti-Woke Caller DESTROYED by Third-Grade Grammar Rules! - youtu.be/buQrq7n3JEE?... #woke #antiwoke #grammar #grammarishard #nouns #pronouns #GodlessEngineer #TheLine

Much like ALL Dexters, not ALL Grants give & not ALL givers are named Grants. So DON'T expect ALL Grants to do giveaways. I love how verbs/nouns are within names, prone to be debunked like misconceptions.
#Grant #name #give #giver #Giveaways #verbs #nouns #debunk #misconceptions

Here are some examples of nouns to use for speeches or writing that can be helpful for all ages. #speech #writing #nouns

Unparalleled Misalignments > ...pairs of non-synonymous phrases where the words in one phrase are each synonyms of the words in the other. Always love good, fun language website.

Spending most of this day fighting a losing battle against #depression via painstakingly re-uploading as much of my artistic output for the last 30 yrs as I can to #Discord.
Man, if anything ever happens to that site, I am cooked and so is as much burnable #nouns as I can get a stranglehold around.