This video is a complete English language teaching for a first-year school test. The teacher gives teaching on important grammar rules. The teaching is about how to say words with different sound parts and the right word order in a statement. The teacher gives help with words that give a reason, like 'in order to', and words for selection, like 'either...or' and 'both...and'. The teaching is also about words for rules, like 'must' and 'mustn't', and words like 'myself'.
A Teaching on English Rules for a First-Year School Test
0:00 Start of the Teaching: The teacher says the video will give help for the first English test of the school year.
1:39 How to Say Words: The teacher gives teaching on how to get the number of sound parts in a word. She says to look for the letters a, e, i, o, u.
5:03 Right Word Order: The teaching is about where to put words like 'often'. These words go before a normal operator but after a 'be' operator (like 'is' or 'are').
9:28 To Say What You Like More: The teacher gives teaching on how to use 'prefer...to...' to say one thing is liked more than another.
10:14 Rules for Operators: The teacher gives a rule for operators in the present time. For 'he', 'she', or 'it', an 's' is put at the end of the operator.
14:27 Words for a Purpose: The teaching is about using 'in order to' and 'so as to' to give a reason for an act. For a negative reason, use 'in order not to'.
25:41 Words for Rules: The teaching gives help on words that say what is necessary ('must'), what is not possible ('mustn't'), and what is not necessary ('don't have to').
31:18 Words to Join Ideas: The video gives teaching on how to use 'either...or' (for a selection of one of two), 'both...and' (for two things together), and 'neither...nor' (for not this and not that).
41:29 Words for 'Self': The teaching is about words that end in '-self' or '-selves', like 'yourself' and 'himself'. These words are used when the person doing the act is the same person getting the act.