Feb. 7, 2021
Learning from YouTube No.1? No.2?
Few years ago I did make a statement said “YouTube” is the best free teacher in the world.
Today, I will still stand this statement.
BUT! Base on my recent experience may change your mind.
Last week there was a big finance scam.
Because this incident involve many difficult finance terms.
Many YouTubers making video tries to explain what have happened.
I watched 10 videos.
Most of them able to explain the technical terms in a simple way.
But in fact is not that simple.
Also most of the videos can’t tell the true story.
If you just watch one or two videos and thinks you understand.
That is more danger then you don’t watch at all.
FA few years ago I did makde a statement that said “YouTube” is the best free teacher in the world.
Today, I will still stand by this statement.
Based on my recent experience I may change your mind.
Last week there was a big financeial scam.,
Bbecause this incident involved many difficult finance terms.
Mmany YouTubers makingde videos triesying to explain what have happened.
I watched 10 videos.
Most of them were able to explain the technical terms in a simple way.,
Bbut, in fact, it is not that simple.
Also, most of the videos can’t tell the true story.
If you just watch one or two videos and thinks you understand.
Tthat is more dangerous thean you don’not watching at all.
Learning from YouTube -- No.1? No.2?
Few years ago I did makde a statement saidthat “YouTube” is the best free teacher in the world.
Today, I will still stand by this statement.
It's okay with "will", but more natural without.
Based on my recent experience may, you might change your mind.
- "you may" = I am giving you permission
- "My recent experience may change your mind" is another way to say this ("may" or "might" are the same here).
Last week, there was a big financeial scam.
"A financial (adj) scam (n)" or "A scam in finance (n in n)"
Because this incident involved many difficult finance terms.,
Mmany YouTubers makingde videos triesying to explain what haved happened.
"what happened" or "what had happened", both are okay, "had" is more formal.
I watched 10 videos.
Most of them were able to explain the technical terms in a simple way.
But in fact, it is not that simple.
"But the facts are not that simple"
"But in fact, the situation is not that simple"
are also OK.
Also, most of the videos can’t tell the true story.
"... can't tell the true story" or "the whole story" are both good.
Why not? Because they don't have all the facts?
If you just watch one or two videos and thinks you understand.,
Tthat is more dangerous thean if you don’t watch any at all.
+ combine with previous sentence.
Feedback
This is a good thing to realize. It's true that they don't tell the whole story, and that it's dangerous to believe everything you hear on the internet.
Learning from YouTube No.1? No.2?
FA few years ago I did makde a statement saidthat “YouTube” is the best free teacher in the world.
Today, I will still stand by this statement.
BUT!
Base on mMy recent experience may change your mind.
or
Based on my recent experience, your mind may change.
Last week there was a big finance scam.
Because this incident involves many difficult finance terms.,
Mmany YouTubers tried making video tries to explain what haved happened.
I watched 10 videos.
Most of them were able to explain the technical terms in a simple way.
But in fact, is not that simple.
Also, most of the videos can’t tell the true story.
If you just watch one or two videos, and thinks you understand.,
Tthat is mworse danger thean you don’not watching it at all.
Feedback
Well done!
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Few years ago I did make a statement said “YouTube” is the best free teacher in the world.
Few years ago I
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Today, I will still stand this statement. Today, I will still stand by this statement. Today, I It's okay with "will", but more natural without. Today, I |
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Base on my recent experience may change your mind.
or Based on my recent experience, your mind may change. Based on my recent experience - "you may" = I am giving you permission - "My recent experience may change your mind" is another way to say this ("may" or "might" are the same here). Based on my recent experience I may change your mind. |
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Last week there was a big finance scam. This sentence has been marked as perfect! Last week, there was a big financ "A financial (adj) scam (n)" or "A scam in finance (n in n)" Last week there was a big financ |
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Because this incident involve many difficult finance terms. Because this incident involves many difficult finance terms Because this incident involved many difficult finance terms
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Many YouTubers making video tries to explain what have happened.
"what happened" or "what had happened", both are okay, "had" is more formal.
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I watched 10 videos. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Most of them able to explain the technical terms in a simple way. Most of them were able to explain the technical terms in a simple way. Most of them were able to explain the technical terms in a simple way. Most of them were able to explain the technical terms in a simple way |
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But in fact is not that simple. But in fact, is not that simple. But in fact, it is not that simple. "But the facts are not that simple" "But in fact, the situation is not that simple" are also OK.
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Also most of the videos can’t tell the true story. Also, most of the videos can’t tell the true story. Also, most of the videos can’t tell the true story. "... can't tell the true story" or "the whole story" are both good. Why not? Because they don't have all the facts? Also, most of the videos can’t tell the true story. |
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If you just watch one or two videos and thinks you understand. If you just watch one or two videos, and think If you just watch one or two videos and think If you just watch one or two videos and think |
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That is more danger then you don’t watch at all.
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