Phụ đề tiếng anh English today DVD2 - English Sub English Today DVD2
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hello and welcome back to English today
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this is the second DVD of the beginner level
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and in this DVD you will see 3 more
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episodes of %uh story that's life and then
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in a special TV programs they will be a debate
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about low-cost airlines and an interview with the sports
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expert about football training then
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in the grammar section we will study the Simple Present
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frequency adverbs some
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and any there is their job and also
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making suggestions now remember if you have problems
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understanding anything use the subtitles
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okay so enjoy studying and have fun
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0 it's you Peter look
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my face yeah now in my bed
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where the office supplies the computer supplies
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are in that puppets as their the
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folders pencils pens acceptor are yet
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in this puppets and I also have to chess
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of goodies for everyone no they are not don't
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touch anything p okay so you say you have all the office supplies
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no not really there isn't a fax machine
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their own for the programs I need on my computer
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and I guess you have an answering machine is it useful
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don't need an answering machine announced the tests and myself okay
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and you fax machine I have on my part ok thank you
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wait a minute something is missing
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where the coffee machine
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all of his have a coffee she I'm afraid there isn't one
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yeah this stuff kitchen on the other side of the house
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in the kitchen we can have some coffee yet good idea
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there hello and welcome back to
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English today how are you now
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in that last episode %uh that's life did you notice that
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and described her office and
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the most important thing for Peter was what the coffee machine
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strange now I want to look at the language that
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and used she used they is I'll
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and their are some let me explain that to you
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if you have a single object for example like
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a glass then we say they
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is a glass on the table all
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they is a hacked on the table
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all day is a computer on the table
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okay now that changes
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when we have more than one object like
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these pains for example we say their
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are some pens on the table
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okay there on some pins
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on the table and therefore in this example here
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books there are some books
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on the table there on some
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you see how it changes now let's go
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and look at that on the screen you can see it
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written so we said with single objects we say they
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is examples are there's
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a computer in anne's office
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that isn't a fax machine
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that's the negative their isn't a fax machine
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there's a table in the studio
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and their isn't a coffee machine
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which Peter com believe now look at the
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plural form we say they're Obama
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some office supply he's in the office
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and their are some pens
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and pencils okay and we also use that for the exact
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number love plural objects so for example
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there are two chairs in ans office
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and there are four pictures
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for example in her studio alright so
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thats an introduction to their ease and there are
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some now in the next lesson we going to look at the difference between some
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and any which is very important so listen out for that
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in the next episode and then come back here and we'll work on it
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alright see you later pie
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do you want milk with your coffee
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as a bottle in the back friends I prefer
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without but with some sir ok I'm afraid there isn't
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sugar well that's okay black coffee is good to you
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do you have any those great cookies
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all yes there are some cookies
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an audition no not at all
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on audition wonderful
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when next Monday at the Opera Theatre
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use cookies are fantastic other anymore
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Clara some more in the box thank you
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by an time for music to
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its hi how are you as my new officemate
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hi again and the pic
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difficult isn't she here now this
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is lesson about some and any
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remember Peter said can I have some coffee
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and some biscuits well I want to talk to you about that
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right now not in order to understand some
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and any we have to understand
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the difference between countable objects and
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uncountable objects so these things here
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on ingredients to make a wonderful
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English lemon cake let's divide them
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into comfortable objects and uncountable objects
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let's start with the snow these on lemons
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accountable means you can count them
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uncountable means you can't count them can you come
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these yeah one to said these
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accountable so that are some
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lemons now what about these
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fees on knot's can you count these
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yeah one to 3 acceptor
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so they also countable so we say they're
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are some nuts on the table
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now what about this this
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is mama laid now can you count
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marmalade well you can count the container
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but not the marmalade inside
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so this is uncountable and we say
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in English they is some
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they is a some marmalade
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its a singular verb so we put it here
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its uncountable okay now
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let's look at this what's this this
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now is this countable or
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uncomfortable for you countable or uncountable
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well it is very difficult to count
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all the little bit sold so this is
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uncountable we put issue right now
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mixing these two aches Council
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uncountable one to countable
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their are some eggs this here is
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now these you can count so
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we say that are some spices
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about this milk you can count the bottle
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but can you count the liquid no
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countable and we say they is a
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some milk so singular single other put that thing
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now would have got here backed up batter
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can we count that well
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we can count a packet yes but the batter inside
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exactly no we can't count but too so
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they is a some butter we put it here
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good now what else we got flower
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you know flower flower we use to make pizza
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to make cakes is that countable exactly it's not countable it's like sold
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like sugar like coffee so we put this here uncountable
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and the last thing this what's this
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is wat accountable no it's not
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so water goes with the uncountable
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the is some water quite difficult P
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let's look at the screen to see that
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person alright and we will do a general summary
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so we said accountable objects
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in the plural in the positive form we say
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their are some lemons on the table
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on the table there are some
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takes on the table so that's accountable
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now the negative is their aren't
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any we use any their aunt
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any cigarettes on the table there aunt
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any biscuits important any for the negative
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their aunt any magazines
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for example alright now questions
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here again we use the word any
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use any in the negative and any in the questions
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so are they any classes
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on the table I have it any books
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on the table Ave any pains
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alright so some in the positive any
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in the negative and the question for good
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now let's move on to on accountable objects
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these ones here examples are
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they isn't single uva/uvb some sugar
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on the table they is in some flour
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on the table there is some water
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on the table okay negative again
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we use any we say isn't
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any bread on the table that isn't
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any wine liquid on the table
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the isn't any chocolates
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on the table alright questions
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again the singular verb and any
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is there any money on the table
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is there any pastor unfortunately not
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and is there any be a okay
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now I want to add one more thing to this lesson
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and it's the words this that
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these those let me explain
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with one object you say vikes
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CD when it's close to you
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this CT but when it's distant from you far
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away you say backed CD
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this backed alright
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we hear this very often let me take to
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plural now we say these
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CDs when they're far from you
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let see that on the screen
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plural these books when they close
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share for example and those
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chairs when the distant from me
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that's a big lesson pay there's a lot to remember
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so we have some and any
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accountable and uncountable this
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that these those hoop you have a lot to do at home to study their
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anyway no problem because you great student so
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we'll meet again in the studio very soon for some more English
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take care bye for now
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word is so hard guys
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I wake up at 6:30 everyday
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have breakfast and take the train to work
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every day I know I get up at seven
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but I have a friend at work who usually gets up at six
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why that's too early
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it takes a min hour to drive to work I hope
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that's a long drive yes
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putts he lives in the country
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I think he's lucky every weekend he can go for walks in the woods
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not in traffic dance I guess that's pretty nice
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he moves in the countryside but works in the city
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a pretty nice combination
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what about you Sharon what time do you wake up
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I usually get up at about nine o'clock
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but I live in the city it's easy to get to work
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yes but you get home very late
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of and 6:30 or Sat you know
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I sometimes have five or six groups have tours today
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you work too much mine the
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and you seem too much Peter
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hello again and how are you not from that last conversation
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we learnt that Sharon works too much
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and Peter scenes too much how about you
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do you work too much what time do you get up in the morning
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well I'm going to describe my
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typical day and I'm going to use the simple present
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to do that alright well first
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45 but I don't get up
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I use some to the radio who
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and I listen to the news then off to
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I slowly the top that's difficult
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and I take a shower I take
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shower I get dressed me
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for a walk with Sookie then
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we have breakfasts together she has
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dog biscuits I have toast
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marmalade and backed then
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I go to work on my scooter now my boyfriend
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has a different day
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because heey goes to work could
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8 o'clock at night remember he's a jazz musician
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now did you notice I said he'd go to lose
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to work that's because with the third person we
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had and s gurus he goes
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to work at eight o'clock as he comes home
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at three o'clock in the morning because he plays jazz
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concepts then he goes to bed
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and he gets up at lunch time
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at one o'clock so we
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meet at dinner which is you know we don't have much time
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together but that's life now that
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was a simple present tense and now
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we going to see that on the screen very very important this classical form
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you work he she it work
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we work you work they work now
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very often you forget to put the s on the third person
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some I have another teaching assistant who will help you to remember
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he's here to help you remember
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to put the s on the third person said listen
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I work at home you work
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in an office it works
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all week we work together
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you work full time they work at weekends
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so remember it's not difficult the Simple Present
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in English I work you work he worked
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she works it worked don't forget mister state don't forget P
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s a third person alright
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good now listen to the next episode
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and try and up pick out words like
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of done sometimes occasionally because we going to study those next
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alright going to have some fun by
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Alice I bet you don't wake up at six o'clock
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every day tell us something about your typical day at university
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well I sometimes have classes in the morning
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but I usually have classes in the afternoon on Mondays I
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always attend lectures in the morning I'm where do you study
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ice in a study in the library but I sometime Sunday at Heinz
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to a when I don't have classes in the morning
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my friend david also studies at your university
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the remember him David Mary
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yes I occasionally see him in a live tree
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and sometimes in PoK in the park
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doing what he like studying their
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he takes his books finds a nice cock pants
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and meet not a bad idea you can study
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and enjoy nature at the same time yes
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I liked the park today unfortunately
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I of any books that in the library and what about lunch
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do you usually make sandwiches and take them with you
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0 no I I hate cooking
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I usually have lunch in the cafeteria
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with friends all I do just the opposite
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I usually cook lunch at home I seldom have a quick lunch
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coffee shops okay guys
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stop with this is boring talk
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what about fun do any if you do
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anything besides working and studying
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its Friday remember
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your rights Jack I'm so happy
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Friday me too it's weekend time
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the for time shopping
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jack really knows how to provoke
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and doesn t mmm did you notice those words
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sometimes always occasionally
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because we're going to study those now
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and in English they're called the frequency
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adverbs and we usually use them with a simple
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present tense and they describe how many times
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you do actions frequency adverbs
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now to help the introduced them
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I have another teaching assistant
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mister dinosaur missed a dinosaur is here
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to help you with the frequency adverbs
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fitzy at the screen how
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mister dinosaur is going to help you well
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look at the screen now we're talking about adverbs
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of frequency things which describes how often
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you do something like habitual actions
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dinosaur look at the screen we have
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you are now these letters represent
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a frequency Panther see if you can find them
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what you think 0 is
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when you do something unlocked yeah
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what about n when you do
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good n is never I'll what
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about eighty something that you do
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are you not eighties always
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sometimes very good sometimes
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who is four usually usually
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it's a habit what about
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are stands full rarely that's difficult to pronounce
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me the and the last one look at the top
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we've got DU Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
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is its strangeness every
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day alright so those are the main
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frequency adverbs everyday
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never often sometimes always
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usually really you notice sometimes
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is also the same as occasionally
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and really the another way to say
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really is seldom okay now
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the important thing about mister dinosaur and the frequency
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adverbs is where to put them
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in the sentence now look at the examples
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we put them in front of the main
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arrive late he usually eat gets up
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plays tennis it often
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Ravens in England me sometimes
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watch TV you occasionally
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drink wine and the last one is different
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every day they drive to work usually
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every day we put at the beginning but the others
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always be full the main verb and after
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the subject now one problem
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there is an exception to the rule which is
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typical love the English language and what is the exception
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the exception is the verb to be
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the verb to be is always an exception in English
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let's see how that works look at the example
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he isn't often late
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we are sometimes in a hurry you see the position
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the position i've the frequency adverb is after
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the to be not before
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and that's the rule so he isn't often late
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which some times in a hurry
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and I'm always tired
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so those are the frequency adverbs very important
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and we use them to describe our have to choose actions
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now in the next episode if that's life listened for this would
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very strange word because we going to talk about that
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in the next lesson here in the studio so
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gone see that's life by
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I always go shopping on Saturdays
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the first thing I do on Saturday his drive to the supermarket
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I sometimes go shopping on Saturdays
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but usually I sleep late I'm always so
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tired on Saturdays I'm minutes height and weight and
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the weekend is a time for fun I paints
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that jogging go out with some friends unfortunately
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I sometimes have to study so I sometimes do a little work at the weekend
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when I'm free I like going swimming
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going to exhibitions or two concerts
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if I have enough money I'll and
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every Sunday I clean up
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the entire flapped and an evening i watch TV
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well I never watch TV too boring
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Peter and I like going to the cinema
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the weekend yes it's important not to watch too much TV
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and our day or so that and of come on guys
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you talk like my grandfather work
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TB house work on the weekends
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like small I want you to take me to places where young people have
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fun greats get ready
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hello welcome back again to English today you alive english-language
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now did you notice how and said that she loves going to concerts and exhibitions
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but she doesn't have enough money
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now this word in %uh enough it's written
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G H the pronunciation
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is enough what does it mean
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let me show you I have a ticket here
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40 euro 45 euro for the ticket
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it means it's less it's not sufficient
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it isn't enough no ticket
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no concerts from so
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poor and not enough money now another example you ask me can I have a glass of
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nice official so you up
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you see what excuse me it's not enough
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not enough is not sufficient ok
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I say okay fine so crossword
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a new CEO 0 it's too much
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too much now that is
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the opposite when something is in x6
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its too much let's go back to the ticket for example imagine that the theater
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discount now it only costs
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30 uru 30 euro I got
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40 euro which is too much
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in excess too much but that's great that's not a problem
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that's great I can go to the concert okie
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so thats enough too much now
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one mall word it's a small world and its
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so when do we use so
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are if I say to you you are so
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in Telligent that describes
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intelligent you could also say glasses so
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is to express arm and
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emphasis something soon we studied
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enough too much and so let's look at those
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on the screen now to help you K enough pronunciation
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enough when something isn't sufficient they
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isn't enough water in the glass
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they isn't enough money
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then we can also use it with an
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adjective the glass isn't fool enough
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after an adjective it isn't full enough
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let's move on to to
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when we talk about something in xx
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said his too much water
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in the Clarks Phys too much
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money great there are too many
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coins now many is because we use it with countable
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things there are two many coins
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we can use it with an adjective for example
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the ticket is to expensive
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the glass is to full
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alright then the last thing was so
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when you want to emphasize something the ticket
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is so expensive are
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the glass is so full or
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you ass who intelligent
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fantastic so that's the end of this lesson
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remember enough to you
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too much and too many and says
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that's it for now and I'm gonna see you again extremely soon
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for may I ask you a question hours ask any questions
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I mean it do you have a boyfriend well
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I go out with voice but
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that's nothing serious according to my
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for chopped I need some taurine
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the that's not easy now that's action is in the area
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how she anyway I think you have a strange relationship with boys
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very match take great carrying packages
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exceptional thanks Jack
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that now stop talking about me
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let's talk about K what do you think
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I'm curious what do you do at work
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own nothing special a you know Speedmaster
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The Sporting Goods factory yeah show produce wonderful reading she's
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but to poverty wakey I'm sales manager last month to give me a promotion
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and now I'm responsible for southern Europe that's why I moved here
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wow that's really interesting you speak very good
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what sexually today own basically I
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look for new clients and keep them informed about new product lines and
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take care of their requests
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what kind of a question I have overall they often ask questions about new
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what do you do if they wanted to scout well basically I don't get mad
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I and listen to them and then I tell them now
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well seriously speaking independence each client is different
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if they're important I trying to make rim
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fan I fear was Peter
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all peter is preparing his audition well
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tell Peter I wish him good luck do you really care
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hello and welcome back to English today for some more live
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English now check does he really care for Sharon
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I think he docs stuff
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mister monkey missed a monkey dance Jack
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really care for Sharon and monkeys
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yessss he agrees he agrees he cares
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now in that episode there were a lot of questions
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and I want to practice that with you now and to do that we are going to have
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a quiz I am going to change profession I am no longer
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an English teacher I have a different top I will ask
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10 questions I will give the on SES
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and you must guess my new job
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now if you guess it correctly
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I will play a flu-like for you
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to go to London for a romantic weekend
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how about that flight to London so ten questions
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listen carefully number one do I work
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in an office no I don't
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number two do I work
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actually I do sometimes work outside
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special qualifications oh yes
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I have special qualifications from my job
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okay next one arm do I work
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at weekends yes I do actually
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most weekends I work so
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I don't work in an office I a work outside sometimes
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I have special qualifications and I work
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at weekends okay that's one from
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do you travel a lot on yes
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I travel everywhere I travel to America to the far
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East around europe a lot do you earn a lot of money
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%uh yes I lot of money
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next question do you use your hands
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when you work yes I
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to I use my hands and I also use my life
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peaked very important 61
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do you work with other people
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yes that's very important I work with
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other people RI its next one
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to use music in your job music
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yes now music is very important to me
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music and the last question
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do you wear special
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klutz well yes for my job
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I have special klutz half special shoes
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particular issues and I do my hair
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in a special way so I use my hands
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and my feet I work with other people
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I use music I and a lot of money
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I was special clinton's and I travel
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unlocked so what's my job
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up email Bernadina i won
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you lost no London no fly to London next time
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there'll be another quiz alright good so
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let's look at the grammar that we just use
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for asking questions okay now
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we have the question form with
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the question word like when the
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the subject and then arrive which is
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the verb so when do I
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arrive okay that's a typical question
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in the Simple Present look at the next one
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what do you do at work
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what do you do next one now this is important and we need new thermos and
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because it's who staff
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he work with remember fastest
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first-person the s do becomes
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duce so who does he work with
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next one why does she studied
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third person how much does
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it cost again first-person
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where do we live and
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how to the speak English
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okay so remember third-person doesn't fit
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is the auxiliary plus the infinitive
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alright so those are the English question forms
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now in the next episode yes out for the negative form
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and then we'll study that together okay
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so have fun studying and I'll see you again very soon
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the overalls we're talking about jobs
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tell me about your job share what do you do at the moment
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how that's an interesting question really want to say that
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well you know I have a degree in archaeology but now I'm doing something
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give a part time job no unfortunately it's a full-time job
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I work for a travel agency what do you do
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I give tours around the city I bring tourists to
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monuments and museums another interesting places let's not mince
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could I have you as a tour guide for one day
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I'm sorry I only work with groups using a Japanese people
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oh well I'm a black belt karate very funny
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but it's not enough is to bear
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and stop cleaning for a moment
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sit down and tell me about your job okok
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I wanted to publish also you were famous writers
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if not exactly and I don't work
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with says I just read that proves incorrect
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footprint by the way do you know Paul Taylor he works with you right
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yes yes but we don't like Saint Paul he works in advertising
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but we are good friends every weekend
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play tennis together at play tennis jealous
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you painted you want to play with us of
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just joking I don't think 10 is that while only corrupt
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Jack I don't play tennis very well
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I only do karate doesn't play
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it's fine well it's Missy main
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now anyway it was a good example
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all the negative of the simple present tense
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very well now I'm going to tell you
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my typical day again but in the negative and listen to the grammatical form OK'd
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I don't wake up at 6:45
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I'd don't get up of to
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I don't listen to the radio
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now don't is do not do not
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abbreviated okay I don't
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take a shower I don't
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have breakfast with Sookie and I don't
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have took biscuits nothing come I boy friend let's go into the third
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person my boyfriend doesn't
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go to work at 8 o'clock at night
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he doesn't play the saxophone
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he plays double bass now doesn't
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is does not contracted
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doesn't okie plus the infinitive say
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he'd doesn't lei that's a
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act 1 o'clock in the morning
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he doesn't come home to meh
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at seven o'clock in the evening
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so you see these are examples of
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the negative form and now we need to go and look at the screen
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because we need to see how that works
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in comparison to the positive form alright
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great now look at examples I
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don't teach on Sundays do not
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becomes don't I don't teach on Sundays
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doesn't does not Jack doesn't
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play tennis well Alice
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doesn't have a boyfriend the house
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doesn't be long to an
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third-person doesn't we don't
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work part-time you don't
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know who ands on and
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Allison Sharon don't live
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together all rights in now we have studied
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the positive form the question form
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and the negative form of the present tense so a whole world
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opens up for you okay we'll you just keep studying
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and we'll meet again here for another live show very soon
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alright take care by that good evening from
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Eric Brown welcome to another edition of let's talk
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with me here in the studio armory and Tom
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ovary hello Tom however make
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well today let's talk let's talk about about what's Marie
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low-cost airlines very
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interesting you write Eric you know
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there are 19 low-cost airlines in europe today
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really so many yes that's right ninety
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lots of people fly with low-cost airline
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schools it's very cheap to fly with the saline
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is not always cheap Marie it's cheap to fly midweek
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on Tuesday Wednesday or Thursday but it's not cheap to fly weekends
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on Saturday or Sunday mmm but other planes
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safes yes the planes are usually new
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so they are safe oh that's good it's important to fly in safe planes
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and what about the tickets is it easy to find them yes
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it's very easy I usually buy my tickets
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online with my credit card well
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I travel a lot really your real
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expert on low-cost airlines Marie aren't you yes I am
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my boyfriend lives in Berlin
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are and how often do you visit him I go to see him
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twice a month for see I see and other flights on time
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yes they usually on time
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I need work at 5:30 in the afternoon
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and arrive at the airport at six
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perfect full the chicken that's very convenient
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you're lucky very usually low-cost flights leave from
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airports long way from the city what times your flight
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at seven o'clock you're really lucky Marie
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usually low-cost flights leave late at night
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or early in the morning but it's not convenient yes that's true
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and yes I am very lucky
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a is there any food on the plane yes
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passengers by drinks and snacks remember
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the drinks and snacks on Fri you have to pay
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if even for a glass of water that's true
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but he doesn't want to I arrived in Berlin at
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8:30 just in time for a pizza
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with my boyfriend at Bella Napoli a
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a very good people sit here the best one in bed
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well that's great but for us it's time to say goodbye
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okay low-cost airlines today there are many low-cost airlines throughout Europe
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they're very easy to use and they're cheap and
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the planes are safe and they are usually all time
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very interesting very very interesting thank you marie
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thank you and thank you to all thank you and goodbye
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n see you again soon on another addition love
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low-cost airlines really in a traveling easy
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for many people flying is very simple like
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taking a bus now let's take a look at some
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very useful vocabulary and expressions you just
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third the check in is the place where you show your passport
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and leave your luggage in English it is also other
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we say I'll check in at seven or
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where's the check in for Berlin when we talk about
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cheap prices meaning it doesn't cost very much
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and expensive means it costs a lot
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my ticket to berlin is 600 euros it's expensive
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your ticket is 100 euros it's cheap
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per ticket is thirty years that's very
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cheap to see what airline reuse we say
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fly with followed by the name of the airline
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I fly with air Liverpool
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or the type that they're like I'll fly with
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low-cost airlines and what about would you want to ask if the plane is late
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we can say are those flights on time
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if the flight is at seven any close at seven
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it's his almost time what
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if the flight is at seven and it goes at 10
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its late Marie said
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i buy my tickets online this mean she uses the internet to buy her ticket
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what other things can you do online here are some examples:
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I reserve hotel rooms online
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I don't call the hotel on the phone to reserve a room
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I use the internet I'll check my bank account online
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I use the internet to see how much money I have in my account
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I pay my bills online I use the internet to pay the electricity bill
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the water bill the gas bill while
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we can really do a lot of things online okay
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just two more things before we say goodbye the first
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is frequency when we say how
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often we do something i est Marie
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how often do you visit she said twice
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a month twice a month means two times
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in on martz once a month
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means one-time in a month but when we do something more than two times we say
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three times a month four times a month except for a
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even if we change the period of time the structure a frequency
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remains the same for example would
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we can say once a day twice a week
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but remember we say three times a year
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four times a week one less thing
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noticed the preposition after arise
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we'll live in a place like a station
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airport shop we say
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high-rise at the airport at six but when we arrived in a city
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or country we say I arrived in Berlin
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act 8:30 so we say I arrive
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at this station I arrive at
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the airport what I arrive in
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London or I ride 18 Madrid
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that's about it for now take a and see you soon
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the the that good afternoon to everyone
54:34
welcome to sports special the program dedicated to all sports in all sports
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I'm Eric Brown in the studio with me is John Ford's our sports expert
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well john what are you talking about this afternoon the football
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chlorate my favorite sport it's not only your favorite sport Eric
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millions of people loaf football of course
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it's a fantastic game the best in the world well
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maybe but remember erik football isn't only about fame
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success and money who a lot have money
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professional footballers earned millions of euros
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that's true but football is also about hard work
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fitness training stretching and jogging almost
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everyday really how often do professional players train
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they go joking everyday at eight in the morning
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men they work out in the gym a so much exercise
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and that's not all really what do you mean well they also practice football
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three or four times a week
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with the team and I'll where do they train they usually do fitness training
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at the football ground
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first they do stretching then they practice shooting
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is the coach with them doing the training yes if course
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the coach is very important for the team he shows the play is good techniques for
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dribbling and heading and he decides
55:59
who plays in the matches think how many matches
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are there in a Football Championship 30
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more or less you know football championships take place in the winter
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usually from September until June and when do they play matches
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weekends but the big clubs also played during the week
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for the European cook saw Championships European Cups
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training footballers are very busy
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yes they are the only time the rest is in the soma
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welp holidays only in the summer but what about
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fun for example can the players have a beer after a match
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of course Eric especially if they win a big is a perfect way
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to celebrate a victory well a footballer's training routine is very
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hard but it is very rewarding to you
56:50
okay thanks to our expert John Forbes
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and goodbye to all football fans and sports lovers
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see you again soon for a new addition all sports special
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first of all football and soccer are the same thing
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football is the British word and soccer is the american form
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but they are exactly the same thing show
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let's take a look at some other vocabulary be used to talk about
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do you like football if you do then you are a football fan
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like me do you support the team
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I support into we say that we
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support a team when we are a fan of that team
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soul what is our team it's the group of players that play together
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for example Manchester United is a football team
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a person who plays football as a job is called a professional
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footballer or a professional football player
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footballer and football player are the same thing
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of football player is all footballer and every team has
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a coach a coach is the person who prepares the team
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he teaches techniques and how to play well shahal
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11 football players make a team and when two teams play against each other
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they play a match but as john told us
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footballers don't only play matches they do a lot
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of training training is all the exercises they do to prepare for matches
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we can say footballers do training
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or footballers train training
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is there now and train is the verb
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and what do they do with a train Jones said a few
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they work out in the gym they do stretching
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they go jogging end a practice football skills
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john also mentions some of the skills or techniques that footballers
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practice passing which means to
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pots or kicked the ball to another player dribbling
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which means to move the ball forward with the ball shooting
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which means to shoot all kick the ball into the goal
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and heading which means to hit the ball with your head
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it's a lot of hard work I think they definitely deserve a beer when they win
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well that's all for me for now take it easy
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