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How to Use Relative Pronouns & Clauses in English? Ask Alisha

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In this video, Alisha answers 6 questions.
- Is it correct to say: ""You stupid boy"" (grammerly)?
- Could you please explain the difference between: 'Here I am/Here you are' and 'Here/There we/you go'?
- What's the different between 'strange, odd, weird, and bizarre'?
- What is the difference between( maybe,perhaps and probably)?? When we can use eventually and gradually?
- How do we use the conjunctions like (which,that,what,who) in the middle of the sentence?
- What do ""to nip in the bud"" and ""by fits and starts"" mean?
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