oomongzu oomongzu--Using Youtube Videos as Model Texts for Grammar Lesson

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--Model Text for Relative Clauses: Mike, the luckiest guy I know.

I was recently searching Youtube for a video that put relative clauses into context, and found this Youtube channel.  https://www.youtube.com/@oomongzu-com

This channel contains a number of videos that put grammar points into context, and then feature explanations at the end.

Linked below are some examples:

* Comparative & Superlative Adjectives: Z-Men Superheroes (Exciting, thrilling & humours ESL Video)

* Conditional Sentences Comparison: The Perfect Holiday (Creative ESL Video Story)(Mixed Conditionals)

* If Clause First Conditional: Ricky & Rachel (A Touching Love Story - ESL Video)(Future Time Clauses)

* If Clause Type 1: Bella & The Three Stooges (Comical sitcom your students will love! - ESL video)

* Gerunds and Infinitives (Verbs): Fun & humorous ESL video to peak your students’ engagement!

* Modal Verbs: How to Survive a Real Life Zombie Apocalypse (Essential life advice for your students!)

* Past Continuous Tense vs. Past Simple: The Mysterious Stalker (Suspense Thriller Short - ESL Video)

* Present Perfect Tense vs. Past Simple: Tom’s Story (A comical story of Tom, the ESL student - Video)

* Relative Clauses / Adjective Clause: Mike, the luckiest guy I know. (Comical ESL Video Story)

* Second Conditional If Clause: Fun, interactive & humorous ESL video to engage your students!

* Third Conditional If Clause: Unlucky in Love (Comical Love Story - ESL Video) (Mixed conditionals)

* Used to (Grammar): David’s Secret Past (Unravel David’s past find hidden Easter eggs - ESL Video)

...etc.   See more videos at the channel here.  

See also this playlist from the channel: English Grammar Teaching ESL Videos: