Prática de Shadowing: 2 Grammar MISTAKES that ADVANCED Students Make - Aprenda a falar inglês com vídeo
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She's going to the movies with other friend.
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Other Yeah, I've been in Canada four times.
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Hi, I'm Giovanna and in today's video you'll learn how to stop making two grammar mistakes in English.
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Let's get started by taking a look at these two words other and another.
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Do you guys know what is the difference between them?
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In general, we can say that the word other always comes after a possessive pronoun,
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my, your, her, his, their, etc. Or after a demonstrative pronoun,
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for example, this, these, those, that.
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Example, she's his other sister.
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She's his other sister.
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Can you say the word his?
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It's a possessive pronoun, his.
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So she's his other, not she's his another.
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After a possessive pronoun, we need to use the word other.
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And the next example is I need that other jacket.
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I need that other jacket.
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That is a demonstrative pronoun and that's why we need to use the word other instead of another.
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We don't say I need that another jacket.
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No, this is wrong.
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This is grammatically wrong.
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So we just say I need that that other jacket.
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So basically, when we have a possessive pronoun, my, your, her, his, their,
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etc., we need to use the word other.
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Other after that.
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So, his, my other brother.
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He is my other brother.
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So that's the way that this grammar works.
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That's the grammatically correct sentence and it's also that the sentence that really makes sense.
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It does make more sense than, "Oh, this is my another brother." No, it doesn't make sense.
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It's This is my other brother.
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That's it.
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And also, we also use other with a demonstrative pronoun.
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For example, this these those, that, etc. So, for example,
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I need to buy that other pair of shoes.
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I need to buy that Other pair of shoes.
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So it's that I used a demonstrative pronoun,
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so it's that other pair of shoes not that another pair of shoes.
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It's the grammar that does really make sense.
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So now let's move on to another.
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The word another can be used as an adjective to mean one more or in addition to So for example,
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you can say we need another demonstration of the product.
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we need Another, so one more.
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In this case, it means one more.
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So we need one more demonstration of the product.
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Because just one demonstration wasn't really necessary.
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So we need.. to see another, like one more demonstration of the product.
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We need another demonstration of the product.
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Or she needs another proof.
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she needs another proof because She needs one more proof.
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Yes, it's like one extra.
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proof.
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But another can also work as a pronoun.
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Yeah, so it can work with the meaning: one more of this kind.
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So another can also mean one more of this kind.
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For example: I need to make another video.
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So I need to make another video, I mean, I need to make one more video of this.
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of this kind, like of this video.
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one more video about grammar mistakes for example, in my context.
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And finally, another can also mean at a different one.
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For example, can you meet me at another time?
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So can you meet me at a different time?
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So can you visit me at another place?
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Can you visit me at a different place?
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So another has also this meaning of at a different one.
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At a different one.
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Yes.
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Now it's time to test yourself super quickly.
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Let's see if you can choose between other and another in this sentence.
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So the sentence is: This is my blank space, dog, His name's Snape.
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His name is Snape.
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So do I use other?
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or another in this case you have 5 seconds to answer it.
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The correct answer is other.
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This is my other dog.
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His name is Snape.
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Because here I have the possessive pronoun, my.
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After a possessive pronoun, we need to use the word other.
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That's the grammar rule.
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Now let's move on to the next common mistake.
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Yeah, I've been in Canada four times.
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But be careful, do not generalize.
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In English we never generalize things, right?
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In this scenario, in this context actually.
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I couldn't have said I've been in London because of the specific context,
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because of the specific environment of the situation you know because of what she was talking about So when I talk about,
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basically, when I talk about the context, that refer to Do a short trip that you've been to.
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Like in the past, you've been to a short trip.
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You've been to London for a short time, maybe a week, maybe two weeks, maybe one day, like a short time.
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And then you're talking about your experience, of course, about a short trip that you've made in the past.
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Yeah. So...
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For this situation, we need to use the preposition to.
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I've been to London.
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So I've been to London.
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I'm talking about my experience.
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So I've been to London.
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my experience.
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It was a short trip.
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I've been there two weeks.
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For example, but what happens if I say I've been in London?
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Well, the preposition in implies that you've been in London for a longer period of time, not just a short time.
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You've been in London maybe for a month, maybe for 10 years, you know, for a longer time.
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So for example, if someone asks you, "How have you been?" So how have you been?
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And then you can answer this question saying, Oh, I've been in London for the past few months.
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So you're talking about your life.
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I've been in London for the past few months.
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So it means that maybe you were living in London in the past few months.
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- Yeah.
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Another context.
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Take a look at the next example.
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Have you ever been to London?
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Yes, I have.
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Have you ever been to London?
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Yes, I have.
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Why did the person use to instead of in?
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Actually, because the person is talking about experience.
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It's like a conversation.
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You can imagine a conversation.
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We're getting to know each other, like I'm getting to know you.
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And then you just ask me, hey, have you ever been to London?
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Hey, Giovanna.
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Have you ever been to India?
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Have you ever been to Iran?
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and then we're going to long period of time yeah so
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that was it guys I hope that you liked this lesson you learned something new
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and I really hope you subscribe to my channel like this
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video share with a friend who needs to learn this common mistakes
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and stop making those yes so yeah that was it
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Você está praticando inglês com "2 Grammar MISTAKES that ADVANCED Students Make" usando a técnica de Shadowing.
O que é a Técnica de Shadowing?
Shadowing é uma técnica de aprendizado de idiomas com base científica, originalmente desenvolvida para o treinamento de intérpretes profissionais. O método é simples, mas poderoso: você ouve áudio em inglês nativo e repete imediatamente em voz alta — como uma sombra seguindo o falante com 1-2 segundos de atraso. Pesquisas mostram melhora significativa na precisão da pronúncia, entonação, ritmo, sons conectados, compreensão auditiva e fluência na fala.