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hi everybody welcome back to ask alicia

the weekly series where you ask me

questions and i answer them maybe first

question comes from isaac alexander hi

again isaac isaac says hi alicia what's

the difference between by chance by

accident and accidentally by chance

tends to be used in more positive

situations you can think of it as like a

happy accident when you have a happy

accident you can use by chance i was out

shopping and i ran into a co-worker by

chance by accident is probably the least

used of these three that you've

introduced so by accident you might also

hear on accident we use this for

negative coincidences things that are

not so good i sent my boss the wrong

files on accident the last one that you

introduced accidentally is the most

common one that we use for negative

situations negative coincidences i

accidentally deleted my portfolio and

with this pronunciation i'm saying it

really clearly accidentally accidentally

but in fast speech we say accidentally

accidentally i accidentally deleted my

portfolio so i hope that that helps you

thanks very much for the question let's

move on to your next question next

question comes from jahanvi hi jahanvi

jahanvi says what is the difference

between in spite and despite the two

have the same meaning in spite and

despite just have to be kind of slightly

changed to fit into a sentence let's

look at two examples in spite of her

sensitive stomach my friend ate ice

cream every day

despite her sensitive stomach my friend

ate ice cream every day so when we make

a sentence with in spite we say in spite

of a noun phrase when we use despite we

say despite followed by a noun phrase i

want to connect this question to a

similar question that we got for this

week this is from

moad guitar hi moad

moad said i want to ask about the

differences between despite although

though and in spite of so we talked

about despite and in spite of we tend to

use although a little more often at the

beginning of a sentence like although

it's kind of like a formal but and

though might be more like at the middle

part of a sentence so like a

though

be so that's kind of how we might use

these two i hope that that answers both

of your questions i hope that that helps

you i'll try to make a whiteboard video

about this topic as well thanks very

much for sending these questions okay

let's move along to your next question

next question comes from satish hi

satish satish says hi alisha how are you

i'm good when i listen english i am

translating it to my country's language

in my mind how can i stop that and

was using present continuous tense in

the above sentence correct um so one

your present continuous tense no it is

not correct in that i'll come back to

that a little bit later for now though

your question about translating um to

your language in your head i've talked

about this a couple times here and there

in other videos

so i'll just review again by sharing the

things that helped me to stop

translating in my head one thing that

really helped me was making an

environment making a place where i could

not escape into my native language so in

my case that meant i found like a hobby

group something that i wanted to learn

how to do i found that in my target

language i found that in japanese i

would go to that once a week there was

no option for me to do that in english

the teacher didn't speak english the

other students didn't really speak

english like i had no choice but to

learn and it was hard at first so over

time i learned the vocabulary words i

met people and i got to chat a little

bit with people

and then i also just kind of like built

my listening skills as well so that was

really helpful for me

following that then i would often like

go out with people from that group so i

would make friends there and then maybe

we'd go out for drinks we'd go to get

something to eat together and that was

another situation where i could not

escape into english so i had to use

japanese i had no choice if i didn't do

that i couldn't talk to anybody so that

was really helpful for me

and this leads to my second tip for

stopping this sort of translation

problem um which is

try not to rely on your dictionary like

i know that we all now have a phone and

like there's a dictionary in here we can

check when we don't know a word but my

problem with this with using this too

much is that it stops the flow of

conversation like when you're talking

with someone and you don't know exactly

the word you want to use instead of just

reaching for your dictionary try to

think of a different way to explain the

thing that you're trying to say you want

to say turn on the light like you can't

think of turn on so what are some other

ways that you could explain that motion

like uh how do i say like the light is

not bright and then the light becomes

bright what's this what's this action

like think of the tools that you have in

your head to explain the idea and then

your friend can teach you the word so

use that as an opportunity to one use

the words that you already know and then

so two get a new word using those tools

um three it's just a really great

communication tool because even

sometimes like in our native language we

forget a word or we don't know the right

word to use so just think about using

the tools that you already have the

other thing that i would recommend and

that i've recommended a lot on this

channel is consuming media so that means

tv and movies books comics whatever

trying to use the language as much as

possible in your day-to-day life like

listening to it and reading it um

because you're kind of absorbing the

natural ways that people use that

language like textbook language and real

world language are different so you need

to make sure you have a chance to

experience that real world language so

media is great of course you can check

out the stuff we have on our channel and

our website but

you can just watch movies watch tv shows

find podcasts as well so there are lots

of different ways to check out media but

basically just try to get your brain

used to

listening to and experiencing the

language so that you don't have to like

really work at translating every single

sentence in your head and then over time

and with practice you'll eventually stop

translating and one day you'll just be

able to do it and you probably won't

realize it that's what happened to me

actually like i just one day i was like

oh i don't have to translate anymore it

just

was it just was done so i hope that that

helps you those are a few tips for

translating in your head your other

question was about your use of present

continuous tense in your first sentence

you said when i listen to english i am

translating it to my country's language

we would not use the present continuous

tense here because you're talking about

a regular action that you do this is a

regular thing that you do we use the

present continuous tense for temporary

actions so in this case you should say i

translate it in my head use the present

tense there okay so thanks very much for

those questions i hope that it helps you

let's move on to our next question next

question comes from eric hi eric eric

says uh hi what does get wild mean in

this phrase for example he's getting

wild with the letters uh to get wild

means to be crazy like to go crazy to do

something like surprising or shocking

i'm not sure exactly about your example

sentence situation to get wild with the

letters i'm not sure what that is but

it's like it means to become crazy to do

something crazily

graffiti uh to get wild with the letters

like drawing the letters could be maybe

he has like a stack of letters in his

room and he's just throwing them all

over the place i don't know like if i

could get wild with the lesson and just

start running around the studio he would

be like she's getting wild a lesson tear

down the green screen

to get wild with the lesson

and we're done so i hope that that helps

you understand the expression get wild

thanks very much for the question let's

move along to your next question next

question comes from joey joey hi joey

joey says what's the difference between

envy and jealous um envy is a noun and a

verb so for example i envy you or envy

is dangerous jealous is an adjective

like you got the best seats in the

theater i'm so jealous you got a long

vacation i'm super jealous all right so

i hope that that helps you thanks for

the question all right that's everything

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week bye bye hi everybody welcome back

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you ask me questions and i answer them

maybe first question this week comes

from naru hi again naru naru says hi

alicia what's the difference between it

and that for example i do yoga every

morning i do it too or i do that too we

use

it

to replace a noun that we mentioned

earlier in the conversation um so like

for example i bought a new computer it's

really cool or i built a new computer it

was really hard so that it refers to

like the process of building a computer

or it refers to like the computer i

bought

in the first sentence so we use it to

replace that thing that object that

specific process

when we use that however yes we are

talking about something we referred to

earlier in the conversation but we're

using it for something that the speaker

and the listener shared it's a shared

experience so if you use that to talk

about an experience that you did not

share with your listener it's gonna

sound really weird so in your example

like i do yoga every morning and someone

says oh i do that too it makes sense

because both speakers in that situation

have the experience of doing yoga in the

morning if you say oh i do it too it's

like it's not

wrong but it does sound less natural

than using that so when you have a

shared experience of a situation you can

use that i hope that this helps you

thanks for an interesting question okay

let's get on to your next question next

question comes from artie hi artie artie

says hi alicia how do you politely ask

someone about their health condition is

it common to use are you sick since sick

can also mean crazy or insane uh yeah

good question and actually it's totally

fine to ask are you sick that's totally

fine this depends on your intonation so

if you say are you sick and you have

this like concerned look and you have

this concerned voice there's not gonna

be a communication problem if you've

seen a movie where a character is like

are you

sick like that's the situation where

it's talking about the person's like

mental health they're like are you crazy

are you insane when they use like that

shocked horrified face like are you sick

do you want to fill all those donuts

with mustard

that's a situation where you would say

are you sick and it means crazy or

insane other ways you could ask would be

like are you okay are you feeling okay

do you have a cold that kind of thing

thanks very much for the question let's

go to your next question next question

comes from ismail hi ismail ismail says

hi alicia thanks for your support what's

the difference between may and might

there isn't really a difference honestly

may and might are used in the same

situations when you're talking about

possibility in american english however

might is more common than may some

examples i might have forgotten my

wallet i may have forgotten my wallet

they're the same but may sounds a bit

more formal in american english we tend

to use might so this question actually

connects nicely with a question from

another viewer this comes from alan chan

hi alan alan asked hi alicia how can i

use may be

and probably okay so we talked about how

we use mei and might in the same way to

talk about possibility so now let's talk

about may and be together not maybe but

may be

and might and probably so let's compare

these we use may and be when we want to

talk about something that could possibly

be something else that sounds very open

so let's look at some examples hmm this

may be the restaurant he recommended he

may be the right person for the job so

this is the pattern we can use for may

be and might be so i want to continue on

to probably so if we imagine may and

might express this sort of like

uncertainty maybe on a scale from like 0

to 100 may and might is maybe like 40 or

so

probably has a much higher level of

certainty like 70 or 80 or so so we have

a pretty good idea of what's going to

happen in the future but there's a

little bit of like wiggle room like

we're still not 100 sure some examples

i'm probably gonna sleep late tomorrow

she's probably not gonna reply tonight

so it probably shows the speaker has a

higher level of certainty so i hope that

this helps you use may and might and

maybe and might be and probably and

maybe also too thanks very much for

these two questions great let's move on

to your next question next question

comes from

lombardosi marco hi lombardosi

lombardosi says can you explain the

difference between all and whole with

some examples sure let's begin by

looking at some example sentences my dog

ate all the cupcakes

my dog ate the whole cake my roommate

stole all the iphone chargers

my roommate stole my whole electronics

box you can see in the sentences that

use all that we're looking at individual

units of something in the first example

sentence with the dog the dog ate all

the cakes all the cupcakes so we're

talking about individual units there in

the second situation the roommates stole

all the iphone chargers so we're looking

at individual units one thing but all of

those one things so when we want to

emphasize the unit we use all all plus

the unit you'll also notice that the

units use the plural form we're using

the plural form of the noun so in the

dog situation it's cupcakes in the

roommate situation it's iphone chargers

we're using the plural form however when

we're using whole we're talking about

something that can be broken down into

units so in the dog situation it's a

cake so one cake can be like many

smaller pieces of cake in the second

example sentence

it's about like a box of electronic

equipment or like electronic related

things so it's not the things inside the

box it's the complete box so we imagine

that this is like one complete unit one

complete set of something so we use all

like i said when we want to emphasize

like the units the small pieces of

something so like all my cupcakes or all

of my iphone chargers we're emphasizing

the unit there using hole

to like refer to a larger

thing that's composed of many smaller

units really emphasizes like your level

of shock or your level of surprise that

that thing was affected so as you pay

attention in your reading i think

reading will help you to find some more

examples of this just look and see like

the kinds of units and the typical kinds

of like um

larger nouns that get this whole

treatment so like foods are great

examples like a whole pizza or a whole

cake or a whole turkey or a whole

chicken so that refers to one thing

composed of many parts so i hope that

this helps you thanks very much for the

question let's go on to your next

question your next question is from tian

fu hi tian

tien says can you explain a bit more

sophisticated without context i can't be

exactly sure what this means but i think

that this is a comparative phrase so

let's make a complete sentence to start

restaurant a is a bit more sophisticated

than restaurant b so a bit more means

like a little more than something else a

little more or a small amount more than

something else sophisticated means like

refined or maybe they have lots of

culture lots of knowledge if you're

talking about a person in this case with

a restaurant maybe it's well-rounded so

there's like lots of kind of experience

that was used to make this restaurant

like the restaurant decorator had lots

of worldly experience so the menu has a

lot of like different world flavors i

don't know so it's something that's

sophisticated it has like a high class

image so if you use a bit more

sophisticated it means item a is a

higher level of sophistication than item

b in this case a restaurant so i hope

that this helps with your understanding

of the phrase a bit more sophisticated

okay that's everything that i have for

this week thank you as always for

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pokemon

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hi everybody welcome back to ask alicia

the weekly series where you ask me

questions and i answer them maybe first

question this week comes from karima

again hi karima prima says hi lisha

could you please tell me what does the

expression

give it a try mean give it a try is a

friendly way to suggest someone try

something so we use give it a try like

after we show someone a process we teach

someone how to do something we show them

how to do something and then we say okay

give it a try like now it's your turn

please try this thing i showed you if

you're at the golf course and you show

someone how to swing a golf club you

could say all right give it a try i

think we do it on this channel actually

we introduced like a vocabulary point or

a grammar point and then ask you give it

a try so it's a suggestion to try

something hope that helps you thanks for

the question okay next question next

question comes from sanju hi sanju sanju

says what is the main difference between

simple past and present and past

participle or perfect tense the main

difference is that simple past tense is

used for actions that started and

finished in the past there's often a

specific time point we know when the

action started and when the action

finished with perfect tense though we

don't know when the action started or

when the action finished so we use it to

talk about like life experience in the

past like maybe when it happened is not

so important but we use it for like

travel experience or job experience so

that's one thing that we do with perfect

tense the other thing is we use it to

talk about actions that started in the

past and that continued to the present

especially with the continuous tense we

also do this um to talk about the

effects of actions that started in the

past and continue to the present so like

for example i saw beyonce live last week

is a past tense sentence so when we want

to use the perfect tense like we've seen

beyonce live so many times that means

we've seen beyonce in the past many

times but when is not important so we

use that perfect tense we've seen we

have seen so another example like when i

get this question i sometimes will say

like i've talked about this many times i

have talked about this many times is a

perfect tense statement so in the past i

have discussed this this is something i

talked about uh at points in the past so

i can use perfect tense to describe that

so if you have any questions about

simple past tense or present perfect

tense i would recommend checking the

videos that we have on the website or on

the youtube channel so i talk more about

how to use these two grammar points

thanks for the question i hope that that

helps okay next question next question

comes from semi hi again sami semi says

hi what's the difference uh i want you

to know i want to you know

i want you know from these choices only

the first one is grammatically correct i

want you to know so it could introduce

something it could introduce an idea

like i want you to know i did my best

the other two things that are you

presented here they're not grammatically

correct maybe with some punctuation or

maybe in a conversation with the right

emphasis they could be part of something

else i'm not sure but the other two

things uh are not grammatically correct

so the difference here is that your

first option is correct and it can begin

an idea i hope that that helps you okay

let's move on to your next question next

question comes from danny hi danny hi

again danny danny says i'd like to know

about finish

has finished and is finished okay

um finish can be a noun or a verb as in

the first item just finish in present

tense it's used like in present

situations or to talk about future

situations so like let's finish work or

we should finish this soon so we can go

to the party something like that let's

finish so that's an upcoming activity

let's go on to is finished when we see

this is finished it's actually finished

being used as an adjective so we know

that because we see is there is is our

verb so like he is finished she is

finished class is finished so it's an

adjective it's describing the situation

finished there we use that to talk about

something that is completed it's done so

we could use a verb form like class

finished at nine o'clock or we could say

like at nine o'clock class is finished

so that's the current state that's the

current situation uh the race is

finished or dinner is finished let's

compare that to has finished so has

finished is using the present perfect

form so finished here is the past

participle form of the verb finished

something has finished as i talked about

in one of the other questions in today's

episode

has finished that would be the present

perfect tense meaning that something

occurred in the past and the effects of

that continue to the present this is an

example of an effect continuing to the

present we would see has finished used

in like a polite situation for example

like i imagine at like a hotel breakfast

service if hotel breakfast ends at like

nine o'clock but i'm a guest and i

arrive at 9 30 and i want to eat

breakfast the hotel staff might say to

me sorry breakfast has finished so they

could say i'm sorry breakfast is

finished that's kind of direct sounding

but if they say breakfast has finished

we could think of it like

the like ending point for breakfast was

at nine o'clock but there's this effect

and the effect of that is that me the

guest like i can't eat breakfast now

because it finished in the past so we

could kind of think of it like an effect

so i hope that that helps you thanks

very much for the question okay let's

move on to your next question next

question comes from sridhar reddy hi

again sridhar sridhar says hi alicia

which one is correct in the following

sentences one not all questions can't be

answered by alicia or two

not all questions can be answered by

alicia the first sentence i read on your

site why use both not all and can't be i

thought using only one of them makes a

sentence meaningful yes thank you very

much you've found what is called a typo

a typo is a typing mistake so i checked

this out on the website we will fix it

you are correct this should be can so

not all questions can be answered by

alicia that would be the correct

sentence it should not be can't so we'll

fix that if you see a pattern like this

not all somethings can be something so

that would be the correct way to build

this kind of sentence structure okay i

hope that helps and thank you very much

for this point uh next question comes

from antonio locko hi antonio antonio

says i am confused about when to use i

talk with blah blah blah versus i talk

to blah blah blah can you help with that

by the way you're very funny thanks i

talk to or i talk with yes i've spoken

about this very very briefly and i think

the video about speak versus talk

basically there's not really a

difference between two and with here

when we use two though i feel that it

has more of a one-way conversational

feeling like if you're giving someone

information if it's kind of just one

person sharing a lot of information

talking i might use two like go talk to

your boss about this or like let's talk

to my parents about this when you use

with however it sounds more like you're

participating in something together

you're participating in a discussion

together like you do things with another

person so there's someone else there

participating together with you so using

with to me sounds a little bit more like

there are other people participating

other people involved like i said it's a

really small point both of them are

correct you won't have any communication

problems if you choose to or with or if

you choose to mix them hope that helps

you alright that's everything that i

have for you for this week thank you as

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your first question comes from

mishan hi maison maison says hi alicia

what's the difference between picture

image and photo in most cases we use

them the same when you use a camera

you can say photo or picture take a

picture or take a photo we use them the

same way so image can refer yes to a

picture or to a photo though it does

sound more like something maybe printed

or published generally speaking image is

used to refer to a depiction or a

representation of something else so that

means it could be like a painting so

this is an image of a goddess or this is

an image of a person on a boat for

example so image is a depiction a

representation of something so that

means it can be physical and it can also

be in your mind like a mental picture of

something we could also call that an

image we have an image of something in

our heads so like my image of her is

ruined or i have a really good image of

that person hope that helps you okay

let's move on to your next question next

question comes from

hairline bieber hi heroline hi alicia i

want to know if i speak in british

english in america will americans

understand me and vice versa

yes they should there should be no

reason why an american english speaker

should not understand a british english

speaker or vice versa it should not be a

problem thanks very much for the

question let's move on to your next

question next question comes from

alejandro hi alejandro alejandro says hi

alicia i have a question what's the

meaning of the expression much obligated

and how can i use this i'm not sure

about much obligated that's not really

an expression we use we do have the

expression much obliged much obliged

which is like thank you very much for

helping me and i owe you for this so if

someone does something for you you can

say much obliged it sounds rather formal

and for some people perhaps a little bit

old-fashioned actually you could use it

at like the end of an email for example

thanks very much for the files much

obliged that sort of thing like i owe

you in return so i hope that that helps

you thanks very much for the question

next question comes from fabrizio

sanchez hi fabrizio fabrizio says can

you explain the differences between

should have could have would have and

they're negative forms yes but a proper

answer is much bigger than just this q

and a video so

here's a quick short answer should have

is used to talk about things we wish we

had done in the past or we wish we had

not done in the past i should have

studied more when i was a student i

shouldn't have had so much to drink last

night so we often have this kind of

feeling of regret when we use should

have or should not have could have

refers to something that was possible in

the past or impossible in the past i

could have finished work at six today if

my boss hadn't given me a last minute

task did you see that guy in the car was

that davey nah that couldn't have been

davey he's at work today could not means

impossible so could not have been davey

in that situation means it's impossible

for that to have been davey just now in

the past uh would have and would not

have refers to a future action in the

past we are imagining ourselves as like

in the past thinking about our future

activities i would have gone to the

concert but

i had to work i wouldn't have quit my

job if i were you so i'll try to make a

whiteboard video about this in the

future thanks very much for the question

let's move on to your next question for

this week next question comes from

sridhar ready hi sridhar sridhar says hi

alicia how do i use the word wanting in

a sentence and what does it mean so we

tend not to use mental state or

emotional state verbs in anything other

than the present tense or past tense

so want is an example of this we tend

not to use want in the progressive tense

but in a situation like i have been

wanting where we're talking about

desiring something over a period of time

that started in the past and continues

to the present we can use wanting i've

been wanting to see that movie for a

long time or she's been wanting to take

a vacation for a long time or like i've

been wanting to eat that dessert for a

long time so i hope that that helps you

okay let's move on to your next question

next question comes from

izaldeen hi zaldeen uh izaldeen says

what is the difference between where

were you yesterday and where you have

been yesterday uh the difference is that

the second sentence is incorrect uh

where were you yesterday means what was

your location yesterday the second

sentence could be uh where have you been

or where have you been since yesterday

the first one is more common where have

you been this question means

what was your location or what were your

locations since the last time i saw you

so this is a question that commonly

sounds like you're accusing someone so

if you expected to see someone and you

did not see someone like you've been

waiting for a long time for someone you

can say where have you been like i was

waiting for you that kind of thing we

would use a question like where were you

yesterday if we were expecting to see

someone and they did not come as planned

where were you yesterday what happened i

was expecting to see you thanks very

much for the question hope that helps

let's move on to your next question next

question comes from marcelo oliveira hi

again marcelo marcello says hi alicia

what is the difference between vain vein

and vein yeah a dictionary is helpful

for questions like these uh vein v-a-n-e

is a noun that's part of a tool that's

used to measure wind or liquid like the

veins of a windmill for example vein

v-a-i-n is an adjective that means

someone who is obsessed with themselves

like he's so vain she's so vain it's

ridiculous vein v-e-i-n

is a part of the body it's also a noun

it's used to refer to the part of the

body that carries blood i hope that that

helps you again a dictionary is really

helpful to understand the differences

between words that sound and are spelled

similar all right so that's everything

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you ask me questions and i answer them

maybe first question this week comes

from isaac alexander hi again isaac

isaac says hi alicia what's the

difference between make or cook dinner

and have or eat dinner about make and

cook dinner there's really not a

difference unless you want to be really

really specific and you're just like

using a microwave or an oven to heat up

food in that case it's probably more

correct to say

make dinner regarding your second

question about have or eat dinner or any

other meal for that matter

they have the same meaning yes but we

tend to use have more when we're making

invitations like do you want to have

lunch or do you want to have dinner with

me we use it a bit more in those cases

um we use eat more when we're talking

about like our personal plans i think

have just sounds a little bit softer for

an invitation so i hope that this helps

you understand some of the small nuances

there thanks very much for the question

okay let's move on to your next question

next question comes from

sung wan hai seung-wong song one says hi

can you describe what a stereotype means

um yeah so a stereotype as a noun

is kind of like an unfair or

kind of a negative

idea about a person or a thing

based on some common characteristics so

some examples of stereotypes are like

women love shopping or men love sports

or like all indian food is spicy for

example so even though it's like

something that might be true in many

cases

it's not true in all cases so this is a

stereotype i hope that that helps you

okay let's move on to your next question

next question comes from ronnie

gontalidad gontale.hi ronnie ronnie says

how do you properly use the period and

the comma in a sentences along with the

proper grammar use periods at the end of

a sentence in the most basic form a

sentence is a subject and a verb so like

i walked or he slept or she swam for

example we put a period at the end of a

sentence i watched the new batman movie

the neighbors ate all my popcorn so

those are more like complex sentences we

use commas then when we're connecting

independent sentences with coordinating

conjunctions a coordinating conjunction

is like and but or for so yet like i

watched the new batman movie and the

neighbors ate all the popcorn so i

watched the new batman movie comma and

the neighbors ate all the popcorn that's

when i would use a comma that's one

example actually there's a video on the

channel i made about how to use commas

it's an introduction to using commas so

i recommend you check this video out to

learn more about commas so i hope that

that helps you thanks very much for the

question okay let's move on to your next

question next question comes from karima

hi again karima karima says i think the

verb address has different meanings

could you tell me some of them one of

the meanings of address is to write the

mailing address on like a letter or a

package like please address your

envelope too or

i have a package addressed to so and so

address also means to deal with

something or to handle an issue usually

a problem something negative how do you

plan to address this situation or when

are you going to address this issue for

example so that means deal with or

handle something

another meaning of address is like to

give a formal speech or to talk directly

to someone so like the president

addressed the country in a televised

speech or the ceo plans to address the

employees in the morning meeting so

there are three different examples of

how to use address again if you want to

know more about definitions i highly

recommend checking a dictionary okay

hope that helped you let's go on to your

next question next question comes from

marcelo olivier hi marcelo marcelo says

uh hi alicia what do these expressions

mean uh to scrape the bottom of the

barrel and last resort um to scrape the

bottom of the barrel means to use like

only the people or the things that you

have available and this means that

they're typically not of good quality

some examples i had to scrape the bottom

of the barrel to find this computer for

work you put that guy on your team

you're scraping the bottom of the barrel

your second question about the word last

resort means like your last option the

last thing that you are able to do or

the last thing you can possibly do you

have no other options in a situation you

turn to your last resort i might not

have enough money to launch my business

my last resort is asking my parents for

a loan

if this job doesn't work out his last

resort is to start working at his

friend's company so i hope that that

helps you understand those two

expressions thanks very much for the

questions all right that's everything

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hi everybody welcome back to ask alicia

the weekly series where you ask me

questions and i answer them maybe first

question comes from sarah hi sarah sarah

says what's the difference between just

and adjust just can be used to refer to

an action that was very recently

completed i just finished my workout we

just ate dinner we just turned the

cameras on and we use it to talk about

actions that are going to finish in the

near future usually with about like i

was just about to do something i was

just about to go on to the next question

or i was just about to go home when it

started raining so these are a couple of

very common uses of just adjust however

is a verb to adjust means to make a

change to something usually like a small

change to something like to fix

something or to make it match something

else some examples he made me adjust my

hair before i started talking or i need

to adjust my jacket before i go on stage

we just adjusted the cameras oh i hope

that that helps you let's move on to

your next question next question comes

from atsushi mizuno hi atsushi atsushi

says i have two questions okay first one

what is the difference between the

something something and this something

something second how do i use it seems

that and seems to uh okay first one the

uh so the something something versus

this something something it's kind of a

big question the is used to refer to

something that you mentioned earlier in

the conversation so here are some

examples i saw a dog i pet the dog thank

you for sending me the paperwork i

requested so in each of these cases the

person listening or the person reading

the message understands what the is so

there's some like previous like

conversation or there's some previous

information so we know that the refers

to a specific instance of that so we use

this when we want to differentiate

between two nouns so we use this before

the noun i don't want that sandwich i

want this sandwich so i'm

differentiating between these two i

think this coffee shop has great lattes

so when i use this here it's like the

other coffee shops i know maybe don't

have such great lattes i want to

emphasize this one we use it a lot in

questions like is this drink yours so

meaning from all these other drinks here

is this one in particular the specific

drink is this yours so your second

question was about the difference

between seems that and seems to

uh the difference here is just seems

that is followed by a noun and seems to

is followed by a verb for example it

seems that you made a mistake or it

seems that he

is out of time

sugar a grandma

yeah grandma it seems that you are out

of sugar

[Laughter]

so like evil sounding like it seems

you're out of sugar grandma it seems

that i have enough examples for this so

i'll move on to the next one seems to

then is followed by a verb like this

seems to

have been a mistake he seems to like

spicy food she seems to

have a lot of hobbies so we follow seems

too with a verb thanks very much for the

question let's move on to your next

question next question comes from aya hi

aya aya says what's the difference

between gorgeous adorable fabulous and

beautiful um

beautiful is like the most general word

from this group we can use beautiful to

talk about people to talk about nature

to talk about music

adorable is like is cute we use adorable

to talk about things that are cute

meaning kind of childish that can be a

person like so like a little kid is

adorable that's usually the tone of

voice we use when we say it too oh he's

adorable she's adorable we also use it

for like design

things that have like this kind of cute

or child like appearance as well like oh

that's adorable this room is adorable i

love this design that's adorable so

gorgeous then you can think of gorgeous

as like a leveled up beautiful we use

gorgeous when we talk about people we

use gorgeous to talk about adults and we

use it to have like this kind of feeling

of glamorous or maybe it's kind of

expensive or it seems high quality

something is gorgeous like wow that

chandelier is gorgeous or her dress is

gorgeous or wow he's gorgeous that model

for example so we can also use it for

nature like oh my gosh the sunset was

gorgeous or like that cake i ate for

breakfast was gorgeous i did not eat a

cake for breakfast finally fabulous is

kind of a playful word it means great in

general something that's great can be

like fabulous and you might hear people

say it with kind of a funny intonation

like that's fabulous so kind of this uh

silly joking playful intonation like oh

my gosh your shirt is fabulous this

dinner was fabulous or oh my god your

new hairstyle is fabulous so just kind

of pay attention to the kinds of people

who use the word fabulous that you see

in the media and maybe you can kind of

get the idea

of how and when you might use it all

right so i hope that that helps you

thanks very much for the question let's

go on to your next question next

question comes from vishnu hi vishnu

vishnu says how to use these forms have

been has been and had been correctly

okay these questions refer to the

present perfect tense

have been and has been our present

perfect tense uh grammar structures so

please check this video on the channel i

did a video about how to make and how to

use the present perfect tense there's

also some information about present

perfect progressive tense

regarding your question about had been

when we use had been that's past perfect

tense so we use that to talk about an

action that was continuing in the past

before

another action in the past so for

example i had been studying for three

hours when the phone rang or

she had been sleeping

for

six hours when it started raining

something that was like a continuing

action that was in the past often that

was interrupted so i'll try to make a

whiteboard video about past perfect

tense i hope that that helps you thanks

very much for the question okay let's go

to your next question next question

comes from

arseney hi arseny arseny says hi alicia

what's the difference between site place

and area site is used in like

construction projects we use site to

talk about the place where a new

building is going to be made wear a hard

hat on the construction site let's visit

the site and make the plans place is

quite a general word but it refers to

like a specific location let's go to my

place or this is a really nice place or

i know a good place up the street

finally area is like a larger region

uh than place let's hang out in the

downtown area later there were typhoon

warnings in the coastal areas today so i

hope that that helps you uh thanks very

much for the question let's move on to

our next question next question comes

from connie hi connie connie says what's

the difference between others the others

and another how do i use in the correct

situation yeah this is tough okay

let's begin by introducing a sample

situation look at this picture

this is my sister

this is my other sister

the others are my parents

now let's look at another picture so

here i introduced other with my other

sister in the second sentence here i

said this is my sister third sentence

was this is my other sister so i

introduced sister in the first sentence

other than refers to like the addition

to something that's already known so

it's kind of like there's a very close

relationship between those two sentences

this is my sister this is my other

sister shows that there's like an

addition to the thing i just said

then when i say the other the other

refers to like the remaining known

things so if i'm looking at this picture

and i know that there are four people in

the picture and two people are the

speaker's sisters there are two people

remaining and i say the other people

that means the remaining people in the

picture that i don't yet know so the

other people in the picture are my

parents then i say let's look at another

picture so another refers to an addition

or something extra from outside the

existing situation so i hope that this

can help you see the relationships

between other

the other and another okay that's

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bye bye hi everybody welcome back to ask

alicia the weekly series where you ask

me questions and i answer them maybe

first question comes from isaac

alexander again hi isaac what's the

difference between switch on and off and

turn on and off which is more casual

less so than casual in american english

turn on and turn off is more common

switch on or switch off is just less

common that's all hope that helps you

thanks for the question okay let's go to

your next question next question

comes from

zakari hi zakari zakari says i hear

americans pronounce the article a

before a word in a sentence with the

sound ae and sometimes pronounced with

the sound

is there a rule about that

no there's no rule there is absolutely

not a rule for this it's just speaker

preference though i do feel personally

when i'm trying to emphasize something

i'll use a more it's up to personal

preference it's all just a speaker's

preference so i hope that that helps you

no rule thanks for the question okay

let's go to the next question next

question comes from

harris hi harris harris says hi alicia

what is the difference between using yet

and instead of and despite let's begin

by comparing yet and despite we'll talk

about instead of at the end let's begin

by comparing two sentences i wanted to

go to the party

yet i stayed home i wanted to go to the

party despite that i stayed home let's

look at the first example sentence here

which uses yet so yet is a conjunction

here it's connecting these two ideas i

wanted to go to the party and i stayed

home

yet gives us the meaning of even though

or but so we see it's kind of like

saying a which is the desire i wanted to

go to the party a and b the outcome the

actual result i stayed at home are

connected with this yet statement so a

yet be

desire yet outcome

let's compare this to despite so a key

difference between despite and yet is

that we cannot use despite as a

conjunction we need to include despite

with that initial desire that a point

that i talked about in the yet

explanation so it's like saying despite

a

be

so it has the same meaning yes but it

just has a different structure the

sentence has a different structure when

you make a sentence like this you can

introduce a the desire then connect it

to the next sentence not using a comma

but with the next sentence you can say

despite this or despite that where that

means part a so i wanted to go to the

party a despite that despite wanting to

go to the party b i stayed at home so

you need to connect your

despite with something like this or that

or the specific noun phrase you might

also hear the very common expressions

despite the fact that or despite wanting

to blah blah blah we need to use some

kind of noun phrase to introduce that

point so this is a key difference

between yet and despite

finally let's take a look at instead of

instead of refers to a substitution so

you're doing something in place of

something else i stayed home instead of

going to the party so this means in

place of going to the party i stayed at

home so despite and yet have very

similar uses but we need to make

slightly different grammatical

structures in order to use them instead

of just refers to something that is

being substituted for something else so

i hope that that helps thanks very much

for the question all right let's go on

to the next question next question comes

from karima hi karima hi again karima

says hi alicia i want you to explain the

phrase get started grammatically if it's

possible when do we use get plus

adjective or get plus a verb yeah okay

so we can use get plus a verb when we're

talking about uh beginning the process

of that verb so when i start videos on

this channel with the expression let's

get started i'm saying let's begin the

first steps of starting some examples i

gotta get going that means i need to

begin to leave let's get cooking

that means let's start the process of

cooking something you should get writing

so we can't pair all verbs with this get

plus verb pattern but there are quite a

few that we can use to move on to your

next question though get plus adjective

get just means become here but become

sounds very formal so we use get instead

some examples i'm gonna get pretty for

my date tonight the fight got ugly it's

getting dark outside don't get drunk so

i hope that this helps answer your

question thanks very much let's move on

to your next question next question

comes from milan hi milan milan says hi

alicia i would like to ask is there any

difference between my and mine for

example he is my friend and he is friend

of mine okay your example sentences have

the same meaning just one small

correction he is a friend of mine he is

a friend of mine don't forget that

article that you need with your singular

noun i would say though that the my

pattern is more commonly used than the

mind pattern i think that this comes

from the fact that when we end a

sentence with mine

it kind of sounds like we're being

greedy or possessive in your example

like he's a friend of mine that's very

very common that's kind of a set phrase

that we use a lot but in other examples

i would just go with the simple my

pattern this something is my something

or this is my blah blah blah

i just feel that that sounds a little

bit less like greedy like mine you

sometimes hear kids or like even adults

sometimes when they get really excited

about owning something or having

something they might say like this is

mine so it can have kind of a negative

feel about it for that reason i would

recommend the my pattern instead of the

mind pattern so i hope that that helps

you all right so thank you very much as

always for sending your questions

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time bye-bye

some examples are

gone where'd they go okay um i gotta get

what hi everybody welcome back to ask

alicia the weekly series where you ask

me questions and i answer them maybe

first question comes from miyuki hi

miyuki yuki says i want to know about

test taking tips okay

i will give you five tips tip number one

is to know your test on your test do you

need to write do you need to read listen

speak what do you need to do first make

sure you know the test and know the

requirements of the test number two

check and see if the sections are timed

check to see how much time you have for

each section of your test number three

is to ask yourself have you taken the

test before what was good for you what

was not good for you so what do you need

to improve review your past tests to see

what you need to work on for the next

test number four if you can if it's

available take a practice test practice

tests can help you find your weak points

and your strong points and help you if

you have timed sections in your test as

well number five if your test includes

speaking you need to practice speaking

if you don't practice you won't be able

to do it at the time that you need it so

if you don't have a language partner you

can look for one online or you can

practice with media like repeating

shadowing media so those are five quick

test tips i know they're very general

but i hope that they can apply to lots

of different tests so i hope that this

helps you thanks for the question okay

let's go on to your next question next

question comes from

nerdan emmanet hi again nerdon nerdan

says hi alicia what's the difference

between blame accuse and charge all

right blame accuse and charge these are

three verbs that have very similar

meanings let's begin with blame to blame

means to assign someone responsibility

for something this has a negative nuance

to it some examples my parents blamed me

for the broken vase the police blamed

the accident on a broken traffic light

to accuse someone means to suggest that

someone did something bad so it's a

little bit different from blame blame is

like assigning responsibility to someone

for like a negative effect to accuse

someone of something it's like someone

did something wrong maybe on purpose and

you want to suggest that it was that

person some examples the landlord

accused him of not paying rent she

accused the company of fraud let's move

along then to the last one to charge to

charge is a legal term this is a legal

word which means you formally accuse

someone of wrongdoing so we do not use

charge in everyday conversation when

we're saying like you did this bad thing

or i think it was you

charge is used in courts to charge

someone with a crime means to officially

and legally accuse them of a crime

examples the suspect has been charged

with murder she's been charged with

breaking and entering so that's a quick

introduction to the differences between

these three verbs i hope that that

helped you thanks for an interesting

question okay let's move on to your next

question next question comes from

isaac alexander hi again isaac isaac

says hi alicia what's the difference

between soccer and football yeah

soccer is just the word that people from

the u.s use to talk about what the rest

of the world calls football so to my

knowledge

most if not all other countries use the

word football to talk about the game

with the black and white ball the

players kick around the field

we do have a football of our own we have

what many people call american football

which is a totally different game which

involves passing and a little bit of

kicking if you're speaking with an

american english speaker soccer refers

to the black and white ball sport

football refers to that kind of

egg-shaped brown leather ball sport if

you're talking to maybe a british

english speaker

football probably means what american

english speakers call soccer i hope that

that helps you thanks for the question

all right let's move on to your next

question next question comes from ahmed

magdie hi ahmed uh ahmed says hi alicia

what does whiplash mean

uh whiplash this is an injury whiplash

is an injury that happens when the body

is like jerked in a strong way like in a

car accident or maybe another like

transportation related accident whiplash

is an injury around like the head and

neck and shoulders where the body and

the head move like separately if this is

the body and this is the head they move

separately like in a very quick like

jumping like whip like motion if you

know a whip it's like this indiana jones

has one it's like uh so to like whiplash

is the name of the injury we get from

our bodies being moved in this way so i

hope that that helps you thanks very

much for the question okay let's move on

to your next question next question

comes from karima hi again kurima karima

says hi alicia i want to ask you what

does the preposition up mean or refer to

in the following sentence what exactly

are you up to uh all right this up

doesn't have any meaning so what are you

up to or what's up this is just a set

phrase up doesn't have any like

directional meaning there's no movement

or positioning just consider this a set

phrase like what's up uh means how are

you or what are you doing same thing

with what exactly are you up to it means

what exactly are you doing up doesn't

really have a function here it's just a

set phrase so don't worry too much about

what exactly up means here it's sort of

just

it's just an expression that we use so

that's everything that i have for this

week thank you as always for sending

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them to me at englishclass101.com

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you ask me questions and i answer them

maybe first question comes from leon hi

leon leon says hi alicia number one i'd

like to know why we have to place

incarnate and galore after nouns and two

how do you pronounce the s after a th or

s-t sound like months and scientists

would be glad if you answer okay all

right so regarding your first question

these are examples of what are called

post-positive adjectives so these are

adjectives that come after a noun in

english we usually use pre-positive

adjectives so those are adjectives that

come before a noun however for a number

of reasons there are some adjectives

that we place after the noun so your

examples incarnate and galore usually

come after a noun so for example you

might know the devil incarnate or there

was food galore at the event for example

these are just situations that are kind

of set phrases honestly unfortunately

there's not really a rule it's just one

of those things that you need to

remember so regarding your second

question about the s sound in a word

like months your tongue touches the back

of your teeth and we make like a quick s

sound months months so the th sound

almost disappears it's sort of like when

you're saying the or this or that that

really quick th sound in a word like

scientists however scientists is very

difficult to say in rapid speech so we

make it like a long s sound scientists

so it just sounds like scientists

thanks for the question let's go on to

your next question the next question

comes from karima hi karima karima says

hi alicia i want to know the difference

between right now and right away and

when can we use both of them okay right

now sounds more direct than right away

right now is like a command actually so

this is something that you might hear

parents use like for kids so like go to

your room right now is a really good

example of how right now is used right

away however is used in more formal

situations like in business situations

or work situations to show that

something will be done immediately but

it sounds a bit soft some examples can

you please order lunch for our meeting

yes right away please take care of this

right away so i hope that this helps you

understand when to use these two thanks

very much for the question okay let's

move on to your next question next

question comes from liliana inez jose

concepcion sorry hi liliana what is the

difference between mistake and error

nice question mistake tends to be used

more for human actions things that we

did or things that we caused humans as

people our activities some examples i

made a mistake with this recipe she

found a mistake in the textbook error is

used for machines like computers so if

there's a problem with the like machine

that you're using or like your printer

or something you'll see an error message

not a mistake message examples printer

error error downloading file there are

some cases where we might use error to

talk about the things that humans do

but for kind of a general guide this is

basically the difference i hope that

that helps you thanks for the question

okay let's move on to your next question

next question is from silas hi silas

silas says hi alicia what does straight

up mean and how can i use it in a

sentence yeah

straight up means like honest true

genuine real it's kind of got a positive

feeling about it it tends to be used a

little bit more by young people i would

say more by young men but anyone can use

it some examples i straight up forgot my

wallet he straight up passed out in the

car on the way home you have to be

straight up with your roommate so you

can see that straight up does have a

casual feel it also kind of has a

friendly feel though it is talking about

like an honest or a true or a real

situation or an attitude so i hope that

this helps you understand the use of

straight up thanks very much for the

question okay let's move along to your

next question next question comes from

ahmad sarwar hi ahmad ahmad says hi

alicia what is the difference between

lay lie lying and laying how do you use

and pronounce these words in your daily

life yeah i talked about this question

in episode 21 of this series you can

check that out and find some more

example sentences there so to review lei

uses a direct object lie does not

examples lay down your bag here lie down

on the sofa so in the first example

sentence your bag is the direct object

of the verb lay lay down your bag here

in the second example sentence lie down

on the sofa there's no direct object in

that sentence so as i said in the

previous episode what makes this

difficult is that the past tense of the

verb lie is lay he lay down on the sofa

we lay down and went to sleep in the

first example sentence he lay down on

the sofa there's no direct object we

don't see a direct object in the second

sentence either so we know that this lay

is actually the past tense of lie and

not the present tense lay keep in mind

however the past tense of lay is laid

examples we laid our bags on the table

she laid her keys on her desk each of

these example sentences has a direct

object so a bag and keys so if you want

to know is this lay or is this lie look

for a direct object that'll tell you

which verb you're dealing with so your

question is about the progressive forms

of these verbs laying and lying so an

example in the progressive tense our cat

keeps laying dead animals on our front

door

he's lying on the sofa that's the

progressive form of lie so there's no

direct object there i hope that that

helps you okay so that's everything that

i have for this week thank you as always

for sending your questions remember to

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偶然偶然和偶然偶然之间有什么区别

倾向于用在更积极的

情况下 你可以把它想象成一个

快乐的意外 当你有一个快乐的

意外时 你可以使用 偶然我出去

购物，我偶然遇到了一位同事，

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负面巧合我

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并且这个发音我说

得很清楚是不小心

但是 在快速演讲中，我们不小心说

我不小心删除了我的

投资组合，所以我希望这对你有帮助

非常感谢这个问题让我们

继续你的下一个问题 下一个

问题来自 jahanvi 嗨 jahanvi

jahanvi 说

尽管和尽管两者

有相同的含义有

什么区别 两个例子，尽管她的

胃敏感，我的朋友每天都吃

冰淇淋，

尽管她的胃敏感，我的朋友

每天都吃冰淇淋，所以当我们

用尽管造一个句子时，我们说

尽管是名词短语，当我们使用尽管我们

说尽管 后跟一个名词短语我

想把这个问题

与我们本周得到的一个类似问题联系起来

这是来自

moad 吉他 hi moad

moad 说我想问一下

尽管

虽然和尽管如此之间的区别所以我们

谈到了尽管 尽管我们倾向于

在

句首多用一些虽然像虽然

它有点像一个正式的但和

虽然可能更像是在中间

部分 entence so like a

though

be so that's kind of how we could

use this two 我希望这能回答

你的两个问题我希望这对你有帮助

我也会尝试制作一个

关于这个主题的白板视频

非常感谢发送 这些问题 好的，

让我们继续你的下一个问题

下一个问题来自 satish 嗨

satish satish 说嗨 alisha 你

好吗 我听英语的时候很好 我正在

把它翻译成我的国家的语言

在我的脑海里我怎么能停止那个并且

是

在上面的句子中使用现在进行时纠正嗯，所以一个

你的现在进行时，不，这是

不正确的，我稍后会回到

这个问题，尽管

你的问题是

在你的脑海中将嗯翻译成你的语言我' 已经在其他视频中

多次讨论过这个问题，

所以我将通过分享

帮助我停止

在脑海中翻译的东西再次回顾一下

真正帮助我的一件事是创造一个

环境来制作一个 pl ace 我

无法逃脱到我的母语中，所以在

我的情况下，这意味着我找到了一个爱好

小组，我想学习

如何去做我发现在我的目标

语言中我发现在日语中我

会去那个 一周

我没有选择用英语做到这一点

老师不会说英语

其他学生并没有真正说

英语就像我别无选择只能

学习一开始很难所以随着

时间的推移我学会了词汇 我

遇到了一些人，我和人们聊了一点

，然后我也有点喜欢

培养我的听力技巧，所以这

对我来说真的很有帮助

，然后我经常想

和那个小组的人出去，所以我

会在那里交朋友，然后也许

我们会出去喝酒，我们会

一起去吃点东西，这是

另一种情况，我无法

逃脱英语，所以我不得不使用

日语，如果我没有，我别无选择' 不这样做

，我不能和任何人说话，所以 at

对我来说真的很有帮助

，这导致了我

停止这种翻译

问题的第二个技巧，嗯，那就是

尽量不要依赖你的字典，就像

我知道我们现在都有一部手机

一样，这里有一本字典，我们可以

检查 当我们不知道一个词但我

使用这个

太多的问题是它会停止对话的流程，

就像当你

和某人交谈并且你不知道

你想使用的确切词时，而不是仅仅

伸手去拿你的字典 试着

想一个不同的方式来解释

你想说的东西

像呃这样的动作我该怎么说像灯

不亮然后灯变

亮这是什么这个动作

像想想你脑子里有什么工具

来解释这个想法然后

你的朋友可以教你这个词所以

使用 作为一个机会 使用

你已经知道的单词，

然后两个人使用这些工具得到一个新单词，

嗯，第三个这只是一个非常棒的

交流工具，因为即使

有时就像我们的母语一样，我们也会

忘记一个单词或者我们不知道该使用正确的

单词 因此，请考虑使用

您已经拥有的工具

，我会推荐的其他东西，

并且我在此频道上推荐了很多东西，那

就是消费媒体，这意味着

电视和电影书籍漫画

尽可能多地使用该语言

在你的日常生活中喜欢

听和阅读它，

因为你有点吸收

人们使用这种语言的自然方式，

比如教科书语言和现实

世界的语言是不同的，所以你

需要确保你有机会

体验真实世界的语言，所以

媒体当然很棒，您可以

查看我们频道

和网站上的内容，但

您可以只看电影看电视节目，也

可以找到播客，所以有

很多 f 查看媒体的不同方法，但

基本上只是试着让你的大脑

习惯于

聆听和体验

语言，这样你就不必

真正喜欢翻译

你脑海中的每一个句子，然后随着时间的推移

和练习你 '最终会停止

翻译，有一天你将

能够做到这一点，你可能不会

意识到这就是发生在我身上的事情，

就像我有一天一样

，我就像哦，我不必再翻译了

是不是刚刚完成所以我希望这

对你有帮助 这些是

在你脑海中翻译的一些技巧 你的另一个

问题是关于你

在第一句话中使用现在进行时的情况

你说当我听英语时我正在

将它翻译成我的 国家的语言

我们不会在这里使用现在进行

时，因为你在谈论

你做的常规动作这是你做的常规动作

我们使用

现在进行时来表示临时

动作所以在这种情况下你 应该说我

在脑海里用现在

时进行翻译 好吧 非常感谢

这些问题 我希望它对你有帮助

让我们继续下一个问题 下一个

问题来自 eric hi eric eric

says uh hi what get wild 是什么意思

例如，在这个短语中，他

对字母变得

疯狂 不知道那是什么，

但这就像疯狂地做

一些疯狂的

涂鸦，呃，让字母变得狂野，

比如画字母，可能是

他的房间里有一堆字母

，他只是把它们扔得满地

都是 我不知道我

是否可以在课程中变得疯狂，然后

开始在工作室里跑来跑去，他

会就像她在上课一样变得疯狂

塔 t that help

you understand the expression get wild

非常感谢这个问题 让我们

继续你的下一个问题 下一个

问题来自 joey joey 嗨 joey

joey 说

envy 和嫉妒有什么区别 um envy 是一个名词和一个

动词，例如 我嫉妒你或

嫉妒很危险

这

就是我本周所拥有的一切谢谢你

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回来问艾丽西亚

你问我问题的每周系列，我回答他们

也许这周的第一个问题

来自 naru hi 再次 naru naru 说你好

alicia 它

和那个有什么区别，例如我 每天

早上做瑜伽 我也这样做或者我也这样做 我们

用

它

来代替我们

之前在对话中提到的名词 嗯

，例如我买了一台新电脑，它

真的很酷，或者我建造了一台新电脑

，真的很难 所以它指的是

像建造一台计算机的过程，

或者它指的是像我

在第一句话中买的计算机，所以我们用它来

替换那个东西，

当我们使用它时，反对那个特定的过程但是是的，我们在

谈论我们的东西

在对话前面提到过，但我们

将它用于演讲者

和听众分享的东西，这是一种共同的

体验，所以如果你用它来

谈论你没有

分享智慧的体验 h 你的听众，这

听起来真的很奇怪，所以在你的例子中，

就像我每天早上做瑜伽，有人

说哦，我也这样做，这是有道理的，

因为如果你说哦，我愿意，那么在这种情况下，两个演讲者

都有早上做瑜伽的经验

它也

似乎没有

错，但听起来确实

不如使用它那么自然，所以当您

对一种情况有共同的经验时，您可以

使用它，我希望这对您有帮助，

感谢您提出一个有趣的问题，好吧，

让我们继续您的下一个问题

问题来自 artie 嗨，

artie 说，嗨，艾丽西亚，你如何礼貌地向

某人询问他们的健康状况

是否常用，你生病了吗，因为生病

也可能意味着疯狂或精神错乱

这完全没问题，

这取决于你的语调，所以

如果你说你生病了，你有

这种关心的样子，你有

这种关心的声音，如果你有，就不

会有沟通问题

看过一部电影，其中一个角色是你

生病了，是不是这样的情况

用芥末填满所有这些甜甜圈

，在这种情况下，你会

说你生病了，这意味着疯狂或

精神错乱，你可以问其他方式，

比如你还好吗？你感觉还好吗

？你感冒了吗？

非常感谢 问题让我们

去你的下一个问题下一个问题

来自伊斯梅尔你好伊斯梅尔伊斯梅尔说

你好艾丽西亚感谢你的支持

可能和可能

之间有什么区别老实说

可能和可能在相同的

情况下使用

用美式英语重新谈论可能性，但是

可能比可能更常见一些

例子我可能忘记了我的

钱包我可能忘记了我的钱包

它们是一样的，但听起来可能 sa

在美式英语中更正式一些，我们

倾向于使用可能，所以这个问题实际上

与另一个观众的问题很好地联系起来，这个问题

来自 alan chan

hi alan alan 问你好 alicia 我如何

使用可能

，可能还可以，所以我们谈到了我们是如何使用的

以同样的方式使用 mei 和 might 来

谈论可能性，所以现在让我们

谈论 may 和 be together not maybe 但

可能是

和可能和可能 所以让我们

比较一下我们使用 may 和 be 当我们想

谈论可能

是的事情时 其他一些听起来很开放的东西，

所以让我们看一些例子，嗯，这

可能是他推荐的餐厅，他

可能是这份工作的合适人选，所以

这是我们可以使用的模式，可能

是而且可能是，所以我想

继续 可能是这样，如果我们想象可能和

可能表达这种类似的

不确定性，可能在 0

到 100 的范围内，可能和可能可能像 40 左右

可能具有更高水平的

确定性，例如 70 或 80 左右，所以我们有

很清楚

未来会发生什么，但有

一点像

我们还没有 100 个肯定的例子，

我明天可能会睡得晚，

她今晚可能不会回复，

所以它可能显示了 演讲者有

更高的确定性，所以我希望

这可以帮助你使用 may 和 might 和 might

和 might be 和 might

也可能也非常感谢

这两个问题很好 让我们

继续你的下一个问题 下一个问题

来自

lombardosi marco hi lombardosi

lombardosi 说你能用一些例子解释一下

all 和 whole 之间的区别吗

让我们先看

一些例句 我的狗

吃了所有的纸杯蛋糕

我的狗吃了整个蛋糕 我的室友

偷了所有的 iPhone 充电器

我的室友偷了我的整个电子产品

你可以在句子中看到

使用所有我们正在查看的单个

单元的句子中的第一个

例句 with the dog the dog ate all

the 蛋糕所有的纸杯蛋糕，所以我们

谈论的是个别单位

在第二种情况下，室友偷走了

所有的 iPhone 充电器，所以我们在

看个别单位是一回事，但所有这些都是一回事，

所以当我们想

强调我们使用的单位时 所有所有

加上单位你还会注意到

单位使用复数形式我们使用

名词的复数形式所以在

狗的情况下它是纸杯蛋糕在

室友的情况下它是iphone充电器

我们使用复数形式但是当

我们正在使用整体 我们在谈论

可以分解成

单元的东西，所以在狗的情况下，它是一个

蛋糕，所以一个蛋糕可以像

第二个例句中的许多小块蛋糕，

它大约像一盒电子

设备 或者像电子相关的

东西，所以不是盒子里的东西，

而是完整的盒子，所以我们想象

这就像一个完整的单元，

一套完整的东西，所以我们

像我说的那样使用所有东西，当我们想要强调时

就像单位一样，小块的

东西，就像我所有的纸杯蛋糕或所有

的 iPhone 充电器一样，我们强调

那里的单位使用孔

来

表示由许多较小的单位组成的更大的东西，

真正强调你

的震惊程度或你的 那件事受到影响的惊讶程度，

因此当您

在阅读时注意阅读时，我认为

阅读将帮助您找到更多

示例

像食物这样的整体治疗是很好的

例子，比如整个披萨、整个

蛋糕、整只火鸡或整

只鸡，所以它指的是一个

由许多部分组成的东西，所以我希望

这对你有帮助非常感谢这个

问题让我们继续 对于你的下一个

问题，你的下一个问题来自 tian

fu hi tian

tien 说你能在

没有上下文的情况下解释更复杂一点吗？我不能

完全确定这意味着什么，但我

认为这是一个比较 ve 短语，所以

让我们造一个完整的句子来开始

餐厅 a

比餐厅 b 更复杂一点，所以有点多的意思

是比其他东西多一点 比其他东西

多一点或少一点

有很多

文化很多知识如果你在

谈论一个人在这种情况下与

一家餐厅也许它是全面的所以

有很多

经验用于使这家餐厅

像餐厅装饰师有

很多世俗经验 所以菜单有

很多不同的世界风味我

不知道所以它很

复杂它有一个高级

图像所以如果你使用更

复杂一点这意味着项目 a

比项目

b 更复杂 这个案例是一家餐馆，所以我

希望这有助于你

理解这个短语更复杂

一点，这就是我本周所拥有的一切，

谢谢你

一如既往 找到您的问题，记住您可以

在englishclass101.com 上将它们发送给我

如果您喜欢该视频，当然可以询问连字符艾丽西亚 如果您

还没有订阅我们的频道，请不要忘记给它一个

赞，并在englishclass101 上查看我们 .com

上可以帮助您

学习英语的其他一些东西 非常感谢您

观看本周的问艾丽西亚一集

，我

下周再见，再见，

所以哪个是更好的 pokemon 或蜘蛛侠 pokemon

pokemon 大家好，欢迎回来 问艾丽西亚

你问我问题的每周系列

，我回答他们也许

这周的第一个问题再次来自 karima

嗨 karima prima 说嗨 lisa

你能告诉我这个

表达

试一试的意思是试一试是什么

建议某人尝试

某事的友好方式，因此我们使用尝试一下，例如

在向某人展示一个过程之后我们教

某人如何做某事我们向他们

展示如何做某事然后我们说好吧

，试试看 现在轮到你了，

请试试这个我给你看的东西

比如一个词汇点或

一个语法点，然后问你

试一试，所以这是一个尝试的建议

希望能帮助你感谢

这个问题好的下一个问题下一个

问题来自 sanju hi sanju sanju

说简单和简单之间的主要区别是什么

过去和现在以及

过去分词或完成时主要

区别在于简单过去时

用于在过去开始和

结束的动作通常有一个

特定的时间点，我们知道

动作何时开始以及动作何时

以完美时态结束，尽管我们

不知道动作何时开始或

动作何时结束，所以我们用它来

谈论过去的生活经历，

也许它发生的时间并不

那么重要，但我们用它来谈论

tr avel 经验或工作经验，所以

这是我们用完美时态做的一件事，

另一件事是我们用它来

谈论从

过去开始并一直持续到现在的动作，

尤其是在持续时态下，我们

也这样做 从过去

开始并一直持续到现在的动作的影响，

例如我上周看到 beyonce live

是一个过去时态，所以当我们

想要使用完美时态时，就像我们已经看到

beyonce live so many times 这意味着

我们过去多次见过碧昂丝，

但什么时候并不重要，所以我们

使用我们见过的完美时态，

所以另一个例子，比如当我

收到这个问题时，我有时会说

我已经谈过很多次了 我

已经谈过很多次了这是一个

完美时态，所以在过去我

已经讨论过这个，这是我

在过去谈到过的，所以

我可以用完美时态来描述，

所以如果你有任何问题 t

简单过去时或现在完成

时 我建议查看

我们在网站或 youtube 频道上的视频，

以便我更多地讨论

如何使用这两个语法点

谢谢你的问题我希望这对

下一个问题有帮助 问题

来自 semi hi 再次 sami semi 说

你好 有什么区别 呃 我

想让你知道

我想你知道 我想让你从这些选择中知道

只有第一个在语法上是正确的 我

想让你知道所以它可以介绍

一些它可以 介绍一个想法，

比如我想让你知道我尽了最大努力

你在这里介绍的另外两件事

在语法上不

正确，可能有一些标点符号，

或者在对话中强调正确，

它们可能是

其他东西的一部分 我不确定，但其他两

件事 uh 在语法上不正确，

所以这里的区别是你的

第一个选项是正确的，它可以开始

一个想法，我希望这对你有帮助，好吧，

让我们开始吧 n 你的下一个问题 下一个

问题来自 danny hi danny hi

再次 danny danny 说我想

知道finish

已经完成并且完成了 好的

um finish 可以是名词或动词，

因为第一项只是用现在

时完成 它用于现在的

情况或谈论未来的

情况，比如让我们完成工作，或者

我们应该尽快完成这个，这样我们就可以去

参加聚会了

is finished 它实际上已经完成

被用作形容词所以我们

知道因为我们看到 is there is 是我们的

动词所以就像他完成了 she

is finished 类完成了所以它是一个

形容词它描述了

那里完成的情况我们用它来谈论

完成的事情 它已经完成了，所以

我们可以使用动词形式，比如 class

finished at 9 点钟，或者我们可以说

like at 9 o'clock class is finished

所以这就是当前状态，即

当前位置 ation uh 比赛

结束或晚餐结束 让我们

比较一下 to 已经完成所以已经

完成使用现在完成

形式所以完成这里

是动词的过去分词形式完成

某事已经完成正如我

在其他问题之一中谈到的 在今天的

插曲中

已经完成，这将是现在

完成时，意思是

过去发生的事情，其

影响持续到现在

例如，

就像我想象的酒店早餐

服务，如果酒店早餐在

九点左右结束，但我是客人，我

在 9 点 30 分到达，我想吃

早餐，酒店工作人员可能会对

我说对不起，早餐已经吃完 所以他们

可以说对不起早餐已经

吃完了，这听起来很直接，

但如果他们说早餐已经吃完了，

我们可以把它

想象成早餐的终点

是 t 九点，但是有这个效果

，那个效果就是我这个

客人，我现在不能吃早餐，

因为它在过去吃完了，所以我们

可以把它想象成一个效果，

所以我希望这会有所帮助

非常感谢你的问题 好的让我们

继续你的下一个问题 下一个

问题来自 sridhar reddy

再次你好 sridhar sridhar 说你好 alicia

以下句子中哪一个是正确的

一个不是所有的问题都不能

由 alicia 回答或两个

不是 艾丽西亚可以回答所有问题

我在您的网站上读到的第一句话

为什么不使用全部，也不可能我

认为只使用其中一个使

句子有意义是的，

非常感谢您发现所谓的错字

一个错字是一个打字错误，所以我

在网站上检查了这个，我们将修复它

你是正确的，这应该是可以的，所以

不是所有的问题都可以由艾丽西亚回答，

这将是正确的

句子它不应该是不能，所以我们'

如果你看到模式会解决这个问题 n 像这样

不是所有的东西都可以是东西，所以

这将是构建这种句子结构的正确方法，

好吧，我

希望能有所帮助，非常感谢你

的这一点，嗯，下一个问题

来自 antonio locko 嗨 antonio antonio

说我很困惑 关于何时使用 i

talk with blah blah blah vs i talk

to blah blah blah 你能帮忙

吗 顺便说一句你很有趣 谢谢我

交谈 或者我交谈 是的 我已经

非常非常简短地谈到了这个，我 认为

关于说话与说话的视频

基本上没有

两个之间的区别，

当我们使用两个时，我觉得

它更像是一种单向对话的

感觉，如果你给某人

信息，如果它只是一个

分享大量信息的人

交谈 我可能会使用两个 就像去和

你的老板谈谈这个，或者

当你使用 with 时让我们和我的父母谈谈这个

，但听起来更像是你

在一起参与某事

你是平等的 一起参与讨论

，就像你和另一个人一起做事，

所以那里有其他人和

你一起参与，所以

对我来说，使用 with 听起来更像是

有其他人参与

其他人参与，就像我说的那样，这

两者都是一个非常小的问题 它们是

正确的

，如果

您选择使用它们，或者如果您选择混合使用它们，您将不会有任何沟通问题希望对

您

有所帮助，这就是我本周为您准备的一切谢谢您

一如既往地发送您的问题

记住您可以 把它们发给我

englishclass101.com当然问连字符艾丽西亚如果你喜欢

这个视频，请不要忘记给它

一个大拇指如果你还没有订阅我们的频道，

并在englishclass101.com上查看我们

的其他一些内容

可以帮助您

学习英语的东西非常感谢您

观看本周的 Ask

alicia 剧集，我下周

再见 头发的负责人

，

哦，我的上帝

，已经录制好了，

嗯

[音乐]

碧昂丝，大家好，欢迎回来问

艾丽西亚每周系列，你问

我问题，我回答他们也许

你的第一个问题来自

米山你好梅森梅森说你好艾丽西亚

什么是 图片

图像和照片之间的区别在大多数情况下，我们使用

它们的方式相同，当您使用相机时，

您可以说照片或图片

拍照或拍照，我们以

相同的方式使用它们，因此图像可以指的是

图片或 照片虽然

听起来更像是印刷

或出版的东西 一般而言，图像

用于指代其他事物的描绘或

表示，这

意味着它可能像一幅画，因此

这是女神的图像或这

是图像 例如，一个人在船上，

所以图像是对某事物的描绘

，因此这

意味着它可以是物理的，也

可以在您的脑海中，就像

我们也可以称之为某事物的心理图片 在一张

图片中，我们的脑海中有一些东西的形象，

比如我对她的形象已经

毁了，或者我对

那个人的形象非常好希望对你有帮助

嗨，艾丽西亚，我

想知道如果我在美国说英式

英语，美国人会

理解我

吗，

反之亦然 非常感谢你的

问题 让我们继续你的下一个

问题 下一个问题来自

alejandro 嗨 alejandro alejandro 说你好

alicia 我有一个问题

这个表达非常有义务的意思是什么，

我该如何使用这个我不确定

有多少义务 这不是

我们使用的真正表达方式，我们确实有

表达非常有义务非常有义务

这就像非常感谢你

帮助我，我欠你的，所以如果

有人这样做 对你来说，你可以

说非常感谢它听起来很正式

，对于某些人来说可能有点

过时，实际上你可以

在电子邮件末尾使用它，例如

非常感谢文件非常

感谢之类的东西 我欠

你的回报，所以我希望这对你有帮助

非常感谢

下一个问题来自 fabrizio

sanchez 嗨 fabrizio fabrizio 说

你能解释一下

should have could have would have 和

它们是否定形式之间的区别是的，但是适当的

答案比这个 q

和一个视频要大得多，所以

这里有一个简短的回答

应该用来谈论我们希望我们

过去做过的事情，或者我们希望我们

过去没有做过的事情 我应该

在我学习的时候多学习 是学生我

昨晚不应该喝那么多

所以我们经常有这种

后悔的感觉当我们用应该

有或不应该有可能是

指过去可能发生

的事情或我 可能在过去

，如果

我的老板没有给我最后一分钟的任务，我今天可以在六点完成工作你有

没有看到车里的那个人是

那个戴维，那不可能是

戴维，他今天在工作不可能意味着

不可能，所以

在那种情况下不可能是戴维，这意味着过去不可能

是

戴维 我们未来的

活动我本来会去

音乐会但

我必须

工作如果我是你我不会辞掉工作所以我将来会尝试制作一个

关于这个的白板视频

非常感谢你的问题

让我们动起来 关于你

本周的下一个问题 下一个问题来自

sridhar 准备好了 hi sridhar sridhar 说你好

alicia 我如何在句子中使用想要这个词

以及它是什么意思所以我们

倾向于不在其他任何事情中使用精神状态或

情绪状态动词

比 现在时或过去时，

so want 就是一个例子，我们倾向于

不在进行时使用 want，

但在我一直想要的情况下

，我们谈论

的是在过去开始的一段时间内想要某样东西，

并且 一直持续

到现在，我们可以用希望我

想看那部电影

很久了，或者她想

休假很久了，或者

我想吃那个甜点

很久了，所以我 希望对你有帮助

好吧 让我们继续你的下一个问题

下一个问题来自

izaldeen 嗨 zaldeen 呃 izaldeen 说

你昨天在哪里和你昨天在哪里有什么区别

uh 区别

在于第二句话不正确 uh

where 你昨天是什么意思是

你昨天在哪里第二个

句子可能是呃你去过

哪里或从昨天起你去过哪里

第一个更常见

你去过哪里这个问题意味着

什么 t 是你的位置，或者自从我上次见到你以来你的位置是什么

所以这个问题通常

听起来像是你在指责某人，所以

如果你希望见到

某人而你没有看到你一直在

等待的人 很长一段时间你

可以说你在哪里就像我在

等你那样的事情我们

会使用一个问题比如你昨天在哪里

如果我们期待见到

某人但他们没有按计划

来你昨天在哪里 发生了什么事，

我期待见到你，非常感谢你

的问题希望

对你有帮助让我们继续讨论你的下一个问题下一个

问题来自

马塞洛·奥利维拉你好，马塞洛·马塞洛说你好，艾丽西亚

，虚荣的静脉

和静脉有什么区别是的，字典是 对

诸如此类的问题很有帮助 uh 静脉叶片

是一个名词，它是用于测量风或液体的工具的一部分，

例如风车的静脉，例如静脉

vain 是一个形容词，意思是

som 一个痴迷于自己的人，

就像他如此虚荣，她如此虚荣，这很

荒谬，静脉

是身体的一部分，它也是一个名词

，用于指代

携带血液的身体部位，希望

再次对您有所帮助。字典是 真的

有助于

理解听起来和拼写相似的单词之间的差异，

所以这

就是我本周所拥有的一切谢谢你

一如既往地发送你的好问题

记得在englishclass101.com上将它们发送给我

当然问连字符艾丽西亚如果 如果您喜欢

该视频，请不要忘记给它

一个赞，如果您还没有订阅我们的频道，

并在englishclass101.com 上查看我们的

其他

一些可以帮助您

学习英语的内容，非常感谢您

观看此视频 本周问

艾丽西亚，我

下次再见再见，大家好，欢迎

回来问艾丽西亚每周系列，

你问我问题，我

可能会先回答 本周的问题

来自艾萨克，亚历山大，你好，艾萨克

艾萨克说你好，艾丽西亚

，制作或烹饪晚餐

和吃或吃

晚餐有什么区别？

比如

在这种情况

下使用微波炉或

烤箱加热食物 更多当我们发出

邀请时，比如

你想吃午饭还是想和我共进晚餐，

我们会更多地使用它，

嗯，当我们

谈论我认为的个人计划时，

我们会使用多吃 只是邀请听起来有点柔和，

所以我希望这可以帮助

您理解那里的一些细微差别

非常感谢您的问题

好吧让我们继续您的下一个问题

下一个问题来自

s ung wan hai seung-wong song one say hi

你能描述一下刻板印象是什么意思吗，

嗯，是的，所以刻板印象作为

名词有点像基于某些共同特征的人或事物的不公平

或负面

想法，

所以

有些 刻板印象的例子，比如

女人喜欢购物，男人喜欢运动，

或者所有印度菜都很辣

，所以即使

在很多情况下这可能是真的，

但在所有情况下都不是真的，所以这是一个

刻板印象，我希望这会有所帮助

好吧，让我们继续你的下一个问题

下一个问题来自

ronnie gontalidad gontale.hi 基本形式 一个

句子是一个主语和一个动词 所以就像

我走路或他睡觉或她游泳

例如我们在句子的末尾加上一个

句号 我看了新的蝙蝠侠

电影 邻居吃了我所有的爆米花 所以

那些 更像是复杂的句子，我们

使用逗号，然后当我们将

独立句子与并列连词连接起来时，并列

连词就像 and but or for so 然而就像我

看了新的蝙蝠侠电影，

邻居吃了所有的爆米花，所以我

看了新的蝙蝠侠 电影逗号

和邻居吃了所有的爆米花，

那时我会使用逗号，这是一个

例子，实际上

我在频道上制作了一个关于如何使用

逗号的视频，这是对使用逗号的介绍，所以

我建议您查看此视频以

了解更多信息 关于逗号所以我希望

这对你有帮助非常感谢你的

问题好吧让我们继续你的下一个

问题下一个问题来自 karima

hi 再次 karima karima 说我认为

动词地址有不同的含义

你能告诉我其中一个

地址的含义是将

邮寄地址写在像一封信或一个

包裹上，比如请给你的

信封写地址，或者

我有一个寄给你的包裹，并且 所以

地址也意味着处理

某事或处理一个问题，通常是

一个负面的问题你

打算如何解决这种情况或

你什么时候解决这个问题，

例如，这意味着处理或

处理某事

地址的另一个含义是 喜欢

发表正式演讲或直接

与某人交谈，例如总统

在电视讲话中向国家

发表讲话，或者首席执行官计划

在早会上向员工发表讲话，因此

如果您愿意，可以使用三个不同的示例来再次使用地址 要

了解有关定义的更多信息，我强烈

建议您查看字典 好吧

希望对您有所帮助 让我们继续您的

下一个问题 下一个问题来自

marcelo olivier 嗨，marcelo marcelo 说，

呃，嗨，艾丽西亚，这些表达

是什么意思

最后的手段 um to scrape

the bottom of 意味着只使用

你可用的人或东西

，这

意味着 你的质量通常不是很好

一些例子我不得不刮掉

桶底才能找到这台电脑来

工作你把那个人放在你的团队中

你正在刮掉桶的底部

你关于最后手段这个词的第二个问题是什么

意思 喜欢你最后的选择

你能做

的最后一件事或你可能做的最后一件事

在你求助于最后手段的情况下你别无选择

我可能

没有足够的钱来开展我的业务

我最后的手段是问 如果这份工作不成功，我父母向我的父母

申请贷款

他最后的

手段是开始在他

朋友的公司工作，所以我希望这能

帮助你理解这两个

表达方式 非常感谢你的

问题 好吧，

这就是我所拥有的一切 周感谢您

一如既往地发送您的问题

请记住您可以在englishclass101.com上将它们发送给我

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喜欢视频请不要忘记给它

一个大拇指订阅我们的频道 l 如果

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其他可以帮助您

学习英语的内容，非常感谢您

观看本周的ask

alicia 剧集，我很快就会再见到您，再见，

搞笑，

搞笑 很快艾丽西亚很有趣哦上帝

嗨大家欢迎回来问

艾丽西亚每周系列你问我

问题我回答他们也许第一个

问题来自莎拉嗨莎拉莎拉

说just和adjust之间有什么区别

可以用来指

一个 最近

完成的动作 我刚刚完成了我的锻炼 我们

刚吃完晚饭 我们刚打开

相机 我们用它来谈论

将在不久的将来完成的动作通常

就像我即将做某事一样

正要继续下一个问题，

或者我正要回家时

开始下雨所以这些是justadjust的几个

非常常见的用法但是

是动词toadjust的意思是做一个

cha 经常做一些小

改动，比如修理

一些东西或让它与其他东西匹配

一些例子，他让我

在我开始说话之前调整我的头发，或者

我需要在我上台之前调整我的夹克，

我们只是调整了相机 哦，我希望

这可以帮助你让我们继续

你的下一个问题 下一个问题

来自 atsushi mizuno 嗨 atsushi atsushi

说我有两个问题，好的，第一个

，

什么东西和这个东西有

什么区别，第二个我如何使用它似乎

那个，似乎嗯，好吧，第一个，

嗯，所以某事与

这个某事，这是一个

很大的问题

狗谢谢

你把我要求的文件寄给我，

所以在每一种情况下，

收听或阅读信息的人都

明白这是什么，所以

有一些 l ike previous like

conversation 或有一些先前的

信息，所以我们知道 指的是那个的

特定实例，所以

当我们想要

区分两个名词时我们使用这个，所以我们

在名词之前使用这个我不想要那个三明治我

想要这个 三明治，所以我要

区分这两者

在这样的

问题中，这种饮料是你的，所以

所有这些其他饮料的意义

是这个，特别是这个特定的

饮料是你的，所以你的第二个

问题是关于

似乎和似乎之间的区别，

呃，这里的区别只是

似乎遵循 一个名词，

然后是一个动词，例如

似乎你犯了一个错误，或者

他似乎没

时间

了

所以就像邪恶听起来好像

你没有糖奶奶

似乎我有足够的例子所以

我会继续下一个似乎

然后后面跟着一个像这样的动词

似乎是一个错误他 似乎喜欢

辛辣的食物 她似乎

有很多爱好所以我们跟随似乎

也有一个动词非常感谢这个

问题让我们继续你的下一个

问题下一个问题来自 aya hi

aya aya 说

华丽可爱的神话有什么区别 而

beautiful um

beautiful 是这个群体中最普遍的词

我们可以用beautiful 来

谈论人们 谈论

自然 谈论音乐

可爱就像是可爱 我们用可爱

来谈论可爱的东西

意思是一种幼稚的可以 做一个

这样的人 像一个小孩 很

可爱 这通常是

我们说它时

的语气 我喜欢外观，也喜欢哦

，这很可爱，这个房间很可爱我

喜欢这个可爱的设计，如此

华丽，然后你可以把

华丽想象成升级的美丽，

当我们谈论人时，我们

用华丽来谈论成年人，我们

用它来拥有这种

迷人的感觉，或者它可能有点

贵，或者看起来质量很高的

东西很漂亮，比如哇，

枝形吊灯很漂亮，或者她的衣服很

漂亮，或者他很漂亮，

比如模特，所以我们也可以使用它 对于

大自然来说，我的天哪，日落很美，

或者

我早餐吃的

蛋糕

很美 可能会听到

人们用一种有趣的语调说，

就像这样太棒了，这种呃

愚蠢的开玩笑俏皮的语调，比如哦，

天哪，你的衬衫太棒了这

顿晚餐太棒了 糟糕，或者哦，我的上帝，你的

新发型太棒了，所以

请注意

那些使用你

在媒体上看到的“美妙”这个词的人，也许你可以

知道如何以及何时可以使用它

是的，所以我希望这对你有帮助

非常感谢你的问题让我们

继续你的下一个问题 下一个

问题来自毗湿奴 嗨毗湿奴毗

湿奴说如何使用这些表格

已经并且一直是正确的，

这些问题指的是

现在 完美时态

一直是我们现在

完美时态呃语法结构所以

请在频道上查看这个视频我

做了一个关于如何制作和如何

使用现在完美时态的视频

还有一些关于你的问题的现在

完美进行时态的

信息 about has been

when we use been that's that's过去完成

时，所以我们用它来谈论

在过去的另一个动作之前在过去继续的

动作，

例如我 学习了三个

小时，电话响了，或者

她睡

了

六个小时，开始下雨

了，这就像过去的持续

动作经常

被打断，所以我会尝试制作一个

关于过去的白板视频 完美

时态 我希望这对你有帮助

非常感谢你的问题 好吧 让我们

继续你的下一个问题 下一个问题

来自

arseney 嗨 arseny arseny 说你好 alicia

站点位置

和区域有什么区别 站点用于

我们使用的类似建筑项目 站点 谈论

将要建造新建筑物的地方在建筑工地上戴上

安全帽让我们

参观工地并制定计划地点是

一个很笼统的词，但它指

的是特定的位置让我们去我的

地方或 这是一个非常好的地方，或者

我知道街道上的一个好地方

最后区域就像一个更大的区域

呃比地方让我们在

市中心闲逛后来有台风

警告 今天的沿海地区，所以我

希望这对您有所帮助，

非常感谢您的问题让

我们继续下一个问题，下一个问题

来自康妮，您好康妮康妮说

其他人之间有什么区别

，另一个我如何正确使用

情况 是的 这很难 好吧

让我们先介绍一个示例

情况 看看这张照片

这是我的妹妹

这是我的另一个

妹妹 其他人是我的父母

现在让我们看另一张照片 所以

这里我在第二句话中介绍了另一个和我的另一个

妹妹 这里我

说这是我的姐姐 第三句话

是这是我的另一个姐姐 所以我

在第一句话中介绍了姐姐

不是指喜欢添加

到已知的东西上

所以有点像

这两个句子之间的关系非常密切

是我的妹妹 这是我的另一个

妹妹 表明

我刚才说的东西有一个补充，

然后当我说另一个时，另一个

指的是 剩下已知的

事情，所以如果我在看这张照片

，我知道照片中有四

个人，两个人是

说话者的姐妹，剩下两个人

，我说其他人

，这意味着照片中剩下的人

我还不知道所以

照片中的其他人是我的

父母然后我说让我们看另一

张照片所以另一张指的是现有情况

之外的补充或额外的东西

所以我希望这

可以帮助你了解两者之间的关系

其他 其他 其他 其他 好的 这

就是我这周的一切

谢谢你一如既往地发送你的

问题 记住请

在englishclass101.com 上将你的问题发送给我

当然问连字符艾丽西亚 如果你喜欢

这个视频，请不要忘记给

如果您还没有订阅我们的频道，那就竖起大拇指，

并在englishclass101.com上查看我们的

其他一些可以帮助

您学习英语的东西，非常感谢

h 观看本周

问艾丽西亚的剧集，我很快就会再见到你，

再见，大家好，欢迎回来问

艾丽西亚每周系列，你问

我问题，我回答他们也许

第一个问题来自艾萨克

亚历山大，你好艾萨克有什么

不同 在打开和关闭和

打开和关闭之间，这更

随意，比美国英语中的随意

打开和关闭更常见，

打开或关闭只是不太

常见，希望对你有所帮助，谢谢你

的问题，好吧，让我们 go to

your next question next question

来自

zakari hi zakari zakari说我听到

美国人

在句子中的单词前发冠词a，

发音为ae，有时发音为发音

是否有规则，

不，没有规则，绝对是

这不是一个规则，这只是演讲者的

偏好，虽然

当我试图强调某些东西时我个人感觉

我会使用更多这取决于个人

喜好这都是 j 了解演讲者的

偏好，所以我希望这对您有所帮助，

谢谢您的问题，好吧，

让我们转到下一个问题，下一个

问题来自

哈里斯，您好，哈里斯，哈里斯说，您好，艾丽西亚

，使用尚未

和代替和尽管有什么区别，让我们开始吧

比较然而，尽管我们将

讨论而不是最后，让我们

从比较

两个句子开始 在这里

which uses yet so yet 是一个连词

这里它连接了这两个想法 我

想去参加聚会，我呆在

家里，

但给了我们即使或但的意思，

所以我们看到这有点像

说 a 这是我的愿望

想去参加聚会 a 和 b

结果 我待在家里的实际结果

与此尚未声明有关，因此

尚未

渴望但结果

让我们将其

与尽管如此 t

是我们不能使用尽管作为

连词，我们需要包含

尽管最初的愿望是

我在尚未

解释中谈到的一点，所以这就像说尽管

是，

所以它具有相同的含义是的，但它

只是有不同

结构 当

你写这样一个句子

时，句子的结构不同

我想去参加

派对尽管我

想去参加派对 bi 呆在家里所以

你需要将你的

尽管与这样或那样的东西

或特定的名词短语联系起来，尽管事实上你也可能

听到非常常见的表达方式

that 或者尽管

想要 blah blah blah 我们需要使用

某种名词短语来介绍这

一点，所以这

是尚未和尽管

最后让我们看一下而不是

而不是指替代，所以

您正在做某事代替

其他事情 需要制作

稍微不同的语法

结构才能使用它们，而

不是仅仅指

代被其他东西替换的东西所以

我希望这会有所帮助非常

感谢这个问题好吧让我们

继续下一个问题下一个问题

来自 karima hi karima hi 再一次 karima

说 hi alicia 我想让你解释一下这个

短语 get started if it's

possible 我们什么时候使用 get 加

形容词或 get 加动词

呃，开始

那个动词的过程，所以当我在这个频道上开始视频时，

我说让我们开始吧，我是说让我们开始

开始一些例子的第一步，我

要开始了 意思是我需要

开始离开让我们开始做饭

，这意味着让我们开始

烹饪一些你应该写的东西，

所以我们不能将所有动词都与这个 get

plus 动词模式配对，但有

很多我们可以用来继续前进 对于你的

下一个问题，虽然 get 加形容词

get 只是意味着成为这里，但

听起来很正式，所以我们使用 get 来代替

一些例子，我今晚要为

我的约会变得漂亮，战斗变得丑陋，

外面天黑了，不要喝醉，所以

我 希望这有助于回答你的

问题非常感谢让我们

继续你的下一个问题下一个问题

来自米兰你好米兰米兰说你好

艾丽西亚我想问一下

我和我的有什么区别

例如他是我的朋友他是 我的

朋友 好吧 你的例句

有相同的意思 只是一个小的

更正 他是我的朋友 他是我

的朋友 不要

忘记你需要单数

名词的那篇文章 我会说虽然 m y

模式比思维模式更常用，

我认为这

是因为当我们用我的句子结束时，

在你的例子中听起来我们很贪婪或占有欲，

就像他是我的朋友一样，非常

非常 常见的，这

是我们经常使用的固定短语，但在其他示例中，

我只会使用简单的我的

模式，这东西是我的东西，

或者这是我的等等等等，

我只是觉得这听起来

有点不像贪婪之类的 我的你

有时会听到孩子甚至喜欢成年人，

有时当他们

对拥有某样东西或拥有某样东西感到非常兴奋时，

他们可能会说这是

我的，所以它可能会有一种消极的

感觉，因此我会

推荐我的模式而不是

思维模式所以我希望对

你有帮助所以非常感谢你

一如既往地发送你的问题

记住你可以在englishclass101.com上将它们发送给我

当然如果你喜欢问连字符艾丽西亚

如果您还没有观看该视频，请不要忘记给它点个赞订阅我们的频道，

并在englishclass101.com 上查看我们，

了解其他可以帮助

您学习英语的内容

非常感谢您观看本周的节目

问艾丽西亚，下次再见，我会再见到你，

一些例子

不见了，它们去哪儿了，好吧，我要得到

什么，大家好，欢迎回来问

艾丽西亚你问我问题的每周系列

，我可能会

先回答 问题来自 miyuki 嗨

miyuki yuki 说我想知道

考试技巧 好的，

我会给你五个技巧 技巧

一是要知道你的考试 你

需要写 你需要阅读 听

说 你需要什么 首先要

确保你知道考试并知道第二次考试的

要求

检查这些部分是否定时

检查

第三次考试的每个部分你有多少时间

是问自己你有没有参加过 他

先测试 什么

对你有好处 什么对你不好 所以你

需要改进什么 回顾你过去的测试，

看看你需要为下一个测试做些什么

测试可以帮助您找到自己的

弱点和长处，如果

您的测试中有计时部分

以及第五个部分，如果您的测试包括

口语，您需要练习口语

如果您不练习，您将

无法 在你需要的时候做，所以

如果你没有语言伙伴，你

可以在网上寻找一个，或者你可以

用重复阴影媒体之类的媒体练习，

所以这是五个快速

测试技巧，我知道它们很笼统，

但是 我希望他们可以适用于

许多不同的测试所以我希望这

对你有帮助谢谢你的问题好吧

让我们继续你的下一个问题下一个

问题来自

nerdan emmanet 你好 nerdon

nerdan 说你好 alicia 有什么

区别 使用和充电

好吧 指责 指责和指责 这是

三个含义非常相似的动词

让我们从指责开始

将事故归咎于红绿灯

损坏 指责某人的意思是暗示

某人做了坏事，所以这

与指责有点不同

也许是故意的，

你想暗示是那

个人 房东

指责他不支付租金的一些例子 她

指责公司欺诈 让我们继续

前进 然后到最后一个收费

收费是一个法律术语 这是一个法律

术语 这意味着您正式指控

某人有不当行为，因此

当

我们说像您那样做时，我们不会在日常对话中使用指控 是坏事，

或者我认为是你的

指控 在法庭上用来指控

某人犯罪 意味着正式

和合法地指控他们犯罪

嫌疑人被指控犯

有谋杀罪 她被指控

闯入和进入，所以这是一个快速

介绍 对于这三个动词之间的差异，

我希望这

对您有所帮助，感谢您提出一个有趣的

问题，好吧，让我们继续您的下一个

问题，下一个问题来自

isaac alexander hi again isaac isaac say

hi alicia what's the difference

between football and football 是的，

足球就是 美国人用这个词

来谈论世界其他地方

所说的足球，所以据我

所知，

如果不是所有其他国家的话，大多数人都使用

足球这个词来谈论

球员在球场上踢的黑白球的比赛

我们确实有自己的足球 我们

有很多人所说的美式足球

，这是一种完全不同的游戏，

包括传球和一点点 有点

踢，如果你和一个

说英语的人说话 足球是

指黑白球类运动

足球是指那种

蛋形的棕色皮革球类运动 如果

你和一个说

英语的人说话

足球可能意味着什么 说美国

英语的人打电话给足球 我希望

这对你有帮助 谢谢你的问题

好吧 让我们继续你的下一个

问题 下一个问题来自 ahmed

magdie 嗨 ahmed 呃 ahmed 说嗨 alicia

鞭打是什么意思

呃鞭打 这是一种伤害 鞭打

是 当

身体像车祸一样以强烈的方式猛拉时发生的伤害，

或者可能是另一种与

交通有关的事故鞭打

是头部和

颈部和肩膀周围的伤害，

如果这是身体和头部分开移动

的地方 身体，这是他们的头，他们分开移动，

就像非常快，

像鞭子一样跳跃，如果你

知道鞭子，就像这样，印第安纳琼斯

有一个 就像 uh so to like 鞭打

是我们身体以这种方式移动所造成的伤害的名称，

所以我

希望这对您有帮助 非常感谢您

提出的问题 好的，让我们

继续您的下一个问题 下一个问题

来自 karima 你好 kurima

karima 说你好 alicia 我想问你

介词 up 是什么意思或

在下面的句子中指的

是你到底在做什么 呃 好吧 this up

没有任何意义 所以你

在做什么或者是什么 up 这只是一个固定

短语 up 没有任何类似的

方向性含义 没有移动

或定位 只是将其视为一个固定

短语，例如 what's up uh 意味着你怎么样

或你在做什么

与你到底在做什么一样 意味着

你到底在做什么 up

在这里并没有真正的功能 它只是一个

固定短语 所以不要太担心

究竟 up 在这里意味着什么 它有点

只是

它只是我们使用的一个表达式所以

这就是我所拥有的一切

本周 一如既往地感谢

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回来询问艾丽西亚每周系列

你问我问题，我回答他们

也许第一个问题来自 leon hi

leon leon says hi alicia number one 我

想知道为什么我们必须

在名词和两个之后放置 incarnate 和 galore

你怎么发音 th 之后的 s 或

st 听起来像几个月，

如果你回答没问题，科学家会很高兴

所以关于你的第一个问题，

这些是所谓的

后置形容词的例子，所以这些

形容词出现在名词之后

英语我们通常使用前置

形容词，所以这些形容词

出现在名词之前，但是出于

多种原因，我们将一些形容词

放在名词之后，所以你的

例子 incarnate 和 galore 通常

出现在名词之后，例如你

可能知道 例如，魔鬼化身或

在活动中有大量食物，

这些只是

一种固定短语的情况，老实说，

不幸的是，没有真正的规则，这

只是你需要记住的事情之一，

所以关于你

关于 s 声音的第二个问题 总而言之，

就像几个月，你的舌头接触

到你的牙齿后部，我们发出一个快速的 s

音几个月，所以 th 声音

几乎消失了，有点像当

你说那个或这个或那个时，那个

声音真的很快 像科学家这样的词

但是科学家

很难在快速的演讲中说出来所以我们

让它像一个长的声音科学家

所以听起来就像科学家

感谢这个问题 n 让我们继续

你的下一个问题 下一个问题

来自 karima 嗨 karima karima 说

你好 alicia 我想知道

现在和马上之间的区别，

我们什么时候可以使用它们 好吧

现在听起来比马上更直接

now 实际上就像一个命令，所以

这是你可能会听到

父母对孩子使用的东西，所以

现在去你的房间是一个很好的

例子，说明现在如何

立即使用，但在更正式的

情况下使用，比如在商业中 情况

或工作情况，以表明

某事会立即完成，但

听起来有点软 一些例子

你可以为我们的会议订午餐

吗 两个

非常感谢这个问题 好的让我们

继续你的下一个问题 下一个

问题来自 liliana inez jose

concepcion 对不起，你好，

liliana 错误和错误有什么区别 r

好问题 错误往往

更多地用于人类行为 我们

所做的事情或我们造成人类作为

人的事情 我们的活动 一些例子 我

在这个食谱上犯了一个错误 她

在教科书中发现了一个错误 错误

用于计算机等机器所以

如果您使用的类似机器或您的打印机有问题，

您会看到错误消息

而不是错误消息示例打印机

错误错误下载文件在

某些情况下我们可能会使用错误来

谈论这些事情 人类会这样做，

但作为一般指南，这

基本上是不同之处，我希望

这对您有所帮助，谢谢您的问题，

好吧，让我们继续您的下一个问题，

下一个问题来自 silas hi silas

silas say hi alicia 什么是直截了当

的意思和 我怎么用它

造句是的，

直截了当的意思是诚实的，真正的，

真正的，真实的，对它有一种

积极的感觉 我会

说更多的年轻人，但任何人都可以使用

它一些例子我直接忘记了我的

钱包他直接在

回家的路上在车里昏倒了你必须

和你的室友直接起来，这样你

才能看到直接起来确实有

随意的感觉它也有一种

友好的感觉，尽管它谈论

的是诚实或真实或真实的

情况或态度，所以我希望

这可以帮助您理解直截了当的用法，

非常感谢这个

问题，好吧，让我们 继续你的

下一个问题 下一个问题来自

ahmad sarwar 嗨 ahmad ahmad 说你好

alicia

躺着躺着和躺着有什么区别 你

在日常生活中如何使用和发音这些词

是的 我

在第 21 集中谈到了这个问题 这个系列你可以

检查一下并在那里找到更多的

例句以便复习 lei

使用直接宾语 lie 不

例句放下你的包在这里

躺在沙发上所以在第一个

例句中你的 b ag

是动词lay down your bag的直接宾语，

在第二个例句中，

躺在沙发上，

那句话中没有直接宾语，所以正如我在上

一集中所说，使这

变得困难的是，the的过去时

动词谎言是躺着，他躺在沙发上，

我们躺着睡觉，在

第一个例句中，他

躺在沙发上，没有直接宾语，我们

在第二句中也没有看到直接宾语，

所以我们知道这个

lay 实际上是 lie 的过去式，而

不是现在时，lay in mind

然而，lay 的过去式是 lay 的

例子，我们把包放在桌子上，

她把钥匙放在桌子上，

这些例句中的每一个都有一个直接

宾语，所以 一个袋子和钥匙，所以如果你

想知道这是躺着还是躺着，

寻找一个直接的对象，它会告诉你

你正在处理哪个动词，所以你的

问题是

关于这些动词躺着和躺着的渐进形式所以

渐进式 te 中的示例 nse 我们的猫

一直在我们的前门放死动物

他躺在沙发上 这是

渐进式的谎言 所以那里没有

直接的对象 我希望这

对你有帮助 所以这就是

我本周所拥有的一切 谢谢你一如既往

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