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next question okay next one isn't really

a question but something i have noticed

that many of you do

you like to put the article uh or an

before your adjective before an

adjective

but you forget to use a noun do you know

how like mario introduces himself and he

says it's a me

when you forget to use some kind of

noun after after your adjective or

whatever but you sound a bit like

mario's it's a nice

it's a nice it's a nice what it's funny

to me like it's an eye so

it's a me you need to include the noun

that you're referring to

it's a nice video or it's a nice

explanation

it's nice or it's bad or it's good or

this

was a nice explanation but don't forget

to use your

noun after you use the adjective it's a

nice

something it's a good something it's a

bad something so please

uh no article without a noun make sure

to use

your noun and it should be in the

singular form if you're using

a or an you need to use the singular

form of the noun don't sound like mario

first question for today do you have an

american accent or a british accent a

lot of you have asked this over the

course of the years i have an american

accent to be very specific i suppose i

speak

with a west coast american accent not

british english if you want to know what

british english sounds like there are

some videos on the youtube channel with

gina one of our other hosts she speaks

with a british accent so you can listen

to her to

kind of pick up some of the differences

between my accent

and her accent british english and

american english so thanks for that

question but yes i speak

american english next question what does

it mean

they can't take that away from me who

are they

and what does takeaway mean we use the

word they

to mean generally just other people

outside of us

this is used a lot to talk about like

news or to talk about

general opinions they say that this

pizza

is the best pizza in the city right now

they say that your

english will only improve if you study

every day

they say that the most difficult thing

you can do in your life

is move to another country they is just

anyone second point what does take away

mean

take away means to some object that

belongs

in one location is removed from that

location like take away

food in american english we use take out

actually

but take away food is a similar idea

especially like in british english

takeaway

so you take away your food from the

restaurant so you're taking

something else you're removing your food

from the restaurant so

in the expression they can't take that

away from me

they meaning other people outside you

can't take something away from you

next question how do we use the word

cheers

when do we use it is it formal or

informal please help

in american english we use cheers when

we're drinking when we want to

start off a drink with somebody else

we'll often clink

glasses so like touch glasses together

and say

cheers we use cheers in this way in

american english in other

types of english like british english or

australian english for example

people might use the word cheers as a

way to say

thank you or as a way to say thank you

in advance for something

if my friend asks me for a favor and i

agree to do that favor

my friend can say cheers to me meaning

thank you

in advance so cheers it tends to be more

on the informal side it's not a super

formal expression if you want to use it

in a formal situation when you're

drinking with someone you can use

cheers but in most situations we use it

informally informally next one what does

the phrase

don't be a creep don't be a creep me i

think michael talked about this on an

old english topics video so i talked in

a live stream about the word creepy

adjective creepy so something that

causes like nervous

suspense is something that's creepy the

word creep

is used as a noun don't be a creep a

person

who is creepy a guy can be a creep a

girl

can be a creep so a creep is someone who

causes creepy feelings like uh something

bad might happen i feel nervous like

that person's a little strange a little

weird that person is

a creep he's a creep she's a creep so

don't be

a creep means you should not behave

like a creep don't create nervous

feelings in the other person don't be a

creepy person don't be a creep

everybody that's good advice don't be a

creep don't be a greek try to be a nice

and understanding um and respectful

person next question

hey alicia how do i make this sentence

negative let's

go to the park if you want to make a

let's blah blah sentence negative just

put

not before the verb let's not go to the

part let's

not plus some verb or some verb phrase

let's

not go hiking this weekend let's not

watch that movie tonight i'm tired

let's not blah blah blah to make a let's

sentence

negative thanks for the question first

question first question this week comes

from

iman i'm on hi i'm on what's the

difference between

is that how it is is that how it works

that's not what it says

that's not how it works let's start with

the first expression which is is that

how it is

this is a very casual expression that

you can use to express like

a confirmation confirmation about

a situation or confirmation about a

status

but it's often uh used with kind of a

negative nuance

so for example if your friend makes a

plan that you disagree with

but your friend refuses to change the

plan you can say

is that how it is it's kind of negative

and it's kind of not so

nice to use so is that how it is that's

the first one the second one

is that how it works this is an

expression that we use to confirm

uh how to use something maybe it's my

first time using an iphone for example

when i get something right when i learn

how to use something correctly

i can say usually with an upward

intonation oh

is that how it works meaning oh is that

the correct way to use it

so we use is that how it works to

confirm

the correct way to use something so you

can use this with a computer with like a

car

anything that you are learning how to

use is that how it works

so you can use um this expression as

confirmation before you do something to

the next expression you asked about is

that's not what it says that's not what

it says is used to express

disagreement about written information

let's say you're making instant soup or

like instant ramen or something

and you decide to pour cold water over

your noodles

to make the soup but your friend says no

no look at the package

that's not what it says so it here

means the package and says refers to the

written directions on the package so

that's not what it says

means there's some mistake here or

you've made a mistake

so the written directions don't match

your behavior that's not what it says

you can use this to express disagreement

about written

information that's not what it says the

last expression was that's not how it

works that's not how it works

this is something that we use to express

disagreement about how to use something

you use

something incorrectly that's not correct

that's not how it works

so i hope that that's helpful for you

next question next question

what does play down mean this is a

phrasal verb

to play down something or to play

something down

means to decrease the significance of

something

i don't want to play down how delicious

my mom's thanksgiving dinner was or i

don't want to play down my friend's

success

he's doing an amazing job if something

is

really great or really interesting or it

could be negative too

to play something down means to make

this thing seem less than what it

actually is if there's a scandal for

example the president

is trying to play down the seriousness

of this situation it means that it's a

very serious situation

but the president is trying to make it

seem

less serious than it is so to play down

means to make something seem less than

it

actually is good question though thanks

next question comes from

kevin wang hi kevin kevin says uh

sometimes i see sentences like

your dad must have had it for at least

two years

why do they use have had and what are

the rules for this

so actually don't think of it as have

and had being attached there

instead what you should focus on in this

sentence is the

must have here so must have had

when we want to talk about a high level

of possibility

in the past we use must have and then

the past

participle form of the verb so in this

case

the speaker is making a guess about

something the listener's father

owned in the past for at least two years

so

your dad must have had it for at least

two years

so it's a past tense situation the

speaker is making a guess

about the past but the speaker is making

a guess

with a high level of confidence so they

use must

have must have shows a high level of

possibility she's not here

she must have gone to work the kids are

in the car they must have finished

swimming

he's smiling at the office he must have

had a good meeting so all of these are

guesses but these guesses show a high

level of confidence there's a high

chance

that the speaker's guess is correct so

the speaker uses must have

plus the past participle form of the

verb hope that's helpful for you

next question the next question is about

if conditionals there's no problem when

you say the main clause first

and you say the if clause after is that

correct yes that's fine

in the live stream i introduced the

pattern if clause first

main clause second but i also mentioned

that we can use main clause first and

then if clause second if i finish

editing this video today i can go

running

i can reverse that sentence i can go

running if i finish editing this video

today

both sentences are totally correct it's

up to you to choose which order

you like thanks for the question now

good one next question

from mifta mifta hi mifta what is the

difference between

astronomy and astrology right

okay so astronomy refers to the

scientific study of space so that's like

stars and planets

everything outside earth that's the

scientific study of it

astrology refers to the idea that

we can make predictions uh make guesses

about human behavior um and those

predictions

are based on the positions of like stars

and planets and things

and those positions can influence uh

human behavior can

can influence our lives hope that's

helpful next

question the next question is about the

present

perfect progressive tense i said i have

been wanting to blah blah blah why did i

use the verb

want in the continuous tense as wanting

i use the progressive form

wanting because from a point in the past

until

now there's something i have desired

i have wanted to do continuously though

to give a strong nuance of the

continuous

nature of that i use the the progressive

or the continuous form

wanting i've been wanting to see that

movie i've been wanting to get a coffee

with my friend i've been

wanting to get more sleep i've been

wanting to go jogging something you

started to want in the past and

continued

to want until this point in time you can

say i have been wanting

we can apply other verbs to this pattern

too like i've been thinking about you

all week i've been worrying about you

all day

so these continuous past emotions too

we can use the progressive tense to talk

about those

next question is from a fee payoff how

do

i study english speaking or how do i

improve my english speaking skills at

home alone yeah thanks for the question

check out this video i talked about it

in this video right here i think the

answer is at the 12 minute

and 40 second mark so there are several

tips there

for how to study english alone at home

hope that helps

next question next question comes from

ricardo

villarreal i'm very sorry what does

one mean as a subject one means any

person

it sounds rather formal in more casual

speech we say

you like if you went to the movie

theater where would you buy popcorn to

make it sound more

formal we could say where would one buy

popcorn instead of using

you we say one so you might see this

more in writing or perhaps

in situations where you is not

appropriate or it's too casual so

one means any person it doesn't mean the

number it doesn't refer to

another noun necessarily a lot of if

sentences like if one were a doctor how

much

money would one make one just means a

person any person thanks ricardo

next question next question is from

asgar hi oscar

uh oscar says what's the difference

between it's up to you and

you're up to oh okay uh first

it's up to you means you can decide so

for example

where do you want to go for dinner

tonight it's up to you what movie do you

want to see tonight

it's up to you where do you want to go

for this weekend it's up to you

you can decide you're up to refers to

things that the other person has been

doing

so we use it in expressions like you've

been up to a lot of interesting things

lately

or a useful question is uh what are you

up to

meaning what are you doing as in what

are you up to this weekend or what are

you up to tonight

to check what someone else is doing you

can also use this for the past

what have you been up to lately these

are very nice questions to ask

instead of how are you or what are you

doing up to you

means you decide what are you up to

means what are you doing

next question from nita aprioni i hope i

said your name right i'm very sorry can

i say the ketchup

on that crispy chicken was savory the

flavor was barbecued teriyaki or black

pepper it wasn't

spicy ah yes you can say a sauce is

savory that's very very common so

something savory as we talked about

quickly in the

food live stream flavors that are not so

sweet but that are still very very

flavorful

something that's usually a little bit

more salty we don't really use

savory to explain sweet things it's more

for

kind of salty things or things that have

like a really deep flavor about them

so yes you can describe your sauce or

your barbecue sauce or your chicken

whatever you put on your chicken as

savory that's a great word to describe

thanks for that question next question

is from kiara hi kiara again so what

does sunglasses mean and what do

sunglasses mean

sunglasses is a plural noun should we

use do instead of does

ah this is interesting okay here your

example sentence is a little bit tricky

so when you're asking about the meaning

of a word

even if you know that it's a plural noun

don't worry about that in this example

sentence

what does blah blah blah mean you can

use

anything in this pattern this is because

you're not

actually asking about the object you're

not

actually asking about that thing you're

asking about the

word only the word itself so

just use does what does sunglasses mean

is fine because you're looking for the

actual meaning of the word

you're not asking about that actual

object you're not asking something about

sunglasses so in this specific example

sentence you can always use what does

blah blah blah mean

so native speakers do that too what does

something something something

mean if we don't know an expression or

if we don't know a phrase we can use

anything in that pattern however if you

want to use

a plural noun like sunglasses or any

other plural noun

in a sentence similar to this you do

need to change

what do sunglasses do or why do pants

have pockets

or who do penguins see most frequently

please use do

as you would for other plural nouns then

too

but great question nice point to

consider thank you i almost forgot

there's one more thing i want to talk to

you about you guys did not ask this

question but i

noticed it during the food livestream

that we did recently

the difference between dessert and

desert

is one s in spelling however these two

words are different

let's start with the word dessert the

sweet food that comes at the end of a

meal dessert is spelled with two

s's we use d-e-s-s-e-r-t to spell

dessert however the word desert which is

spelled d-e-s-e-r-t

refers to like a dry landscape not many

plants

not many animals live there that's a

desert if you misspell the word

dessert and you forget that s it becomes

desert also very interestingly there's

another way to pronounce the word that's

spelled d-e-s-e-r-t

this is a verb to desert so to desert

means to leave something without

planning to come back like to desert a

town or to desert your family

to abandon something also it can mean

like leaving a military position like so

to desert

the army please note dessert as the end

of a meal

and to dessert meaning to leave or to

abandon something

have the same pronunciation but

different grammatical functions

so please be careful of this point how

can we put them all together i'm going

to desert

my station so that i can enjoy dessert

in the desert next question

next question comes from kim in thai hi

kim intai okay

what does a spirit animal mean as in

what's your spirit animal

i don't think we have that kind of

question in my country also what are

some possible answers

okay a spirit animal can mean different

things depending on the person that

you're talking to

generally though on especially on the

internet we use

spirit animal to refer to an animal that

we think matches our

personality or matches our behavior so

for example

if i'm a slow lazy person and i

don't like to do a lot of activities i

could say a sloth is my spirit animal

um or if i'm like an aggressive person

and i'm alone a lot and i'm like maybe

see myself as like a fighter or hunter

i don't know maybe i could say a tiger

is my spirit animal for example

it's an animal that we feel closely

matches us somehow and it can change

like maybe

on this day i feel a connection with

this specific animal so we can say that

just do be careful there are some people

who have maybe a religious or a

spiritual belief

that strongly connects them to a spirit

animal or you might also hear the word

i think spirit animal guide perhaps but

just

pay attention to the situation and i

think you can quickly understand

how the person is using spirit animal my

spirit animal i usually think like

depending on the day my spirit animal is

either a flying squirrel or a platypus

because both of these animals are kind

of like in between animals they have a

little bit of a couple different animals

in them

but like a flying squirrel is kind of

like flexible and adaptive and has lots

of energy and goes really really quickly

but then the platypus is just like this

silly looking creature that swims around

looking for food all day and then sleeps

forever so

like depending on the day i feel like

i'm sometimes a flying squirrel

sometimes a platypus out of them first

question first question this week comes

from iman hi again i'm

on i'm on says what is the use of

definite article

the we use the with a singular noun to

refer to a

specific instance of that noun so when

you're telling a story

we'll often introduce the first instance

of a noun with

a and then after that we'll use the

to refer to the specific instance of

that thing so for example a simple story

i was walking down the street and i saw

a dog

the dog was really cute i pet

the dog so in that situation when i

introduce

a dog in the story the first time i talk

about the dog

in the story i use uh to introduce it

then after that i use the to refer to

that specific dog that i introduced

earlier in the story

every other time that i want to talk

about that same dog

i use the before it so use the word

the when you need to refer to a specific

noun or when you have to refer to a

specific

group so for example the teachers in the

school district went on strike

so specifically we're talking about

teachers in a specific

school district the teachers went on

strike the mothers at the pta meeting

organized a bake sale

it's a specific group that is defined by

something else so in this case

the mothers at the pta meeting only the

mothers that were at that meeting

not the mothers from a different group

for example

so we use the to uh to talk about a

specific

instance of something first question

this week

comes from dave hi dave some people use

l-o-l

on the internet what does it mean yeah

l-o-l can mean

laugh out loud or lots of laughs i've

heard both

but either way we use this expression to

quickly

explain we thought something was funny

lol

next question next question comes from

johnny hi johnny you wrote a very long

message thank you very much for watching

there's a slang expression that i've

heard several times

and don't understand well i know right

using i know right is like an invitation

then

for the other person to agree again

really

i know right so think of i know

right as like an even stronger like even

more emphasis on the agreement and an

invitation for the other person to agree

again i know right it's like yes

and you agree too don't you next

question

comes from pavel hi pavel pavel says hey

alicia please tell us about the

difference between

to not and not to as in i want

to not and i want not to for example ah

yeah

so with these there's not really a

difference between these like i want not

to

and i want to not do something both of

these are casual ways of explaining

a negative in speech the correct

sentence would be i don't want to do

something something

but like native speakers sometimes like

to kind of play with grammar a little

bit

that's one reason they might use this

pattern either of these patterns really

also sometimes we start a sentence and

we make it positive like i want to

and then we realize part of the way into

the sentence oh wait i want to express

something negative

so we change it to to not or not to

so i want not to blah blah blah or i

want to not

blah blah blah both are okay but just

keep in mind that we use that i want

not to or i want to not blah blah in

casual situations we don't generally use

these in formal situations

instead we use i don't want to blah blah

blah

i want to not get in trouble i want

not to get in trouble the correct

sentence here would be i don't want to

get in trouble

but you'll hear native speakers do this

for a number of reasons so there's not

really a difference between these two

but you will hear both of those used by

native speakers i hope that helps thanks

for the question

next quest john comes from zafar ahmad

zafar ahmad hi

zafar asks about two sentences okay

one have you ever cried in a film two

have you ever cried at a film my

question is about the preposition

in or at which sentence is correct and

explain the reason of course i'll

explain the reason

let's take a look at the first one have

you ever cried in a film

um this is actually a point where the

differences between british english and

american english

might come into play a little bit have

you ever cried

in a film could have a few different

meanings depending on the situation

if for example you are speaking to an

actor and you say have you ever cried in

a film

meaning when you were in a film when you

were

acting in a film did you cry

at any point in time so have you ever

cried in a film

it could also mean have you gone to

watch a movie in a movie theater

and cried at the movie theater or in the

movie theater

your second sentence have you ever cried

at a film

so using at shows like the direction

of an emotion like we use it with uh

other emotions as well like my mom is

mad at me

or my dad is angry at me so it's showing

the direction of emotion

so in this case have you ever cried at

a film meaning did a film cause you to

cry

have you ever cried because of a film

uh in my case though if i wanted to ask

my friend

if a movie had ever caused them to cry

i would say have you ever cried at a

movie

next question comes from sagri

karakilar i am so sorry hi alicia can i

use

though instead of nevertheless it looks

as if their meanings are the same thank

you this is a great question

uh though and nevertheless yes while

they do

have similar meanings sometimes they

have different grammatical functions

so nevertheless means in spite of

the thing that was said before or

despite

the prior thing nevertheless is used

only

as an adverb though however can be used

as an adverb yes

but it can also be used as a conjunction

though can also mean nevertheless or in

spite of

however it also sometimes just has the

meaning of

but though i almost ran out of time

i finished the test with a perfect score

he told me he would call at eight

though it's 8 15 and i haven't heard

from him i almost ran out of time

nevertheless i finished the test with a

perfect score her proposal was rejected

nevertheless she continued with her

research hope that that helps answer

your question though

next question okay next question comes

from igor hi igor

why are verbs like berry hurry study

tidy and try

uh in the irregular verbs list their

past simple and past participle forms

have ed

endings like other regular verbs and the

course books used

have listed these verbs in the irregular

verb list all right

tough question because i did not create

the textbooks and

i don't know the logic that was used for

the textbooks

but if i had to guess why those verbs

are included as

irregular verbs i would imagine it's

because these verbs all end in

y and yes although the verbs do end in

ed there is an irregular change that

happens with verbs that end

in y so that's to drop the y and add

i e d instead of just an e d

so we maintain that e sound like tie d

barry however the spelling of the word

changes

next question comes from marcos korea

hi marcos marcos says alicia help in all

caps

we should help the words weather and

weather have the same pronunciation

and does weather have the same sense of

if could you use it in some examples

please reply yes

yes you're correct thanks marcos weather

as in like

clouds sunlight rain snow wind weather

and

weather w-h-e-t-h-e-r they have the same

pronunciation yes

and the wh form does contain the meaning

of if

as in whether or not something so native

speakers will often say

whether or not but we can reduce this to

if

some examples he hasn't decided whether

or not he's coming to dinner

i don't know whether or not i'm going to

travel this summer do you know whether

or not your parents are at home

in each of these sentences we could

change whether or not

to if i hope that that answers your

question marcos thanks

next question is from poria

poria asks what's the difference between

these words

interior and internal exterior and

external all right well there are

grammatical differences

interior and exterior are nouns

uh internal and external are adjectives

we use interior and exterior to talk

about the

inside and the outside of something but

internal

and external are used those are

adjectives we use them to talk about

the qualities of something next question

comes from

cassava casaba hi again kesava says uh

what's the difference between

bored with and bored bye great question

there is no difference actually

bored with and bored by also we use

board of board of so these are all used

in the same way

to explain something that causes us to

feel

bored i'm so bored by this lesson i'm so

bored with this textbook i'm so bored of

you

so we can use all of these in the same

way you might find that some people have

personal preferences for which one they

choose to use

but we use them all in the same way next

question

from stanislav hi stanislav stanislav

asks how do you politely address

unfamiliar women and men lady miss mrs

mister and sir ah nice question all

right if you're in a formal situation

it's better to use

mister with men sir tends to be used

more

in like a service relationship so uh the

same thing with mam for women

mrs is used for married women if i don't

know if someone is married or not a

woman is married or not

i'll use miss nice question though next

question

comes from paul hi paul let me ask a

question or

let me ask a question uh which is the

correct sentence

both of these are actually correct lemmy

is the reduced form of

let me so we use this in more casual

situations

let me ask a question it's fine too it

just sounds more formal

and when we reduce the sounds actually

it sounds a little more natural so let

me ask you a question

let me ask you a question that's fine to

use in

speech in writing however l-e-m-m-e

looks very casual so we typically

don't use that informal writing but both

of them are actually correct

next question next question is from leon

hi leon

what are the differences between test

exam

quiz and questionnaire and when should i

use each of them

nice question all right let's start with

test and exam

we use these two words quite similarly

when we're talking about

um tests of knowledge or like

examinations at school we can use either

of those like i have a test this week or

i have an exam this week

i think in american english test is

probably used more commonly than

exam or the long form examination

however when we want to check the status

of our bodies we'll often use the word

exam so for example a physical exam

that's an expression we use to mean like

a full check

of the body which is commonly done maybe

once a year

or so so an exam um like a dental exam

or an eye exam

is a check of the condition of your body

as well a quiz is

essentially a mini test a questionnaire

however

is quite different from the three that

we've talked about thus far

a questionnaire is something that's

given usually to customers

that is for feedback we use

questionnaires for feedback

first question this week comes from

danielle hi danielle

danielle says hi alicia is it really a

mistake to refer to animals with

she or he instead of it in cases where

the animal is considered part of the

family like

cats or dogs ah okay no it's not a

mistake at all

if the pet is like a member of the

family like you've described

it's very common to use he or she

to talk about the animal cats dogs we

can use this for birds hamsters

hedgehogs whatever the pet

is very common also when it's your first

time

meeting someone else's animal it's quite

common to ask

is it a boy or a girl and then after

that you can use

he or she to talk about the animal we

tend to use

it when talking about animals we are not

familiar with

like a stray cat for example or maybe

like an animal we see at the

zoo we would use it in those cases when

we're talking about

animals that are parts of our family we

tend to use he

or she to talk about that thanks for the

question first question this week comes

from

silas hi silas silas says hi alicia

how's it going

i'd like to know the meaning of the

expression weird flex

but okay and how do i use it in a

sentence

okay this is a bit of recent slang

weird flex but okay focuses in on the

meaning of the word

flex so if you are interested in like

health

or like muscle training or anything like

that you might know the verb

to flex so to flex is what we do when we

want to show off

a muscle we have been training so when

we

flex a muscle we put energy

into the muscle to make the muscle like

stand out

we want it to look bigger like we want

to show off

that muscle so when we flex a muscle

we're trying to show it off we're like

excited about that thing or we're proud

about it or something like that

so flex here in this expression

weird flex does not refer to muscle it

doesn't refer to the body

but actually something else that

the speaker or the writer is trying to

show off

so it's something that seems strange

so in the example of muscles and muscle

training

like the person who wants to show off

wants to show their muscles

but when we use the expression weird

flex

someone is trying to show off something

that seems

strange and then we add but okay

at the end to mean i don't really

understand

but all right so to give an example of

this

if i on twitter write like i spent three

thousand dollars on socks this month

and i talk about how excited i am i'm

like showing off that i spent three

thousand dollars on socks

someone might respond to me weird flex

but okay

so that means like it's strange that you

want to show

off that you spent three thousand

dollars on socks like that's a really

strange thing to be excited about

but okay so to give another example

your friend might tell you something

like i have the biggest collection

of rocks in my whole neighborhood and

you might say

weird flex but okay so again it's like

that's a strange

thing that you want to show off but okay

whatever it is like it's not hurting

anybody it's just a little bit

weird that you want to show that off or

you want to brag or boast about that

thing

so that's what weird flex but okay means

you see this one a lot online i hope

that that helps you thanks very much for

this interesting question

next question next question comes from

dewey hi dewey

could you tell me when to use any more

and

no longer sure okay um so

both of these are used to refer to

an action something we did or something

someone did

in the past but from this point in the

present

uh that action is not going to continue

we use anymore when we use a negative

in the sentence some examples i'm not

going to go to that restaurant anymore

he doesn't help me anymore they don't

drink with us anymore

we use no longer in positive statements

and it tends to sound

more formal you'll also see that no

longer can be put at the beginning of

the sentence to

increase the level of formality so you

might hear this in

speeches for example using no longer at

the beginning of the sentence

really emphasizes that the action is not

going to continue

and that it sounds quite formal so it no

longer might have

a couple different places in the

sentence let's look at some examples

no longer will we tolerate these

problems she no longer has to come to

work early

we will no longer be a part of the group

so i hope that helps you understand some

of the key differences between these two

expressions thanks for the question

okay let's move on to your next question

next question

comes from rigwins riggins hi riggins

reagan says hi alicia i'm riggins from

haiti

i'm good at english but due to a lack of

practice i've kind of lost my touch

because i'm sick and tired of the

learning process

so i'd like to know how to keep my

english up please

okay first i'm sure that you're not the

only person like i lose motivation

all the time i would say that if you are

having

trouble keeping your motivation up you

should try

looking for a different way to practice

or a different way to use

english so for example if there's a

hobby that you have

in your native language you could try

doing that

in english or maybe there's a book or a

movie that you are really

interested in or that seems cool and you

want to understand that

in english i would suggest trying to

find something that's not like a

traditional textbook or it's not a

traditional way of learning like going

to a class and doing worksheets and that

kind of thing

i would suggest actually trying to use

english in your everyday life

to like do your work or to study

something or to accomplish a hobby

maybe you make a new friend who can

speak only english

so i would suggest finding something

outside of a traditional

learning setting to do i think that that

might help you a little bit with your

motivation that has helped me a lot in

the past actually

making friends with people who cannot

speak my language has been

hugely motivating for me and i try to

study the vocabulary words that they

often talk about and i try to learn from

their speech patterns

too so i would suggest trying to find

something to do with other people as

much as possible

that uses english so i hope that this

helps you and helps other people

with their motivation issues it happens

to all of us at some point in time but i

hope that these tips can help

thanks very much for this question next

question next question

comes from aravind hi aravind aravind

says what is the difference between took

and taken and have you ever been to

india

uh okay took and taken took is the past

tense of the verb

take i took a break he took my drink

they took our passports

taken is the past participle form of

take have you ever taken a trip to

france she's taken the test three times

we've taken long vacations every summer

for 10 years

so i hope that helps it's a difference

in grammar and no i have not been to

india

thanks for the question okay let's move

on to your next question

next question comes from ahmet

farooq hello amit ahmed says what is the

difference

between may and can

okay historically may is used to ask for

permission

can is used to express ability to do

something or

lack of ability to do something so

that's the historical use of

may and can in today's english however

lots of people use

can to ask for permission to do

something we do not however

use may to talk about ability so let's

take a look at some examples

can i go to the restroom may i go to the

restroom

can i leave early today may i leave

early today

so in today's english these all refer to

the same thing they're all requests to

use the restroom or to leave early

in today's american english i would say

that using

may tends to sound a little bit more

formal than using

can if you ever want to be sure to sound

polite

and to make sure you're communicating

clearly you can use

may but in most day-to-day conversations

we use

can so i hope that this helps you thanks

very much for the question

let's go to the next question next

question comes from

pierre hi pierre pierre says hi could

you please explain the difference

between

belly tummy and stomach thanks sure

okay let's start with stomach uh stomach

is the

most neutral word you can use to talk

about this

area of your body if you need to talk

about this area

in your life somewhere in a polite

situation stomach is probably the best

word to use

examples my stomach hurts he got hit

in the stomach they've been doing

stomach exercises every other day

so now let's talk about tummy tummy is a

word that children use

adults use tummy when they're talking to

children

it sounds very young it sounds very

childish

adults typically don't use this word

when talking to other adults

unless they're trying to be funny or

unless they really want to sound

childish for some reason so tummy is

really a children's word

examples do you have a tummy ache i want

to put food

in my tummy now belly is a casual word

that adults do

use it sounds kind of rough it's not a

dirty word

at all but it tends to be used more by

men than by women i think

it's a very casual expression to refer

to

your stomach but we usually use it to

talk about

eating and food some examples my belly

is so

full i need to put some food in my belly

all right so i hope that helps you in

most situations if you're not sure what

to use

use stomach you can't go wrong with

stomach hope that helps

next question comes from giovanni hi

ovani

yovani says hi alicia my name is jovani

i'm from venezuela

i've always wanted to know the meaning

of this sentence

don't get twisted even though it's not

used very often thanks

yeah you're right this isn't such a

common expression i found only a few

references to this expression and they

were typically from

music actually so this expression

could mean like don't get angry or don't

get upset

or don't get nervous so it refers to

being in like a negative

condition so twisted if you imagine like

a

towel do we have oh we do yeah for this

explanation let's imagine like a towel

so a regular just plain towel when we

hold the towel looks like this

but if we twist the towel like this it's

under tension like it's under pressure

so if we imagine ourselves as like the

towel

like we're under pressure we're really

tight we're really tense we could be

angry we could be nervous

we could be upset about something so if

someone says to you

don't get twisted it's like chill out

like don't be upset don't be angry relax

in other words so i would guess that

this is what this word means or what

this

expression means rather but as you said

this

is not such a common expression we don't

say

don't get twisted really in american

english

you might hear people say something like

just chill out

as i've said or maybe like don't worry

or there are a couple of other slightly

more rude expressions that we use too

so i hope that this helps you thanks

very much for the question

okay let's move on to your next question

all right let's go on to the next

question next question comes from satish

hi satish

satish says what's the difference

between i shall

and i will similarly between shall i

and will i ah okay first any use

of shall is going to sound more formal

than will the difference between i shall

and shall i is that i shall

begins a statement shall i

begins an offer i shall call the police

this sounds very formal shall i call the

police

that's an offer it sounds very formal

will however

is quite different i will begins a

statement

yes but will i does not begin an

offer will i is used to

think out loud so when we are imagining

our future schedule

and we're thinking about something in

the future

uh we're alone we're talking to

ourselves and thinking about our future

schedule

we might use will i so examples i will

call the police

that's natural we would probably use the

contracted form i'll call the police

hmm will i have time to go to the bank

today will i be able to get a coffee

this morning

so this is not used so much in

conversation we use this

will i sort of pattern when we're

thinking about things we might be able

to do in the future

and we're thinking to ourselves about it

so

i hope that helps that's kind of a quick

introduction to the differences between

these two

thanks for the question next question

comes from

uh malek hi malek malik says

is this sentence correct the color of

shirts

of players could you explain more about

two possessive nouns in a row thanks in

advance

yeah great question this is kind of

tricky so

in this situation we would say the color

of the player's

shirts so a key here is that we're using

players and we're using an apostrophe

after the

s in players that apostrophe is acting

as a

possessive apostrophe so we have two

ways of creating the possessive in

english

we can use of as in the color of the

player's shirts

and we can use the apostrophe s form so

for example

alicia's would be alicia apostrophe s

the apostrophe s shows something is

belonging to

me that's my thing alicia's phone so in

this situation

we have players players here we're

talking about

shirts that belong to players so it's

not just

one person when a noun ends with an

s we make the plural possessive form

by adding an apostrophe to the end of

the word

and we do not add another s so in the

singular form when i said

alicia's phone for example alicia is one

person

so i write alicia apostrophe s in this

example however because we're talking

about a group

of people players we don't use an

apostrophe

s because the word already ends in s and

it sounds kind of strange

to try to say like players is or

something like that

so to avoid this we simply write players

with s and add an apostrophe at the end

so this shows the plural form

that means plural possessive apostrophe

there

it's very natural to use that apostrophe

form

of the possessive when we're talking

about something that belongs to

a person so again in my example when i

said alicia's

phone it sounds quite natural to use

that apostrophe s

to show possession as a person in the

plural form too

players shirts it's a shirt or shirts

that belong to

a player so when we're not using a

person when we're using like an object

it might be a little bit

more common to see an of pattern used

there

in this case it's color of the shirts

so color is like a characteristic that

belongs to

the shirt or in this case shirts so here

it sounds natural to use the

of pattern because there's not a person

here we're talking about the

characteristics of an

object color of the shirts so

of can be used to talk about like

characteristics of things

and the apostrophe s form can be used to

talk about like things that belong to

people let's look at one more example

though that uses no people

so for example the color of the seats

in the cars or the color of the car's

seats so we could use either of these

patterns

i personally would probably use the

color of the seats in the cars because

we can clearly see like the levels of

belonging first we have color

and the color belongs to the seats and

the seats are in the cars

so i think that sounds much nicer you

might see

that color of the cars seats sentence

though as we talked about it's a little

bit less natural maybe to use the

possessive apostrophe there

with car because it's not actually a

person i think you might use that though

i don't think it's incorrect

to use that but i personally would

prefer to use something that kind of

clearly shows

the hierarchy the level of belonging or

the levels of belonging

as in the first example the color of the

seats in the car

i hope that this helps you thank you

very much for this interesting question

okay let's go to the next question next

question comes from

marcelo olivier hi marcelo marcello says

hi alicia are you okay

thanks for your awesome videos my

question is what's the meaning of gung

ho i heard this in an interview with

taylor swift thanks a lot

okay um so gung-ho let's start with an

example

i'm gung-ho about my new project gung-ho

means you are full of energy and you are

excited about something

it means that you're enthusiastic you're

going to put all your effort

into that thing so when i say i'm

gung-ho about my new project it means

i'm really excited i'm really

enthusiastic i'm going to do everything

i can

to make that a success gung-ho so i hope

that answers your question about

gung-ho first question from harley pasos

harley paso paso i'm very sorry harley

asks what is the use

of get plus adverb or preposition

for example i get down this is a

question about

phrasal verbs with get we can use a lot

of different things

after the word get in your example to

get down

we use it when dancing for example like

i want to get down this weekend it's

sort of an

old-fashioned expression though to get

down we can use a lot of different

uh words after the verb get though for

example get into to get into something

means to become interested in something

you might hear to get at

like get at me or get at your professor

to get at means to reach out to or to

communicate with

but it's a very casual expression you

can say get after like i need to get

after my homework for example it means

to like chase after or try to do

something also to get in like to get

into a club to get into a restaurant to

get into a party

the nuance is that something is

challenging but you can gain

access to that thing like i got into the

party last night but i wasn't on the

list there are a lot of different uses

of the word

get i can't talk about all of them in

this video because there are so many

so if you're curious about the various

phrasal verbs that we can use with the

word get check out a dictionary that's a

really good place to start

next question next question comes from

long and

longan asks what is the difference

between simple

past tense and past continuous tense or

past progressive tense

simple past tense we use for actions

that started

and ended in the past so the beginning

of the action

and the end of the action happened in

the past so for example the sentence i

ate breakfast is a simple past tense

statement i

ate breakfast eight is the simple past

tense the past continuous tense however

or the past progressive tense

is something we use to talk about an

action that was continuing

at a specific point in time in the past

if i want to use the past progressive

tense i can say

i was eating breakfast using that

continuous

tense using that progressive tense

implies i want to explain

something else that happened at that

time or maybe i want to add some more

information

so for example i was eating breakfast at

eight o'clock this morning or i was

eating breakfast when the phone rang

or i was eating breakfast and watching

tv at the same time

i was eating breakfast while studying

today by using the past progressive

i'm explaining that an action was

continuing at a specific point in time

as in the example i was eating breakfast

at eight o'clock

or i can use past progressive to show

one action was happening at the same

time as another action

in the past if i use just the simple

past tense i'm just saying

a simple fact in other words this action

happened i

ate breakfast at eight o'clock um if i

want to emphasize the

continuous nature of the action for some

reason like i was eating breakfast at

eight o'clock

i can use the past progressive tense in

that case

it might be in response to a question

like what were you doing at eight

o'clock this morning so if someone wants

to ask

maybe uh what you were doing at a

specific point in time like someone is

suspicious of you like what were you

doing last night

you can say like oh i was having dinner

with my friends last night

but past ten simple past tense is

something we use for actions which start

uh and finish uh in the past but

progressive the progressive tense and

past

can be used to emphasize the continuing

nature of that situation or that action

hi everybody welcome back to ask alicia

the weekly series where you ask me

questions and i

answer them maybe first question this

week first question this week comes from

patrick hi patrick

patrick says i know the basic english

words and i understand if someone speaks

in english

for example i understand your videos

perfectly but i have problems building

correct english sentences like when i

speak with another person

do you have any tips for how to build

correct sentences

um i think that this just comes with

practice honestly it's difficult to do

but i know that there's not always a

person that you can ask for help

i will tell you a secret when i don't

have confidence with something but i

don't know how to answer something

this is what i do i

google it seriously just google it i put

quotation marks around like the phrase

that i'm trying to make

and then i search google for it and if

it's there great then that means i can

use it maybe like thousands of people

have used that phrase i know it's

probably a common phrase if there are no

results then that probably means i've

made a mistake somehow

so that's maybe one good way to help you

as you try to build phrases

by yourself so try that out next

question

next question comes from yasun yasi

yasin i'm very sorry what's the

difference between on time

and in time is it you arrived just on

time

or you arrived just in time we use on

time

to refer to doing something at the

correct

time doing something at a scheduled time

so for example i need to get to work on

time

meaning at the correct time or did you

make it to your appointment

on time in time however is used when we

want to

kind of give a nuance of rushing or

hurrying for something

i need to leave my house now to get to

the airport in time

for my flight i need to study for my

test now if i want to be in time for the

party later

you should probably leave now if you

want to be in time for the movie

in time for something else so i want to

do

action a to make my schedule meet

this other condition this other thing i

would like to do or this other thing i

need to do

in time for has the nuance of a deadline

we can use this expression in like a

panic like oh my gosh i'm not going to

make it

in time like to submit a paper i'm not

going to make it in time in time means

like before the deadline whereas

on time has the meaning of completing an

action or completing something

at a scheduled time next question

next question comes from huang se na

huang se na hai

i love your name alicia is alisha a

common name in the u.s

i happen to have a friend named alyssa

also what's your personal favorite name

um a common name in the u.s alicia i

don't i don't think

alicia is so common in the us and when i

was growing up

i didn't have any other friends named

alicia

also the spelling of my name is a little

strange usually it's spelled a-l-i-c-i-a

maybe you know the artist alicia keys

that's how she spells her name so my

name was commonly confused as alicia

a lot so i've heard like alison and

alyssa and ally and so on

those are fairly common i think but

alicia especially my spelling is not so

common actually so

uh what's my favorite name uh my

favorite name is

obi-wan kenobi next question

next question comes from garrison silva

hi what is the difference between

shade and shadow oh great this is a

great question

both of these words can be used to refer

to a place

that is darker than its surroundings

because

there's an object that is blocking the

light we can say

there's shade over there or there's a

shadow over there

in that sentence they are used the same

however

shadow refers to the dark shape only so

a person

can cast a shadow we use cast the verb

cast with a shadow

i cast a shadow when i stand in the sun

for example

shade however as a noun refers to or has

the nuance of a kind of

shelter so shelter provided by some

other object

shelter from the light shelter from the

sun so we would say

stand in the shade because shade has the

nuance of

shelter we would not say stand in the

shadow

shadow does not carry the nuance of

shelter in the way that shade does

interestingly enough though shade and

shadow are both used as

verbs as well to shadow something means

to follow something closely to shadow

someone at work means to follow someone

at work and and try to understand their

job

for example shade is used as a verb to

mean to create

shelter from light for example the

canopy shaded us

from the sun shade also has some

interesting uses you might hear the

slang phrase to throw shade throwing

shade is a really

interesting slang expression that we use

which means to

communicate disrespect or to to

communicate like contempt

uh bad feelings for something when

you're speaking generally in most cases

when you want to talk about a dark cool

area we should say

shade stand in the shade when you want

to talk only about the dark

area that dark object use shadow next

question uh next question comes from

long is the h

sound not always pronounced when

followed by another consonant for

example wall hanger or

come back home yes the h sound is often

pronounced

very uh softly it's quite difficult to

pronounce all of these syllables clearly

like in the example come

back home it's quite difficult to say

the h sound clearly

so in those cases it's quite common to

make the h

sound quite soft like come back home

danny's second

question can you talk about ride and its

uses

like take someone for a ride can i take

a ride ryan is another verb

that has a lot of different uses you use

the example to take someone for a ride

means to drive together with someone to

go

for a ride has the nuance of doing

something just for fun

it's just for fun i want to take a ride

to a location i want to take a ride to

the mountains this weekend or take a

ride to the beach but to take someone

for a ride means to invite someone to

drive

somewhere with you in a car that's one

way to use rye you can also

say give me a ride can you give me a

ride so

this is a request expression i don't

have a car my friend has a car

i want my friend to take me in their car

to a location

i can say can you give me a ride to the

movie theater can you give me a ride

to the lake give me a ride is a request

so give me a ride in your car

so there are a lot of uses of ride if

you want to see all of them or if you

want to see more of them i recommend

checking a dictionary there are quite a

few

and i can't talk about them all in this

video so please check a dictionary

question comes from

winston hi winston winston says i don't

understand

english i want to learn but i don't know

how to start

i'm a newbie right lots of questions

like this

um so really there are a lot of

different ways that you can start

studying a language

of course we have lots of videos on our

youtube channel

and we have a whole website uh to try to

help people

who are studying english you can check

us out at englishclass101.com

you can find like apps you can find

worksheets

podcasts to listen to so that can be a

nice way to start we have some videos

for beginners

also so if you're just starting you can

check some of the beginner level videos

we have on the channel for example

english

in three minutes that's a good set of

videos you can watch

to learn some basic phrases i think

so that might be a nice place for you to

start

but let's look at some other ideas

for beginners specifically one

join an english class in your city two

get an english textbook and study at

home

three make a language exchange with an

english speaker four study vocabulary

with apps try out those those are a few

ideas

of course you can always use our videos

on the channel

as well so i hope that helps a little

bit

i'm sorry where do we use wanna and

gonna

and how ah this question is about the

casual contracted forms of

want to and going to so want to becomes

wanna going to becomes gonna in casual

speech

we use them in exactly the same way we

would use i want to

i'm going to he wants to she wants to

he's going to she's going to

we use them in exactly the same way

which means

we use them in casual situations like i

wanna take a day off or

i'm gonna go to the beach this weekend

or do you wanna

see a movie tonight we use them in

exactly the same way

we use want to and going to

but we use them in speech typically we

don't write these unless we're writing

very casual messages like text messages

to our friends or something

next one i got the next question uh a

couple times like maybe three or four

times okay the question was about the

adjective comparison video that we did a

while ago so

i introduced the word fun uh as an

irregular adjective

in terms of the comparative form so fun

is a word an adjective we use for an

activity or something that's

enjoyable something we like to do fun is

different

from the adjective funny fun is an

adjective

and a noun actually funny is just an

adjective

fun refers to an enjoyable activity

funny

however refers to something that causes

us to laugh

it makes us laugh because something is

humorous something is humorous so for

example

we can say uh going to an amusement park

is fun it's not funny it's not humorous

but it's fun let's kind of break this

down a little bit let's think about it

like fun

uh in the adjective form here fun is an

enjoyable

activity something we enjoy doing um

funny however causes laughter

because of humor something funny

uh is humorous it is like witty

or there's interesting word play or

whatever so

fun is kind of think of fun as like

doing an activity going to the movie

theater is fun going to an amusement

park is fun

watching these videos maybe is fun i

don't know making these videos

is fun but funny we use funny

for for example a person or a movie or

um something that causes us to laugh

because of humor so things that are fun

fun fun fun fun not

fun funny funny not funny

not funny funny not funny fun

so going to watch a funny movie is fun

think about that because these two words

are different

fun is an adjective funny is an

adjective fun

uh the comparative form is more fun or

less fun the comparative form of funny

is funnier or not as funny so that's why

i used two different uh examples in that

video thanks for that question though

next question next question comes from

carmel

carmel says do you have any ideas

on how to improve speaking skills in

english yeah well to improve your

speaking

you have to practice speaking here are a

couple of

ideas that you can use to maybe help you

improve your speaking these are ideas

for just

ways to practice so chances to practice

number one

get a partner you can practice speaking

english with

this can be in your city or in your

community so find a partner

to practice speaking english with this

can be a language exchange partner for

example

do if you can't find anyone in your town

or in your city to practice speaking

english with

you can try to find a partner online

three try

recording yourself speaking you can use

your phone to do this if you like just

record your voice

saying something and then listen to it

again

you might not realize it but it's

actually really helpful

to hear your own voice like outside of

your body

actually we have something on the

website uh you can check

at englishclass101.com there's a voice

recorder function

so you can record your voice and then

compare your voice

to the sound of a native speaker's voice

and

try to practice until your voice matches

the sound of their voice

so that could be another idea number

four try repeating the things the

characters in

english tv and english movies say

so if you're watching tv if you're

watching a video online

if you're listening to music something

in english

try to repeat the thing you hear so

not only listening listening listening

but try to practice

saying the things the characters or the

artists are saying too

number five kind of a strange suggestion

maybe but try

talking to yourself in english actually

i do this a lot

i'm studying japanese and i talk to

myself

in japanese from time to time so that

helps me a little bit but

helps me get comfortable just saying

words saying phrases

too so maybe that's helpful for you

those are five ideas

for what you can do to improve your

speaking next

question next question comes from huang

se na huang

huang sena wang sana i'm very sorry i'm

very sorry i've never been to japan

i've never been to japan before i've

never eaten horse

i've never eaten horse before my

question is if you put

before at the end of those sentences

does it mean you are in japan

right now or you are eating horse right

now no

not necessarily think of before at the

end of the sentence as

before now i've never eaten horse

before now in other words you could use

this

beef just before you eat horse or just

before you go to japan if you like as an

emphasis phrase

but it doesn't necessarily mean that you

are in japan

now or that you're eating horse now you

could use it in that way

sure but it doesn't necessarily mean it

if you'd like to emphasize it like if

you're about to eat horse for example

and you said i've never eaten horse

before

you could show your interest or perhaps

to show maybe some

anxiety or nervous feelings about uh

what you're about

to do um but no it does not necessarily

mean

you are in that place like for example

you could just be having a conversation

have you eaten horse before no i've

never eaten a horse before it could just

be a conversation

about it but really before just means

before

now next question next question comes

from luann garcia hi luann one asks i

would like to know how to use

down up off in on and out

after a verb and why it's necessary oh

dear won this is a very big question

your question is about phrasal verbs

these are all called phrasal verbs verb

plus adverb or preposition there are an

enormous

amount of phrasal verbs i cannot

possibly talk about all of them in one

video

phrasal verbs are necessary because they

are part of speech

they are simply a type of verb they are

a type of expression

so you need to know them because they

will help you to communicate effectively

um so if you want to know more about

specific phrasal verbs i would suggest

checking a dictionary

next question next question comes from

huang jang ik

i'm very sorry which one is correct i

work out for one to two

hours a day i work out for one or two

hours a day

i drink coffee two to three times a day

i drink coffee two or three times a day

ah both of these are correct actually

in this case there are very very small

differences between these

one two two hours a day means between

one and two hours uh if you say

i work out for one or two hours a day it

means it's determined like

uh one hour only for a workout or two

hours only for a workout

so the difference here is are you

determining are you deciding

one hour or two cups of coffee or three

cups of coffee

or is it between those two amounts

so using one two two or two two three

means between those two amounts using or

shows it's either a or b but not

between those two this is the difference

between two and or

next question next question comes from

bowie dente

bowie bowie dente vale dante asks

when can i use ever in a present perfect

sentence

like i have ever ever means at any time

or

at all times you can use ever when

you're asking a question like have you

ever blah blah blah have you ever been

to france have you ever eaten ramen have

you ever taken

a trip to the mountains for example we

can use ever when making

questions that's one but because ever

means at all time or at any time

um we may not use it to answer a

question like that have you ever blah

blah blah

we usually say yes or no in that in

response to that we can

say i have never ever taken a trip to

france or i have never

ever forgotten my keys for example i

have never ever blah blah blah

but in that case it still means never an

expression like

never ever just emphasizes the word

never

so to use ever we need to pair ever with

a verb in a sentence so

we can't say i have ever just i

have plus a verb we cannot say i have

ever

that's incorrect i have at some at any

time or at all times

it's it's redundant it's it's not

necessary

we can however use ever in a negative

expression like i haven't

ever been to france or she hasn't

ever eaten cheese for example so

we have to pair ever with a negative

to make a response we use ever for

present perfect tense questions

and paired with a negative have or has

to make a response to make a negative

response so please keep those two in

mind next question

next question comes from rashke rush

rashke rashkesh i'm sorry where do we

use

wanna and gonna and how ah this question

is about the casual contracted forms of

want to and going to so want to

becomes wanna going to becomes gonna in

casual speech

we use them in exactly the same way we

would use i want to

i'm going to he wants to she wants to

he's going to

she's going to we use them in exactly

the same way

which means we use them in casual

situations like

i wanna take a day off or i'm gonna go

to the beach this weekend or

do you wanna see a movie tonight we use

them in exactly the same way

we use want to and going to

but we use them in speech typically we

don't write these unless we're writing

very casual messages like text messages

to our friends or something first

question a lot of you have asked about

what to do to get

a voice that sounds like mine when i'm

making these videos i'm specifically

trying to speak clearly so i'm clearly

separating my words

the way that i talk with my friends and

the way that i talk uh regularly

is a bit different in the way that i

talk on this channel but if you want to

try to get this kind of pronunciation

the best advice i

have is just to repeat this kind of

pronunciation it depends on your goal

if you want to learn to speak like me or

to speak like somebody else that you

really admire

you should try to mimic them that's what

i do and that's

actually a strategy that i use when i

study other languages

as well so if i hear something

interesting that a

a vocabulary word that a friend has used

like in japanese for example

or they have a really good intonation or

just the way they deliver the way they

say something

is really uh interesting to me or i want

to i want to be able to use that too

i put that in my head i think about that

and then i try to replicate that i try

to copy that essentially

to make this explanation shorter mimic

if you want to learn to speak like me

mimic me

if you want to learn to speak like

somebody else try to mimic someone else

but

just keep in mind that the way that i

talk in these videos is different

from the way that i talk in real life

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next question next question is from suha

how do we write a good

paragraph number one you need to think

about the position of your paragraph in

your overall document

let's think about writing a document in

terms of three parts an introduction a

body and a conclusion

in the introduction section you need to

introduce

the key information your reader needs to

know

what they're going to read about later

in your document so

if your paragraph is in the introduction

you need to think about how to introduce

your information there

second the body section of your document

should be where you include your

evidence your supporting materials your

opinions

any references that you have so if your

paragraph falls in the body of the

document you should have these themes in

mind

if your paragraph is in the conclusion

of your document at the end

you should be concluding or finishing

your ideas

it's typically a good idea to summarize

the ideas you presented in the body

and the introduction of your document in

the concluding section

two use transitions when you're writing

it's good to transition from

one sentence to another and to use good

transitions between

paragraphs themselves so some example

transitions could be

first second third or next

then finally after that moreover

additionally

furthermore so transitions help the

reader

connect the ideas that you're presenting

in your writing three

avoid trying to include too much

information in one sentence

remember you need to try to present your

ideas as

clearly and accurately as possible so if

you find you're just writing and writing

and writing and the sentence is becoming

extremely

long take a moment and look at the goal

of this sentence what are you actually

trying to communicate

if you need to break it into smaller

sentences

and connect them with transitions next

question

next question comes from garrison silva

hey again garrison when can i use the

expression

take for granted take for granted this

is an expression

which we typically use in the negative

like don't take

something something for granted don't

take blah blah blah for granted

it means um don't forget to

appreciate this thing or this person so

for example

don't take your parents for granted or

don't take this opportunity for granted

these expressions mean don't forget to

appreciate these things or

um don't just disregard your parents or

don't

disregard this opportunity you recognize

the importance of something

so if you are given a good opportunity

for example or someone gives you good

advice or

a very nice gift perhaps we would

typically use this

um with the negative don't take

something something for

granted meaning don't forget to show

your appreciation

for that thing or for that person

question comes from carla hi carla carla

asks how do native speakers use

to have i have seen i've i have got

formal and informal sure we use the verb

to have for a lot of different meaning

there's a grammatical function for the

verb

have when we pair it with the past

participle form of a verb like i

have plus past participle to make the

present perfect tense or

i had plus past participle to make the

past

perfect tense so there's that kind of

grammatical function

of the verb have however if you just

want to use the verb

have in everyday situations like i have

a phone or i have a camera or

i don't have any money for example then

to have in that case

just means to own something or to hold

something to be keeping something

so please consider the sentence that

you're looking at with the verb

have in it if it comes before a verb in

the past participle

it's probably a past perfect or a

present perfect expression

if you're seeing something after the

verb have

like an object in my examples like a

phone or a camera or money

then it's probably referring to owning

something or

keeping something so those are probably

two of the most

common ways that you'll see the verb

have and its variations in

at least american english speech next

question

next question next question comes from

daniel silvero hi daniel

daniel asks what is the difference

between wish

and desire greetings from paraguay hey

uh what is the difference between

wish and desire wish is used to express

a a wants when you want something that

is different

from the present situation so we often

use it with i wish i were or i wish i

could

something we uh we want or an ability

we want but that we do not have now

something um for the future so i wish i

could speak

seven languages or i wish i had a

million dollars or

i wish i were taking more time off every

week for example

something that is different from the

present condition the present situation

we use

wish or i wish you would call me for

example i wish you would or i wish you

could

to express something that is not

happening now

desire on the other hand desire tends to

be used more formally

and it also can carry more romantic

nuances

it's not used as much conversationally

as the word

wishes wish is used to express wants

things that we want that are not true

now desire is used more um

in romantic situations um like to desire

another person

or um he desired more of her time for

example

but it sounds unnecessarily formal i

feel

you might use it in a in a more formal

like a business context like our client

desires more information about the

situation

um that could be a different use of the

word desire but in general

it sounds a bit more formal and a bit

more romantically charged at times

depending on the situation when it's

used

if you're talking about a person as well

like if you say for example i desire you

it sounds actually quite odd at least in

american english

if you want to use the word desire i

think in romantic situations

it might be applied in a phrase like he

was filled with desire or she was filled

with desire

used more as a noun than as a verb

so i would recommend not using desire so

much to talk about your wants

uh as it can sound a little bit too

formal or can give perhaps the wrong

nuance to the situation

but wish is used to express a a hope for

something or wanting something that is

different from the present situation so

i hope that helps

first question comes from ferris ghazali

faris gazali how do i stop

translating the meaning of english words

in my head

i can tell you about the things that

have helped me and maybe they'll help

you

i put myself in situations where i could

not escape

into my native language in my case i

could not escape into english

i would go out like for food and drinks

with friends who

could not speak english i had no choice

but to use a different language with

them

two something that i've noticed some of

my students do that actually kind of

bothers me

they bring a dictionary to their lesson

and they'll stop

conversations in lessons to check

words in their dictionary and say a

single word at a time

instead of just trying to find a

different way to explain that

one it totally stops the flow of

conversation two

you don't have really the option to do

that in a conversation most of the time

you're not going to be carrying around

your dictionary with you i hope unless

it's in your phone i suppose

third i think that this is a chance to

develop a better skill instead of trying

to translate into english or to

translate into a different language

you should think about finding a

different way to explain the word you

want to use

let's say for example that you want to

use the word beautiful but you can't

remember the word

how would you explain that so think

about other ways to communicate

an idea even if you don't have the

vocabulary word so going to your

dictionary

shouldn't necessarily be the first

course of action it shouldn't

necessarily be your first step

think about a different way to

communicate the idea you're trying to

communicate

think of examples to explain the word

you're looking for and then the other

person can teach you like if

you're working with somebody or you're

talking with somebody

who understands you're not a native

speaker chances are if you can explain

the word you're looking for

they will tell you they will be your

teacher i just explain like with body

language sometimes too if i don't know a

word

so another thing that really helped me

was not just studying vocabulary words

but actually approaching things as

phrases

so not saying okay this word equals this

word in my language but rather here's a

phrase that communicates a meaning

that is interesting to me or that i hear

my friends use a lot

i'm going to use that phrase so don't

just input input input

start outputting too so i hope that's

helpful for you next

question next question from han yan hee

han

han yon hee nah yo hey alicia what's the

difference between

maybe probably perhaps and possibly

great question

maybe probably perhaps possibly

okay maybe probably perhaps and possibly

these are

all adverbs they have the same

grammatical function

maybe probably perhaps and possibly

maybe and perhaps

are very closely related maybe and

perhaps

are they have the same meaning but just

different levels of formality

maybe is like the lower level the more

casual version of the word

perhaps so maybe i'll go to the beach

this weekend and

perhaps i'll go to the beach this

weekend they have really the same

meaning but perhaps

sounds more formal probably however is

different

probably expresses a higher level of

possibility than the other words on this

list i'll probably go to the beach this

weekend

is like a 75 to 80 percent chance the

speaker

is going to go to the beach this weekend

possibly however

possibly has more of a nuance of just

that something

can be done it is possible to do

something we use possibly more in

requests like could you possibly blah

blah blah

for me could you possibly send me this

file

possibly sounds a little too formal for

casual conversations and invitations

but if you're using it at work for

example could you possibly meet me later

this week

instead of could you maybe meet me so

the difference between maybe and

possibly and perhaps they're

possible has that root yeah possible

able to so maybe and perhaps don't have

that nuance

possibly sounds like is it possible is

it

are you able to do this thing maybe and

perhaps

don't contain that nuance so uh to recap

maybe and perhaps are used to express

the same thing a chance of something

happening

perhaps is more formal possibly is used

in a similar way however it refers more

to simple possibility

than is it is are you able to do that

thing

probably expresses a high chance of

something next question

next question is from wong jiang ik hi

hwangjang says i'm curious what do you

do when your days off

you want to know how to do my days off

my days i'm pretty normal

my days off i cook i go jogging

i sleep i i go listen to my favorite djs

i see my friends i eat and drink

and watch tv that's about it i'm a

pretty normal person

first question this comes from shunichi

saito hi

shinichi uh shinichi says i want to know

what does though mean for example it's

very expensive though

i see the word though at the end of a

sentence very often

yeah a lot of you have sent this

question in recently

so i talked in a previous episode of ask

alicia about using the word

though t-h-o-u-g-h at the end of a

sentence

it means but at the end of a sentence

and we use it kind of casually so

when you see the word though t-h-o

it's like an even more casual version of

though t-h-o-u-g-h at the end of a

sentence

so you'll see this a lot on like social

media

you'll see this when you're on like

facebook or twitter or instagram

text messages maybe though just means

but

but at the end of a sentence so in your

example sentence which was

it's really expensive though it means

it's really expensive

but however it's like just putting that

little

but that little disagreement kind of

feeling

at the end of the sentence so it's sort

of like a soft

you know disagreement or a soft sort of

difference of opinion

though means though t-h-o means

though t-h-o-u-g-h but it's just

extremely extremely casual so for a

little bit more detail

you can check this video where i talked

a little bit more about

uh t-h-o-u-g-h at the end of a sentence

with some other examples

so i hope that that helps you i know

many of you have asked that question

lately

next question the next person asked two

questions so the next two questions are

from

essa warsiadi where where's sayadee i'm

very sorry

question one from isa can you explain

through

thorough though and thought they sound

similar

yes indeed they do sound similar and

they even look similar

in writing for sure however these words

have different meanings and different

functions in speech

and in writing let's look at through to

begin with though

through means to pass into

something and to come out the other side

of something

so for example to go through a tunnel or

if you're looking at a document for

example to go through

a document means to read through read

all of the content of the document from

beginning to end

so through something is to to begin at

something

and pass through all of the content to

pass through everything

and come up come out the other side or

to complete something so we also use the

word

through to mean finished in american

english like are you through with dinner

or i'm through with my homework so

through those are a couple of different

ways we use the word

through the second word thorough

thorough so different from through

thorough means um comprehensive thorough

means completely

thorough means well done it has

typically a positive meaning

so for example she was very thorough in

her explanation of the word through or

she was very thorough in her explanation

of the word

thorough sorry she was very thorough in

her presentation meaning she gave a lot

of

information in her presentation thorough

means

well done containing a lot of knowledge

a lot of information

in something thorough so please be

thorough in completing your homework or

he wasn't very thorough in cleaning his

room so

thorough means well done completely done

finished so considering

everything considering all points of

something even the small details is

considered

thorough so we can use thorough for

presentations for activities that

require small details a thorough safety

check for example

so these are actions that are done

completely fully to the small details so

that's

thorough next word here is though though

though you can think of though

in the same way you think of the word

but so it's used to contrast

information it's used to express a

difference in something so you could

follow someone's opinion with an

expression like though so for example

i think summer is the best season though

winter is pretty fun too

so you can think of though in the same

way as you think of but

a though b so you're presenting a

and then a contrasting opinion b and

you're connecting those two ideas with

though in the same way you would but so

though though although is similar we use

although and though

and but in similar ways what's the

difference

but is much more casual and but is used

much more in casual conversation in

everyday conversation

if you're writing a document a formal

document or if you're making a formal

statement

you could use though in place of but so

though

shows contrasting information the last

one on this list is

thought thought thought is the past

tense of

think when used as a verb so i thought

you were coming today or

i thought it was going to rain later or

i thought this was such a great

afternoon

thought is used as the past tense of

think we can also use

thought to refer to an idea as a noun so

i had a thought for example or

do you have any thoughts about this

project so we can use thought as

a verb past tense of think or as a noun

to refer to an

idea so again that's through thorough

though and thought some of you might be

wondering how do i

remember which is which when i'm reading

or when i'm listening

you have to pay attention to the grammar

of the sentence they all have different

grammatical functions

so you need to think about the grammar

surrounding the word

next question next question from han yan

hee han han yon hee nah

ni very sorry hey alicia what's the

difference between maybe

probably perhaps and possibly great

question

maybe probably perhaps possibly okay

maybe probably perhaps and possibly

these are all adverbs they have the same

grammatical function

maybe probably perhaps and possibly

maybe and perhaps

are very closely related maybe and

perhaps

are they have the same meaning but just

different levels of formality

maybe it's like the lower level the more

casual version of the word

perhaps so maybe i'll go to the beach

this weekend and

perhaps i'll go to the beach this

weekend they have really the same

meaning but perhaps

sounds more formal probably however

is different probably expresses a higher

level

of possibility than the other words on

this list i'll probably go to the beach

this weekend

it's like a 75 to 80 chance the speaker

is going to go to the beach this weekend

possibly however

possibly has more of a nuance of just

that something

can be done it is possible to do

something

we use possibly more in requests like

could you possibly blah blah blah

for me could you possibly send me this

file um

possibly sounds a little too formal for

casual conversations and invitations

but if you're using it at work for

example could you possibly meet me later

this week

instead of could you maybe meet me so

the difference between maybe and

possibly and perhaps there

um possible has that root yeah possible

able to so maybe and perhaps don't have

that nuance

possibly sounds like is it possible is

it

are you able to do this thing maybe and

perhaps

don't contain that nuance so uh to recap

maybe and perhaps are used to express

the same thing

a chance of something happening perhaps

is more formal

possibly is used in a similar way

however it refers

more to simple possibility than is it is

are you able to

do that thing probably expresses a high

chance of something

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next question next question is from

muhammad sohail what is the difference

between

famous and popular great question famous

is something that is well known many

people know about that thing or that

person

beyonce is famous the statue of liberty

is famous the eiffel tower is

famous popular however means many people

know about it and it is liked

it has a positive image so like beyonce

is

popular or like a famous candy is

popular like chocolate cake is popular

it's a famous food and many people like

it

so popular is famous plus

like a positive image sometimes we can

use those two words for the same thing

so beyonce is famous

beyonce is popular but famous doesn't

always mean they are popular so someone

can be famous for a bad thing

in that case though it's typically

better to use the word infamous

infamous infamous means famous for a bad

reason so famous for something negative

on to question

two from issa what does love to hate

mean and when can i use it love to hate

means it's something that you really

really dislike

but it's sort of enjoyable to dislike so

for example this is an expression we can

apply

to reality tv so many people think

reality tv

is not very good entertainment or it's

not very high quality entertainment

however it's really really fun to watch

so maybe for example you just hate a

character

on a reality tv show but somehow you

enjoy

watching that tv show too so something

that you feel

very strong dislike for and yet you

really enjoy it at the same time that's

something you can love to

hate you love to hate that thing next

question next question comes from oh

you wrote the pronunciation of your name

very nice

itan iton i think okay hey alicia i hope

you're well uh my level is intermediate

they feel that they're stuck

at the intermediate level and want to

reach the advanced level

they're watching lots of videos on

youtube reading academic articles on the

web but still feel that progress has

somehow

stopped could you give me some advice

okay you say in your message that you

feel your progress somehow has

stopped i have been here too the

intermediate plateau like you begin

learning a language and it's like yeah

i'm learning all these things and then

you kind of like plateau you get to a

level where things don't continue and

you feel like progress goes much more

slowly

i would say in this case first identify

how you feel your progress has stopped

by that i mean like

do you feel like uh your vocabulary is

lacking or

do you find that it's hard to listen to

people and to understand what they're

saying

do you find it's hard to write um is it

hard to to like to read things so

first identify what is that thing that

you feel like you're not good at and

then

start to approach your further studies

with that as the focus

i think that if you can think about your

different skill sets your different

levels

in reading writing speaking and

listening you can identify which of

those

four things is weakest for you and start

there so when you feel your progress has

stopped think like okay what am i not

good at doing and then focus your time

there so

maybe that's a helpful first step for

you hope that helped this week's first

question is a question from bahar

bahar behar i'm very sorry hi alicia i'd

like to learn about as

and like what's the difference between

them to begin with

like is a preposition remember

prepositions are words we use

to show relationships to other words or

to position

the elements in a sentence so for

example at and by and on are also

prepositions

the word like is a preposition however

the word as

is a conjunction a conjunction is a word

that connects

elements in a sentence so for example

and but

or for so these words are conjunctions

that's point one

we use like and as to make comparisons

the general agreement on how to use like

and as

at this point in time is that if you are

following the word

like with a simple statement like a noun

phrase

you should use the word like if however

the part that comes

after the word like or as has a verb

in the clause there's a verb in that

part of this sentence you should use

as to do that because as functions as a

conjunction remember it's connecting the

elements in a sentence

so we should use like if there's just a

simple phrase or a

like a simple noun phrase something like

that after

like or as so to give some examples my

co-worker eats like a pig in that case

i've used the word like because after

like comes a pig it's just a simple noun

phrase

if however i said my co-worker eats as

if he were a pig

i'm using a verb i'm using the verb were

as if

he were so we can use as in cases where

we follow the statement with a verb we

can use

like in cases where we follow that

statement with a simple noun phrase

generally we use them both to make

comparisons i'll say though that native

speakers

often make mistakes with this generally

speaking though especially in spoken

conversation

and casual spoken conversation at least

american english speakers

tend to use like more often than as

in everyday conversation i tend to use

like i rely on like

heavily for my comparisons in everyday

situations

it's like you were it's like he was it's

like blah blah blah

as i feel is more common at least among

american english speakers

in writing so you might see as if and as

though

both of those we can use to make

comparisons like

comes before a simple noun phrase as is

used before something containing

a verb yeah thanks for that question

bahar next question

next question comes from kiara chiara

kiara kiara dr asks

uh i'll help you studying and i'll help

you

to study what is the correct one thanks

i'll help you

something i'll help you do this so just

the regular plain form of the verb i

would

suggest is probably the most natural

choice thanks for the question though

next question next question comes from

sheriff

sheriff ahmed sheriff ahmed okay should

i use the singular or

plural verb after colloquial names for

example

my team have won the match or has won

the match ah okay in this case

uh my team has won the match my team has

won the match so use the singular form

of the verb like

same as like he has or she has my team

has is the correct answer here next

question

the next question is from taylor taylor

asks which one sounds better

i read a newspaper every morning or i

read

the newspaper every morning nice

question this is a question

about articles this is just about being

specific if for example

there's a specific newspaper that you

want to read like i read the

abc newspaper every morning you should

use the

if it's not important to you to be

specific about

a newspaper and if you want to imply

that you just read

any newspaper every morning you can use

a newspaper i read

a newspaper every morning using the

instead though

shows that there's maybe a specific

newspaper

using the before uh newspaper in this

case though sounds like there's a

specific newspaper you read every

morning

if you say i read up newspaper every

morning it sounds like you just

choose any newspaper that's available to

you on that day

and you read that newspaper so using

the shows that there's a specific or it

implies that there's a specific

newspaper you read every day you don't

have to be specific

about which one you can like i read the

new york times every day or i read the

guardian every day for example but if

you say i read a newspaper every day it

sounds like you don't choose the same

newspaper

each day that's the difference between

these two phrases most people however

do choose the same newspaper every day

and so they use i read

the newspaper every day you can say i

read the news every day as well but

using that set phrase the news it's like

the news

for the day i read that day's news every

day where i read the previous day's news

every day so usually we say the news we

don't use

a news it sounds a little strange to use

on news so the same sort of thing

applies to a newspaper

most people choose the same newspaper

every day so we say

the newspaper instead of a newspaper but

thanks for that question taylor nice

next question next question comes from

jeffrey hi jeffrey

jeffrey asks sometimes i watch movies

and some characters

say you wish with a very angry attitude

or

i wish in other situations what

do these two sentences mean and how do i

use it

aha interesting question okay when

someone responds with

you wish to a negative suggestion

it's like they're mutually together

they're

recognizing that they don't like each

other so usually the first character

will say

something like make a negative

suggestion like you should

uh you should leave town and get a

different job like leave us alone

something like that

and then the other character will say

yeah you wish like

yes this this character recognizes you

want me to do that yes but i'm not going

to do that

in other words so it's sort of like a

challenge so this person says like this

negative suggestion

the other person recognizes this

suggestion says no

i'm not going to do that but i know you

want me to do that

so you wish in this way means it's like

a negative challenge

they're kind of fighting recognizing

they dislike each other so that's one

the other one what was the other one so

i wish we talked about i wish in the

previous the previous episode of ask

alicia so please check that out but

essentially

i wish refers to something that we

cannot do now or something that is

different from the present situation but

we want uh we want to happen or we want

to be able to do so please check the

last

episode of ask alicia for more about i

wish like the positive

next question next question comes from

brain bryan ryan i'm

very sorry hey alicia what's your height

i am 1000 centimeters tall

or maybe i'm six centimeters tall and

this whole thing has just been

scanned the entire time next question

next question comes from bowie dente

bowie bowie dende

when can i use ever in a present perfect

sentence

like i have ever ever means at any time

or

at all times you can use ever when

you're asking a question like have you

ever blah blah blah have you ever been

to france

have you ever eaten ramen have you ever

taken a

trip to the mountains for example we can

use ever

when making questions that's one but

because ever means at all time or at any

time

we may not use it to answer a question

like that have you ever blah blah blah

we usually say yes or no in that in

response to that

we can say i have never ever taken a

trip to france or i have never

ever forgotten my keys for example i

have never ever blah blah blah

but in that case it still means never an

expression like

never ever just emphasizes the word

never

so to use ever we need to pair ever with

a verb in a sentence so we can't say

i have ever just i have

plus a verb we cannot say i have ever

that's incorrect

i have at some at any time or at all

times

it's it's redundant it's it's not

necessary

we can however use ever in a negative

expression like i haven't

ever been to france or she hasn't

ever eaten cheese for example so

we have to pair ever with a negative uh

to make a response we use

ever for present perfect tense questions

and paired with a negative

have or has to make a response to make a

negative response so please keep those

two in mind first

question from harley pasos harley paso

paso

passport i'm very sorry harley asks what

is the use

of get plus adverb or preposition

for example i get down this is a

question about phrasal verbs with

get we can use a lot of different things

after the word

get in your example to get down we use

it when dancing for example like i want

to

get down this weekend it's sort of an

old-fashioned expression though to get

down we can use

a lot of different uh words after the

verb

get though for example get into to get

into something

means to become interested in something

you might hear to get at

like get at me or get at your professor

to get at means to reach

out to or to communicate with but it's a

very casual expression you can say get

after like i need to get after my

homework for example it means to like

chase after or try to do

something also to get in like to get

into a club

to get into a restaurant to get into a

party the nuance is that something is

challenging

but you can gain access to that thing

like i got into the party last night but

i wasn't on the list there are a lot of

different uses of the word

get i can't talk about all of them in

this video because there are so many

so if you're curious about the various

phrasal verbs that we can use with the

word get check out a dictionary that's a

really good place to start

next question comes from uh alexander hi

alexander alexander

says hi alicia what's the difference

between the words

intelligent smart and clever intelligent

and smart have the same meaning they

mean someone who has a lot of knowledge

and the image is that they got it from

like books from studying from classrooms

from lectures

intelligent and smart they have that

same feeling about them

but intelligence sounds more formal

smart is used a lot among young people

who have good academic abilities for

example

clever also means that someone has a lot

of knowledge but the idea with

clever maybe they have knowledge from

books and classes yes

but their knowledge is from world

experience

so they're really good with like people

in situations and they can think

quickly maybe and they have good ideas

that's someone who is

clever sometimes clever has the image of

being a little bit like sneaky

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next question next question comes from

long

and long anne asks what is the

difference between simple

past tense and past continuous tense or

past progressive tense

simple past tense we use for actions

that started

and ended in the past so the beginning

of the action and the end of the action

happened in the past so for example the

sentence i ate

breakfast is a simple past tense

statement i

ate breakfast eight is the simple past

tense the past continuous tense however

or the past progressive tense

is something we use to talk about an

action that was continuing

at a specific point in time in the past

if i want to use the past progressive

tense i can say i was eating breakfast

using that continuous tense using that

progressive tense implies i want to

explain

something else that happened at that

time or maybe i want to

add some more information so for example

i was eating breakfast

at eight o'clock this morning or i was

eating breakfast when the phone rang or

i was eating breakfast and watching tv

at the same time

i was eating breakfast while studying

today by using the past progressive i'm

explaining that an action was continuing

at a specific point in time as in the

example i was eating

breakfast at eight o'clock or i can use

past progressive to show one action was

happening at the same time as another

action

in the past if i use just the simple

past tense i'm just saying

a simple fact in other words this action

happened i

ate breakfast at eight o'clock if i want

to emphasize

the continuous nature of the action for

some reason like i was eating breakfast

at eight o'clock

i can use the past progressive tense in

that case it might be in response to a

question like

what were you doing at eight o'clock

this morning so if someone wants to ask

maybe uh what you were doing at a

specific point in time like someone is

suspicious of you like

what were you doing last night you can

say like oh i was having dinner with my

friends last night but past ten simple

past tense is something we use for

actions which start

uh and finish uh in the past but

progressive the progressive tense and

past

can be used to emphasize the continuing

nature of that situation or that action

first question this week comes from

eduardo hi eduardo could you explain

please how to use the expressions one at

all

two kind of three actually

for a big picture sure number one at

all we use at all as an emphasis phrase

after negative statements i don't want

to study at all today he doesn't like me

at all we can also use this expression

in question

question two about kind of it depends on

which expression you mean there's kind

of which can mean

a little bit or somewhat i kind of want

to eat vietnamese food for dinner you'll

also notice that the pronunciation there

changes to kinda kinda

not kind of but kinda kinda depending on

the way the sentence is made

though kind of can also refer to types

of something

what kind of ice cream do you like they

don't know what kind of house they want

here kind of means type so they don't

know what kind of house they want they

don't know what kind of food they want

to eat for dinner for example so

check to see which way kind of is being

used if it's coming before a verb

like i kind of want to eat or i kind of

want to go then it probably means

a little bit but if it's coming before a

noun

then it probably means type of noun so

hope that helps third question

about the word actually actually right

we use the word

actually when we want to explain the

real

situation as we understand it so

people like to use actually actually to

introduce their opinion

as though it's fact sometimes so some

examples of this

actually i don't live in the united

states i don't think he actually likes

chocolate

so in these ways we're introducing a

real situation

as we understand it we use actually to

do that

your fourth question is about uh big

picture

big picture is used to talk about a

broad

idea of something so going away from a

small detail

and talking about like the entire

situation

at one time i know you think studying

vocabulary is boring but look at the big

picture

it's important to know small details

he's losing sight of the big picture

he's wasting time and money so the big

picture is kind of like

maybe the the bigger situation hope that

helps next

question next question comes from yasin

ya yasi yasin i'm very sorry what's the

difference between

on time and in time is it you arrived

just on time

or you arrived just in time we use on

time

to refer to doing something at the

correct

time doing something at a scheduled time

so for example i need to get to work on

time

meaning at the correct time or did you

make it to your appointment

on time in time however is used when we

want to kind of give a nuance of

rushing or hurrying for something i need

to leave my house now

to get to the airport in time for my

flight i need to study for my test

now if i want to be in time for the

party later

you should probably leave now if you

want to be in time for the movie

in time for something else so

i want to do action a to make my

schedule

meet this other condition this other

thing i would like to do or this other

thing i need to do in

time for has the nuance of a deadline we

can use this expression in like a panic

like oh my gosh i'm not going to make it

in time like to submit a paper i'm not

going to make it in time

in time means like before the deadline

whereas on time has the meaning of

completing an

action or completing something at a

scheduled time

next question next question is from wan

fang chen hi wong fun hey alicia what

does you just

made my day mean i heard this phrase but

i don't fully understand it yeah

so you made my day is a really positive

phrase you can imagine this as you just

made my day

much better but we don't say much better

so we use this when someone gives us

good news we can say you

just made my day or you made my day just

sounds like something happened very

recently you just made my day a raise

you just made my day we get to take the

afternoon off

you just made my day those are

situations where someone is really happy

and wants to express

that the other person improved their day

in that moment

nice expression next question the next

question comes from gerson silva

hi what is the difference between shade

and

shadow oh great this is a great question

both of these words can be used to refer

to

a place that is darker than its

surroundings

because there's an object that is

blocking the light

we can say there's shade over there or

there's a shadow over there

in that sentence they are used the same

however

shadow refers to the dark shape only so

a person

can cast a shadow we use cast the verb

cast with a shadow i cast a shadow when

i stand

in the sun for example shade however as

a noun

refers to or has the nuance of a kind of

shelter

so shelter provided by some other object

shelter from the light shelter from the

sun so we would say

stand in the shade because shade has the

nuance of

shelter we would not say stand in the

shadow shadow does not carry the nuance

of shelter in the way that shade does

interestingly enough though shade and

shadow are both used as

verbs as well to shadow something means

to follow something closely

to shadow someone at work means to

follow someone at work and and try to

understand their job

for example shade is used as a verb to

mean to create

shelter from light for example the

canopy shaded

us from the sun shade also has some

interesting uses you might hear the

slang phrase to throw

shade throwing shade is a really

interesting slang expression that we use

which means

to communicate disrespect or to to

communicate like contempt

uh bad feelings for something when

you're speaking generally in most cases

when you want to talk about a dark cool

area we should say

shade stand in the shade when you want

to talk only about the dark

area that dark object use shadow next

question

comes from kelso moreno you wrote your

name in all caps back to back

what does it mean sometimes i hear it in

baseball games

do you know yes i do know the expression

back to back means

one thing after another so we have two

things

sometimes more back to back to back you

can put that in a line

it means in baseball for example like

one home run

after another we could say two home runs

back to back two or more things

happening quickly in succession it's

used a lot in sports

next question actually two questions

from danny hi danny danny's first

question

is you talked about lit as slang yes i

talked about lit

in episode 2 episode 1 episode 2 of ask

alicia can you please talk about the

verb

light and using it in active and passive

sure

light means to start a fire so to light

a fire to light a candle

some examples of active and passive

voice with this verb then why don't we

light some candles for dinner tonight

all the candles in the restaurant were

lit on our camping trip

my neighbors lit a fire and we brought

uh hamburgers to me a fire was lit in

the campsite while we were gone

i was going to light a fire but i fell

asleep so to light means to start a fire

he lit the house on fire we can say to

light blah blah blah

on fire so there are a few different

examples of using the verb

light in active and in passive past

tense future tense as well so i hope

that that's helpful danny's

second question can you talk about ride

and its uses

like take someone for a ride can i take

a ride riot is another verb that has a

lot of different uses you use the

example

to take someone for a ride means to

drive together with someone

to go for a ride has the nuance of doing

something just for

fun it's just for fun i want to take a

ride to

a location i want to take a ride to the

mountains this weekend or take a ride to

the beach but to take

someone for a ride means to invite

someone to drive

somewhere with you in a car that's one

way to use ride you can also say

give me a ride can you give me a ride so

this is a request

expression i don't have a car my friend

has a car i want my friend to take me

in their car to a location i can say can

you give me a ride

to the movie theater can you give me a

ride to the lake

give me a ride is a request so give me a

ride in your car

so there are a lot of uses of ride if

you want to see

all of them or if you want to see more

of them i recommend checking a

dictionary there are quite a few

and i can't talk about them all in this

video so please check a dictionary next

question is from anderson sousa anderson

salsa hi anderson anderson asks hi

alicia how are you doing i'm reading

harry potter and i just saw the sentence

goodnight harry how do you pronounce

goodnight yeah

good night we sometimes say goodnight

goodnight so that in good is dropped we

remove that ud

sound and we say good night good night

so good night

that's how you say it hope that helps

next question okay next question is from

femme femme what does you're too good to

be true mean

is it good or not maybe you've heard

this in a famous song you're too good to

be true can't take my eyes off of you

in that case it's a good meaning a

different way to say this expression is

you are so good you are so amazing that

i can't believe you're real

so in other words something must be

wrong there must be some problem with

you

it's not possible for you to be real

because you are

so good you are so great so you're too

good to be true it's like

wow i'm amazed by you so it's a good

expression if

however uh maybe in a more uncommon

situation

someone said like ah this guy's too good

to be true like

maybe reviewing a job application for

example uh this girl

she's too good to be true like if it's

said in that way maybe there's something

suspicious

about that person this doesn't seem

right there's just too much good

information here there must be some

problem with this person depending on

the intonation it can portray

either a very positive meaning or a very

suspicious meaning

in most cases however it's a positive

meaning so if you heard this in a song

for example

it's probably a very positive kind of

romantically nuanced phrase

thanks very much for that question pham

nice one next

question is from oz rocha jr sorry i

hope i said that right uh alicia how do

we separate words in a text when we get

to the end of the line

your text formatting software should do

that for you do you use word

word should do that for you if you use

just

text or notepads there should be a word

wrap function i don't know google it

google it if that doesn't help you

your second question though what is the

difference in pronunciation

between life and life or live

for example my life is good and two

i live in a big city right

so life and the word that's spelled

l-i-v-e

as in your example i live in a big city

have different pronunciations

the vowel pronunciation of the i sound

is different

in life it's a very open sound lie

like life life in the second word

uh liv the i sound is kind of tall

it's very like kind of in your nose liv

that's the first sound that's a bit

different so

li li li le that's the that's the i

sound that's different

but then the consonant sound is also

different the f

in life so there's there's just

air coming out of my mouth i'm not

making any sound

with my vocal cords there just life life

with the word

live however i'm making a v sound so

that's the difference so i have to i

have to use my vocal chord

to make the sound so life

no vocal chords live vocal chords used

however do be careful live l-i-v-e can

also be pronounced

live so that v sound i talked about

where you use your vocal chords

plus that open i sound live so

like a live performance for example so

you need to pay attention to the grammar

of the sentence

to understand if it's live or live

as well so life and live have very

different pronunciations

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next question rabia our shot rate rabia

arshad rabia i'm very sorry

what's the difference between can and

may

i saw this on the dining like a champ

cheat sheet

and noticed these words were used for

requests

what's the difference can and may for

requests

in modern english in modern american

english are used

the same if i use them in a statement

can refers to ability

may refers to permission please just be

careful can and may are only used in the

same way

to make requests in modern american

english next

question is from harley hi harley hello

again

what is the correct use it's i have

breakfast i have lunch i have dinner or

i breakfast i lunch i dinner i dine ah

nice question harley i use the i have

lunch i have dinner i have breakfast

version

if you drop have you sound very posh

posh means like

uh fashionable sophisticated a bit rich

as well

so i'm not any of those things but

saying

i breakfast i lunch i dinner it sounds

like you have a very high opinion

of that activity in most cases at least

in my life i don't have a reason

to speak like that so i always say i

have breakfast or i have lunch or i have

dinner

it's not incorrect to say i breakfast i

lunch

i dine but it sounds a bit unnatural in

most

everyday life situations you don't

really need to talk with that level of

formality i don't think next

question next question is from ferris

forests gazali ferris gasoline i'm very

sorry

ferris asks hey alicia can we use hasn't

in an essay hasn't the contracted form

of has

not you can it's physically possible for

you to use

hasn't in an essay sure but if you use

contractions in your writing it makes

you in my opinion it makes you sound a

bit

less formal if you use the expanded form

the un the non-contracted version

you're going to sound a bit more formal

a bit more polished i feel this does not

only apply to the word has not

and hasn't therefore this applies to all

contractions really

the answer is yes you can but i don't

necessarily recommend it if you want to

sound

uh formal and polished thanks for that

question now ferris next question

what does the word lit mean what does

the word lit mean

lit is actually a slang word it's common

slang among young people especially in

the us

right now maybe many of you know that

the verb to

light has the past tense uh lit lit is

used to talk about for example a party

or some kind of social gathering usually

that's really exciting or that's really

really fun or that's

kind of crazy so lit using the past

tense there

you can kind of imagine that like a fire

when you light a fire

it maybe it gets bigger and it gets kind

of wild a little bit crazy like there's

a spark and then it starts so if you see

the word lit like this party was lit

it means it was really crazy it was

really good it was really fun

you can use it if you want but just keep

in mind that really young people use

that word i don't use that word for

reference but again i'm not cool

first question first question this week

comes from iman again hi i'm on you send

lots of questions thanks which one

is correct i want rest or i want to take

rest uh well you can say i want rest

to mean in general just you would like

to

do nothing to relax um grammatically

though i want to take

a rest is correct or i want to

rest both of those are correct however

in american english we don't usually say

i want to take a rest

it's more common to say i want to take a

break i want to take a break or let's

take a break or can we take a break

something like that is more common you

can say i want to take a rest

but again in american english rest is

less

common next question what is correct i

thought you were gone or i thought

you are gone i thought you are gone we

need to use

i thought you were gone here i thought

you were gone so

i thought past tense and you were is

also

past tense it's a past tense thought

past tense situation

um so please use passions next question

from gabriella hi gabriella uh hi alicia

what is the difference between

used to and used to in fast speech

the difference in pronunciation yeah um

basically

when we're speaking quickly or i suppose

even not

quickly we tend to pronounce used to

as used to the grammar doesn't change

it's just the pronunciation changes

because

it's difficult to say used to very

quickly i used to i used to it's very

difficult to say

so we just say used to instead i used to

use a smartphone

he used to play soccer we used to cook

every day in each of these sentences

i contracted used to to used to i think

actually in most cases we probably do

say used to

instead of used to because it's quite

difficult to say

again this shouldn't really cause any

communication problems used to

and used to have the same meaning just

different pronunciation

ah next question also maybe about were

and was

why do we use if i were and not if i

was uh this is a great question and

actually a lot of native speakers make

mistakes with this

it's a small point to be fair but if you

want to be correct

you should always use if i were this is

a grammar point

it refers to the subjunctive mood the

subjunctive mood

an explanation of subjunctive is a bit

beyond the scope

it's a bit much for this video but we

will always use

if i were when the subject there is i

in the conditional if i were we always

use work

you will hear native speakers say if i

was if i was

if you want to be extremely strict and

extremely nitpicky

um were is actually the correct one but

if you use was if you make a mistake and

you use was you will still be

understood so um but yes this is related

to the subjunctive mood in english

next question from suinte

i hope i said that right suente says hi

alicia which word do you prefer

using as an american america the united

states the united

states of america the us the usa or the

states i

only started using america to refer to

my country when i moved

to japan because the people around me

used the word

america to refer to the country but i

think before that

i said uh the u.s i used the u.s people

would say where are you from

the u.s why did i use the u.s because

it's short and easy to say the u.s i

don't want to say the united states of

america it sounds long

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下一个问题 好吧 下一个不是真正

的问题，但我

注意到你们中的许多人

喜欢把文章放在呃或

在你的形容词之前 一个形容词之前

但你忘记使用名词 你

知道马里奥自我介绍他

说的是我

当你忘记

在你的形容词之后使用某种名词或

其他什么但你听起来有点像

mario's it's 很好 很好

很好 很好 对我来说很有趣

就像是一只眼睛 所以

这就是我 你需要

包含你所指的名词

它是一个很好的视频或很好的

解释

它很好或不好或很好 或者

这

是一个很好的解释，但不要忘记

在使用形容词后使用你的

名词它是一个

好

东西它是一个好东西它是一个

坏东西所以请

呃没有名词的文章

确保使用

你的名词，它应该是 在

单数形式 如果你使用

a 或 an 你需要使用名词的单数

形式 听起来不像 mario

第一个问题今天你有

美国口音还是英国口音

很多人都问过

这些年来，我有一个

非常具体的美国口音我想我

说

的是西海岸美国口音而不是

英国英语如果你想知道

英国英语听起来像什么

YouTube频道上有一些视频与

我们的其他人之一的吉娜 主持人她

说英国口音，所以你可以听她说话，以了解

我的口音

和她的口音英国英语和

美国英语之间的一些差异，所以谢谢这个

问题，但是是的，我说

美国英语下一个问题是

什么意思

他们不能从我这里拿走他们

是谁，

他们是什么意思，我们用

他们这个词

来指

代我们以外的其他

人，这经常用于谈论类似

新闻或谈论

gen 他们说这个

披萨是目前城里最好的披萨

他们说

只有每天学习才能提高你的英语水平

他们说你一生中能做的最困难的事情

就是搬到另一个国家 他们只是

任何人第二点 带走的

意思

带走意味着

属于某个位置的某个对象从该位置删除，

例如

美式英语中的外卖食物，我们实际上使用外卖，

但外卖食物是一个类似的想法，

尤其是在英式英语

外卖中

所以你从餐厅拿走你的食物

所以你拿走

别的东西你从餐厅拿走你的食物

所以

在表达他们不能

从我这里拿走

他们的意思是外面的其他人你

不能拿走东西 来自你的

下一个问题我们如何使用欢呼这个词

我们什么时候使用它是正式的还是

非正式的请

用美式英语帮忙

我们在喝酒时使用欢呼当我们想

开始广告时 与其他人

一起溜冰 我们经常

碰杯 所以喜欢一起碰眼镜

并说

欢呼 我们在美式英语中以这种方式使用欢呼

在其他

类型的英语中如英式英语或

澳大利亚英语

说谢谢，或者

如果我的朋友要我帮个忙，我

同意帮个忙，

我可以提前向我说声

谢谢 非正式的一面

如果你想

在正式场合使用它，当你

和某人一起喝酒时，你可以使用

欢呼，但在大多数情况下，我们

非正式地非正式地使用它，这不是一个超级正式

的表达方式。

蠕动不要成为蠕动我我

认为迈克尔在一个

古老的英语主题视频中谈到了这个所以我

在现场直播中谈到了令人毛骨悚然的

形容词令人毛骨悚然所以

引起紧张

悬念的东西令人毛骨悚然 蠕变

一词用作名词 不要成为蠕变 一个

令人毛骨悚然的人 一个男人可能是一个蠕变 一个

女孩

可能是一个蠕变 所以蠕变是一个

引起令人毛骨悚然的感觉的人 呃

可能会发生不好的事情 我感到紧张

那个人有点奇怪

有点奇怪 那人是

个毛病 他是个毛病 她是个毛病 所以

不要

毛病 意味着你不应该表现

得像毛病 不要

让对方感到紧张 不要

毛骨悚然 人不要变态

每个人都是好建议

不要变态

不要变希腊 如果你想做一个

let's blah blah 否定句，

不要放在动词前面，让我们不要去那个

部分，让我们

不要加上一些动词或动词短语，

让我们

这个周末不要去远足

，今晚不要看那部电影，我累了，

我们不要 blah blah blah 使我们的

句子

否定 谢谢你的

问题 第一个问题 本周的第一个问题来自

iman 我在嗨 我在这

之间

有什么区别是它是如何工作的

这不是它所说的

那不是它是如何工作的 让我们

从 第一个表达是，

它是怎么回事

这是一个非常随意的表达，

你可以用它来表达，比如

对情况的确认

确认或对状态的确认，

但它通常与一种

负面的细微差别一起使用

，例如，如果你的朋友 制定了一个

您不同意的计划，

但您的朋友拒绝更改该

计划 您可以说它

是怎样的，它是一种消极的，

而且它

使用起来不太好，所以它是怎样的，这

是第一个，第二个

是 它是如何工作的，这

是我们用来确认

呃如何使用某物的表达方式，也许这是我

第一次使用 iPhone，例如

，当我学习如何正确使用某物时，我得到了正确的

东西，

我通常可以用 n 向上的

语调 oh

是它的工作方式 意思是 oh

是正确的使用方式，

所以我们使用的是它是如何工作的，以

确认

使用某物的正确方式，这样您

就可以将它与计算机一起使用，就像汽车一样，您可以使用

任何东西 正在学习如何

使用它是如何工作的，

所以你可以

在对

你询问的下一个表达做某事之前使用这个表达作为确认，

这不是它所说的那不是

它所说的用于表达

对书面信息

的分歧 说你在做速食汤

或喜欢速食拉面之类的东西

，你决定在面条上倒冷水

来煮汤，但你的朋友说不，

不，看包装

，这不是它说的，所以这里的

意思是包装，上面写着 指的是

包装上的书面说明，所以

这不是它所说的

意思是这里有一些错误或者

你犯了一个错误，

所以书面说明与

你的行为不符，这不是它所说的

你可以我们 e 这是为了表达

对书面

信息的不同意见，这不是它所说的

最后一个表达是，这不是它的

工作方式，这不是它的工作方式

这是我们用来表达

对如何使用某些东西的不同意见，

你

错误地使用了一些不正确的东西，

那不是 它是如何工作的

所以我希望这对你有帮助

美味

我妈妈的感恩节晚餐很好 或者我

不想贬低我朋友的

成功

如果某件事

真的很棒或真的很有趣，或者它

也可能是负面

的 贬低某事意味着让

这件事看起来不那么重要

实际上，如果有丑闻，

例如

总统试图淡化

这种情况的严重性，这意味着这是一个

非常严重的问题 tuation

但是总统正试图让它

看起来不像实际

那么严重

爸爸肯定已经拥有它至少

两年了，

为什么他们使用已经拥有，这有

什么规则，

所以实际上不要认为它是拥有

并且已经附着在那里，

而是你应该在这

句话中关注的是

必须 have here so must have

当我们想谈论过去的

高水平可能性

时，我们使用 must have，然后

是动词的过去分词形式，因此在这种

情况

下，说话者正在猜测

听众的父亲

拥有的东西 过去至少两年，

所以

你爸爸肯定已经经历了至少

两年，

所以这是过去时态

说话者正在

猜测过去，但说话者

正在猜测

的 c 水平很高 信心，所以他们

使用 一定

有 一定有很高的

可能性 她不在这里

她一定去上班 孩子们

在车里 他们一定游泳完

他在办公室微笑 他一定

有一个很好的会议 所以所有这些 是

猜测，但这些猜测显示

出很高的置信度

说话者的猜测很有可能是正确的，

所以说话者使用 must have

加上动词的过去分词形式

希望对你有帮助

下一个问题 下一个问题是关于

条件句是否存在 没问题，当

你先说主子句

然后你说 if 子句是

正确的，是的，这

在直播中很好

第二条如果我

今天完成编辑这个视频我可以去

跑步

我可以反转那个句子

如果我今天完成编辑这个视频我可以去跑步

两个句子完全是c 或者，

由你来选择

你喜欢的顺序，谢谢你的问题现在

很好，下一个问题

来自 mifta mifta hi mifta

天文学和占星术有什么区别，

好吧，天文学是指

对空间的科学研究，所以就像

恒星和行星

地球以外的一切都是

对它的科学研究

占星术是指

我们可以做出预测 呃

对人类行为做出猜测 嗯，这些

预测

是基于类似恒星

、行星和事物

的位置，这些位置可以影响呃

人类行为

可以影响我们的生活 希望对我们

有帮助

过去的某一点

直到现在

我一直想做一些我一直想做的

事情 我对连续性有强烈的细微差别

我使用渐进式

或连续式

想要我一直想看那

部电影我一直想

和我的朋友喝杯咖啡我一直

想睡更多觉 我一直

想去慢跑一些你

过去开始想要并

一直

想要的东西，直到这个时间点你可以

说我一直想要

我们也可以将其他动词应用于这种模式，

就像我一直在想你们

一样 一周我整天都在担心你，

所以这些持续的过去情绪

也可以用进行时态来谈论

下一个问题是来自付费的

我如何学习英语口语或如何

在家提高我的英语口语能力

一个人 是的 谢谢你的问题

看看这个视频 我

在这个视频里谈到了 就在这里 我认为

答案是在 12

分 40 秒标记处所以有几个

关于如何在家独自学习英语的技巧

希望对你有

帮助 xt 问题 下一个问题来自

ricardo

villarreal 我很抱歉

一个主题是什么意思 一个意味着任何

人

在更随意的演讲中听起来很正式

我们说

你喜欢 如果你去

电影院 你会在哪里买爆米花来

制作 听起来更

正式，我们可以说一个人会在哪里买

爆米花而不是使用

你，我们说一个，所以你可能会

更多地以书面形式看到这一点，或者

在你

不合适或太随意的情况下看到这一点，所以

一个意味着任何人这并不意味着

数字 它并不指代

另一个名词 一定很多 if

句子 比如 if one is a doctor 一个人能

赚多少钱 只表示一个

人 任何人 感谢 ricardo

下一个问题 下一个问题来自

asgar 嗨 oscar

uh oscar says what's

由你决定和

你决定之间的区别哦，好吧，首先

这取决于你，这意味着你可以决定

，例如

今晚你想去哪里吃晚饭，这取决于你想看什么电影

今晚由你决定

这个周末你想去哪里由

你决定你可以决定你正在做的

事情是指其他人一直在

做的事情，

所以我们用它来表达你

一直在做的事情 最近有很多有趣的事情

或一个有用的问题是呃

你在做什么意味着你在做什么就像

你在这个周末做什么或者

你今晚

在做什么来检查别人在做什么你

也可以用这个 过去

你最近在做什么这些

是非常好的问题要问

而不是你好吗或你

在做什么

意味着你决定

你在做什么意味着你在做什么

来自nita aprioni的下一个问题我希望我

说你的名字是对的我很抱歉

我能说

那只脆皮鸡上的番茄酱很美味吗

味道是烧烤照烧或黑

胡椒它不

辣啊是的你可以说酱汁很

美味很常见所以

一些咸味的 我们

在

food live s里聊得很快 不那么

甜但仍然非常非常

美味的

东西通常

更咸的东西我们并没有真正用

咸味来解释甜的东西它更多的是

用于咸的东西或

具有非常深味道的东西

所以是的，您可以将您的酱汁、

烧烤酱或

鸡肉描述为美味的任何

东西 意思是

太阳镜是复数名词，我们应该

使用 do 而不是 do

啊，这很有趣，好吧，你的

例句有点棘手，

所以当你询问

一个词的含义时，

即使你知道它是一个复数名词

don' 在这个例句

中不用担心 blah blah blah 是什么意思你可以

在这个模式中使用任何东西这是因为

你

实际上并没有询问你实际上

不是

作为的对象 关于你要

问的那个

词只有这个词本身所以

只是使用太阳镜的

意思很好，因为你正在寻找你没有问

的那个词的实际含义

你不是那个实际的

对象 问一些关于

太阳镜的问题，所以在这个特定的

例句中，你总是可以使用

blah blah blah 的意思，

所以母语人士也

这样做 可以使用

该模式中的任何东西，但是如果您

想在类似于此的句子中

使用复数名词，如太阳镜或任何

其他复数名词

，您确实

需要更改

太阳镜的作用或为什么裤子

有口袋

或企鹅最常看到的人

请像其他复数名词一样使用do，

但是很好的问题

考虑一下谢谢我几乎忘了

还有一件事我想和

你谈谈你们没有问这个

问题，但我

在我们最近做的美食直播中注意到，

甜点和沙漠之间的区别

是拼写是一个，但这两个

词是不同的，

让我们从甜点这个词开始

，一餐结束时出现的

甜食甜点的拼写是两个

s 我们用甜点拼写

甜点，但是

拼写为沙漠的沙漠这个词

指的是像干燥的风景一样没有很多

植物

没有很多动物住在那里

如果你拼错了甜点这个词

并且你忘记了它变成了

沙漠也很有趣还有

另一个 拼写为沙漠的单词的发音方式

这是一个动词 to沙漠 所以去沙漠

意味着离开一些东西而不

打算回来就像离开一个

城镇或抛弃你的

家人放弃一些东西也可能意味着

像这样离开一个军事阵地

离开军队请注意甜点作为

一顿饭的结束

，甜点意味着离开或

放弃某事

有sa me 发音但

语法功能不同

所以请注意这

一点 我们如何将它们放在一起 我要离开

我的车站，这样我就可以

在沙漠中享用甜点 下一个问题

下一个问题来自 kim in thai hi

kim intai OK

精神动物是什么意思，就像

你的精神

动物是什么一样

通常虽然在互联网上，

我们使用

精神动物来指代

我们认为符合我们的

个性或符合我们的行为

的动物，例如，

如果我是一个缓慢懒惰的人并且我

不喜欢做很多活动，我

可以说树懒是我的精神动物

嗯，或者如果我像一个好斗的人

，我很孤独，我可能

认为自己像一个战士或猎人

我不知道也许我可以说是老虎

是我的精神动物 例如，

它是一种我们觉得与我们密切相关的动物

，它可能会发生变化，

就像

今天我觉得与

这种特定的动物有联系，所以我们可以

说要小心，有些

人可能有宗教或

精神信仰

将他们与精神动物紧密联系起来，

或者您可能还会听到

我认为精神动物指南这个词，但

只要

注意情况，我

认为您可以很快

了解该人如何使用

精神动物我通常认为的精神动物

取决于 那天我的精神动物

要么是飞鼠，要么是鸭嘴兽，

因为这两种动物

有点像介于动物之间，它们

有一些不同的动物

，

但就像飞鼠一样，它

有点灵活和适应性强 并且

精力充沛而且跑得非常快

但是鸭嘴兽就像这个

看起来很傻的生物一样整天游来游

去寻找食物然后sl

永远如此

喜欢取决于那一天我觉得

我有时是一只飞鼠

有时是一只鸭嘴兽第

一个问题本周第一个问题

来自iman你好再次我

在我在说确定的用途是什么

文章

the 我们使用 the 和单数名词来

指

代该名词的特定实例，因此当

您讲故事时，

我们通常会使用 a 来介绍名词的第一个实例

，然后我们将使用 the

来指代 对于那件事的具体实例，

例如一个简单的故事，

我走在街上，我看到

一只

狗，这只狗真的很可爱

关于

故事中的狗，我用 uh 来介绍它，

然后我用 the 来指代

我

在故事前面

介绍

的那只狗

当您需要引用特定的 no 时，这个词

联合国或当您必须提及特定

群体时，例如

学区的老师罢工了，

所以具体来说，我们谈论

的是特定

学区的老师，老师们

罢工了 pta会议上的母亲

组织了一次烘焙 sale

它是一个由其他东西定义的特定组，

所以在这种情况下

，参加 pta 会议的

母亲只有参加那次会议的母亲，而

不是来自不同组的母亲，

所以我们使用 to uh 来谈论特定

实例 本周的第一个问题

来自 dave hi dave 有些人

在互联网上使用 lol 是什么意思是的

lol 可能意味着

大声笑或很多笑声我都

听到过，

但无论哪种方式，我们都使用这个表达来

快速

解释我们的想法 有趣的事情

大声笑

下一个问题下一个问题来自

约翰尼嗨约翰尼你写了一条很长的

信息非常感谢你观看

我

听说过的俚语 ral times

and don't understand well i know right

使用 i know right 就像是一个邀请，

然后

让另一个人再次同意

真的

我知道是对的，所以认为我知道

正确就像一个更强大的人，比如

更加强调协议和

邀请对方再次同意

，我知道是的

，你也同意，不是吗，你下一个

问题

来自帕维尔，嗨，帕维尔帕维尔说，嘿，艾丽西亚，

请告诉我们

我想要的不和不之间的区别

不，我不想，例如，啊，

是的，

所以这些之间并没有真正的

区别，就像我不想

和我不想做某事一样，

这两种都是

解释演讲否定的随意方式，正确的

句子是 我不想

做某事，

但就像母语人士有时

喜欢玩一些语法

，这是他们可能使用这种模式的原因之一

，这些模式中的任何一种，

有时我们也会开始一个句子 nce，

我们让它像我想要的那样积极

，然后我们意识到

句子的一部分哦，等等，我想表达

一些消极的东西，

所以我们把它改成不或不，

所以我不想等等等等等等

to not

blah blah blah 两者都可以，但

请记住，我们在随意的情况下使用我

不想或我不想等等，

我们通常不会

在正式场合使用这些，

而是使用我不想 blah blah

blah

我不想惹麻烦

这两者之间的区别，

但你会听到母语人士使用的两个

我希望能帮助谢谢你

的问题

下一个任务约翰来自扎法尔

艾哈迈德扎法尔艾哈迈德你好

扎法尔询问两句话好吧

你曾经在电影中哭过两次

有 你曾经在电影中哭过我的

问题是关于

哪个句子中的介词或哪个句子是正确的并

解释原因当然我会

解释原因

让我们看看

你在电影中哭过的第一个

嗯这实际上是

英式英语和美式英语之间的差异点

英语

可能会发挥一点作用

你曾经

在电影中哭过吗 可能会根据情况有几种不同的

含义

，例如，如果你正在和一个

演员说话，你说你曾经在电影中哭过，

意思是当你在 电影 当你演电影的时候 你

有

没有

在任何时候哭过所以你有没有

在电影中哭过

这也可能意味着你去

电影院看电影

在电影院或电影院里哭过

你的第二句话你有没有

在电影中哭过，

所以在节目

中使用情绪的方向就像我们用它来表达

其他情绪一样，比如我妈妈

生我的气或我爸爸生我的气，所以它显示

了方向 时间

所以在这种情况下，你有没有为

一部电影哭过，意思是一部电影是否

让你哭过，你有没有因为一部电影而哭过，

嗯，在我的情况下，如果我想问

我的朋友

，一部电影是否曾经让他们哭过，

我 会说你有没有在

电影中哭过

下一个问题来自

sagri karakilar 我很抱歉你好艾丽西亚我可以

使用

虽然而不是但是

看起来它们的含义是相同的

谢谢这是一个很好的问题

虽然但是是的

它们确实

具有相似的含义，有时它们

具有不同的语法功能，

因此尽管

之前说过的事情或

尽管先前的事情仍然仅用

作副词，但可以

用作副词是的，

但也可以使用 作为连词

虽然也可以表示

尽管如此，

但它有时也只是

表示

但虽然我几乎没有时间了，但

我以满分完成了测试，

他告诉我他

虽然现在是 8 点 15 分，但我会在 8 点打电话，我还没有

收到他的消息，我几乎没时间了，

但我以满分完成了测试

问题 OK 下一个问题

来自 igor hi igor

为什么像 berry 这样的动词 快点学习

tidy and try

uh 在不规则动词中列出他们的

过去简单和过去分词形式

像其他规则动词一样有 ed 结尾，并且所用的

课本

已经将这些动词列在 不规则

动词列表 好吧

棘手的问题，因为我没有

创建教科书，而且

我不知道教科书使用的逻辑，

但是如果我不得不猜测为什么这些动词

被包含为

不规则动词，我想这是

因为这些动词都是 以

y 结尾，是的，尽管动词确实以 ed 结尾，但以 y 结尾的动词

会发生不规则的变化，

因此删除 y 并添加

ied 而不是 只是一个 ed，

所以我们认为 e 听起来像 tie d

barry，但是单词的拼写发生了

变化

有相同的感觉，

如果你能在一些例子中使用它，

请回答是的，

你是对的，谢谢 marcos weather

as in like

clouds 阳光雨雪风天气

和

天气它们是否具有相同的

发音是

并且 wh 形式确实包含含义

例如是否某事，所以

母语人士经常会说

是否，但我们可以将其简化为

如果

一些例子他还没有决定

他是否要来吃饭，

我不知道我是否要去

今年夏天去旅行你知道

你的父母是否

在这些句子中的每一个我们可以

改变

是否如果我希望这能回答你的

问题马科斯谢谢

下一个任务 ion 来自茯苓

茯苓问这

两个词有什么区别

内部和内部 外部和

外部 好吧 有

语法差异

内部和外部是名词

呃 内部和外部是形容词

我们用内部和外部来谈论

内部和外部 除了

内部

和外部之外的东西，这些是

形容词，我们用它们来谈论

某物的品质下一个问题

来自

木薯 casaba 嗨，kesava 说，呃

，

无聊和无聊再见

有什么区别，很好的问题，实际上没有区别，

无聊和 无聊我们也使用

板的板所以这些都

以相同的方式

用于解释使我们

感到无聊的事情我对这节课很

无聊我对这本教科书很无聊我对你很无聊

所以我们可以以同样的方式使用所有这些，

你可能会发现有些人

有他们选择使用的个人偏好，

但我们都使用它们 l 以同样的方式

stanislav 的下一个问题 hi stanislav stanislav

问你如何礼貌地称呼

不熟悉的男女女士小姐

先生先生和先生啊很好的

问题如果你在正式场合

最好用

先生和男士一起使用先生

更多

地用于服务关系，所以

对于女性来说，与妈妈相同，

如果我不

知道某人是否已婚，

女士则用于已婚女性

下一个

问题

来自 paul hi paul let me ask a

question or

let me ask a question uh which is the

correct

sentence 这两个实际上都是正确的 lemmy

是 let me 的简化形式，

所以我们在更随意的情况下使用这个

let me ask a 问题也很好，

只是听起来更正式

，当我们减少声音时，实际上

听起来更自然一些所以让

我问你一个问题

让我问你一个可以

在书面演讲中使用的问题，但是 lemme

看起来 非常随意，所以我们通常

不使用那种非正式的写作方式，

但它们实际上都是正确的

下一个问题 下一个问题来自 leon

hi

leon 让我们从

测试和考试开始，

当我们谈论

um 知识测试或

学校考试时，我们使用这

两个词非常相似

在美式英语中，test

可能比

考试或长篇考试更常用，

但是当我们想要检查

我们的身体状况时，我们经常会使用“

考试”这个词，例如，体格检查

是我们用来表示类似 a 的表达方式

对身体进行全面检查，通常每年进行一次

左右，所以像牙科检查

或眼科检查这样

的检查是对您身体状况的检查，

而测验

本质上是一个小型测试

然而，问卷

与

我们迄今为止讨论

过的三个完全不同 问卷是

通常给客户的东西

，用于反馈我们使用

问卷来反馈

本周的第一个问题来自

danielle 嗨 danielle

danielle 说你好 alicia 是真的吗

在动物被认为是

家庭的一部分（如

猫或狗）的情况下，用她或他来称呼动物是

错误

的 已经描述

了用他或她谈论动物是很常见的

猫 狗 我们

可以用它来形容鸟类 仓鼠

刺猬 任何

宠物都很常见 当你第

一次

见到别人的动物时 很

常见的问题

是它是男孩 或者一个女孩，

然后你可以用

他或她来谈论我们

在谈论我们不熟悉的动物时倾向于使用它的动物

，例如流浪猫，或者也许

就像我们在动物园看到的动物一样，

当

我们谈论

属于我们家庭成员的动物时，我们

会使用

它 hi silas silas 说 hi alicia

how's it going

我想知道这个表达的意思

奇怪的 flex

但是好的，我怎么用它

造句

好的，这是一个最近的俚语，

奇怪的 flex 但好的，重点是

意思 弯曲这个词，

所以如果你对

健康

或肌肉训练或任何类似的东西感兴趣

，你可能知道动词

to flex，所以当我们

想要展示

我们一直在训练的肌肉时，我们会这样做，所以当

我们

弯曲时 一块肌肉 我们将能量

注入肌肉以使肌肉

突出

事情或我们为此感到

自豪或类似的事情 t

so flex 在这个表达中，

奇怪的 flex 不是指肌肉，它

不是指身体，

而是

指说话者或作者试图

炫耀

的其他东西，

所以在肌肉的例子中看起来很奇怪 肌肉

训练，

比如想要炫耀的人

想要展示他们的肌肉，

但是当我们使用奇怪的弯曲表达时，

有人试图炫耀一些

看起来很

奇怪的东西，然后我们添加但

最后可以表示我不太

明白

但是好吧，举个

例子吧 对我来说奇怪的 flex

但

没关系，这意味着你想

炫耀你花了 3000

美元买袜子是一件很

奇怪的事情，这很奇怪，

但可以举个例子

你的朋友可能会告诉你一些事情，

比如

我在整个社区拥有最多的岩石，

你可能会说

奇怪的弯曲，但没关系，这

就像你想炫耀的一件奇怪的

事情，但没关系，

不管它是什么都没有伤害

任何人

，你想炫耀，或者

你想吹嘘或吹嘘那

件事

，这有点奇怪，所以这就是奇怪的 flex 但好吧意味着

你在网上看到了很多我

希望这对你有帮助 非常

感谢 有趣的问题

下一个问题 下一个问题来自

dewey hi

dewey 你能告诉我什么时候可以再使用

并且

不再确定好吗 嗯，所以

这两个都用来指

我们做过的某件事或某人过去做过的某事

，但从这个

现在的意思是

uh that action is not going to continue

当我们在句子中使用否定词时，我们不再使用

一些例子 i'm not

going to go to that restaurant again

he doesn't help me more they don't

和我们一起喝酒，

我们不再在积极的陈述中使用

它，它听起来

更正式你还会看到

不再可以放在

句子的开头以

增加正式程度，所以你

可能会在演讲中听到这个

在句子的开头使用“不再”

确实强调动作

不会继续

，并且听起来很正式，因此句子中可能不再

有几个不同的地方

让我们看一些例子

我们不再容忍这些

问题 她不再需要早点来

工作

我们将不再是小组的一员

所以我希望这可以帮助您理解

这两个表达之间的一些关键区别

谢谢您的问题

好的让我们继续您的下一个问题

下一个问题

来了 来自 rigwins riggins 嗨，riggins

reagan 说，嗨，艾丽西亚，我是来自海地的 riggins，

我的英语很好，但由于缺乏

练习，我有点失去了联系，

因为我生病了，而且 ti

学习过程中的红色，

所以我想知道如何保持我的

英语水平，

首先，我确定你不是

唯一一个像我一样失去

动力的人我会说，如果你在

保持英语方面有困难 你的动力提升了 你

应该尝试

寻找一种不同的练习方式

或不同的方式来使用

英语，例如，如果

你有一个

用母语的爱好，你可以尝试

用英语来做，或者可能有一本书或一部

电影 你真的很

感兴趣或者看起来很酷，并且你

想

用英语理解我建议尝试

找到一些不像

传统教科书或者不像

去上课和做工作表

那样的传统学习方式的东西

我建议实际上尝试

在日常生活中使用英语

来喜欢做你的工作或学习

某事或完成一个爱好

也许你会结交一个只会说英语的新朋友

所以我建议你去

在传统的

学习环境

之外找到一些

事情要做

尝试

学习他们

经常谈论的词汇，我也尝试从

他们的讲话模式中学习，

所以我建议尝试

尽可能多地与其他人一起寻找

使用英语的东西，所以我希望这

对你有所帮助并有所帮助 其他人

的动机问题有时会发生

在我们所有人身上，但我

希望这些技巧能有所帮助

非常感谢这个问题 下一个

问题 下一个问题

来自 aravind 嗨 aravind aravind 说 take 和 take

之间有什么区别

你有没有去过

印度

呃 好吧 拿走 拿走 拿走是动词的过去

式

拿走 我休息一下 他拿走了我的饮料

他们拿走了我们的护照

拿走是

take 的过去分词形式 你有没有去过

法国 她参加过 3 次考试

我们每年夏天都放长假

10 年

所以我希望这对语法有所帮助

我没有去过

印度

谢谢 问题 好吧 让我们

继续你的下一个问题

下一个问题来自 ahmet

farooq 你好 amit ahmed 说历史上

may 和 can 之间有什么区别

may 用于请求

许可

can 用于表达做某事

的能力或缺乏能力 做某事

，这就是

今天英语中 may 和 can 的历史用法，但是

很多人使用

can 来请求允许

做我们不做的事情，但是

使用 may 来谈论能力，所以让

我们看一些

我可以去的例子 洗手间 我

可以去洗手间吗 我今天可以早点离开吗 我今天可以早点离开

所以在今天的英语中这些都指

的是同一个东西 他们都是要求

使用洗手间或早点离开

在今天的美式英语中，我会

说使用

may 听起来

比使用

can

要正式一些 -

我们使用的天对话

可以所以我希望这对你有帮助

非常感谢这个问题

让我们转到下一个问题下一个

问题来自

皮埃尔嗨皮埃尔皮埃尔说嗨

你能解释一下

肚皮和胃之间的区别吗谢谢当然

可以让我们 从胃开始 呃 胃

是

最中性的词，你可以用最中性的词

来谈论你身体的

这个

部位 肚子被击中

了 他们每隔一天都在做

胃运动

所以现在让我们来谈谈 tummy tummy

是孩子们使用的一个词

成人与孩子交谈时使用 tummy

听起来 v ery young 听起来很

幼稚

成年人通常不会

在与其他成年人交谈时使用这个词，

除非他们想搞笑，或者

除非他们出于某种原因真的想听起来很

幼稚，所以 tummy

真的是一个儿童词

示例 你有没有 肚子疼我

想把食物

放在肚子里现在肚子是成年人使用的一个随意的词

听起来有点粗糙这根本不是一个

肮脏的

词但它往往被

男性使用比女性更多我认为

这是一个非常随意的词 表达

你的胃，但我们通常用它来

谈论

吃和食物一些例子我的肚子太饱了

我需要在我的肚子里放一些食物，

所以如果你不确定，我希望在大多数情况下对你有所帮助

使用什么

胃 你不会错 胃不会出错

希望对你有帮助

下一个问题来自 giovanni hi

ovani

yovani 说 hi alicia 我的名字是 jovani

我来自委内瑞拉

我一直想知道

这句话的意思

don' 不会扭曲，即使它 不

经常使用，谢谢，

是的，你是对的，这不是一个

常见的表达方式，我发现只有少数

引用了这个表达，

它们通常来自

音乐，所以这个表达

可能意味着不要生气或不要生气

不要心烦意乱

或不紧张，所以它指的

是处于一种消极的

状态，所以如果你想象像

一条

毛巾，那么我们有没有哦，我们有，因为这个

解释让我们想象像一条毛巾，

所以当我们想象一条普通的普通毛巾时

握住毛巾看起来像这样，

但是如果我们像这样扭动毛巾，它就会

像受到压力一样处于紧张状态，

所以如果我们想象自己就像

处于压力之下的毛巾一样，我们真的很

紧 我们真的很紧张 我们可能会

生气 我们可能会紧张

我们可能会对某事感到不安 所以如果

有人对你

说 不要扭曲 就像冷静下来

不要生气 不要生气

换句话说就是放松 所以我猜

这就是这个词 意思或这个

表达的意思 但正如你所说，

这

不是一个常见的表达方式，我们不会

说

不要在美式英语中真正扭曲

你可能会听到人们说

像我所说的那样冷静下来，或者也许像别担心，

或者有

我们也使用了其他一些稍微粗鲁的表达方式，

所以我希望这对您有帮助

非常感谢您的问题

好吧 让我们继续您的下一个问题

好吧 让我们继续下一个

问题 下一个问题来自 satish

嗨 satish

satish 说

我应该

和我会之间有什么区别 同样在我应该和我会之间有

什么区别 好吧首先任何

使用会听起来

比将更正式 应该和我之间的区别

是我

应该开始一个陈述

我要报警

这听起来很正式 我要不要报警 这听起来很正式

大声思考，所以当我们想象

我们未来的时间表

并且我们正在考虑未来的事情时，

我们独自一人，我们正在自言自语

并考虑

我们可能会使用的未来时间表，所以我将

称之为示例 警察

这很自然 我们可能会使用

合同表格 我会打电话给警察

嗯，我今天有时间去银行

今天早上我能不能喝杯咖啡，

所以这在谈话中用得不多，

我们用这个

会 当我们在

考虑我们

将来可能做的事情时，我有点模式

，我们正在自己思考它，

所以

我希望这有助于快速

介绍这两者之间的差异，

谢谢你的问题 下一个问题

来自

uh malek hi malek malik

说这句话是正确的

吗？球员的衬衫颜色你能解释更多关于

连续两个所有格名词

吗提前谢谢是的好问题这有点

棘手所以

在这个 s 在这种情况下，我们会说球员衬衫的

颜色，

所以这里的关键是我们正在使用

球员，并且我们

在球员中的 s 之后使用撇号，撇号充当

所有格撇号，因此我们有

两种创建所有格的方法 在

英语中，

我们可以在球员衬衫的颜色中使用 as

并且我们可以使用撇号的形式

，例如

alicia's 将是 alicia apostrophe

s 撇号 s 表示某些东西

属于

我，这是我的东西 alicia 的手机，所以在

这种情况下，

我们 这里有球员 球员 我们

谈论的

是属于球员的衬衫，所以

当名词以 s 结尾时，不只是一个人

我们

通过在单词末尾添加撇号来构成复数所有格形式

，我们不添加另一个 s 所以以

单数形式，当我说

alicia 的电话时，例如 alicia 是一个

人，

所以我在这个例子中写了 alicia 撇号，

但是因为我们

谈论的是

一群人，所以我们不使用

apos trophe

s，因为这个词已经以 s 结尾，

尝试说 like player is 或

类似的东西听起来有点奇怪，

所以为了避免这种情况，我们只需

用 s 编写 player 并在末尾添加一个撇号，

这样就显示了复数

形式 表示复数所有格撇号 当我们谈论属于一个人的

东西

时，使用所有格的撇号形式是很自然的，

所以在我的例子中，当我

说艾丽西亚的

电话时，

使用撇号 s

来表示拥有听起来很自然 作为

复数形式的人也是

球员衬衫，它是属于球员的一件或多件衬衫

，

所以当我们不使用一个

人时，当我们像一个物体一样使用时

，看到一个图案可能会更常见一点

在这种情况下使用它是衬衫的颜色，

所以颜色就像属于衬衫的特征，

或者在这种情况下是衬衫，所以在这里

使用 of 图案听起来很自然，

因为这里没有人

，我们是 t 谈论对象的

特征

衬衫的颜色 so

of 可以用来谈论

事物的相似特征，

而撇号的形式可以用来

谈论属于

人的事物 让我们再看一个例子，

虽然它没有使用

人，例如

汽车座椅的颜色或汽车座椅的颜色，

所以我们可以使用这些

图案中的任何一种

我个人可能会使用

汽车座椅的颜色，因为

我们可以清楚地看到归属感的水平

首先我们有颜色

，颜色属于座位

，座位在车里，

所以我认为这听起来好多了，你

可能会看到

汽车座椅的颜色这句话，

尽管正如我们所说的

那样，使用

car 的所有格撇号因为它实际上不是一个

人我认为你可能会使用它虽然

我不认为使用它是不正确的

但我个人

更喜欢使用那种东西

清楚地

显示层次结构 归属

级别或归属级别，

如第一个示例所示 汽车座椅的颜色

我希望这对您有所帮助

非常感谢您提出这个有趣的问题

好的，让我们转到下一个问题 下一个

问题来了 来自

marcelo olivier 嗨，marcelo marcello 说，

嗨，alicia，你还好吗，

谢谢你的精彩视频

我对我的新项目非常感兴趣

gung-ho 关于我的新项目，这意味着

我真的很兴奋

哈雷帕索斯 哈雷帕斯 o paso 我很抱歉哈雷

问

get 加副词或介词有什么用，

例如我下来这是一个

关于

短语动词 get 的问题，我们可以

在你的例子中

get 之后使用很多不同的东西 get down

我们在跳舞时使用它，例如

我想这个周末下来，这

是一种

老式的表达方式，虽然

我们可以在动词 get 之后使用很多不同的

uh 词，

例如 get into 进入某事

意思是对

你可能听到的事情感兴趣，

比如找我或找你的

教授联系，意思是联系或

交流，

但这是一个非常随意的表达，你

可以说 get after like i need to get

after 例如，我的家庭作业

意味着喜欢追赶或尝试

做某事也进入喜欢

进入俱乐部进入餐厅

进入

派对细微差别是某事

具有挑战性但您可以

访问那件事 像ig

昨晚没有参加派对，但我不在

名单上，get这个词有很多不同的

用法，

我不能在这个视频中谈论所有这些，

因为有很多

所以如果你对

我们可以与 get 一词一起使用的各种短语动词

查看字典，这是一个

非常好的开始

下一个问题的地方 下一个问题来自

long 和

longan 询问

简单

过去时和过去进行时或

过去进行时

简单过去之间有什么区别 我们用于过去开始和结束的动作的时态，所以动作

的开始和结束都

发生

在过去，所以例如句子 i

ate breakfast 是简单的过去式

陈述 i

ate breakfast 8 是简单的过去

但是

，过去进行时态或过去进行时态

是我们用来谈论

在过去特定时间点继续进行的动作，

如果我想使用过去进行

时态 i 可以说

我正在吃早餐，

用那个进行时态

表示我想解释

当时发生的其他事情，

或者我想添加更多

信息，例如我今天早上八点吃早餐，

或者

当电话响起时

我正在吃早餐，或者我正在吃早餐和看

电视的

同时我正在吃早餐

今天学习使用过去进行时

我正在解释动作

在特定时间点继续进行，

如 例如，我在八点吃早餐

，

或者我可以使用过去进行来表示

一个动作

与过去的另一个动作同时发生，如果我只使用简单的

过去时，我只是在说

另一个简单的事实 单词这个动作

发生了我

八点吃早餐嗯如果我

想

强调动作的连续性出于某种

原因就像我在八点吃早餐

我可以使用过去的公关 在

这种情况下使用过激时态，

它可能是为了回答一个问题，

比如你今天早上八点在做什么，

所以如果有人

想问

你在某个特定时间点做了什么，

就像有人

怀疑你一样 你

昨晚在做什么，

你可以说，哦

，我昨晚和我的朋友共进晚餐，

但是过去十个简单的过去时是

我们用来做动作的东西

过去常常强调

这种情况或行动的持续性

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

本周第一个问题本周第一个问题来自

帕特里克嗨帕特里克

帕特里克说我知道 基本的英语

单词，我理解如果有人

说英语

，例如我完全理解你的视频

，但我在构建

正确的英语句子时遇到问题，比如当我

sp eak with another person

你有关于如何构建正确句子的任何提示吗？

嗯，我认为这只是随着练习而来的，

这很难做到，

但我知道并不总是

有人可以寻求帮助，

我会告诉你一个秘密 当我

对某事没有信心但我

不知道如何回答某事

这就是我所做的我

认真地谷歌它只是谷歌它我把

引号括起来就像

我试图制作的短语

然后我搜索 谷歌搜索它，如果

它很好，那么这意味着我可以

使用它也许就像成千上万的

人使用过这个短语我知道这

可能是一个常用短语如果没有

结果那么这可能意味着我

以某种方式犯了一个错误

所以这可能是

当您尝试自己构建短语

时，一种帮助您的好方法所以尝试下一个

问题

下一个问题来自 yasun yasi

yasin 我很抱歉

准时

和准时之间的区别是您准时到达还是您准时到达

阿尔 我们用准时

来指代在

正确的

时间做某事在预定的时间做某事

所以例如我需要准时上班

意味着在正确的时间或者您是否准时

到达您的约会

但是，当我们

想要

为某些

事情提供匆忙或匆忙

的细微差别时，

就会使用时间 晚会时间到了，

如果你

想赶时间看

电影，

你现在

应该离开了 我

需要

及时做的另一件事是截止日期的细微差别

it in time in time

意味着在截止日期之前，而

准时 有在预定的时间完成一个

动作或完成某事的意思

下一个问题

下一个问题来自huang se na

huang se na hai

我爱你的名字 alicia is alisha

在美国的一个常见名字

我碰巧有一个朋友叫alyssa

还有什么 你个人最喜欢的名字，

嗯，在美国是一个常见的名字，艾丽西亚，

我不认为

艾丽西亚在美国并不常见，当

我长大的时候，

我没有任何其他朋友叫

艾丽西亚，

还有我名字的拼写

有点奇怪，通常是拼写 alicia

也许你知道艺术家 alicia keys

这就是她拼写她的名字的方式，所以我的

名字经常被混淆为 alicia，

所以我听说过 alison、

alyssa 和 ally 等等

这些是相当常见的我 想想但

艾丽西亚，尤其是我的拼写实际上并不

常见所以

呃我最喜欢的名字是什么我最

喜欢的名字是

obi-wan kenobi下一个问题

下一个问题来自加里森席尔瓦

嗨

阴影和阴影有什么区别哦 太好了，这是一个

很好的问题

，这两个词都可以用来指

代一个

比周围环境更暗的地方，

因为

有一个物体挡住了

光线，我们可以说

那里有阴影或者

那里有阴影 用法相同，

但是

阴影仅指黑暗的形状，因此

一个人

可以投下阴影

一种

遮蔽物的细微差别 所以由其他物体提供的遮蔽物

遮光遮光 遮光太阳 所以我们会说站在阴凉处 因为阴影具有遮蔽物的

细微差别

我们不会说站在

阴影中

阴影不带有细微差别

虽然阴影和

阴影都

用作动词，但

阴影的方式很有趣 ne

在工作，并尝试理解他们的

工作

，例如，shade 用作动词，

表示为

避光创造遮蔽物，例如

遮蔽我们

免受阳光遮蔽的树冠也有一些

有趣的用途，您可能会听到

俚语短语 to throw shade throwing

shade 是一个非常

有趣的俚语表达，我们使用

它的意思是表达

不尊重或

表达蔑视，当

你说话时，通常在大多数情况下，

当你想谈论黑暗凉爽的

区域时，我们应该说

shade stand 在阴影中 当你

只想谈论黑暗的

区域 黑暗物体使用阴影 下一个

问题 uh 下一个问题来自

long 是 h

音在

后面跟着另一个辅音时并不总是发音，

例如 wall hanger 或

come back home 是的 h 音 经常

很轻柔地

发音 很难像例子中那样清楚地发音所有这些音节

come

back home it's pretty hard to say

th 嗯，听起来很清楚，

所以在那些情况下，让 h 听起来很柔和是很常见的，

就像回家

danny 的第二个

问题你能谈谈骑车吗？它的

用法

比如带人去兜风

吗？ 很多不同的用途 你用

这个例子带某人去兜风

意思是和别人一起开车

去

兜风

做某事只是为了

好玩 只是为了好玩 我想搭车

去我想去的地方

这个周末骑车去山上或

去海滩骑车，但是

搭车意味着邀请某人

和你一起开车去某个地方，这是

使用黑麦的一种方式 你也可以

说给我搭车好吗 送我一

程，所以

这是一个请求表达我

没有车 我的朋友有车

我想让我的朋友开车带我

去一个

我可以说的地方 你能送我去

电影院吗 送我一程

去湖边 给我一程是一个请求

所以 让我坐你的车，

所以

如果你想看所有的或者

想看更多的话，

ride 有

很多用途 他们都在这个

视频中所以请查字典

问题来自

winston 嗨winston winston 说我不懂

英语我想学但我不知道

如何开始

我是新手 对很多这样的问题

嗯 所以 确实有很多

不同的方式可以让你开始

学习一门

语言当然我们的 youtube 频道上有很多视频

，我们有一个完整的网站来

帮助

正在学习英语的人，你可以

在englishclass101 上查看我们。 com

您可以找到类似的应用程序 您可以找到

要收听的工作表播客，这可能是一个

很好的开始方式 我们也为初学者提供了一些视频

，

所以如果您刚刚开始，您可以

查看

我们在 例如

三英里的英语频道 nutes 这是一组很好的

视频，您可以观看

以学习一些基本短语

教科书和在家学习

三 与说

英语的人进行语言交流 四

使用应用程序学习词汇 试试这些当然是一些

想法 你也可以随时在频道上使用我们的视频

所以我希望对我有所帮助

对不起，我们在哪里使用wanna 和 going to 以及

这个问题是关于

want to 和going to so want to

变成want going to 的随意缩略形式在随意的

演讲中

我们使用它们的方式与

我们使用i 的方式完全相同 想

我要去他想她想

他要去她要去

我们以完全相同的方式

使用它们，这意味着我们在随意的情况下使用它们，比如我

想休息一天或者

我要去 这个周末去海滩

或者你

今晚想看电影吗？我们使用它们

的方式与

我们想要和去的方式完全相同，

但我们在演讲中使用它们通常

不会写这些，除非我们正在写

非常随意的消息，比如

给朋友的短信 或者

下一个问题 我收到了下一个问题 呃

几次 大概三

四次 好吧 问题是关于

我们不久前做的形容词比较视频 所以

我介绍了 fun uh 这个词作为比较级的

不规则

形容词 form so fun

是一个形容词，我们用于

活动或

令人愉快的事情 我们喜欢做的事情 fun

与形容词不同 fun 是形容词

和名词 实际上 fun 只是一个

形容词

fun 指的是令人愉快的

活动 指

让我们发笑的事情 它让我们发笑因为某事很

幽默 某事很幽默 所以例如

我们可以说 uh 去游乐园

很有趣 它并不好笑 it's n 不幽默

但很有趣 让我们

稍微分解一下 让我们把它想象

成 fun

uh 的形容词形式 这里 fun 是一种

令人愉快的

活动 我们喜欢做的事情 嗯

很有趣 但是因为幽默而引起笑声

有趣的东西

嗯很幽默 它是 喜欢诙谐，

或者有有趣的文字游戏或

任何

有趣的东西 觉得有趣 就像

做活动 去

电影院很有趣 去游

乐园很有趣

看这些视频 可能很有趣 我

不知道 制作这些视频

很有趣，但很有趣，我们用“有趣”

来表示，例如一个人、一部电影或

某个

因幽默而使我们发笑的东西，所以有趣的事情

有趣 有趣 有趣 不

好玩 看一部有趣的电影很有趣

想想因为这两个词

不一样

fun 是一个形容词 fun 是一个

形容词 fun

uh 比较形式更有趣或

更不有趣 有趣的比较形式

更有趣 或者不那么有趣所以这就是为什么

我在那个视频中使用了两个不同的例子

谢谢这个问题虽然

下一个问题下一个问题来自

卡梅尔卡梅尔说你

对如何提高英语口语能力有任何想法

是的很好以提高你的

口语 必须在这里练习口语 有

一些

想法可以用来帮助你

提高口语 这些

想法只是

练习的方法 所以有机会

练习第一

找一个伙伴 你可以练习说

英语 可以在你的城市 或在您的

社区中因此找到一个与您

一起练习说英语的合作伙伴这

可以成为语言交换伙伴

例如，如果您在您的城镇或城市中找不到任何人与您

一起练习说

英语

可以尝试在线寻找合作伙伴

三 试着

录下自己说话

如果你喜欢的话可以用手机来做 只是

录下你说话的

声音 然后再听

一遍

你可能没有意识到 但

实际上

听到自己的声音真的很有帮助，就像在

你的身体外面一样

实际上我们在网站上有一些东西

你可以

在englishclass101.com上查看有一个

录音功能，

所以你可以记录你的声音，然后

将你的声音与你

的声音进行比较 一个以母语为母语的人的声音，

并

尝试练习直到你

的声音与他们的声音相匹配，

这可能是另一个想法

四尝试重复

英语电视和英语电影中的角色所说的

话，如果你在看电视，如果你在

看 一个在线视频

如果你在听音乐

用英语

试着重复你听到的东西 所以

不仅要听 听

还要试着练习

说出人物或

艺术家所说的

话 第五种奇怪的建议

也许但是 试着

用英语自言自语其实

我

经常这样做

但也能

帮助我感到舒服，只是

说短语的话

所以也许这对你有帮助

这些是

你可以做些什么来提高你的

口语的五个想法 下一个

问题 下一个问题来自 huang

se na huang

huang sena wang sana 对不起，我 '

非常抱歉我从来没有去过日本

我从来没有去过日本之前我

从来没有吃过马

我从来没有吃过马之前我的

问题是如果你把

之前放在这些句子的末尾

是否意味着你是 in

japan now or you are eating horse

now no

not not not think about before 在

句尾

现在我从来没有吃过马

，换句话说，你可以

在你吃马之前或之前用这种牛肉

你去日本如果你喜欢作为

强调短语，

但这并不一定意味着你

现在在日本

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非常昂贵

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虽然意味着虽然意味着

虽然但它只是

非常非常随意，所以要

了解更多细节，

您可以查看此视频，我在该视频中谈到

了更多关于

uh 的内容，但在句末

还有一些其他示例，

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最近的

问题 下一个问题 下一个人问了两个

问题 所以接下来的两个问题

来自

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一下，

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在书面上看起来很相似，但是这些词

在语音

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开头虽然

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如果您正在查看文档，

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所有 文档的内容

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词

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我们使用

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在一些彻底的东西中所以请

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被认为是

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你今天

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下午

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想法 你可能

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我在阅读或听的时候如何记住哪个是哪个

你必须注意

句子的语法它们都有不同的

语法功能

所以你需要考虑围绕这个词的语法

下一个问题 han yan

hee han han han yon hee nah

ni 非常抱歉，hey

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可能 可能 可能

密切相关 可能

可能 意思相同 但

形式

不同 e 这就像较低级别

的单词更随意的版本，

所以也许我会在

这个周末去海滩，

也许我会在这个周末去海滩，

它们的含义确实相同，

但可能

听起来更正式，但可能

是 与此列表中

的其他词相比，不同可能表示更高级别的可能性

我可能会在本周末去海滩

这就像演讲者本周末去海滩的 75 到 80 机会

可能但

可能有更多 只是

可以做某事的细微差别

可以做

一些

我们在请求中可能更多使用的事情，比如

你能不能对我等等等等等等，你能不能把这个文件发给我，

嗯，

对于

随意的谈话和邀请来说，这听起来有点太正式了，

但是如果 例如，您在工作中使用它，

您可能会在本周晚些时候见到我

而不是可能会见到我，所以

可能和可能之间的区别

，也许

还有可能 有那个根是可能的

，所以可能，也许

没有细微差别，

可能听起来像是有可能

，

你能做这件事吗，也许，

也许

不包含细微差别，所以呃，回顾一下，

也许，也许是用过的

表达同样

的事情发生某事的机会

也许更正式

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下一个问题 下一个问题来自

穆罕默德·索海尔

碧昂丝很出名 自由女神像

很出名 埃菲尔铁塔很

出名 很受欢迎 但是意味着很多人都

知道它并且喜欢

它有一个积极的形象 e 就像碧昂丝

很

受欢迎 或者像著名的糖果很

受欢迎 像巧克力蛋糕很受欢迎

它是一种著名的食物，很多人都喜欢

它

如此受欢迎是有名的加上

像正面形象 有时我们

可以将这两个词用于同一事物

所以碧昂丝是 著名的

碧昂丝很受欢迎，但出名并不

总是意味着他们很受欢迎，所以在这种情况下，某人

可能会因为一件坏事而出名，

尽管通常

最好使用“臭名昭著”这个词

臭名昭著 臭名昭著的意思是因为不好的

原因而出名，因此以负面的事情而出名

来自 issa 的问题 2 什么是爱恨

是什么意思，我什么时候可以用它爱恨

意味着它是你真正不喜欢的东西，

但不喜欢它是一种令人愉快的事情，

例如，这是我们可以

应用于真人秀的表达，有很多人 认为

真人秀电视

不是很好的娱乐，或者它

不是非常高质量的娱乐，

但是观看真的很有趣，

所以也许你只是讨厌现实

中的角色 ty 电视节目，但不知何故你也

喜欢

看那个电视节目，所以

你觉得

非常不喜欢的东西，但同时你

真的很喜欢

它 哦，

你写了你名字的发音

非常好

itan iton 我想好吧，嘿，艾丽西亚，我希望你一切都好，

呃，我的水平是中级

他们觉得他们卡

在中级水平，想

达到

他们正在看的高级水平 youtube上有很多视频

阅读网络上的学术文章，

但仍然觉得进展已经

停止

学习一门语言，就像是的，

我正在学习所有这些东西，然后

你有点像高原，你达到了一个

事情不会继续的水平，

你觉得进步很大

在这种情况下，我会说得更慢一些，首先确定

你觉得你的进步是如何停止

的

你觉得写作很难吗 嗯

喜欢阅读很难

吗 所以首先确定

你觉得自己不擅长的东西是什么 然后

开始以它为重点来继续你的深造

我认为 如果您可以考虑一下您的

不同技能设置了您

在阅读写作口语和

听力方面的不同水平，您可以确定这

四件事中哪一个对您来说最弱并从

那里开始，所以当您觉得自己的进步

停止时想好，我不

擅长什么 做然后把你的时间集中在

那里所以

也许这对你来说是一个有用的第一步

希望这有助于本周的第

一个问题是来自 bahar

bahar behar 我很抱歉你好艾丽西亚我

想了解 as

and like

它们之间有什么区别 以like 开头的

是介词 记住

介词是我们

用来显示与其他词的关系或

在句子中定位元素的词，

例如 at 和 by 和 on 也是

介词 like 是介词 但是

as

是一个连词 连词是一个

连接

句子中元素的词 so 例如

and but

or for so 这些词是连词

，

我们使用 like 和 as 进行

比较 就如何使用 like

和 因为

在这个时间点上，如果你

用一个像名词短语这样的简单语句跟随单词 like，

你应该使用单词 like if 然而

，单词 like 或 as 之后的部分

在从句中有动词 there's a verb 在

这句话的那部分你应该使用

as 来做到这一点，因为作为

连词的函数记住它连接

句子中的元素

所以我们应该使用 like 如果只有一个

简单的短语或

类似 简单的名词短语 类似的

东西 在

like 或 as so 之后举一些例子 我的

同事像猪一样吃 在这种情况下

我使用了like这个词因为

like之后是猪 它只是一个简单的名词

短语

if 然而我说我的同事吃得

好像他是猪

在我们

用简单的名词短语跟随该陈述的情况下使用like

通常我们使用它们来进行

比较我会说虽然母语

人士

经常会在这方面犯错误，

尽管特别是在口语

对话

和随意的口语对话中，至少在

美式英语中 说话者

倾向于使用 like 比在日常对话中更频繁地使用 like

我倾向于使用

like 我非常依赖 like

在日常

情况

下进行比较 就像你是 就像他一样

就像我觉得更常见的等等等等 至少在说

美国英语

的人中是这样写的

问题来自 kiara chiara

kiara kiara 博士问，

我会帮助你学习，我会帮助

你学习什么是正确的，谢谢，

我会帮你

做一些事情，我会帮你做到这一点，所以

只是普通的普通形式 我

建议的动词可能是最自然的

选择谢谢这个问题虽然

下一个问题下一个问题来自

警长

警长艾哈迈德警长艾哈迈德好吧

我应该在俗名之后使用单数还是

复数动词例如

我的球队赢得了比赛或赢得了

比赛 啊 好吧 在这种情况下

uh my team has won the match 我的 team has

won the match 所以使用动词的单数

形式 like

same as like he has or she has my team

has 是正确的答案 r here

next question 下一个问题来自

taylor 如果你

想像我

每天早上

读 abc 报纸

一样阅读，

你应该使用

一份报纸每天早上使用 the

instead 虽然

表明在这种情况下可能有一份特定的

报纸

使用了之前的报纸

虽然听起来

你每天早上都在阅读一份特定的报纸

如果你说我每天早上都读报纸

听起来你只是

选择任何 那天

您可以使用的报纸，并且您阅读了该报纸，因此

使用节目表明存在特定或

暗示 这是您每天阅读的一份特定

报纸 您

不必具体说明

您喜欢哪一份 我

每天都阅读纽约时报，或者我每天都阅读《

卫

报》，但如果您说我每天都阅读一份报纸

听起来你不是每天都选择同

一份报纸

，这就是这两个短语之间的区别，

但大多数人

确实每天都选择同一份报纸

，所以他们使用我

每天都读报纸你可以说我

每天也读新闻 但是

使用那个短语新闻就像

那天的新闻我每天都阅读那天的新闻

我每天都阅读前一天的新闻

所以通常我们说新闻我们

不

使用新闻听起来有点奇怪

关于新闻，所以同样的事情

也适用于报纸

大多数人每天都选择同一份报纸，

所以我们

说报纸而不是报纸，但是

感谢这个问题 泰勒很好

下一个问题来自

jeffrey 嗨 jeffrey

je ffrey 有时会问我看电影

，有些角色

会以非常愤怒的态度说你希望，

或者

我希望在其他情况下，

这两个句子是什么意思，我

该如何使用它

啊哈有趣的问题，当

有人回复

你时，你希望得到否定的

建议 就像他们在一起，

他们

意识到他们不喜欢对方，

所以通常第一个角色

会说

一些负面的

建议，比如你应该，

呃，你应该离开城镇，找一份

不同的工作，比如别管我们，

比如

然后另一个角色会说

是的，你希望喜欢

是的，这个角色承认你

想让我这样做是的，但我不

会这样做，换句话说，这有点像一个

挑战，所以这个人说这样

消极

建议 另一个人承认这个

建议

说不 认识到

他们彼此不喜欢对方，你们有点吵架，所以这是

一个另一个，另一个是什么，所以

我希望我们在上一集中谈论过，我希望在

上一集中询问

艾丽西亚，所以请检查一下，但

基本上

我希望指的是 我们

现在不能做的事情或

与目前情况不同的事情，但

我们希望呃我们想要发生或我们希望

能够这样

做 下一个问题来自

大脑 bryan ryan

很抱歉，嘿，艾丽西亚，你的身高是多少

bowie dende

我什么时候可以在现在的完美

句子中使用

ever，就像我曾经的意思一样，在任何时候或任何

时候，你可以在

你问一个问题时使用 ever，比如你有

没有等过 blah blah blah have 你

去过法国

你吃过拉面 你

去过山吗 例如，我们可以

在提出问题时使用，但

因为永远意味着在任何时候或任何

时候

我们都不能用它来回答问题

像那样，你有没有过胡说八道，

我们通常会说是或否，

对此

我们可以说我从来没有

去过法国旅行，或者我从来

没有忘记过我的钥匙，例如我

从来没有胡说八道

但是 在那种情况下，它仍然意味着 never

像

never 一样的表达只是强调这个词

never

所以要使用 ever 我们需要

在句子中将 ever 与动词配对，所以我们不能说

i have ever just i have

加上一个我们不能说的动词 我曾经

这样说是不正确的，

我在任何时候或任何时候都有过，

这是多余的，没有

必要

，但是我们可以在否定的表达方式中使用ever，

就像我

从未去过法国或她

从未吃过奶酪一样 示例所以

我们必须配对 eve r 带有否定的 uh

来做出我们

曾经用于现在完成时态问题

的回应，并与否定的 have or has or have to make a response 做出

否定的回应所以请记住这

两个

来自 harley pasos harley paso

paso

passport 的第一个问题 很抱歉，哈雷问

get 加副词或介词有什么用，

例如 i get down 这是一个

关于短语动词的问题

在跳舞时使用它，例如我

想这个周末下来，这是一种

老式的表达方式，虽然

我们可以

在动词 get 之后使用很多不同的 uh 词

，例如 get into to get

into something

意思是 对

你可能听到的事情产生兴趣，

比如找我或找你的教授

找方法

接触或交流，但这是一个

非常随意的表达，你可以

说像我需要的那样得到 例如，完成我的

家庭作业，这意味着喜欢

追逐或尝试

做某事也喜欢进入

俱乐部进入餐厅参加

派对细微差别是有些事情

具有挑战性，

但您可以访问

就像我昨晚参加了派对，但

我不在名单上，get

这个词有很多不同的用法，

我不能在这个视频中谈论所有这些，

因为有很多

所以如果你 对

我们可以与 get 一词一起使用的各种短语动词感到好奇

查看字典，这是一个

非常好的开始

下一个问题来自 uh alexander hi

alexander alexander say

hi alicia

单词

smart smart 和 smart smart smart

and 之间有什么区别 smart 具有相同的含义，他们的

意思是知识渊博的人

，形象是他们

从书本中获得知识，从课堂上学习，

从讲座中学习。

聪明而聪明，他们对自己有

同样的感觉

但是智能听起来更正式

smart 在

具有良好学术能力的年轻人中经常使用，

例如

聪明也意味着某人有

很多知识但是聪明的想法

也许他们从

书本和课堂上

获得知识是的，但他们的知识来自世界

经验，

所以他们真的很擅长

在情况下与喜欢的人相处，他们可能会

快速思考，他们有很好的想法

，这是一个聪明的人，有时聪明的人

也

有有点像鬼鬼祟祟的形象

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下一个问题 下一个问题来自

long

and long anne 询问

简单

过去时和过去进行时或

过去进行时有什么区别

我们用于开始和结束的动作的简单过去时

过去，所以

动作的开始和动作的结束

发生在过去，例如

句子 i ate

br eakfast 是一个简单的过去式

陈述 i

ate breakfast 八是简单的过去

式 过去进行时 然而，

或者过去进行时

是我们用来谈论

在过去某个特定时间点继续进行的动作的东西，

如果我愿意的话 使用过去进行

时，我可以说我正在吃早餐，

使用连续时，使用

进行时意味着我想

解释

当时发生的其他事情，

或者我想

添加更多信息，例如

我正在吃

早餐 今天早上八点，或者我正在

吃早餐，电话响了，或者

我一边吃早餐一边看电视

，

我今天一边吃早餐一边学习

，使用过去进行式，我正在

解释一个动作正在

继续 特定时间点，如

示例中我

在八点吃早餐，或者我可以使用

过去进行来显示一个动作

与另一个动作同时发生

过去的动作如果我只使用简单的

过去时我只是在说

一个简单的事实换句话说这个动作

发生在我

八点吃早餐如果我想

强调动作的连续性出于

某种原因比如我 在八点吃早餐

我可以使用过去进行时态在

这种情况下，它可能是为了回答一个

问题，比如

你今天早上八点在做什么，

所以如果有人想问

也许你在做什么 在某个

特定的时间点，比如有人

怀疑你，比如

你昨晚在做什么，你可以

说，哦，我昨晚和我的朋友一起吃饭，

但是过去十个简单的

过去时是我们

用来开始

和结束的动作 uh in the past butprogressive

进行时态和

过去

可以用来

强调这种情况的持续性或

本周的第一个问题来自

eduardo hi eduardo 你能解释

一下如何使用 expre ssions one at

all

两种 三种 实际上是

为了一张大图 肯定是第一

我们在否定陈述之后完全使用作为强调短语

我

今天根本不想学习 他一点也不喜欢

我 我们也可以

在

问题 2 中使用这个表达方式 关于种类 它取决于

你的意思是哪种表达方式 有

一种可能意味着

一点点或有点 我有点

想吃越南食物作为晚餐你

还会注意到那里的发音

变成了有点 有点

不像，但有点取决于

句子的构成方式，

虽然 kind of 也可以指

某种

东西的类型 你喜欢什么样的冰淇淋 他们

不知道他们想要什么样的房子

kind 意味着 type 所以 他们不

知道他们想要什么样的房子 例如，他们

不知道他们晚餐想要吃什么样的食物

，

所以如果它出现在

像 i kind of want 这样的动词之前，请检查使用哪种方式 吃或者我有点

想去 那么它可能

意味着一点，但如果它出现在名词之前，

那么它可能意味着名词的类型，所以

希望对第三个

关于这个词的

问题有帮助 所以

人们喜欢用实际上来

介绍他们的意见

，就好像它有时是事实所以一些

例子

实际上我不住在

美国我不认为他真的喜欢

巧克力

所以通过这些方式我们正在介绍一个

真实的

我们理解的情况我们实际上用来

做

你的第四个问题是关于呃大

图

大图用于谈论某事的

广泛

想法，所以远离一个

小细节

，一次谈论整个

情况

，我知道 你认为学习

词汇很无聊，但是看

大局重要的是要知道小细节

他忽略了大局

他在浪费时间和金钱所以

大局我 s 有点像

也许更大的情况 希望

对下

一个问题有所帮助 下一个问题来自

yasin ya yasi yasin 我很抱歉

准时和准时之间有什么区别是您准时

到达还是您准时到达 我们 使用准时

来指在

正确的

时间做某事在预定的时间做某事，

例如，我需要准时上班，

意思是在正确的时间，或者您是否准时准时

到达约会

但是在什么时候使用 我们

想要

为一些事情有点匆忙或匆忙的细微差别

我现在需要离开我的家

以便及时到达机场我的

航班我现在需要学习我的考试

如果我想

稍后赶上派对

如果你

想及时看电影

，你现在应该离开了，所以

我想做动作 a 让我的

日程安排

满足这个其他条件

我想做的其他事情或我需要做的其他

事情

及时做 截止日期的细微差别，我们

可以像恐慌一样使用这个表达，比如

哦，天哪，我不会

及时完成，比如提交论文，我

不会及时完成

，意思是在截止日期之前

而准时的意思

是在预定的时间完成一个动作或完成某事

下一个问题下一个问题来自wan

fang chen hi wong fun hey alicia

what do you just

made my day 意思我听到了这句话但

我不完全理解 是的，

所以你让我开心是一个非常积极的

短语，你可以想象这是因为你

让我的日子

变得更好，但我们并没有说得更好，

所以当有人给我们好消息时我们会使用这个词，

我们可以说你

让我开心 或者你让我的一天

听起来就像最近发生的事情

你只是让我的一天加薪

你让我的一天我们可以休息一个

下午

你只是让我的一天在那些

情况下有人真的很开心

并想要

表达 其他人改进了他们的 d

是的，在那一刻，

很好的表达下一个问题下一个

问题来自格尔森席尔瓦

嗨，阴影

和

阴影有什么区别哦，太好了，这是一个很好的问题

这两个词都可以用来指代

一个比周围环境更暗的地方，

因为 有一个物体

挡住了光

我们可以说那里有阴影或者

那里有阴影

在那个句子中它们的用法相同，

但是

阴影仅指黑暗的形状，因此

一个人

可以投射阴影 我们使用 cast 动词

cast 当我站在阳光下时，我会投下阴影

，例如阴影，但是

作为名词

是指或具有某种遮蔽物的细微差别，

因此由其他物体提供的

遮蔽物可以遮光遮光，

因此我们会说

站在阴凉处，因为阴凉处有

遮蔽物的细微差别

和

shadow 都用作

动词，也可以用来遮蔽某物，意思

是密切关注某事

，在工作中遮蔽某人，意思是在工作中

跟随某人，并尝试

理解他们的工作

，例如，阴影用作动词，

意思是创造

避光的庇护所 例如，

遮住我们的遮阳篷也有一些

有趣的用途，您可能会听到

俚语短语 to

throwing shade throwing shade 是一个非常

有趣的俚语表达，我们使用

它

来表达不尊重或

像蔑视一样交流

在大多数情况下，

当您想谈论黑暗凉爽的

区域时，我们应该说

阴影站在阴影中，当您

只想谈论

黑暗物体使用的黑暗区域时，阴影下一个

问题

来自凯尔索莫雷诺您

背靠背全部大写你的名字是

什么意思有时我在

棒球比赛中听到它

你知道吗是的我知道背靠背的表达

一件事接一件事，所以我们有时会有两

件事

背靠背更多，你

可以把它放在一条线上，

这意味着在棒球中，例如

一个接一个的本垒打

，我们可以说两个本垒打

背靠背两个或更多的事情

发生得很快 连续它

在体育运动中被广泛使用

下一个问题实际上

来自 danny 的两个问题 hi danny danny 的第一个

问题

是你谈到 lit as slang 是的，我

在 ask alicia 第 2 集第 1 集第 2 集中谈到了 lit，

你能谈谈

动词

light 并在主动和被动中使用它

肯定的

光意味着生火 所以

点燃火来点燃

蜡烛 餐厅

在我们的野营旅行中被点燃了

我的邻居点燃了火我们给我带来了

汉堡包

当我们离开时露营

地点燃了火我打算生火但我

睡着了所以点燃意味着 为了生火，

他点燃了房子，我们可以说

点燃 blah blah blah

on fire，所以有几个不同的

例子可以

在主动和被动过去

式将来时中使用动词 light，所以我

希望这对 danny 有帮助

第二个问题你能谈谈乘车

及其用法吗，

比如带某人乘车吗？我

可以乘车吗？骚乱是另一个动词，有

很多不同的用途你用这个

例子带某人乘车意味着

与某人一起开车

去 骑车的细微差别是

为了

好玩而

做某事只是为了

好玩 意思是邀请

某人

和你一起开车去某个地方，这是使用乘车的一种

方式，你也可以说

给我乘车，你可以给我乘车吗，所以

这是一个请求

表达我没有车我的朋友

有车 我想让我的朋友带我

去他们的车 位置我可以说你能不能带

我

去电影院 你能不能带我

去湖边

给我一程是一个请求 所以请让我

坐你

的车 所以如果你愿意的话 有很多用途

要查看

所有内容，或者如果您想查看更多内容

，我建议您查看

字典，其中有很多

，我无法在此视频中全部谈论它们，

因此请查看字典下一个

问题来自安德森苏萨安德森萨

尔萨嗨 安德森 安德森问你好，

艾丽西亚你好吗我在读

哈利波特，我刚看到一句

晚安哈利，你怎么发音

晚安，是的，

晚安我们有时会说晚安

晚安，所以在好被删除时，我们

删除那个 ud

声音，我们说 晚安 晚安 晚安

你就是这么说的 希望对你有帮助

你太好了，

难以置信 在这种情况下，把我的眼睛从你身上移开，

这是一个很好的意思，用

不同的方式表达这种表达方式是

你太棒了，你太棒了，

我无法相信你是真实的，

所以换句话说，一定有

问题，一定有 你有问题

你不可能是真实的

因为你

太棒了 你太棒了 所以你太好了以至于

难以置信 就像哇 我对你感到惊讶 所以这是一个很好的

表达

更罕见的

情况

有人说像啊这家伙太好了

，难以置信，比如

可能正在审查工作申请

是的，这里有太多好的

信息

，这个人肯定有问题，这

取决于语调，在大多数情况下，它可以

描绘出非常积极的意思或非常

可疑的意思

，但这是一个积极的

意思，所以如果你在 例如一首歌

，

它可能是一种非常积极的

浪漫微妙的短语，

非常感谢这个问题 pham

nice 下一个

问题来自 oz rocha jr 对不起，

我希望我说得对，呃，艾丽西亚，

当我们得到

到行尾，

您的文本格式化软件应该

为您执行此操作您是否使用 word

word 应该为您执行此操作如果您仅使用

文本或记事本应该有一个自动

换行功能我不知道 google

google it if that 对

你的第二个问题没有帮助，尽管

生活和生活或生活之间的发音有什么区别，

例如我的生活很好，两个

我住在一个大城市，

所以生活和拼写的单词

就像你的例子一样生活 在一个大城市

有不同的

发音 i 的元音发音

在生活中是不同的 这是一个非常开放的声音 lie

like life life in the second word

uh liv i 声音有点

高 很像你的 nos e liv

that's the first sound that's a bit

different so

li li li le that's that's that's the i

sound that's different

but then the consonant sound is also

different the f

in life so there's just

air comes out my mouth I'm not

making

我的声带发出的任何声音都只是

生活这个词的

生活但是我正在制作 av 声音所以

这就是区别所以我

必须用我的声

带来发出声音所以生活

没有声带但是使用了现场声带

一定要小心 live live

也可以发

live so v sound i talk about

where you use your voice chord

plus that open i sound live

so like a live performance 例如，

你需要注意句子的语法

才能理解 如果它是 live 或 live

as well 那么 life 和 live 有非常

不同的发音

好一个很好的收获 我希望你可以

练习那些想从你的第一课说真正的英语的人

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下一个问题 rabia 我们的射门率

rabia arshad rabia 很抱歉

can 和 may 之间有什么区别

我在餐厅看到这个就像冠军

备忘单一样

，注意到这些词被用于

请求

什么是 can 和 may 的区别

如果我在陈述中使用现代英语中的请求，则现代美式英语中的请求使用相同

can 指的是能力

may 指的是许可，请

注意 can 和 may 仅以

相同的方式

用于在现代美式

英语中提出请求 下一个

问题 来自哈雷 你好 哈雷你好

什么是正确用法 它是我吃

早餐 我吃午餐 我吃晚餐或

我早餐 我午餐 我晚餐 我吃饭 啊

好问题 哈雷我用 我

吃午餐 我吃晚餐 我吃早餐

版本 放下你听起来很豪华

豪华意味着像

呃时尚精致有点富有

所以我不是那些东西但是

说

我早餐我午餐我晚餐

听起来你有一个非常

在大多数情况下，至少在我的生活中，对这项活动的高度评价

我没有理由

那样说，所以我总是说

我吃早餐，吃午餐或

吃晚餐

但在大多数日常生活情况下这听起来有点不自然

你

真的不需要用那种正式程度来说话

我不认为下一个

问题下一个问题来自摩天

森林 gazali 摩天汽油我很

抱歉

摩天问嘿艾丽西亚可以 我们

在essay中使用has not的缩写

形式has

not you can 你在物理上可以

在essay中使用has not 但是如果你

在你的写作中使用缩写，它会让

你在我看来它让你 听起来有点

不正式，如果你使用扩展的

形式 un 非收缩版本，

你会听起来更

正式一些更优雅我觉得这

不仅适用于单词 has not

并且还没有因此这个 适用于所有

宫缩确实

是答案 是的，你可以，但

如果你想

听起来正式和优雅，我不一定推荐它。谢谢这个

问题现在 ferris 下一个问题

lit 这个词是什么意思 lit

这个词是什么意思

lit 实际上是一个俚语 它是常见的

俚语 在现在的年轻人中，尤其是在

美国的年轻人中，

也许你们中的许多人都

知道动词 to

light 有过去式

或者那

有点疯狂，所以用过去时点燃

你可以想象，

当你点燃火时，

它可能会变得更大，它变得

有点疯狂，有点疯狂，就像

有火花然后它开始了 如果你看到

lit 这个词就像这个派对被点燃了，

这意味着它真的很疯狂，

真的很好，真的很有趣

，如果你愿意，你可以使用它，但请

记住，真正的年轻人使用

这个词，我不使用它

r 的词 参考，但我又不是很酷

第一个问题 本周第一个问题

再次来自 iman 嗨，我在你身边 发送

很多问题谢谢哪个

是正确的 我想休息或我想

休息 嗯，你可以说我想休息

总的来说，只是你不想

做任何事情来放松，嗯，

尽管我想

休息是正确的，或者我想

休息，这两者都是正确的，但是

在美式英语中，我们通常不会说

我想休息

更常见的说法是我想

休息一下 我想休息一下，或者让

我们休息一下，或者我们可以休息

一下吗

不太

常见的下一个问题 什么是正确的 我

以为你走了或我以为

你走了 我以为你走了 我们

需要

使用 这是过去

式 m 所以请使用激情

来自 gabriella 的下一个问题 hi gabriella uh hi

alicia used to

as used to 语法没有

改变 只是发音改变

因为

很难说 used to

很快 我习惯了 我习惯了

很难说

所以我们只是说 used to 而不是我曾经

使用智能手机

他 used to play football we used to cook

every day in each of these sentences

I contracted used to used to 我认为

实际上在大多数情况下，我们可能会

说习惯

而不是习惯，因为

很难再说

一遍这不应该真的 导致任何

沟通问题过去

和过去都有相同的含义只是

发音不同

啊下一个问题也可能是关于曾经

和是

为什么我们使用如果我是而不是如果我

是呃这是一个 gr 吃问题，

实际上很多以母语为母语的人都会

犯错误，

这是公平的一点，但如果你

想正确，

你应该总是使用如果我是

这个语法点

它指的是虚拟

语气虚拟语气

一个解释 虚拟语气

的

范围有点超出了这个视频的范围，但是我们

将始终使用

if i were 当主题中有 i

在条件句中 if i were 我们总是

使用 work

你会听到母语人士说 if i

was if i

如果你想非常严格和

非常挑剔

um were 实际上是正确的但是

如果你使用 is 如果你犯了错误并且

你使用是你仍然会被

理解所以嗯但是是的这与

英语中的虚拟语气有关

suinte 的下一个问题

我希望我说对了 suente 说你好

alicia 你更喜欢使用哪个词

作为美国 美国

美国 美国 美国或

我

才开始使用 ameri 的州

当我搬到日本时，我用 ca 来指代我的国家，

因为我周围的人

用 america 这个词

来指代这个国家，但我

想在此之前

我说 uh the us 我用了 us 人们

会说你从哪里来，

为什么 我使用 us 因为

它简短易说 us 我

不想说

美利坚合众国 这对我来说听起来很长

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