"Adjectives & Adverbs" reviews and identifies adjectives and adverbs.

Children to learn and spell the nouns with the help of the song

Introduction to Nouns

Improve your understanding of adjectives and adverbs in English with this lesson from Oxford Online English. Do you know the difference between 'hard' and 'hardly'? In this lesson, learn how to use adjectives and...

"Forming Irregular Plural Nouns" explores how to form irregular plural nouns by changing nouns from singular to plural by following rules of irregular nouns.

“Plural Nouns” identifies three rules to follow when changing singular nouns to plural nouns.

Incorrect Shifts in Pronoun Persons demonstrates proper English grammar by editing a paragraph with incorrect shifts in pronoun persons.

"Correcting Apostrophe Errors" shows how to identify and correct apostrophe errors in contractions and possessive nouns.

"Understanding Possessive Nouns" defines and models how to identify possessive nouns.

"Identifying Reflexive Pronouns" explains how to identify the reflexive pronoun and the word it refers to in sentences.

"Collective Nouns" explains how to identify collective nouns in sentences.

"Writing with Prepositions" models how to use prepositions in writing.

"Exploring Singular Nouns" models how to identify singular nouns.

This is video #12 in German with Puppets Series #2. In this video my puppets will teach you how to make and use gerunds (verbs used as nouns) in German.

In this video I explain how to use the German word for "no", "kein". I use examples in the nominative and accusative cases, but the idea is the same for all 4 cases. It takes the same ending as the "ein-words". Enjoy.

In this video I talk about the other pronouns I haven't previously talked about in the first 2 episodes of 3 Minuten Deutsch. This includes: er, sie, es, wir, and sie (they). I teach you how to conjugate verbs for each of those pronouns...

In this video I explain how to use pronouns when they are used as direct objects in German, also known as accusative pronouns, but in this video I only talk about them as they are used with direct objects.

The German people apparently got really lazy when it came to naming some things. Here are just a few of the examples I could think of in a short period of time. Comment below if you know of some other ones.

In this video I explain how to make a gerund out of a German infinitive. It is pretty easy to do. This video accompanies the German with Puppets video about Gerunds, which you can see here:    • #12 Gerunds (GwP2) - Deutsch lernen  

This is the 8th installment of my German with puppets series. In this video we talk about the different ways to make German plural forms of nouns. <b<br/>r/>

In this video I explain the worksheet that goes with the German with Puppets Series #1 video about the plural forms of nouns. You can see the video here:    • #8 Plural Forms of Nouns (GwP1) - Deu...  

This is the 28th video in German with Puppets Series #1. In this video my puppets explain the tragedy of the German language losing its longest word to European bureaucracy and how you can make your own unending German word.

In this video I explain the worksheet that goes with the German with Puppets Series #2 video about the word order rules with accusative and dative pronouns when used as direct and indirect objects.

Join us in this lesson as we learn about irregular plural nouns. Most plural nouns only require an S or ES at the end, but some words are rule breakers. We have to memorize plural nouns like feet, mice, children, or men. Can you think of...