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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 write lots of questions

like this 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 to try to

help people who are studying English you

can check us out at English class

101.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

to get an English textbook and study at

home three make a language exchange with

an English speaker for 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 where do we use

wanna and gonna and how ahh this

question is about the casual contracted

forms of want to and going to so what 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

like I wanted to take a day off or I'm

gonna go to the beach this weekend or do

you want to 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 a couple times like maybe

three or four times okay the question

was about the adjectives comparison

video that we did a while ago so I

introduced the word fun as an irregular

adjectives 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 as

humorous

so for example we can say going to an

amusement park is fun if 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 in the adjective form

here fun is an enjoyable activity

something we enjoy doing funny

however causes laughter because of humor

something funny is humorous it is like

witty or there's interesting wordplay 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 this

video 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 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 fun

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 the comparative form is more fun or

less fun the comparative form of fun II

is funnier or not as funny so that's why

I used two different examples in that

video thanks for that question though

next question the next question comes

from Carmel Carmel says do you have any

ideas on how to improve speaking skills

in English

yea 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 on line 3 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 you can check

at English class 101.com

there's a voice recorder function so you

can record your voice and then compare

your voice to the sound of a native

speakers 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 to

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 same

phrases to so maybe that's helpful for

you those are five ideas or what you can

do to improve your speaking next

question next question comes from Huang

Sena Wong Wong say not one sign up 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

use I've never eaten horse before you

could show your interest or perhaps to

show maybe some anxiety or nervous

feelings about what you're about to do

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 horse before it could just

be a conversation about it but really

before it just means before now next

question next question comes from Juan

Garcia Highlawn no 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 one 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 so if you want

to know more about specific phrasal

verbs

I would suggest checking a dictionary

next question next question comes from

Long John Young Johnny it 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 1 to 2 hours a

day means between one and two hours if

you say I've worked out for 1 or 2 hours

a day

it means it's determined like 1 hour

only for a workout or 2 hours only for a

workout so the difference here is are

you determining are you deciding 1 hour

or 2 cups of coffee or 3 cups of coffee

or is it between those two amounts so

using 1 to 2 or 2 to 3 means between

those two amounts using or shows it's

either A or B but not between those two

this is the difference between 2 and or

next question next question comes from

Bowie dent a bow a bow a den de votante

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 it

many times 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 anytime 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 pare

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 my next question next question it

comes from rush kit

rush rush rush I'm sorry where do we use

wanna and gonna and how ahh this

question is about the casual contracted

forms of want to and going to so what 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 want to

take a day off or I'm gonna go to the

beach this weekend or do you want to 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 who asked about

what to do to get a

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

regularly is a bit different than 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 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

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 tried to copy that

essentially to make this explanation

shorter mimic 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 next question next question is

from sue ha 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 documents 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

things 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

including session to 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 1st 2nd 3rd or next

then finally after that

moreover additionally furthermore so

transitions help the reader connect the

ideas that you're presenting in your

writing 3 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 the

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 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 a block

for granted it means 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

don't just disregard your parents or

don't read disregard this opportunity to

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 with the negative

don't take something something for

granted

you don't forget to show your

appreciation for that thing or for that

person question comes from Carla hi

Carla Carla asks how do you 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 silver oh hi Daniel

Daniel asks what is the difference

between wish and desire greetings from

Paraguay hey what is the difference

between wish and desire wish is used to

express a a once 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 we

want or an ability we want but that we

do not have now something 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

it 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 wish

which is used to express once things

that we want that are not true now

desire is used more in romantic

situations like to desire another person

or 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 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 a actually quite

odd at least in American English if you

want to use the word desire I think in

romantic situation 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 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

Ferris ghazali

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 to 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 to you

how 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 words 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 explained like with body language

sometimes too if I don't know work 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

it's 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 hope that's

helpful for you next question next

question from Han Yong he han-pan Yong

Yong Yong a very sorry hey Alisha 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

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% 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 route 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 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 hi long

dong it says I'm curious what do you do

in your days off you gotta know how to

do my days off from my days I'm pretty

normal on my days off I cook I go

jogging I sleep i I build this into my

favorite DJ's I see my friends I eat and

drink and watch TV I'm a pretty normal

person first question this comes from

Shunichi Saito - Ichi Shinichi says I

want to know what does tho mean for

example it's very expensive though I see

the word though at the end of a sentence

very

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 th Oh ugh 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

th oh it's like an even more casual

version of the oth oh ugh 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 th ou means though th oh ugh 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 th Oh ugh 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 SL juarez Ciotti where where sia D

I they're sorry question one from essa

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

and so through something is to begin at

something and pass through all of the

content to pass through everything and

come 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 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 we're 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 tho 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 be 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 use much more in casual

conversation and 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 have 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 Yong hee

hanpan Jonnie Jonnie 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 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 it's 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

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 route

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 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 Muhammad's Ohio

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 do from SF 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

• 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 item i todd i think

okay okay Alicia

well 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 to 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 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 is

it hard to to like to read things so

first identify what is that thing that

you feel like you're not good 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 Baja by heart they

are 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 act and by

and on are also prepositions the word

light 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 whereas 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 its connecting the

elements in a sentence so we should use

like if there's just a simple phrase or

it's like a simple noun phrase something

like that after like or as so to give

some examples my coworker 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 coworker 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 ads in cases

wherever 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 now especially

in spoken conversation in 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 and

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

ver yeah thanks for that question bar

next question next question comes from

Chiara GRA GRA GRA GRA 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 Emmitt sheriff army

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 okay in this case 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 that 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 is maybe

a specific newspaper using the before

newspaper in this case though sounds

like there's a specific newspaper you

read every morning if you say I read a

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

newspaper you'll 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 that 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 on 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

newspaper but thanks for that question

Taylor thanks 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

a-ha 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 you should

leave town and get a different job 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

the suggestion says no I'm not going to

do that but I know you want me to do

that so you wish and this way means it's

like a negative challenge look 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

delecia 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 we want to happen we want to

be able to do so please check the last

episode of ask Alicia for more about I

wish like the positivity next question

next question comes from rain Bryan

Bryan I'm very sorry hey Alicia what's

your height I am

1,000 centimeters tall or maybe I'm 6

centimeters taller this whole thing is

just a scam

next question next question comes from

Bowie then des bow a bow e then de

votante 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 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 pare 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 pare 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 my

first question from Harley passes hard

Harley peso hustle pass re 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 now to get down we can use a

lot of different words after the verb

yet 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 yet 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 yet check out a dictionary that's a

really good place to start next question

comes from 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 may

be 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 too next

question next question comes from long

and long and 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 ate is a

simple past tense the past continuous

tense however or the past progressive

tense is something we used 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 8 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 am

explaining that an action was continuing

at a specific point in time as in the

example I was eating breakfast at 8

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

8 o'clock if I want to emphasize the

continuous nature of the action for some

reason like I was eating breakfast at 8

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 8 o'clock this morning so

if someone wants to ask maybe what you

were doing at a specific point in time

like someone is suspicious if you like

what were you doing last night you can

say like oh I was having dinner with my

friends

tonight but past tense simple past tense

is something we use for actions which

start and finish in the past but

progressive the progressive tense in

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 to 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 kind of

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 and noun then it probably means

type of now so I 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 were

introducing a real situation as we

understand it we use actually to do that

your fourth question is about 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 city

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 yes in

yeah yes II yes in 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 with 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 want

function hi mom friend 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

gearson 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

the 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 needs to follow

something closely to shadow someone at

work means to follow someone at work 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

communicate like contempt 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 Celso 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

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 homerun

after another we could say two homeruns

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 so 1 episode 2

I've asked Alisha can you please talk

about the verb light and using it an

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 live on our camping trip

my neighbors lit a fire and we brought

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 bla

bla bla

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 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 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

a 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 soon as that Anderson's house a

high Enderson Anderson asks hi Lisa how

are you doing I'm reading Harry Potter

and I just saw the sentence good night

Harry

how do you pronounce good night yeah

good night we sometimes say good night

good night so that damn good is dropped

we've removed that good sound and we say

good night good night good night that's

how you say it

next question ok next question is from

femme femme BAM 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 maybe in a more

uncommon situation someone said like

this guy is too good to be true

like maybe reviewing a job application

for example 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 need

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 film

next one next question is from Austria

Junior sorry I hope I said that right

Alisha 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 words

should do that for you if you use just

text or note

there should be a word wrap function I

don't know nuke like Google and if that

doesn't help you

your second question though what is the

difference in pronunciation between life

and live or live for example my life is

good and two I live in a big city right

so life and the word that spelled Li ve

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

live the I sound is kind of tall Lily

it's very like kind of in your nose live

that's the first sound that's a bit

different so lai lai lai lai 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 they're

just life life with the word live

however I'm making a sound so that's the

difference so I have to I have to use my

vocal cords to make the sound so life no

vocal cords live vocal cords use however

do be careful live Li ve can also be

pronounced live so that V sound I talked

about where you use your vocal cords

plus that open e 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 good one my

sketch I hope you can practice those

next question Rabia Arshad rate Rabia

Arshad Rabia or ferrous iron bear 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

men modern American English are used the

same if I use them in

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 fashionable

sophisticated a bit rich as well so I'm

not any of those things but saying I'm

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 like dying 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 feriss ferriss Ghazali

Ferris gastly I'm very sorry

Ferris asks hey Alicia can we use hasn't

in an essay has it's the contracted form

of has not you can it's physically

possible for you to use peasant in an

essay sure but if you use contractions

in your writing it makes you in my

opinion it makes me sound a bit less

formal if you use the expanded form the

unbeknown contracted version you're

gonna 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 formal and polished thanks for

that question though Baris next question

what does the word litt mean what does

the word with me litt is actually a

slang word it's common slang among young

people especially in the u.s. right now

maybe many of you know that I've ever to

light

has the past-tense 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 may be 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 first

question first question this week comes

from I'm on again hi I'm honest and lots

of questions think which one is correct

I want rest or I want to take rest well

you can say I want rest to mean in

general just you would like to do

nothing to relax

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 so please use

Passons next question from Gabriella hi

Gabriella hi Lisa what is the difference

between use to and used to in fast

speech the difference in pronunciation

yeah 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 you

just 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 everyday in each of these

sentences I contracted used 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 next question also maybe

about were and less why do we use if I

were and not if I was 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 word is

actually the correct one but if you use

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我是新手 我会写很多这样的问题

所以真的有很多

不同的方法可以让你开始

学习一门语言 当然

我们的 YouTube 上有很多视频 频道

，我们有一个完整的网站来

帮助正在学习英语的人 您

可以在 English class

101.com 上查看我们 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，

这是开始我们的好方法 也有

一些适合初学者的视频，所以如果

你刚刚开始，你可以查看

我们在频道上的一些初学者级别的视频

，例如三

分钟内的英语，这是一组很好的视频，你

可以观看以学习一些基本的短语我

认为 所以这可能是您开始的好地方，

但让我们看看

其他一些适合初学者的想法，特别

是在您所在城市参加英语课

以获得英语教科书并在家学习

三与说

英语的人进行语言交流以学习词汇

使用应用程序尝试这些是一些

想法，当然您也可以随时

在频道上使用我们的视频，所以我希望

这对我们在哪里使用

想要和要去以及如何啊这个

问题是关于临时合同

形式的 想要和去所以

什么变成想要去变成去在

随意的演讲中我们使用它们的

方式与我们使用的方式完全相同

它们以

完全相同的方式使用，这意味着我们可以

随意使用它们，

例如我想休息一天，或者

这个周末我要去海滩，或者

你今晚想看电影吗？

我们以完全相同的方式使用它们 用

想要和要去，但我们 在

演讲中使用它们 通常我们不会写这些，

除非我们正在写非常随意的

消息，例如给

朋友的短信或下一个我收到

下一个问题几次，大概是

三到四次好吧问题

是关于形容词的

我们之前做的比较视频，所以我

介绍了 fun 这个词作为比较形式的不规则

形容词，

所以 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 fun fun

是一个形容词，一个名词

实际上很有趣只是一个形容词 fun

指的是令人愉快的活动 fun

然而是指

让我们发笑的东西 它让我们发笑因为

某事很幽默 某事如

幽默

所以例如我们可以说要去

游乐园很有趣，如果不是很有趣，它

不是幽默，但很有趣让我们

稍微分解一下，让我们

把它想象成形容词形式的乐趣

他 re fun 是一项令人愉快的活动

我们喜欢做的事情 有趣

但是因为幽默而引起

笑声 去

游乐园很有趣 看这个

视频很有趣 也许很有趣 我不知道 制作

这些视频很有趣 但很有趣 我们用 fun

来表示例如一个人或一部

电影或某事让我们

因为幽默而发笑等等

很有趣 有趣 有趣 有趣 有趣 不有趣 有趣

有趣 不有趣 不有趣 有趣

不有趣 有趣 所以去看一部有趣的

电影很有趣 想想因为

这两个词不同 fun

是一个形容词 fun 是一个形容词

fun 比较形式是 more fun or

less fun fun II 的比较形式

更有趣或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

fr om Carmel Carmel 说你

对如何提高英语口语能力有任何想法吗？

是的，为了提高你的口语，你

必须练习口语 这里有

一些想法可以用来

帮助你提高口语

这些想法只是为了

练习方法 所以有机会练习

第一 找一个伙伴 你可以

用它来练习说英语 可以在

你的城市或你的社区 所以找一个

伙伴来练习说

英语 这可以是一个语言交换

伙伴 例如，如果可以的话

在您所在的城镇或城市中找不到任何人与您一起

练习说英语 可以

尝试在第 3 号线上寻找合作伙伴 尝试

录制自己的讲话

如果您喜欢，可以使用手机来执行此操作 只需

录制您说话的声音

然后听 再说一遍，你可能没有

意识到，但

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

在英语 1 课上查看 01.com

有一个录音机功能，因此您

可以录制您的声音，然后将

您的声音与

母语人士的声音进行比较，并尝试练习直到

您的声音与他们的声音相匹配，

这样可能是另一个

想法 4 尝试重复

英语电视和英语

电影中的人物说的话 如果你在看电视 如果

你在看在线视频 如果你在

听音乐 用英语

试着重复你听到的东西 所以

不仅听 听 听

试着练习说出

人物或艺术家对第五号说的话，

这可能是一个奇怪的建议

，但试着用

英语自言自语实际上我经常这样做我正在

学习日语，我

不时用日语自言自语 时间，所以这

对我有一点帮助，但让我感到

舒服，只是说同样的

短语，所以也许这对你有帮助，

这五个想法或者你可以

做些什么来提高你的

口语 esttion 下一个问题来自 Huang

Sena Wong Wong 说没有人报名

非常抱歉 非常抱歉 我没

去过日本 我没去过日本

之前 我没吃过马 我没

吃过 horse before 我的问题是，如果你

把before放在这些句子的末尾，

这是否意味着你现在在日本

或者你现在正在吃马，不一定

像以前一样在句尾想到before now I've never

以前吃马 horse

现在你当然可以这样使用它，

但如果

你想强调它，例如如果

你要吃 horse ，它并不一定意味着它

在你表现出你的兴趣之前使用我从未吃过马

或者也许是为了

表现出

对你将要做的事情的焦虑或紧张情绪

但是不，这并不一定意味着

您在那个地方，例如，您

可能只是在交谈

之前您吃过马吗？不，我

从来没有吃过马，之前它可能只是

关于它的对话，但实际上

之前它只是意味着之前 现在下一个

问题 下一个问题来自胡安

·加西亚·海劳恩 没有人问

这些都被称为短语动词

动词加副词或介词

有大量的短语动词

我不可能

在一个视频中谈论所有这些短语动词是必要的，

因为它们是语音的一部分它们

只是一种动词它们是 表达类型，

因此您需要了解它们，

因为它们将帮助您

有效地进行交流，因此，如果您

想了解更多有关特定短语

动词的信息，

我建议您

在下一个问题上查看字典 下一个问题来自

Long John Young Johnny 很抱歉哪

一个是正确的

我每天锻炼一到两个小时 我每天锻炼一到两个小时 我

每天喝两到三杯咖啡 我

喝两到三杯咖啡 一天几次

啊，这两个都是正确的，实际上在

这种情况下，每天

1 到 2 个小时之间的差异非常小，

如果

你说我每天锻炼 1 到 2

个小时，

这意味着一到两个小时之间 它被确定

为仅用于锻炼 1 小时或仅用于锻炼 2 小时，

所以这里的区别是

您确定您是决定 1 小时

还是 2 杯咖啡或 3 杯咖啡，

还是介于这两个量之间，所以

使用 1 到 2 或 2 到 3 表示在

这两个数量之间使用或显示它

是 A 或 B 但不是在这

两者之间 这是 2 和或

下一个问题之间的区别 下一个问题来自

Bowie 我在

像 I 这样的现在完美句中使用 ever have ever

意思是在任何时候或任何时候，

当你问这样一个问题时，你可以使用 ever，

比如

你有没有去过法国，

你有没有吃过拉面，你有

没有去过山上旅行？ 例如，我们

可以在提出问题时使用 ever

，但是因为 ever 意味着在任何

时候或

很多次我们可能不会使用它来

回答这样的问题，你有没有 blah

blah blah 我们通常会说是或否

来回应那个 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

，例如我从来没有等等

等等，但在那种情况下，它仍然意味着

永远不会像永远这样的表达方式只是

强调从未如此使用这个词

曾经我们需要在句子中与动词配对

所以我们不能说我曾经

只是我有加上一个我们不能说我曾经有的动词

是不正确的

我在任何时候或任何时候都有

它是多余的 没有

必要，我们可以使用 eve r 用一个

否定的表达方式，比如我从来

没有去过法国，或者她从来没有吃过

奶酪，所以我们必须

用否定来做出回应，

我们曾经用过现在完成时态

问题并与否定配对

必须或必须做出回应才能做出

否定的回应，所以请

把这两个留在我的下一个

问题中

want to 和 going to 的随意缩略形式 so what to

become want going to to become going to 在

随意的演讲中我们使用它们的

方式与我们使用的方式完全相同

我们以

完全相同的方式使用它们，这意味着我们

在休闲情况下使用它们，比如我想

休息一天，或者我

这个周末要去海滩，或者你

今晚想看电影吗？我们使用它们

与我们使用 want to 和 going to 的方式完全相同，

但是 我们通常在演讲中使用它们 我们

不会写这些，除非我们正在写

非常随意的消息，例如

给我们的朋友的短信或一些第一个

问题，你们中的很多人问

我该怎么做才能得到

一个听起来像我的 我制作

这些视频我特别想

清楚地说话，所以我明确区分

我与

朋友交谈的方式和我

经常交谈的

方式与我在这个频道上交谈的方式有点不同，但如果

你想尝试获得这种

发音我最好的建议

就是重复这种

发音这取决于你的目标如果

你想学会像我一样说话或

像其他你真正钦佩的人一样说话

你应该尝试 模仿他们

这就是我所做的，这实际上是

我在学习其他语言时使用的一种策略，

所以如果我听到一些

有趣的东西，

比如一个朋友在日语中使用过的词汇，

或者他们的语调非常好

离子或只是他们传达

的方式 他们说某事的方式

对我

来说真的很有趣或我想要 复制它

本质上是为了使这个解释

更短模仿模仿如果你想学

着像我一样说话模仿我如果你想

学着像别人一样说话试着

模仿别人但请

记住我在这些视频中说话的方式

和我在现实生活中说话的方式不同

下一个问题

来自 sue ha 我们如何写一个好的

段落 第一个你需要

考虑你的段落

在整个文档中的位置让我们考虑

用术语来写一个文档 由三

部分组成 引言 正文和

引言部分的结论

您需要介绍

读者需要知道的关键信息，以便

他们稍后将

在您的文档中阅读，因此如果您的

段落在 介绍 您需要

考虑如何在此处介绍您的信息

第二 文件的正文部分

应该包含您的

证据 您的支持材料 您的

意见 您拥有的任何参考资料

如果您的段落属于

您应该拥有的文件正文

记住这些事情 如果你的

段落最后在你的文档的

结尾，你应该总结或

完成你的想法，通常是一个

好主意总结

你在正文中提出的想法，并

在包含会话中介绍你的文档

在写作时使用

过渡，从一个句子过渡到另一个句子

并在段落本身之间使用良好的过渡是很好的，

因此一些示例

过渡可能是第一个第二个第三个或下一个，

然后是最后一个，

此外，

过渡可以帮助读者连接

想法

3 避免试图包含

太多信息 在一个句子中

记住你需要尽可能清晰准确地表达你的

想法，

所以如果你发现你只是在

写作，写作和写作并且

句子变得非常长，请

花点时间看看句子的目标

如果您需要将其分解为

更小的句子并将它们与

转换连接下一个问题下一个问题

来自驻军席尔瓦再次驻军

我什么时候可以使用表达认为

理所当然认为这是

我们通常的表达 用在

否定句中，比如不要把某

事视为理所当然，不要把某事视为

理所当然，这意味着不要忘记

欣赏这件事或这个人

，例如，不要把你的父母视为理所当然或不要把你的父母

视为理所当然 这个机会

是理所当然的，这些表达意味着不要

忘记欣赏这些东西，或者

不要仅仅忽视你的父母，或者

不要阅读忽视这个

认识重要的机会 所以

如果给你一个很好的机会，

例如，或者有人给你很好的建议

或非常好的礼物，也许我们

通常会用它来否定

不要把某事

视为理所当然

你不要忘记表达你的

感激之情 对于那件事或那

个人 问题来自 Carla 嗨

Carla

Carla 问你们母语人士是

如何使用

的 动词的语法

功能当我们将它与

动词的过去分词形式配对时，例如

我有加过去分词来制作

现在完成时，或者我有

加过去分词来制作过去

完成时所以有那种

语法功能 动词 have

但是，如果您只想

在日常情况下使用动词 have，例如我

有电话，或者我有相机，或者我

没有任何钱，那么

在这种情况下，拥有只是意味着拥有 某物

或持有某物以保持

某物，因此请考虑

您正在查看的带有动词的句子，

如果它出现

在过去分词中的动词之前，则它

可能是过去完成时或现在

完成时表达

在我的例子中看到动词之后的东西就像一个对象，比如电话、

相机或金钱，那么它可能是

指拥有某物或保留

某物，所以这可能

是您看到动词拥有的两种最常见的方式

及其 至少

美式英语演讲中的变化 下一个问题

下一个问题 下一个问题来自

Daniel silver oh hi Daniel

Daniel 问什么是

愿望和欲望之间的区别 来自

巴拉圭的问候 hey

愿望和欲望之间有什么区别

你想要一些

与当前情况不同的东西，

所以我们经常将它与我希望

我是或我希望我能我们

想要的东西或我们想要的能力一起使用 nt，但

我们现在没有未来的东西，

所以我希望我能说七种语言，

或者我希望我有一百万美元，或者我

希望我每周有更多的时间休假

，例如

与目前情况不同的事情

当前情况我们使用希望或我希望

它会打电话给我例如我希望你

会或我希望你能表达

一些现在没有发生的事情

另一方面欲望往往

更正式地使用，它也可以

携带更浪漫 细微差别它

不像“

愿望”这个词

那样在对话中

使用得那么多 不必要的

正式我觉得你可能会在

更正式的商业环境中使用它，比如

我们的客户想要更多

关于这种情况的信息，这可能是

对“欲望”这个词的不同用法，但我

一般来说，

如果你在谈论一个人

，或者如果你说我

希望你，这听起来

有点奇怪 在美式英语中，如果你

想使用“欲望”这个词，我认为在

浪漫的情况下，它可能会应用

在一个短语中，比如他充满

欲望或她充满欲望，

更多地用作名词而不是动词，所以

我建议不要使用 非常

渴望谈论您的需求，因为这听起来

有点过于正式，或者可能会给情况带来

错误的细微差别，

但希望用于表达

对某事的希望或想要

与当前情况不同的某事，

所以我希望 这有帮助

第一个问题来自 Ferris

Ghazali 如果

在我无法使用

母语的情况下 我

无法使用英语 我会

和

不会说英语的朋友一起出去吃饭和喝酒 我

别无选择，只能与他们使用不同的语言

我注意到

我的一些学生所做的事情实际上

让我感到困扰他们

在课堂上带了一本字典，他们会

在课堂上停止对话以检查

字典中的单词并一次说

一个单词，而不是仅仅

尝试 找到一种不同的方式来

解释它完全停止了

与您的对话流程

在

大多数情况下您

不会随身携带

字典我希望除非它

在 你的电话 我想第三个 我

认为这是一个发展更好技能的机会，

而不是试图

翻译成英语或翻译

成另一种语言 你应该

考虑找到一种不同的方式

解释

你想用的词 比如说你想用

美丽的词，但你不记得

这个词你会如何解释，所以

即使你没有

词汇，也要考虑其他方式来传达一个想法 所以去

字典不一定是

第一步 它

不一定是你的第一步

考虑一种不同的方式来传达

你试图传达的想法 想

一些例子来解释你所使用的词

如果您

正在与某人一起工作，或者您正在与

了解您不是

母语的人交谈，那么其他人可以教您

你他们将成为你的老师

我只是用肢体语言解释，

如果我不知道工作，那么

另一件事真正帮助我的

不仅仅是学习词汇，而是

实际上将事物作为短语来处理，

所以不要说 g 好吧，这个

词在我的语言中等于这个词，但这里有一个

短语，它传达的意思是

我很感兴趣或者我听到我的

朋友经常使用我将使用那个

短语所以不要只是输入输入输入

开始 输出太 所以希望

对你有帮助

所有副词它们具有相同的

语法功能也许可能，

也许，也许，也许

非常密切相关

也许这个周末

我会去海滩 也许这个周末我会去海滩

他们真的有相同的

意思，但也许听起来更像 rmal

可能但是不同 可能

比这个列表中的其他词表达更高水平的可能性 我

可能这个周末去海滩

就像说话人这个周末去海滩的可能性是 75% 到 80%

可能 但是 可能有更多的

细微差别，只是可以做某事

可以做一些我们

在请求中使用的可能更多的事情，比如

你能不能对我等等等等，你能不能

把这个文件发给我？对于随意的谈话来说，这个文件可能

听起来有点太正式了

和邀请，但如果

你在工作中使用它，例如

，你可能会在本周晚些时候见到我，

而不是你可能会见到我，

所以可能和可能之间的区别

，也许他们可能

有那条路线是的，可能能够所以

也许 也许没有那种细微差别

可能听起来像 有没有可能

是你能做这件事吗

也许也许不包含这种细微差别

所以回顾一下也许是我们

ed 表示同一件事发生某事的机会

也许更正式

问题来自黄江 hi long

dong 它说我很好奇

你休息日做什么 你得知道

我休息日怎么做 我休息

日很正常 我做饭 我去

慢跑 我睡觉 我把它做成我

最喜欢的 DJ 我看到我的朋友我

吃喝看电视我是一个非常正常的

人第一个问题来自

Shunichi Saito - Ichi Shinichi 说我

想知道这是什么意思

例如它非常昂贵 虽然我

在句尾看到了这个词，但是

非常

是的，你们中的很多人最近都发过这个

问题，所以我在

上一集问艾丽西亚关于

使用这个词时谈到了虽然 th Oh ugh 在

句尾的意思 但

最后作为 entence，我们使用它有点

随意，所以当你看到这个词时，虽然

th oh 它就像是

oth oh ugh 在句尾的更随意的版本，

所以你会在社交媒体上看到很多

这样的词，你会 当

你在 Facebook 或 Twitter 或

Instagram 上发短信时看到这个可能虽然

只是意味着但在句子的末尾

所以在你的例句

中它真的很贵虽然

这意味着它真的很贵

但它就像只是把那个

句尾有一点点，但有点不同意的感觉，

所以有点像你知道的

不同意或

意见不同

的轻微

差异 更详细一点，你可以

查看这个视频，我

在句子的末尾用其他一些例子谈了更多关于 th Oh ugh

所以我

希望这对

你有帮助我知道你们中的许多人迟到了这个问题 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 SL juarez Ciotti 哪里 sia

DI 他们很抱歉 来自 essa 的问题一个

你能不能彻底解释一下，

并认为它们听起来很相似，是的，

它们确实听起来很相似，而且它们

甚至在书面上看起来很相似，

但是这些词在语音和写作中具有不同的

含义和不同的功能，

让我们先看看

through 隧道或者如果

您正在查看文档，例如

，通过文档意味着从头到尾阅读文档的

所有内容

，因此通过某事是从

某事开始并通过所有

内容到 穿过一切，

从另一边出来或

完成某事，所以我们也用“

通过”这个词来表示

美式英语中的完成，就像你一样

吃完晚餐或者我完成了我的

作业所以通过这些是

我们使用这个词的几种不同方式

通过第二个词彻底

彻底如此不同通过

彻底意味着全面彻底

意味着完全彻底意味着

做得好它通常具有积极意义

例如，

她对“通过”这个词的

解释非常透彻，或者她对“透彻

”这个词的解释非常

透彻

大量的知识 大量的

信息，所以

请彻底完成你的

作业，或者他在打扫房间时不是很彻底，

所以彻底意味着做得很好

，完全完成了，所以

考虑到所有事情的所有

方面，即使是小

细节也是 考虑透彻，因此我们可以

将透彻用于

需要 sm 的活动的演示文稿 所有细节都进行了

彻底的安全检查，例如，

这些是

完全针对小细节完成的操作，所以

这是彻底的下一步我们在这里

虽然虽然你可以

以与你对这个词的想法相同的方式思考

但所以它是 用于对比

信息 它用于表达某

事的不同之处，因此您可以

用 tho 之类的表达方式来遵循某人的意见，

例如，我

认为夏天是最好的季节，尽管

冬天也很有趣，因此您可以

用相同的方式思考 你

想到but athough be 所以你

提出a 然后是一个对比

意见B 你把这

两个想法

和虽然联系

起来 类似的方式有什么

区别，但更随意，

但

如果您正在编写

正式文档或正在制作正式文档，则在休闲对话和日常对话中使用得更多

你可以使用的陈述虽然

代替但所以虽然显示对比

信息此列表中的最后一个是

认为认为认为是

用作动词时认为的过去时所以我

认为你今天要来或者我

认为它会下雨 后来，或者我

认为这是一个很棒的下午

，think 被用作 think 的过去式，

我们也可以使用 think

将想法作为名词来指代，所以我有一个想法

，或者你

对这个项目有什么想法，所以我们 可以将思想

用作 think 的动词过去式或用作

名词来指代一个想法，因此

，尽管如此彻底，并且认为

你们中的一些人可能想知道

当我阅读

或当我在阅读时，我如何记住哪个是哪个 听你要

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

围绕单词的语法下一个

问题下一个问题来自

韩勇熙韩潘乔尼乔尼对不起艾丽西亚

这是什么 也许

可能也许和可能很好的

问题之间的区别也许也许可能

好吧也许也许也许和可能

这些都是副词它们具有相同的

语法功能也许也许

也许和可能也许并且也许

非常密切相关

意思，

但只是正式程度不同，

也许就像较低的级别

，这个词的更随意的版本也许所以

也许我这个周末去海滩

，也许我这个周末去海滩

他们真的有相同的意思，但是

也许听起来更正式 可能

但是不同

可能

比这个列表中的其他词表达更高水平的可能性

我可能会在这个周末去海滩 这就像演讲者这个去海滩

的 75% 到 80% 的

机会

周末可能但是

可能有更多的细微差别，只是

可以做某事，

可以做一些我们使用 poss 的事情

更多的请求，比如你

能不能把它发给我这个文件

可能听起来有点太正式，不适合

随意的谈话和邀请，但

如果你在工作中使用它，例如

，你可能会在本周晚些时候见到我吗？

你可能会遇到我吗

所以可能和

可能和也许他们可能之间的区别

有那条路线

是的可能能够所以可能而且

也许没有那种细微差别可能

听起来像有可能是你

能做到这一点 事情可能也可能

不包含这种细微差别，

所以概括一下，也许并且可能

用于表达同一件事发生某事的机会

也许更

正式，可能以类似的方式使用，

但它更多地指的是简单的

可能性而不是它 你

能做到那件事可能表示

很有可能下一个问题

下一个问题来自穆罕默德的俄亥俄州

有名的

伟大任务和流行的伟大任务有什么区别 离子

著名是众所周知的事情，

很多人都知道那件事或

那个人 碧昂丝很有名

自由女神像很有名 艾菲尔铁塔

很有名 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，所以喜欢 碧昂丝很

受欢迎，或者像著名的糖果

一样受欢迎，就像巧克力蛋糕很受欢迎，

这是一种著名的食物，很多人喜欢

它，所以很受欢迎，很有名加上像

正面形象有时我们可以用

这两个词来形容同一件事，所以

碧昂丝很有名碧昂丝是 受欢迎但

出名并不总是意味着他们很

受欢迎，因此在这种情况下，某人可能会因一件坏事而出名，

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不良原因

而出名，因此因负面

问题而出名 SF

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，例如这个

我 是我们可以应用于真人秀的一种表达方式，

所以很多人认为真人

秀不是很好的娱乐，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

真人秀节目中的角色 但

不知何故，你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

，这是你爱恨的东西，

你爱恨那个

东西下一个问题下一个问题

来自哦，你写的

你名字的发音 非常好的项目 我想

好吧 好吧 Alicia

我的水平是中级 他们

觉得他们被困在中级

水平并且想要达到高级

水平 他们在 YouTube 上观看很多视频

阅读学术文章 在网络上，

但仍然觉得进展已

停止

中间高原，就像你开始

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，

你觉得进步要

慢得多我会说 在这种情况下，首先

确定你觉得你的进步是如何

停止的，我的意思是你是否

觉得你的词汇量不足，或者你

是否觉得很难倾听

人们的意见并理解他们在

说什么你觉得很难 写是

很难喜欢读的东西所以

首先确定

你觉得自己不好的东西是什么然后

开始以它为重点来进行进一步的学习

我认为如果

你可以考虑你的不同技能

设置你在阅读

写作口语和听力方面的不同水平你

可以确定这四件事中哪一个

对你来说最弱并从那里开始，所以当

你觉得你的进步停止时

想好我不擅长做什么

然后把你的时间集中在那里，所以也许

这对你有帮助的第一步希望

这有助于本周的第

一个问题是巴哈的一个问题，他们

是我很抱歉，艾丽西亚，我想

了解和喜欢什么是 它们

之间的区别以like开头是

介词记住介词是

我们用来显示与

其他单词的关系或

在句子中定位元素的单词，例如act和by

等也是介词单词

light是介词但是单词

as 是连词 连词

是连接

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 关于

如何使用 like 和 as 的一般协议 时间点

是，如果您

使用像名词短语这样的简单语句来跟随单词 like，

则应该使用单词 like if

但是，

单词 like while 之后的部分在

子句在这句话的那部分有一个动词，

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

如果只有一个简单的短语或者

它就像一个简单的名词短语，我们应该使用 like

like that after like or as so 举

一些例子，我的同事吃得像

猪一样，

在这种情况下，我使用了“像”这个词，

因为在像猪一样之后，这只是

一个简单的名词短语，如果我说

我的同事吃得好像他是 一头猪 我正在

使用动词 我正在使用动词

就像他一样，所以我们可以在任何情况下使用广告，

只要我们在语句后面加上一个

我们可以使用的动词，就像我们

在该语句后面加上一个简单的名词

短语的情况一样 一般来说，我们都会使用它们来

进行比较

比起在日常对话中，我

倾向于使用 like 我非常依赖 like 来

进行比较和

情况，就像你一样，就像

他一样，就像我

觉得至少在

美国英语使用者中更常见，所以

你可能会 看好像和

好像我们可以用来进行比较的这两个

词都出现在一个简单的名词短语

之前，就像在包含ver是的东西之前使用，

谢谢那个问题栏

下一个问题下一个问题来自

Chiara GRA GRA GRA GRA uh I' 会帮助你

学习，我会帮助你学习什么

是正确的

谢谢 对于这个问题，

虽然下一个问题

来自治安官 Emmitt sheriff Army

好的，我应该在俗名之后使用单数还是复数

动词，例如

我的球队赢了比赛还是赢

了比赛 在这种情况下，我的球队

赢得了比赛 我的球队赢得了比赛，

所以请使用动词的单数形式

like same as like he has or she has my

team has is the right answer here

next question 下一个问题来自

taylor taylor asks 哪个听起来

更好 我每天早上都

读报纸 或者我每天早上都

读报纸

如果

您对报纸的具体内容并不重要，

并且如果您想暗示

您每天

早上都阅读任何报纸，则应该

使用 that 在这种情况下，也许

有一份特定的报纸使用了之前的

报纸，虽然

听起来你

每天早上都在读一份特定的报纸，如果你说我

每天早上都读一份报纸，听起来很像 e

您

只需选择当天可用的任何报纸并

阅读该报纸，因此使用节目

表明有特定的或暗示

您每天都会阅读的报纸您

不必具体说明哪

一份 你可以喜欢我每天读纽约

时报，或者我每天读卫报

，但是如果你说我

每天读一份报纸，

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 然而，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

，但是使用这个

短语新闻就像

我读那天新闻的那天的新闻

我每天阅读前一天新闻的

每一天，所以通常我们说我们

不用于新闻的新闻听起来

有点奇怪，所以同样

的事情适用于报纸大多数

人每次都选择相同的报纸

一天，所以我们说报纸而不是

报纸，但感谢这个问题

泰勒感谢下一个问题下一个

问题来自杰弗里嗨杰弗里

杰弗里有时会问我看

电影有些角色说你希望以

非常愤怒的态度或者我希望在其他

情况下做什么 这两句话的

意思是我该如何使用它

一个有趣的问题好吧当

有人回应你时想要一个

否定的建议就像他们

相互在一起他们

意识到他们不喜欢对方所以

通常是第一个字符 会说

一些负面的

建议，比如你应该

离开城镇并找到一份不同的工作让

我们一个人呆着这样的话，

然后另一个角色会说是的，你

希望像是的这个角色

承认你想让我这样做是的，

但是 换句话说，我不会那样做，

所以这有点像挑战，

所以这个人说这个负面

建议，另一个人承认

这个建议 stion 说不，我不会那样

做，但我知道你想让我那样做

，所以你愿意，这样就意味着这

就像一个消极的挑战，看起来他们

正在战斗，认识到他们

不喜欢对方，所以这是一个

另一个 另一个是什么，

所以我希望我们在

上一集的

delecia 中讨论过，所以请检查一下，但

本质上，我希望是

指我们现在不能做的事情，或者

与目前情况不同

但我们想要的事情 我们希望发生，我们希望

能够这样

做 厘米高或者我可能

高 6 厘米 这整个事情

只是一个骗局

下一个问题 下一个问题来自

Bowie 然后 des bow a bow e 然后 de

votante 问我什么时候可以

像我曾经一样在现在的完美句子中使用

ever ever 意味着在任何时候或任何时候，

当你问一个问题时，你都可以使用 ever，

比如你

有没有去过

法国，你有没有吃过拉面，

你有没有去过山上旅行

，例如我们 可以在提出问题时使用ever

，但因为ever

意味着在任何时候或任何时候我们

都不能用它来回答这样

的问题，你有没有过等等，我们

通常会说是或否，以

回应我们可以 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 blah blah blah，但在

这种情况下，它仍然意味着永远不会

像 never ever 那样的表达只是

强调这个词 never so to use ever

we 需要在句子中与动词配对，

所以我们不能说 I have ever

just I have 加上一个动词，我们不能说 I

have ever 不正确的 I have at

some at any time or all times it's

it's red it's it's not 必要的，

但我们可以在否定中使用

比如我从来没有去过

法国或者她从来没有吃过奶酪

这样的表达方式，所以我们必须

用否定词来做出我们

曾经用于现在完成时态问题的回应，

并与否定词 have 或 has 配对

做出回应以做出否定的

回应，所以请把这两个保留在我的

第一个问题中 Harley pass hard

Harley peso hustle pass re Harley 问

get 加副词或介词有什么用，

例如 I get down 这

是一个关于短语的问题 带

get 的动词，我们可以

在你的例子中的 get 之后使用很多不同的东西 to

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 now to get down we can

在动词之后使用很多不同的词，

但是例如 get into to get

into something 意味着对

你可能听到的东西感兴趣

，比如 get at me 或 get at your

Professor to get at 接触或接触的意思

交流，但这是一个

非常随意的表达方式，你可以说

get after like I need to get to my

homework 例如，它的意思是喜欢

追逐或尝试做某事

也进入喜欢进入俱乐部

进入餐厅 参加派对

的细微差别是有些东西很

有挑战性，但你可以

像昨晚参加派对一样获得那个东西，

但我不在名单

上，这个词有很多不同的用法，

但我可以' 不要

在这个视频中谈论所有这些，因为有这么多，

所以如果你对

我们可以与这个词一起使用的各种短语动词感到好奇，

但请查看字典，这是一个

非常好的开始下一个问题

来自 Alexander hi 亚历山大

亚历山大说，嗨，艾丽西亚

，聪明的聪明和聪明的聪明和聪明这两个词

有什么区别，它们的意思是一样的，意思是

有很多知识的人，形象

是他们从像从 cl 学习的书里得到它

课堂上的教室

聪明和聪明 他们对他们有

同样的感觉，但智力

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，但聪明的想法可能

是 他们从书本和

课堂上获得知识

有点像偷偷摸摸的下一个

问题下一个问题来自 long

and long 并询问

简单过去时和过去

进行时或过去进行

时之间有什么区别我们用于过去

开始和结束的动作的

过去时所以开始 动作和

动作的结束发生在

过去所以例如句子我吃

早餐是一个简单的过去

时 tatement I ate breakfast ate 是

简单的过去式 过去进行

时 然而，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，

如果我

想使用过去进行时 我

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 8 点在吃早餐

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

解释一个动作

在特定时间点继续进行，如

例如，我在 8 点吃早餐，

或者如果我只使用简单的 p，我可以使用过去进行来

显示一个动作

与过去的另一个动作同时发生

我

只是在说一个简单的事实，换句话说，

这个动作发生了我在

8 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 8 点吃早餐

我可以

在这种情况下使用过去进行时态，它可能是为了

回答一个问题，比如

你今天早上 8 点在做什么，所以

如果有人想问

你在特定时间点做了什么，

比如有人怀疑，如果 你喜欢

你昨晚在做什么你可以

说像哦我今晚和我的朋友共进晚餐

但是过去时简单过去时

是我们用于

过去开始和结束的动作的东西但是

渐进式过去的进行时

可以使用 为了强调

这种情况或行动的持续性，

本周第一个问题

来自爱德华多，你好爱德华多，你能

解释一下如何使用

表达一到三，

实际上是一个大的画面确定数字

one at all 我们

在否定陈述之后使用一个强调短语我

今天根本不想研究他根本不

喜欢我我们也可以

在问题二中使用这个表达

关于它的种类取决于哪个

表达 你的意思是

有些可能意味着有点或有点

我有点想在

晚餐时吃越南菜你还会注意到那里的

发音有点变化

有点不是有点而是有点

取决于句子的方式

made though kind of 也可以指

某物的类型 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 这里 kind 是

指类型所以他们不

知道他们想要什么样的房子 例如，不知道

他们晚餐想吃什么样的食物

，所以检查一下使用哪种方式

，如果它出现

在像 I kind of want to eat

或 I kind of want to go 这样的动词之前，那么它可能

意味着 一点点，但如果它在

之前和名词 n 它可能意味着

现在的类型，所以我希望

对关于这个词的第三个问题有帮助

有时这是事实，所以有些例子

实际上我不住在美国

about big

picture big picture 用于

谈论某事的广泛概念，因此

从一个小细节出发，一次

谈论整个城市

我知道你认为学习

词汇很无聊，但看大局，

了解这一点很重要 小

细节

他忽略了大局

他在浪费时间和金钱 所以

大局有点像也许

更大的情况 希望对下

一个问题有帮助 下一个问题 来自 是 在

是 是 II 是 在 我很抱歉

准时和

准时有什么区别是你准时

到达还是准时到达 我们用准时

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

准时按时赴约，

但是当我们想要给出一种

匆忙或匆忙的细微差别时使用

我现在需要离开家

才能及时赶到

机场赶飞机 我现在需要学习考试

如果我想赶上

晚会 如果你想赶上派对 你可能

应该现在离开 电影

及时赶上其他事情，所以我想

采取行动，让我的日程安排满足

其他条件我

想做的其他事情我需要

及时做的其他事情有

我们可以使用的最后期限的细微差别 这种表达

就像恐慌一样哦，我的天哪，我不是

准时完成

就像提交论文 我

不会准时完成 意味着

在截止日期之前

而准时意味着

在预定的时间完成一个动作或完成某事 下一个

问题 下一个问题是 从想要

功能嗨妈妈朋友嘿艾丽西娅

你刚刚让我的一天是什么意思我听到了

这句话但我不完全理解

是的所以你让我的一天是一个非常

积极的短语你可以想象这是因为

你让我的一天

很开心 更好，但我们并没有说得更好，

所以当有人给我们

好消息时

我们会使用它 我们要

休息的那一天，

你刚刚度过了我的一天，

那些是某人

真的很开心并想要

表达对方在那一刻改善了他们的一天的情况

，很好的表达下一个

问题下一个问题来自

gearson Si lva 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

比周围环境更暗的地方，

因为有一个物体

挡住了光线，我们可以说有

阴影 there or there's a shadow

over there 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

我们使用 cast 动词 cast with

the shadow I cast a shadow when I stand

in the Sun for 例如，阴影

作为名词指代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遮蔽了光线，

遮蔽了太阳，所以我们会说

站在阴凉处，因为遮蔽物具有

遮蔽物的细微差别，我们不会 说站在

阴影中阴影并没有

像阴影那样有趣地表现出庇护的细微差别，

尽管阴影

和阴影也都用作

动词来表示阴影，某些东西需要

紧随其后 ly to shadow

someone at work 意思是跟随工作中的人并

尝试理解他们的工作，例如，

阴影用作动词，表示

创造避光的地方，例如

遮蔽我们免受阳光遮蔽的树冠

也有一些有趣的用途，你可能会

听到俚语 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

对某事的蔑视，当你说话时，

通常在大多数情况下，当你想

谈论一个黑暗的酷 区域我们应该

说阴影 当你

只想谈论

黑暗物体使用阴影的黑暗区域时，我们应该说阴影站在阴影中 下一个

问题来自 Celso Moreno 你

把你的名字全部大写背靠背写

是什么意思有时我在

棒球中听到 游戏 你知道吗 是的 我确实知道

背靠背的表达意思是一个

接一个 所以我们有两件事

有时更背靠背 你

可以把它放在一条线上 它的意思

例如在棒球比赛中，就像一个接一个的本垒打

我们可以说两个

本垒打接连发生 两个或更多的

事情连续快速发生 它

在体育运动中被广泛使用 下一个问题

实际上来自丹尼的两个问题 嗨

丹尼丹尼的第一个问题是你

谈到了点燃 作为俚语是的，我

在第 2 集中谈到了点燃所以第 1 集第 2 集

我问过 Alisha，你能

谈谈动词 light 并使用它一个

主动和被动的肯定光

意味着生火所以点燃火来

点燃蜡烛 这个动词的主动和

被动语态的一些例子 那

我们今晚为什么不点一些蜡烛吃晚餐

餐厅里所有的蜡烛都在我们野营旅行时

点燃 我的邻居点燃了火，我们给我带来了

汉堡包 点燃了火

我们离开时的露营地 我

正要生火但我睡着了 所以

点燃意味着生火 他点燃了

房子着火 我们可以说点燃 bla

bla

bla 着火 所以有几个不同的

例子 g 动词 light 的

主动和被动过去式

将来时也是如此，所以我希望这

会有所帮助 Danny 的第二个问题

你能谈谈骑车吗？

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

或骑车去海滩，但

搭车意味着邀请

某人和你一起开车去某个地方，

这是使用搭车的一种方式你

也可以说给我搭车行吗 给

我搭车 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

去一个地方 我可以说 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 所以给我 坐你的车，

所以

如果你想看到所有的车，

或者你想看到更多的车，我

建议你查一下字典，

有很多，我不能

全都说 这段视频，所以请查字典

晚安，我们有时会说

晚安晚安，这样该死的好

声音就会被丢弃我们已经删除了那个好声音，我们说

晚安晚安晚安，这

就是你所说的

下一个问题好的下一个问题来自

femme femme BAM 你是什么？ re too

good to be true 意思是好还是不好

也许你在一首著名的歌曲中听过这

句话

说这个

表情是你太棒了 你

太棒了 我不敢相信你是真实的

所以换句话说一定是

有问题你一定有问题

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不能成为真实 就像

哇，我对你感到惊讶，所以这是一个很好的

表达方式，但是如果在更

罕见的情况下有人说

这个人太好了，难以置信，

就像审查工作申请一样

，例如这个女孩，她太好了，

难以置信 如果这样说，

可能那个人有什么可疑之处

，这似乎不对

，这里有太多好的信息

，这个人肯定有问题，

这取决于语调，

它可以描绘出非常积极的

意思或非常可疑的意思 在

大多数情况下意味着这是一个积极的需求，

所以如果你在一首歌中听到这个，

例如，它可能是一种非常积极

的浪漫微妙的短语，

非常感谢那个问题电影

下一个下一个问题来自 奥地利

少年对不起，我希望我说对了

Alisha

当我们到达行尾时我们如何分隔文本中的单词

你的文本格式化软件应该

为你这样做你使用 word 单词

应该为你这样做如果你只使用

文本或注释

应该有一个自动换行功能我

不知道像谷歌这样的核弹，如果这

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 life 和拼写 Li ve 的词，

就像你的例子一样 I live in a big city

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，

就像 life life in 第二个词

live I 发音有点高 Lily

它很像在你的鼻子里 live

那是第一个声音有点

不同所以 lai lai lai lai 那是

我的声音不同但

辅音也不同 F

一世 n life 所以只有空气

从我的嘴里出来

用我的

声带发出声音 所以生活 没有

声带 活声带使用 但是

要小心 live Live 也可以

发音为 live 所以 V 音

例如现场表演，因此您

需要注意句子的语法

以了解它是现场还是

现场，因此生活和现场的

发音非常不同

Rabia

Arshad Rabia or ferrous iron bear

can 和 may 之间

有

什么区别

如果我在现代美式英语中使用它们，

则现代美式英语使用相同 can 指的是能力可能指的是

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 Harley hi Harley

hello again

什么是正确的用法 它是我吃

早餐 我吃午餐 我吃晚餐 或者

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 如果你放弃了 你听起来很

豪华豪华 意味着像时尚

精致也有点富有所以我

不是那些东西但是说我是

早餐我午餐我晚餐

听起来你

在大多数情况下对这项活动有很高的评价至少在

我的生活中我没有 没有理由

那样说，所以我总是说我吃

早餐、吃午餐或

吃

晚餐 真的 需要

以那种形式的形式交谈

我不认为下一个问题 下一个

问题来自 feriss ferriss Ghazali

Ferris 气愤地问我很抱歉

Ferris 问嘿 Alicia 我们可以

在文章中使用还没有它的缩写

形式 has not 你可以在物理上

肯定你在一篇文章中使用农夫，但如果

你在写作中使用缩略语，我

认为这会让你听起来不那么

正式，如果你使用扩展形式

你

会 听起来更正式一点更

优雅我觉得这不仅适用

于单词 has not 和 has not 因此

这适用于所有收缩

真的答案是肯定的你可以但

如果你想我不一定推荐它

听起来正式和优雅的感谢

这个问题，尽管 Baris 下一个问题

litt 这个词是什么意思 litt

这个词对我来说是什么意思 litt 实际上是一个

俚语 它在年轻人中很常见，

尤其是在美国 现在，

也许你们中的许多人都知道，我曾经使用过

light

有过去时 lit 用于

谈论例如聚会或

某种社交聚会，通常

非常令人兴奋，或者非常

有趣，或者有点疯狂 solit

用过去时态，你

可以想象，就像火一样，当你

点燃火时，它可能会变得更大，

变得有点疯狂，有点疯狂，

就像有火花一样，然后它就会开始，

所以如果你看到 点燃这个词就像这个

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 你可以根据需要使用它但

请记住，真正的年轻人

使用这个词 我不使用这个词作为

参考但是 再说一次，我不是

第一个问题本周的第一个问题

来自我又开始了嗨，我很诚实，

很多问题认为哪个是正确的

我想要休息或者我想要好好休息

你可以说我想要休息的意思

一般来说，只是你不想做

任何事情来放松

语法 虽然我想

休息是正确的或者我想休息这

两个都是正确的

但是在美式英语中我们通常不会

说我想休息

更常见的是说我想

休息我想休息 休息一下，或者让

我们休息一下，或者我们可以休息

一下

吗 你

走了 加布里埃拉你好

加布里埃拉你好丽莎

在快速演讲中习惯和习惯之间有什么

区别发音的区别

是的，基本上当我们说得

很快或者我想即使不是很快我们也

倾向于发音习惯于

语法不 改变我 t 只是

发音的变化，因为

很难说你

只是很快我习惯了我习惯了

很难说所以我们只是

说习惯了而不是我以前用

智能手机他用来踢足球我们

每天做饭

我习惯使用的这些句子中的每一个 -

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，习惯和

习惯 相同的意思只是

发音不同

如果我是正确的，你应该总是使用

这是一个语法点它

指的是虚拟语气虚拟

语气的解释虚拟语气

有点超出范围对于

这个视频来说有点多 eo 但我们将始终使用 if I

were when the subject there is I in the

condition if I were 我们总是使用 work

你会听到母语人士说 if I

was if I was 如果你想非常

严格和非常挑剔的话

实际上是 正确的，但如果

你使用是，如果你犯了一个错误，

你仍然会被理解，但是

是的，这与英语中的虚拟语气有关

你

更喜欢用哪个词作为美国 美国 美国

美国 美国 美国 还是我

刚搬到日本时才开始用美国来指代

我的国家的州，因为

我周围的人用美国这个词

来表示我的国家 指国家，但我

想之前我说美国我

用美国人们会说你

来自美国为什么我用美国因为

它很短很容易说美国我

不想说美国

美利坚合众国它 对我来说听起来很长谢谢

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