English Conversation | Improve Your English Communication skill

1. Introduction: The more flow into your English, the more interesting, exciting, and insightful conversation you can have. Actually, it enables life enriching experience like traveling, studying, and working abroad, not only in the US, but also many other countries where English is widely spoken. The other good news is that you can improve English speaking skills without a classroom partner or stressful lessons. It's solely possible to have fun and math. They're speaking a language at the same time. Here, we help you improve your English speaking and listening skills through five grade stages. Remember, following these stages will guarantee your success. Improving your English conversation skill is very important if you want to communicate with English native speakers or other English speakers very well. Each unit is separated into five parts and sections. Following these sections will definitely improve your speaking and listening skills. The first section, you will get introduced to ten common phrases. So we will explain and talk about these phrases and give you examples so you could understand them well. The second section, you will review these phrases and different shore scenes of movies and films. Here you can get the chance to see how these phrases PR amounts by American and English speakers. Next, we will use these phrases and different short conversation so you can see how these phrases are used in different situations and contexts. The fourth section, you will get the chance to check and improve your listening skills. You will also review these phrases so you will need to listen carefully and gave the right answer. Finally, in the fifth section, we will ask you some questions and wait for you to answer. You need to think for five seconds and give the right answer. This way you can check your understanding of these phrases. Good luck learning many common phrases. Remember, repetition of these phrases is the secret to improving your English speaking skills. 2. Unit 1 : Phrases about Watching TV: As you know guys, Native American speakers use many common phrases when they speak about TV and watching TV. Now, in this lesson, I have decided to teach you these four aces. So guys, let's dive in. Let's speak with the first phrase on that. This is a return. Return. Return here means an old episode that was already shown on TV and previously. So what do we say? This is a return. It means that the show has already been shown on TV and has previously been seen. This is our return. Stop channel surfing. Channel surfing, yes. Have you heard this before? Channel surfer, he means changing the channel quickly. So when we will tell people to stop channel surfing, we are asking them to stop doing this, to stop changing the channels because it's very boring. Yes, sometimes we tell people to stop channels suffering. We are actually asking them to stop changing the channels, which is a bit annoying, especially when you are watching your favorite show. Stop channel surfing. What's on tonight? Yes, Watson, tonight. We say Actually what's on tonight when we are speaking about the programs that are on TV, right? We really say what's on the other side, which actually we use this expression to say, if there is a better program on another channel, what's on the other side? What's on the other side? But what's on tonight, we are speaking about actually the programs that have been shown on the TV. Guys, we usually use the preposition on when we are speaking about TV on programs. Like there is a great movie and show on TV tonight. So we say on TV naught in or at or other preposition. This is a load of rubbish. This is a negative comment on a program or family don't like. This is a load of rubbish. We are talking about an episode, TV shot or movie series that you are not interested in, that is not interesting. Keep in mind that this is a strong way to express your dislike. It's a load of rubbish. It says Show Time. Eight says show time. So the time at which a play filled or concert is scheduled to begin, it's show time. Short time is a time when a particular stage or television show starts. For example, it was five minutes to show time and a huge role went off from the audience. Show time. Now let's speak about it. Very useful phrase, and that's a feature film. It's a film that is usually 90 or more minutes long. For example, I hate having to watch the advertisements that come on before the feature film, feature film, couch potato. I think you might know the meaning of this phrase. Couch, but it is a person who spends a lot of time sitting or lying down often watching television, eating snacks or drinking alcohol. Couch potato. For example, my brother is a couch potato. He spends five hours a day watching TV, watching shows on TV. He must quit it, otherwise, he might gain some weight. He's a couch potato. There are other wars actually native speakers use, sometimes use as an alternative to television. They are tally television set and idiots box, tally idiot box television sets. Yes, native speakers sometimes use them as an alternative to television. Now let's speak about another useful phrase and that's to binge watch something. To binge-watch something. Actually this means to watch multiple TV show episodes or movies from the same series in one seating, binge, watch something. Why they're friends? We usually use this term binge-watch. It talks about watching a lot of TV in one sitting. And it usually indicates that the person is addicted to the show and wants to find out what happens next. My dear friends, this is a term that has become popular with the rise of streaming services and internet. And it's very easy for people to binge-watch their favorite shows by using streaming services or downloading. All the episodes are movies on their computer. There's another theorem and that's so false pot, which is someone who spends a great deal of time sitting and watching television. Yes. So far, spot. Now let's speak about the last word on That's tiller view. We're, which is a person who watches television. This war. Tell us be aware, though it sounds a little old-fashioned steel turn off from time to time in reference to person who watches television, tell a viewer. 3. Movie Stage: Let's review these braces in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. Last night I woke up and he was channel surfing through static. You'll be channeled through up and in no time. Last night I woke up and he was channel surfing through static. Worked on TV, let's say on TV or TV. Nazi, the class. Let's see what's on TV. Men don't care what's on TV, ads on TV. The whole idea behind the VCR is that it makes it possible for you to tape what's on television when you leave the house? God, what a load of rubbish. God, what a load of rubbish. God, what a load of rubbish. It's show time. Showtime. It's show time. Correctly by our living. He thinks I'm being considered for the lead role in a feature film, romantic comedy. Auditioning for future, currently shooting a feature film inspired the feature film about radioactive man. It's not a student film, it's a feature on DV cam. Agree? Well for me, well, he shuns a couch potato. You're going to become the first Alien couch potato. What are you talking about? You corrupt couch potato. Human being is called a couch potato to help with. Trust me, I know couch potato looked at him staring at that idiot box, something good, watch on the idiot. But we've asked TV, the idiot box is TV. Dad was ruined. The tally. Can I ask about what she said on the telly? Yes. Give me a video, a stereo, bracelets on the telly. First television set. But you do not watch. Maybe the television set was broke. Binge-watch the handmade stale, steep. I want you to binge-watch TV for your binge-watch binge-watch TV show. I can't binge watch Boardwalk Empire. 4. Conversation stage: Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these raters are used in real conversations and in different contexts. Here David feels annoyed. His brother keeps changing the channels. So David is upset with this. He starts the conversation that says, Jack, please stop channel surfing. You're moving on my narrative, man. Jack replies, Oh, but I'm just trying to find my favorite channel here. That's it. You should stop channel surfing. This conversation, Marshall and Tim decided to watch a film together, but Marshall doesn't seem to love that movie. So Marshall says, this movie is socks. It is a load of rubbish. I feel bored man. Temporary applies. Yeah, it's a feature film. I thought this story is appealing, but it is not appealing, which means interesting and enjoyable. Here Sarah is really into watching TV. She spends a lot of time watching shows on TV. Come on, turn off that tally. You have been watching those films for hours. You are such a couch. It Tito. Sorry, applies. Yeah. I know. I'm gaining some way to I need to start exercising and stop watching TV. Yes. She should stop that. This conversation Robin has been sitting and watching five episodes nonstop. Her friends says, Girl, you have been watching those movies since eight AM. You must be kidding me. Don't you feel bored? Rather than replies? No, I binge watch my favorite TV shows an episode. It's so she binge-watch. Binge-watch. Spends a great deal of time watching television. Ted, you are such as so false pot, I guess you are called Tel Aviv. Tel Aviv aware? Yes. Then tetra replies, oh come on. I just enjoy watching these romantic films on TV these days. That's it. 5. Listening Stage: We learned ten great phrases for talking about TB. So audio way to improve your listening. List. Do it. So guys, listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear, play again and see that takes on the screen. Finally, check your answers. I don't know how to fix this. I have no idea at all. You can check the TV guide, man. I don't know how to fix this. I have no idea at all. You can check the TV guide man. There's nothing good on TV these days. It's just a bunch of boring commercials. There's nothing good on TV these days. It's just a bunch of boring commercials. I've already seen this episode. This is a return, but you can watch it. I've already seen this episode. This is a return, but you can watch it. I imagine stop channel surfer and gets on my nerve, cut it out. Man, stop channel surfing. Gets on my nerve, cut it out. On your crazy about this show. But there's an important game starting now. Can I change the channel, please? On your crazy about this show, but there's an important game starting now. Can I change the channel, please? 6. Checking : Guys, Audio ready to check your understanding and practice? Yes, let's do it. Keeping in mind you have five seconds to think and find the right phrase. So let's do it. Which phrase means to watch multiple TV episodes or movies in one sitting. What is it? That's binge-watching? Like I binge watch my favorite TV shows. Can you think of three other words and phrases for television? We usually say television set, idiot, box, or tally. What do you call a person who spends a lot of time sitting or lying down often watching television and 18th stacks. What do you call him? We call him couch potato. Yes, a couch potato. What is a film that is usually 90 or more minutes long? What is it called? That's called feature fail. Yes. Feature film. What phrase American native speakers use to comment on a program or film they don't like watching. What is it? We usually say that's a load of rubbish. Yes, that's a load of rubbish. Phrase native speakers use to tell people to stop changing channels probably because it's annoying. What is it guys? That's called stop channels suffering. Stop channels suffering, which is very annoying. 7. Unit 2 : Speaking at Airports : Native English speakers usually use these common phrases at the port. These phrases are commonly used at the airport and now we're going to understand some of the most common ones. So audio Ready guys, Let's do it. Would you like a window seat or an aisle seat? Yes. Window seat or aisle seat. As you know, guys at passage between rows of seats in a building such as chairs or theater or an airplane, or a train is called. That's an aisle seat. As you know, some people prefer window seat, but passengers who prefer the ILC to say it's better because they have easy access to the restrooms, toilets, and the possibility of a little extra link Rome, and they are first to exit the aircraft. Here's your boarding pass. Yes, boarding pass. Boarding pass. A's the paper that permits you allows you to enter the plane. So boarding pass is the passport boarding an aircraft to give them into passengers. When the TK these issued or at Palm check-in at the airport? Stop over. I have a stopover in Chicago. A stopover or we can say late over is when the airplane stops in a different city before continuing to the final destination. That's called as top over. So guys, this is a short stay in a place that you make while you are on a longer trip to somewhere else. For example, our ticket to Australia include a stopover for two nights in Singapore. My dear friends, if your bag is heavier than the weight limits or if your bag is larger than the size limits, you may need to pay extra. So we have an oversized baggage fee or overweight baggage fee. Please mark this bag as fragile or fragile. Please mark this bag as fragile. Say this. If you have fragile or sensitive at items in your bag that might break. So we usually say, please mark this bag as fragile. Now let's speak about X-ray machine. There are two pieces of equipment in security. You put your bags through the X-ray machines and you walk through the metal detector. Some airports also use a body scanner for more careful check. X-ray machine. My dear friends X-ray machine has a conveyor belt that moves your bags automatically through the machine. You can put small items like keys or money into plastic bins. This is a final boarding call for the United Airlines flight to Miami. So this means that this is a final opportunity to enter the plane before they close the doors. So this is the final boarding call. This is the final boarding call for United Airlines Flight eight. Now let's speak about chicken. Passengers are requested to check in two hours before the flight to show your ticket at the airport so you can be told where you will be sitting and so that your bags can be put on the aircraft. That's called checking in. Do you have a carry on back? Carry on back. Carrying bike is a bag or purse to take the airplane. Sometimes you need to take some important things and bags with you to the airplane, which are usually small, so they are called carry-on bag. Whereas the departure gate and where is the arrival gate? So we have departure gate on arrival gate, as you know, guys departure gate where passengers can get on the plane. And arrival gate is the gate by which arriving passengers enter the terminal at which their flight has landed. 8. Phrases in Movie: Let's review these races in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. Save it, I'll see my first-class know, but it's an LLC. Which window smoking or non-smoking would you like a window or an ILC? I asked for a center seat and not an ILC. What's your name? Sorry, Sam, Building fossa likes your boarding pass. People in mind. Batch. But they're playing is gonna be making a little stopover in Rhode Island, but it required it's stopover in New York City, Paris with a quick stop over in London. I hope you enjoy just stuff. I hope you enjoyed your stuff over. Final warning hall. We're actually like avoiding final boarding called beef cake airways, spinal boarding, call for the check-in. And an Italian airport. It's like check-in at an Italian airport. It's like check-in at an Italian airport. Help to passengers with their carry-on luggage will help to passengers with their carry-on luggage. You know, that was the departure gate in Berlin. And they say that they never check to Julia Pratt onto these plane. The departure gate had no record of the departure gate, had no record of them. 9. Phrases in Conversation : Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these raters are used in real conversations and in different contexts. Here in this conversation, Jack feels tired after a three-hour trip. He's talking about history. Jack starts the conversation and says, Oh, I feel jet-lagged. I had a stopover in Chicago. It lasted for one hour. Actually, his friend replies, Oh, sorry to hear that. I can see you need there rest now. You'll look worn out. Look completely tired. You'll look worn out. This conversation, the officer is asking Ted if he has a bag or purse to take on the airplane. The officer says, Sarah, do you have a carry-on bag? Do you have a carry on back? Replies yeah, Sure. Here it is. This is my carry-on bag. The officer replies, I'm afraid who cannot take it on the airplane, your bag is larger than the size limit. Your bag is larger than the size limits. Here, Sarah needs to check in. She's already late, so she needs to Harry. Friends. Come on, Sarah. That was the final boarding call for United Airlines Flight eight. You'd better, Harry. Sorry, applies. Oh, yeah. Let's shake a leg. I have to check in and get a boarding pass. Yes, She must area and get a boarding pass. Here in this conversation, David is traveling to friends. He has bought an expensive base for his friend as a souvenir. So David says, Sarah, I have a breakable vase and this bag, please mark this bag as fragile. Please mark this bag as fragile. Oh, sure. Thanks for mentioning this. This is an oversize baggage, so you need to pay the fee. This is a oversized baggage. The office area is asking jacket bout his seat. A prefers a seat by the window. So the officer says, Sarah, would you like a window seat or our ILC eat? Jack replies, Well, I'd rather choose the window seat. I enjoy watching the clouds and borers while on board. He prefers the window seat. 10. Listening Practice : We learned ten great phrases you will hear often in the airport, right? So my dear friends, let's practice listening. Guys. Listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again and see that takes on the screen. Finally, check your answers. Ulama surjection. You want to be qualified for this trip until you answer this question honestly, what's the purpose of your trip, Sir? Hello, Mr. Jackson. You won't be qualified for this trip until you answer this question honestly, what's the purpose of your trip, sir? This is a final call for the flight four or a two new GRC. Any passengers not already on board, please report to terminal a3 immediately. This is a final call for the flight four or 82 new GRC. Any passengers not already on board. Please report to terminal a3 immediately. What did misfortune offload has been canceled. I'm gonna lose a lucrative business opportunity. What did misfortune offload has been canceled. I'm gonna lose a lucrative business opportunity. Boarding passes past that authorizes a passenger to board an aircraft. Boarding passes past that authorizes a passenger to board on aircraft. Flight TA1 34 for London is now boarding at gate 16, flat T1R3 for for London is now boarding at gate 16. I'm afraid to say that there are flight to London has been delayed. There have been some technical issues with the plane. I'm afraid to say that your flight to London has been delayed. There have been some technical issues with the plane. 11. Check Yourself: Guys, Audio ready to check your understanding and practice? Yes, let's do it. Keeping in mind you have five seconds to think and find the right phrase. So let's do it. Sometimes you need to take some important things like bags with you on the airplane. What do you call these kinds of stuff and things that you can take on the plane? We call them carry on bag? Yes, carry-on bag. Do you have a carry-on bag? This phrase means it is the final opportunity and chance to enter the place before they close the doors. What is it? This is the final call for the airline, flight eight. Yes, this is the final call for this airline. Usually show your ticket to an airport so you can be told where you will be sitting so that your bags can be put on the aircraft's what do you call this task or activity? It is called checking in. Passengers need to check in before they go on the plane. We usually use this phrase to say you have fragile or sensitive item in your back That's might break. What is it? We say please mark this bag fragile. Please mark this back fragile. If your back is heavier than the weight limits, we usually say that you have. What is the phrase? You have what? Yes. We say you have oversized baggage or overweight baggage fee when the airplane stop in different city before continuing to final destination. What phrase could you think of here? We usually say I have a stopover in Chicago. Stopover. I have a stopover issue cargo. 12. Unit 3 : Checking Understanding : In English, there are some phrases native English and American speakers use to check if the other person understands them. Listen, understand these common useful phrases. Let's start with this simple phrase. Does that make sense? Does that make sense? Guys, if something makes sense, It is clear and easy to understand. For example, this last paragraph doesn't make any sense, which means that it's not easy to understand. Does that make sense? Someone who makes sense is reasonable or shows good judgment. For example, everything he said made sense. I definitely vote for him. Everything he said made sense, I definitely vote for him. The next comma phrase is, are you with me so far? Are you with me so far? This is often used in the middle of a long explanation or instruction. So it means add. Do you understand everything I have set up to now? Are you with me so far? For example, Jack, she stole the money and she's the guilty one. Are you with me so far? Is this clear? Is this clear? This is often said after giving orders or expressing disapproval or another negative attitude. For example, you must sleep before 12 AM. Is that clear? Do you follow me? Do you follow me? Or are you following me? This is a more casual and friendly way to ask people if they are understanding us. Are you following me? Do you follow me? Native speakers use the verb get very commonly to ask if others have understood them. For example, like do you get it, get it, or we can use the past one, like, got it. Did you get it? My dear friends, this is a casual verb, checking quickly and use with someone you know, well, for example, this is not a good place for a picnic. Got it. Are we on the same page? Are we on the same page? We usually use this question to see and check if someone is thinking in this same way. So for example, before we begin with the a discussion, I want to make sure that we are all on the same page. We are on the same page. Add my dear friends here we take a look at three ATMs that you might use. If you wanted to find more creative way of saying something that sounds complicated, unclear, or difficult to understand. I can make head or tail of what you're saying. This is all Greek to me. Sorry, this is as clear as mud to me. These three expressions and EDM show that you understand nothing. Fair enough. I see where you're coming from. I take your point. That makes sense. These are all polite way to show that you understand and respect somebody's opinion without having to say if you agree with them. Fair enough. I see where you're coming from. I take your point. That makes sense. That makes sense. 13. Film Stage: Let's review these braces in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. Who called it in. Does that make sense to you, this happening if Jesus, does that make sense? Does that make sense to me? Does it make sense that kids who want an education should suffer because their high-school gets turned into a reform school. But doesn't make any sense. Does it make any sense? How does it make sense that 20 is old enough to vote or watch ****? I mean, it makes sense. You with me. Are you with me? Are you with me or you? Where? Are you with me? With me. With me on this 63. Is that Claire is actually a deal now, down in the fourth class. We do not want your help clear up police, but until then you do as I tell you, that clear You following me so far. Do you follow me? Look, I need to know where she is right now. Do you follow me? Black woman. Are you following me? Did you do Did you get it? I believe so. Got it. I just got it. You got it? When you when you get to Fiji, you've got to get it. You got the point. The point in the wing. We won't lose weight, I won't say but is that why we're here to get on the same page? Robbie? It's well-intentioned as bills remarks are. I'm hoping we can keep this between us until we all get on the same page. I'm gonna paint these guys with the infrared, so we're all on the same page. 100% were on the same page. Title of it? No. I mean, I figured I should wash it with someone who can make head or tail of it. I mean, I think I'll make head or tail. Head or tail that I can't make head or tail, Charlie's chicken scratch. This thing is about as clear as mud. This thing is about as clear as mud. This thing is about as clear as mud. Fair enough. Fair enough. Fair enough. I take a point. So this is actually our first crack had guns, but I take your point. I take your point. I still think it's worth trying to sweeten the pill when it comes to questions of sexuality, let's say your point. You get the hospital, but that's all. 14. Conversation Section : Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these raters are used in real conversations and in different contexts. The student is explaining and talking about his tardiness is lateness. The teacher seems to understand his situation. So the students starts the conversation that says, accept my apology for being late. I had to take my mother to the hospital. She was not in a good condition. The teacher replies, that's okay. That makes sense now. That makes us now, while you are late, the teacher or seems to understand him. This conversation the customer is trying to explain to the salesman about a product, is been looking for. The sales man doesn't seem to understand him. He says, You know, I want to washing machine which doesn't need detergent or water. Do you have such thing? It says, well, I can't make head or tail of what you are saying. I'm looking for PSR. Seems like my words and sentences are all Greek to you. Come on. Here in this conversation, Ted believes they actually wouldn't be able to handle a pet at home. So he says, We both work full-time job and we wouldn't have time to take her take after a pit. Are we on the same page here? Are we on the same page here? She says, Fair enough. Let's drop this point. I can take your points now. I can take your point now. This conversation, Ted is giving an instruction and helping his brand to cook the pasta. Test says, after boiling the noodle, you need to add some salt. Are you with me so far? Spurned replies. Sure, I'm following your instructions, man. Keep up. Then watts. Here Ted is asking John, his brothers took clean the mess in the kitchen. So Ted says, Oh, you just made a mess here. Umass, stop cooking, clean the kitchen now, is that clear? Is that clear? Brother John replies, start bossing around. I just wanted to try cooking something here. Don't tell me what to do. Don't tell me what to do. 15. Listening Section : We learn five grade ways to check if the other person understands you right? Now, it's time to practice your listening. So guys, listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what two here. Play again and see that takes on the screen. Finally, check your answers. To call the dentist and keeping aware of the decade stop delinked, thinks on Do you understand what I'm saying? To call a dentist and keeping aware of the decade stop delinked, thinks on Do you understand what I'm saying? Man, you need to deliver this project by salary. You'd be fired if you didn't. Is that clear? Man? You need to deliver this project by salary. You'd be fired if you didn't. Is that clear? It makes sense to pay off your debts before you start trying to save money. It makes sense to pay off your debts before you start trying to save money. Have you been able to keep up with me? Are you with me so far? I just explained the whole process, so please don't blow it out. Ever been able to keep up with me with me so far. I just explained the whole process, so please don't blow it out. 16. Check now : Guys, Audio ready to check your understanding and practice? Yes, let's do it. Keeping in mind you have five seconds to think and find the right phrase. So let's do it. Think of three phrases to show you understand our respect, somebody's opinion without having to say you agree. What are these phrases? We could say firing off. I see where you're coming from. I take your point. Think of two expressions and idioms to show that you understand nothing. We usually say, sorry, this is as clear as mud to me or I can't make head or tail of what you're saying. I can't make head or tail of what you were saying. We usually use this question to see and check if someone is thinking in the same way. So what is the right phrase? That's right. That's right. We usually say Are we on the same page? Are we on the same page? A very casual and friendly way to ask people if they can understand us. What is it? Do you follow me? Are you following me? Are you following me? How do you give orders and express disapproval of another negative attitude? What is it? Is that clear? Almost not sleep late? Is that clear? This phrase is used in the middle of long explanation or instruction. So it means, Do you understand everything I have said up to now? What is it? That's why we say, Are you with me so far? Are you with me so far? 17. Unit 4 : Cold and Hot Weather : Are you ready to learn some common useful phrases about cold and hot weather? Native English speakers use different common phrase when they speak about hot and cold weather. In English. Let's dive in, Let's understand them. It's absolutely boiling. Yes, it's absolutely boiling. Boiling here means extremely hot. So absolutely boiling means very, very, very hot. For example, I can't walk in this whether it's absolutely boiling. We are having a real heatwave error, real heatwave guys, heat wave is many back-to-back and continuous days of hot weather. We usually experience this in desert and hot areas. Heat wave is prolonged period of abnormally hot weather. That's called heat wave. It's roasting or eighth, scorching. These are informal or casual ways native speakers usually used to say that it's really, really hot and it's difficult to tolerate this hot weather. For example, eighths roasting, please turn on the fan. I'm dying here. Roasting or eight scorching. Sun is splitting this tones. Yes, the sun is splitting this tones, which means actually it's really hot. And this is coming directly from the Irish language phrase. This means the sun is so strong that it will, and it can crack the rocks and stones. The sun is splitting the stones. Now let's speak about the dog days of summer. The dog days or dog days of summer are the hottest days of summer. Actually, they are the hottest and moles uncomfortable part of summer. So it's the hottest days of summer. We call them the dog days of summer. For example, during the dog days of summer, people prefer to remain indoors and go out as little as possible? Yes. The dog days of summer, it's a little chilly. It's a little chilly or sometimes we can't say it's freezing. You already know what freezing means here. It means extremely cold. But Chile means cold but not freezing. Yes. For example, the weather is good, but it gets chilly at nights on time, so we'd better where warm clothes then Chile, the temperature is dropping. This is another formal way to save that the weather is getting cold. Here. Dropping means falling and the temperature is moving towards 0. The temperature is dropping. Make sure to bundle up. Make sure to bundle up. Bundle up means to put on warm clothes for protection against the cold. So it's really important to bundle up when it's chilly or freezing, right? Otherwise you might get a cold and becomes sick. So you'd better bundle up nip or arctic. The weather or the air is quiet, cold, when the weather is quite cold, is snippy or arctic. These are other informal and casual ways to say that the way there is completely cold MIPI, it's snippy, Arctic. 18. Phrases in Film : Let's review these braces in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. While Miami continues this, Walter in a record wonder he'd way bringing temperatures to the mid and upper 90s, the central and Rocky Mountain states are buried in snow. Heatwave or there's a record heat wave. Nobody predicted the heat when I walk two blocks in a heat wave. Mom, days scorching heat, new scorching, sun, exposure, blistering, cold and scorching deserts, scorching kits of purpose, nor shade the scorching jury of the sun. The sun is scorching and I'm very fair skin. Well, good morning, Tampa. It's August 25th, the job days and he's going to really help our season tickets early in the year, but we get in the dog days in July and August. He's lucky. He is gonna hit his wake. Well, good morning, Tampa. It's August 25th, the dog days and tell them it might get a bit chilly of the boiler. Does Krakow dam is more than add some children chilly out here. Thank you. Let me know if you still feel truly forgot. My jacket is kinda truly chilly out here. A little chilly out here. Temperature drops so fast, the whole leg just froze. Then the temperature drops so fast that the light just froze right there. Temperature is dropping. The temperature dropping to rapidly. Temperature still dropping. Dropping. The temperature is dropping. We got to find these kids soon. Dale, the temperature is dropping. We got to find these kids soon. Funnel up warm, of course. But I think you can leave your galoshes at all. Aspirin and bundle up and sweat and drink plenty of liquids and above all, take 1 thousand units of vitamin C every hour with milk only under loved versus getting cold out. There. You go. Now, bundle up. I don't have the one-off everyone. Shinjuku bundle up. I'm just going to bundle it up and we're gonna find in your last bit in Italy out. You also meet yet it couldn't you do it. Gonna be a victim if they deny it, might be out there. 19. Phrases in Conversation : Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these raters are used in real conversations and in different contexts. This conversation ten and Jack want to go out and play tennis, but Jack, DCIC reeds, tilt says, Jack, let's play tennis today. I'm really in the mood for a plane today. Plus, I feel bored. Jack replies, come on. It's arctic out there. We might catch a cold. Let's do it later. It's Arctic outside. Here in this conversational, Marshall and his best friend or are planning to go shopping. Marshall starts the conversation and says, Are you off for today's shopping? Makes sure to bundle up. It's snippy out there. He's best parenthesis then it's freezing. Sure. I will wear a warm clothes. Last time life Mean Girls got num. Here, Jack and his wife are going to travel to Canada. They need to take some warm clothes. Jack starts the conversation, says, it's winter now and the temperature is dropping. The temperature is dropping. Wide replies. Yeah, that's right. Let's been the lop it might be a bit chilly out there. It might be a bit chilly out there. This conversation, Sarah and Tim have been biking for hours. They will, they feel exhausted. Later. Attempts says, oh, we've been biking for two hours. It's absolutely boiling. It's absolutely boiling, which means it's really, really, really hot. Then Sarah says, Yeah, it's scorching. Let's get some riots now. I guess that's enough for today. Here. They are experiencing a continuous days of hot weather. It is making them bored and impatient. This is really annoying. We can't even walk outside. We are having a real heat wave. We're having a real heatwave than his friend replies. Totally. It's really roasting out there. I guess it's dark days of summer? Yes. It's dark days of summer. The hottest days of summer. Can't agree more. The sun is splitting the stone. The sun is splitting the stone. 20. Listening Exercise : We learned some great useful phrases about cold weather. Audio right AT improve your listening. Let's do it. So guys, listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again and see that takes on the screen. And finally, check your answers. It's a bit snippet this morning we'd when or where warm clothes, otherwise we might get sick. It's a bit snippy this morning. We'd when or where warm clothes, otherwise, we might get sick. She asked her to master it during the afternoon so that one was no longer Chile. She asked her to master during the afternoon so that Rome was no longer Chile. Not really accustomed to this kind of whether it's freezing. Not really accustomed to this kind of whether it's freezing. People sat bundled up and scarves codes and boots. People sat bundled up in scarves codes and boots. Make sure we're covering our head when you go out, the temperature is dropping. Make sure to cover your head when you go out, the temperature is dropping. 21. Check Your Knowledge : Guys, Audio ready to check your understanding and practice? Yes, let's do it. Keeping in mind you have five seconds to think and find the right phrase. So let's do it. What to English words you can use to say that the air is completely cold and these two words are usually in formal and casual. What are these two words? We usually use these towards its snippy or eight, Arctic. Arctic. Which ways we could use to say you must put on warm clothes for actually protecting yourself against cold. What is it? That's right. We will say make sure to bundle up, bond along. Make sure to bundle up. What formal and polite phrases we could use to say that the weather is getting cold and becoming cold. We usually say that temperature is dropping, the temperature is dropping. What do we speak about? Uh, whether that is called but not freezing? What phrase we could use here. We usually say it's a little chilly, which means it's cold but not freezing. The hottest and most uncomfortable part of summer, which is very hard and it's difficult visually to go out. Which praise can describe this situation? We usually say dog days of summer, dog days of summer, the hottest days of summer. This is usually an Irish phrase, which means the sun a so strong that it would crack the stolons. What is it? That's why we say the sun is splitting the stone. The sun is splitting the stones to informal phrase native speakers use to say that it's really hot. What is it? We usually say it's roasting or it's scorching. What is it? Continuous back-to-back day off hot weather, which is proline period of abnormally hot weather. What is it? That's why we usually say we are having aerial heatwave, real heat wave. 22. Unit 5 : Phrases about Rainy Weather : Native English and American speakers use different common phrases when they speak about rain. Yes. Let's understand these common phrases about rain. Let's dive in. Let's start with the first phrase. There is a link, It's drizzling. The resulting means raining lightly. So the resulting means rain in a very small light drops. For example, tomorrow will be cloudy without breaks self rain, and three. So we can use drizzle as a verb or as a now. It's pouring or pouring, which means it's raining heavily. You say, when you speak about the weather that is pouring, You mean that it's raining heavily. For example, you'd better take an umbrella. It's pouring out there. It's raining heavily. It's pouring. It's raining. Cats and dogs. You have probably heard this EDM before. There is another common American expression we usually use to save that it's raining heavily. It's raining cats and dogs. For example, it's raining cats and dogs. I'm worried about how my kids will reach home. It's raining heavily. It's been raining on and off all day. On and off mean starting and stopping, then starting again over a period of time. So it's been raining on and off all day. It's really coming down out there. We use this sentence ascribe very heavy rain. Rain falls from the clouds, though we don't say rain is falling. That's wrong. It's really coming down out there. It's really coming down out there. English speakers understand that this is a movement of rain. In this context, the phrasal verb come down means fall from this chi, in very large amount. I have had enough of all this rain. I've had enough of all this rain. Sometimes rain is nice, like the sound of rain heating the roof of my house. When I'm lying, embeds. However, too much rain is not nice. So when there is too much rain, you feel bored. And you could say, I've had enough of all this rain guys when you are bored and annoyed or angry with something or someone, use the expression, I've had enough of something. It means that you just don't want to experience it anymore. The neck comment, a phrase is, I got caught in a downpour. I got caught in a downpour. When you get caught in something, you'll become unexpectedly involved in an unpleasant or annoying situation. We were caught in a heavy storm. And guys downpour here means a heavy rainfall. So it's a bad feeling when we get caught in a downpour, right? I think their rain is lifting up. I think the rain is lifting up. Letting go up here means getting lighter and stopping. This. This might be a good news for someone who is going to travel by plane. I think the rain is letting go, which means getting Kali terror and stopping. I got soaking wet. Yes, I got soaking wet. Sometimes the life you can't escape their wane. Sometimes it's thoughts running. On the day when you forgot your umbrella at home. When you are in the rain, you get wet completely, so you'll get soaking wet. Wet is an adjective that you can use to describe both the weather and the water. If the weather is wet. It's writing. What is it like outside? Is it raining? You asked this question when you want to know what is happening outside, what is it like outside is draining. Here's some questions you might hear. What's the weather like? What's the weather like? How was it outside? Is it raining or is it still raining out? Is it's still raining out. 23. Review in Movie: Let's review these braces in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. Sometimes does his work with gentle drizzle. Stole me, it's dwindling. God, I'm so sorry, please. Just drizzling. It's starting to drizzle. You need a coat or getting just wrestling outside, but it's not really raining. By the way at your it's pouring rain in the mountains. But it's pitch black is pouring rain. Yeah. But look, it's born out of a backwards. Yeah, but look, it's born out of a backwards. It's pouring out. I bet he's wearing his rank off course. Raining cats and dogs. Cats and dogs out there. Running cats and dogs out there. Dog down here, it's raining, cats and dogs and Idaho. Tell you what it is raining cats and dogs outside when it was raining, cats and dogs. Wow, it is raining cats and dogs out there, but I hear it's raining cats and dogs in Idaho. Coming down out there. It's really coming down out there. Coming down out there, getting ugly. Really coming down out there. That's really coming down out there. It's really coming down out there. Coming down out there. Coat and the Danville she got caught on the dashboard coat and the Danville I think the reins lighting now. I think the reins Let me now. I think the rains let me now. I'm soaking wet. I don't have any death out here. Let's add two years to Tokyo. Whatever follows corner Sam, romantic. It can be on the floor. Went and brushless. Wonderful. Came up. You your wet soaking wet and you're gonna leave in the middle of the night, would you just wait? What's it like outside? I want you to tell me that wasn't like on the outside outside the city. Down there. Carl, How's the weather? 98.6. And holding Carl, How's the weather? 98.6 and holding the weather, please copy that came forward every Audi has a brother down there in Florida. 24. Conversation part: Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these raters are used in real conversations and in different contexts. This conversation, Jack and Sarah are talking about the whether she wants to go for a walk. So sorrow starts the conversation and says, I want to go for a walk today. You are coming with me. What's it like outside? Check replies. It's been raining for two hours, but the rain is a lighting cop. I'm coming. I enjoy walking with you. I enjoy working with you. In this conversation, David Fields and Freud. He just forgot to take his umbrella. David says, oh, I got soaking weds, it was raining, cats and dogs. Brendan replies, Oh, I can see. I know how you feel. I mean, there once I got caught in a downpour, I got caught in a downpour. Hey, David and Sarah are planning to have a picnic. David starts the conversation that says, I feel like eating something like hamburger. Let's have a picnic. Run. Replies. Sure, but it's been drizzling for a few minutes. Shouldn't we wait for the rain to stop? Yeah. Probably they should wait for the rain to stop. It's drizzling. Here in this conversation, john wants to go fishing, but he feels annoyed with the ring, the rainy weather. So John starts to conversations. It says it's been raining on and off all week. It never stops. I missed going fishing, man replies, Yeah, it's really coming down out there. It's really coming down out there. Let's go bowling man, than today. They decided to go bowling. In this conversation, these guys, they can't go out in the rain cause it's a heavy rain. So they decided to counsel their plan. The guy says, it's been raining, cats and dogs. I guess we might get soaking wet. Let's cancel it. Let's cancel it. You can't say that again. It's pouring, man. We've had enough of this rain. We've had enough of this reign. He feels a little bit annoyed here, I guess. 25. Practice Listening : We learned some great phrases for talking about rain. Audio related to improve your listening. List. Do it. So guys, listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again and see that it takes on the screen. Finally, check your answers. Apart from the pouring rain we have to contend with missed. Luckily, we were on a clear path. Apart from the pouring rain we had to contend with missed. Luckily, we were on a clear path. The bad weather on implicit tuition lifts up, it stops or improves. The bad weather on implicit situation lifts up, it stops or improves. Unfortunately, it wasn't raining. Cats and dogs. We all got weight completely and there was no taxes or cash at that time. Unfortunately, it was raining, cats and dogs, we all got weight completely and there was no taxes or cash at that time. Tomorrow it will be cloudy with outbreaks up rain and dorsal. Tomorrow it will be cloudy with outbreaks up rain and result. 26. Checking Stage: Guys, Audio ready to check your understanding and practice? Yes, let's do it. Keeping in mind you have five seconds to think and find the right phrase. So let's do it. What questions native speakers usually used when they want to know what is happening outside? What is it? We usually say, what is it like outside? What is it like outside? Or how is it outside is raining? How's it outside? Imagine it's raining heavily and you forgot to bring your umbrella, you get completely wet. What English phrase you can describe this. The right phrase is I got soaking wet. I got soaking wet, guys. Which phrase we could use to say that the rain is getting lighter and stopping. What is it? Yes, we usually say I think the rain is letting up. I think the rainy is letting up. Sometimes you feel bored and annoyed with the rain because you had too much rain and you feel that's enough. Which phrase can describe this feeling? I've had enough of all this rain. I have had enough of all this rain when it is starting and stopping raining. Then starting again over a period of time. Which phrase we could use to describe the situation? It's been raining on and off all day. It's been raining on and off all day. What expression we can use to say that it's raining heavily? Yes, it's raining heavily. We usually say it's raining cats and dogs. It's raining cats and dogs. 27. Unit 7 : Being Tired and Exhausted : Hello everybody. I hope you are doing great. In this video, we will teach you some common English phrases to say that you are tired, to say that somebody is tired. Are you ready to learn these phrases? Let's dive in. Exhausted. Tired. Pooped, and beat. Yes, beat. Somebody or friends. These are for in formal and casual ways, native MRR can people use to say that they are very tired and it's usually hard to keep working. For example, beat. I have been working since morning now. I just feel like sleeping and resting. I'm beat. The next common phrase is running on fumes or AMA running on empty. If somebody has used all their energy on something but must continue, they are running on fumes. It is an expression used when driving a car. Sometimes running on fumes means keep going even though one is out of energy, enthusiasm, money, support, or resources. So guys, we also say I'm running on empty, which also means to continue to work and be active when you have no energy left. I can hardly keep my eyes open. To hold your eyes open means to stay awake and to keep your eyes from closing. Actually, this is an expression we use when we feel very sleepy. He can't even hold his eyes open. So put him to bed. This phrase is mostly used in negative sentences, where the speaker is saying that she cannot hold hair eyes open because she's very tired and sleepy. The next comma phrases, I'm off to bed. After bid. It means I must go to bed. You would say this when you are tired or if you know that you need to sleep because you'll have to get up early in the morning. Off to bed. Off to bed means I'm going to or I'm heading to bet. We could also use it for other places like I'm off to work, which means leaving and going to work off to work. There's another common phrase we use here and that's, I'm gonna hit the sack. Yes. Heat the sack. Hit the sack is a slang and informal way to say that you are going to bet hit the sack. This phrase originated in MRR around the late 1800s to early 1900's. When mattresses used to consist of old sacks filled with hay or straw. She ease mentally tired. We are physically tired, mentally tired than physically tired. We use these expressions to show that you are tired physically or mentally. For example, I've been dealing with different problems lately. Mentally tired or I haven't been exercising for five hours. So on physically tired. Sometimes you guys are mentally tired. Sometimes you are physically tired. Drained? Yes. I'm drained. After you turn on the sink, where does the water go? Where does the water go? It goes into the sink and down the drain. We use this expression to say that all our energy has lift our body. For example, we have been working so much, I am drained. The next comment, explosion is wiped out. This is just another basic way to say that we are very tired. We can use this expression in any situation. It is very similar to drained, worn out. This is a great expression to know. It is used a lot by native speakers. However, this expression is used to save that we are tired because we have worked hard or use a lot of energy for a longer period of time. For example, I have worked every day for last three months. I'm worn out. Or we have been so busy this week, I am worn out. We also use this phrase, worn out with clothes or things that we have used for a longer time and now their conditions is not good. I'm burnt out. This explosion is only used to show that we are tired because of doing something over a long period of time. All of our energy has been used up. So guys, this expression has the feeling that we have lost our passion or desire to do something. For example, I have worked over time every day for the past month, so I'm burned out. 28. Movie Review : Let's review these braces in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. I'm exhausted. I was, I was in a deep sleep when you're not but I'm exhausted. I'm not depressed. I am exhausted. Gets the woman's hair, I'm exhausted. I have to get some sleep kit. I'm Larry. Can I stop now? Totally fine. I've just pooped. That's all running on fumes of this reading, no truck, you got to put us down. The fleet is running on fumes. Running on fumes. Had to make a golf. We're running on. I've got a wall boy running on. Robots seems to be running on driving Lyft. I didn't know where else. But let's look what I was run on. I haven't running on empty. What's the matter bar? I'm running REI empty Milhouse. What's the matter? Running REI empty Milhouse? To keep my eyes open. Pupae eyes open. I can hardly keep my eyes open. One night. After three weeks in the country, I can barely keep my eyes open. I can't keep my eyes open. Debate enough men that it's adult time up to bad mouth, not know, off the bed to bed. Tibet can either hit the SEC. Spent a long day. Let's go ahead and sac sac. I mean, I'm drained mentally. I'm just yeah. I feel drained like a 30 bathtub drain anymore. I feel vigorous. White belt John. Maybe I wiped out the human race. Three battalions got wiped out today. I'm wiped out. I'm wiped out and totally wiped out. Chapters in that. He taught him. The Germans are worn out. Density Tufty was worn out from following him around. You're worn out from the road? Jasper? I'm worn out from there, worn-out little burnout burnout, Lou, I got a family. I'm actually going to sit there and just burnt out on prisons lately. I have a little burned out. 29. Conversation stage: Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these phrases are used in real conversations and in different contexts. Here, Jack has been working in the office since morning and he's really, really tired. His friends says, Jack, you'll look beat into call it a night and get some rest, man. Jack replies, totally, I'm burnt out. I need to give myself some rest. I've worked too much today. Ease burnt out. Here. Sarah is tired because she has worked hard and use a lot of energy. So her colleagues starts the conversation and says, Let's go shopping, Sarah, I heard that green stories giving 50% discount, sorry, applies. Oh no, I'm worn out. There is no energy and power lifting my body. Maybe next time. Then he says, that's okay. Yeah, you'll look wiped out. You need to go easy on yourself. In this conversation, Jack is going to play basketball, so he's inviting job to join them. But he seems tired and powerless. He's foreign says, let's have a ball, let's play basketball within new team. Can I count on you? John replies, Oh, no, blamed. Really both physically and mentally tired. I need some food right now. He's drained. And in this conversation, Sarai can't keep reading her books. She feels tired and sleepy. Air. Brother starts the conversation and says, I guess you got a hard exam tomorrow, right? I hope you would pass it with flying colors. Sorrow than replies. Thanks. Yeah, I've been studying and reading for five hours. Off to bed. I'm gonna hit the sack now. I'm gonna hit the sack now, I'm off to bed. Here. Ted is too tired to watch his favorite TV show, so he wants to sleep. These brands starts the conversation and says, Let's watch this TV show. It's your favorite one, right? You are crazy about it. Replies then. Sure I am, but I can hardly keep my eyes open. I've been working and now I'm running on fumes. Princes. Yeah, you are dead tired. Get some sleep row, get some sleep. 30. Listening Stage: We'll learn ten great ways to say you are tired, right? So let's improve your listening. So guys, listen to what I say. Pause the video and write down what you hear. Play again and see that takes on the screen. Finally, check your answers. Were all pretty proved. After a busy day, we had to take a long rise in order to proceed. We are all pretty proved. After a busy day, we had to take a long way student wrote to proceed. I had to deal with numerous students and pupils today and now I can hardly keep my eyes open. I had to deal with numerous students and pupils today and now I can hardly keep my eyes open. After several defeats in her own, people are starting to say that the team is a spent force. After several defeats in her own, people are starting to say that the team is a spent force. I was dead tired when I got home from work last night that I took a quick nap. I was tired when I got home from work last night that I took a quick nap. It'd been working too hard. You looked at beat better, take a short break, bro. He'd been working too hard. You looked at beat it will take a short break brawl. He was running on empty and even the alcohol had worn off. It was running on empty and even the alcohol had worn off. 31. Time to Check : Guys, Audio ready to check your understanding and practice? Yes, let's do it. Keeping in mind you have five seconds to think and find the right phrase. So let's do it. We usually use this expression only to show that we are tired because of doing something over a long period of time. What is it? Yes, that's burnt out. Burned out. We use this phrase to say that we are tired because we worked hard on to use too much energy for a longer period of time. My dear friends, what is the right phrase? We usually say, I'm worn out, worn out. And we usually use this phrase to say, all of our energy has lived our body and there is nothing left. So what is it? The right word and the phrases, I'm drained? Yes, I'm drained. Which expression and slang we usually use to say that you are going to bet, What is it? The right one is I'm going to hit the sack. Yes, hate this sac. I'm going to hit the sack. We usually use this phrase to say that we are tired and we need to sleep because you have to get up early in the morning probably. That's off to bed? Yes. Off to bet. That's the right one. We usually use the sprays to say that it is hard for you to stay awake. What's phrases we could use? We could say, I can hardly keep my eyes open. Yes, I can hardly keep my eyes open. Think of three ways to say that you are tired, which are usually informal and casual. We usually say I'm pooped, beat. I'm spent. 32. Unit 8 : Promises and Resolutions : Let's learn some common English useful phrases for promises and resolutions that are commonly used by native English speakers. So my dear friends, let's dive in and understand these phrases. Let's start with these simple phrases. I swear aisle, or I swear. I want. So to swear is to promise or safe firmly that you are telling the truth or that you will do something or behave in a particular way. I swear, I oh, it's followed by a simple form of the verb. Or I swear I want. So as you know what guys this phrase is a very strong promise that you will do something or you won't do something. For example, I swear I'll quit smoking or elsewhere I want smoke anymore. No matter what happens, I'm going to come **** or high water. Iwill. We usually use these phrases to express our determination to do something. Even if obstacle appears, come **** or high water, I will come **** or high water. This is a normal and informal phrase used to save that something will definitely happen or be done, even though other events or situations might make it difficult. For example, I will be there on time come **** or high water. I guess I better stop overspending. Or I suppose I really out to go to the gym. I suppose. I guess these phrases are really quite weak. They expressions, I guess, I suppose show the speakers unwillingness. You are not making a strong group solutions here. This is a weak promise probability because the speaker is not really sure about this decision. There is nothing for it. There is nothing for it. I will have to do it. I will have to do it. This phrase suggests that the speaker must do this, but he or she doesn't really like the idea. There is nothing for it. I will have to do it. For example, I must clean and wash the dishes tonight. There is nothing for it. I'll have to do it. Otherwise, my wife would kill me. I have every intention of passing the test. I have every intention of passing the test or we could say, never again, will you catch me smoking? Never again, will Luke catch me smoking? Or we can use other variable with the I-N-G form. These phrases are much stronger resolutions. Yes, much stronger resolutions. Nothing is going to stop me finishing. Nothing is going to stop me. Verb I-N-G. So this is a very strong resolution and it shows strong determination to complete the task. Yes. Nothing is going to stop me finishing the project. 33. Review in Movie : Let's review these braces in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. You'll come with me tonight. And then if you don't want to see me again, I swear up. Please. Give me often are alone. And then aswell spend the next month running errands on as many rubbish cases as you like. I swear I'll be right back. Really needed. I swear I'll carry your watching. I swear I'll be good for now. I'll just put up your hand and say swear I won't kill anyone. I swear I want to ask you for anything again in this lifetime or any other, but just be swear I won't harm out what no matter what happens. You stay into these bad no matter what happens tomorrow. The rest of my life. I'm happy now because I love you. No matter what happens, we don't steal. I am saying that what happens in that bank, the results of any fight sees, no matter what happens, we have to stay together. No matter what happens. We never attempt anyone. No matter what happens. We are family. Come **** or high water or high water, I'm **** or high water. Come **** or high water then come **** or high water. Water. Because the true meaning of Halloween come **** or high water. Suppose you're going to lock me up as well. Sure accomplish. Suppose I could use a hot, hot coffee on facts and lucky, suppose he told you about his days on Lyndon Johnson staff that he tell you that? I suppose I will tell you. I'm sorry. I suppose suppose I put that on myself though. I suppose I don't have to tell you how beautiful you look. I guess what I love most about it isn't just one thing. I guess I tell people about Sam and help to understand. I guess I am adult is true too good. I guess I can read what you come up with. Nothing for it. Well, there's nothing for it. Nothing for and political and police for it. I have to tell the truth, honest, nothing for and what's called the police. I have every intention and I have every intention of beginning tomorrow a jury, and I have every intention of investigating him. I have every intention of running for president, had every intention of winning. Believe me, I had every intention of going. I'm definitely going to go to art school at this time and nothing is gonna stop. Nothing going to stop me from going to that dance. Well, nothing is gonna stop me. That is a mark of a great man. And I'm definitely gonna go to art school at this time and nothing is going to stop. 34. Phrases in Situations : Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these raters are used in real conversations and in different contexts. This conversation, Jack wants to win the competition and he seems very determined. Jack starts the conversation, says, nothing is going to stop me winning this competition. I will give it my best shot. Then his friend replies, you can definitely win this. All you have to do is to believe in New York talents and power. That's right. He should keep his confidence. David Moss, pass the interview in order to become qualified for the job. So David is a little bit anxious. He says, Marshalls, I have every intention of passing this interview, But I feel a bit anxious. Fred Marshall that says, I see David, I'm sure you can do it. Don't lose your confidence. That job would change your whole life. That job would change your whole life. Pass it. In this conversation, Ted needs to deliver a project which is very demanding and complicated. So Ted says, there is a big project I must deliver tomorrow. There is nothing for it. I'll have to do it. There is nothing for it. I'll have to do it. Then it's going to replies, Oh, I hear you. That must be very time-consuming as well. Good luck with that. Good luck with that. Here. Sarah wants to visit her grandparents on the weekend, so she rejected her boyfriend's invitation to concerts. So her boyfriend starts the conversation and it says, Sarah, I bought two tickets. This is your favorite concert, will go on Saturday. But Sarah says, Oh, no, I have already made up my mind to visit my grandparents. I will visit them come **** or high water. I will visit them come **** or high water. I will do it anyway, whether you like it or not. In this conversation, she lied to him, but now she's promising not to repeat this guy. He's a little bit upset and angry. He says, This is the third time you're lying to me. I guess we must break up. I can't tolerate it. No, please. I swear I won't lie ever again. Never again will you catch me lying to you? Never again will you catch me lying to you? 35. Listening Practice : We learned some phrases for promises and resolutions. Audio way to improve your listening. List. Do it. So guys, listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear, play again and see that takes on the screen. Finally, check your answers. I'll get you to the airport by noon. Come **** or high water. I'll get you to the airport by noon. Come **** or high water. No matter what happens, I'm going to tell her the truth. Otherwise you might get involved with something dangerous. No matter what happens, I'm going to tell her the truth. Otherwise she might get involved with something dangerous. Amen for us may want reveal the secret. I swear I will keep my mouth shot. There's nothing to worry about. Amen for us may want reveal the secret, I swear I will keep my mouth shot. There's nothing to worry about. Repeated this mistake couple of times, but I promise I will be punctual from now on. I repeated this mistake a couple of times, but I promise I will be punctual from now on. Unrelated theorem and this time to make a great progress, I will issue started working hardest time. I'm really determined this time to make it great progress. I will issue started working hard this time. 36. Checking Stage: Guys, Audio ready to check your understanding and practice? Yes, let's do it. Keeping in mind you have five seconds to think and find the right phrase. Let's, let's do it. We usually use this phrase to express a very strong resolutions and determination to complete a task. What is it? That's why we usually say nothing is going to stop me finishing this project. Nothing is going to stop me doing something. They spray suggests that the speaker must do something, but he or she doesn't really like the idea. What is the phrase? There is nothing for it. I'll have to do it. Varies, nothing for it. I'll have to do it. We usually use these phrases to show that the speaker is not completely sure and this is usually a weak promise. We usually say, I guess, I guess I better stop over spending or I suppose, I suppose I really out to go to the gym. We usually use these phrases to express determination to do something, even if obstacle appears. No matter what happens, I'm going to or come **** or high water. I will come **** or high water I will do something. Which phrases we could use to promise or safe, friendly that we are telling the truth or that we will do something or behave in a particular way. We usually say, I swear, I swear I won't I swear I will tell the truth. I swear I won't lie. 37. Unit 9 : Being Late for Something : As you know guys in English, we use some phrases or probably some excuses for being late. And in this video, this lesson, I'm going to speak about these phrases and these expressions we usually use when we are late. Let us understand them. Guys, when the meeting or planned event hasn't started yet. But you know, you are going to be late. It is polite to call and tell people that you are going to be late. We could say, I'm sorry, but I'm going to be late or I'm sorry, but I'm not going to make our nine AM meeting. We could also say, I'm sorry, but I won't be able to make it to my appointment on time or I'm sorry, but I don't think I'm going to make it to the meeting on time. These are very nice, common, polite and formal. Fourier says we could use when we are late or something has come up. This is another common way to use when we are late. You must explain why you are late. You don't have to give people a detailed explanations, but you must say something like something has come up. Come up. In this context, the phrasal verb come up is used when something happens suddenly and unexpectedly. And the unit to focus on it or take action, come up, something has come up, something has come up. This can also be used in the past like something came up, I over slipped, which means I slipped longer than I should have. You didn't hear your alarm or you didn't wake up at your usual time. Actually, this is a bad reason to say that you are late for something. I over slipped. My alarm didn't go off. Alarm didn't go off means the alarm didn't ring. This is another way to express your excuse for being late. For example, I'm sorry for being late. I set the alarm rock-like, but my alarm didn't go off. My apologies for arriving late, the taxi order dinner, arrive on time. This is a very polite way to express your excuse for being late. For example, my apologies for arriving late. My apologies for arriving late. Then he would explain the reason of your lateness. I slipped ride through the alarm. I slipped right through their alarm. It shows you where so tired that the alarm didn't wake you up. So I slipped right through the alarm. The roads where chocolate block. The roads where chocolate block. We use this phrase to say that the role is weird full of traffic like when there is a traffic jam. We could also say, I'm sorry for being late. I got stuck in traffic. I just lost track of time. I just lost track of time, which means to fail to stay aware of the time, to be honest, unaware that so much time has passed. So that's why you sometimes are late. For example, I'm sorry, I'm late. I just lost track of time. I just lost track of time. I was tied up in a meeting. I was tied up in a meeting. So guys tied up here means occupied, impossible to escape. This is another way to say that the meeting you had ICU apply to you. I didn't let you come and arrive on time. I was tied up in a meeting. 38. Movie Stage Review : Let's review these braces in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. Excuse me, sorry, I'm late. I'm sorry, I'm late. I got no, sir. Hey, bud. I'm sorry. Hey guys. Come on. Let's go. I'm sorry. I'm late. I had a meeting. Hi. Sorry, I'm late. I was dumb. I'm sorry, I'm late. It's talking to some of the students down on the grass and it will realize the time someone came up. Yeah, Well, it's okay. $10 million for four years. It's something came up plant something came up. Well, I'm sorry to interrupt your free period, but something came up. Maybe something came up at something just came out. All right. Sorry. I slept again. High over sweat. Look, I need your help. Well, I overslept. My alarm didn't go off. My alarm didn't go. Yeah, yeah, yeah, You're alone. God **** alarm didn't go off. My alarm didn't go off. My alarm didn't go off. My apologies for being late. My apologies for my apologies for being late. My apologies for being late. Sorry, I'm late. I slept through miles. Sorry, I'm late. I slept through my alarm. Sorry, I'm late. I slept through my alarm. Sorry, I'm late. I slept through my alarm. Last time at work. I completely lost track of time. Sorry, I lost track of time. Strength. The time. Sorry, lost track of time. I lost track of time. I just lost track of time. I just lost track of time. I'm sorry. We lost track of time. 39. Phrases and Conversation : Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these raters are used in real conversations and in different contexts. Here in this conversation, David is arriving late for dinner, so he's dad is a bit upset with him. David starts the conversation that says, I'm sorry dad. I know I promised to arrive on time and be punctual, but I was tied up in a meeting. I was tied up in a meeting. Then he's father replies. I see. That's okay. We've been waiting for you since eight now let's have dinner, guys. I'm storing up starring. His dad seems to understand In this conversation, Ted and Sarah plan to meet each other at a cafe, but tint seems to be lay, seems a little bit sad. She says, Oh, finally you arrived. I hate being weighted. Title replies. Yeah, I really dislike keeping people waiting for me. I just lost track of time except my apology. Accept my apology. In this conversation, David is late for the interview, so he's expressing his apology. The interviewer says, late sir, human eye, you might not get this job if you think you are not punctual, punctuality is our top priority. David Dan says, I know, sir, the roads where chocolate block, I couldn't escape, That's Rafic. I couldn't unfortunately escaped the traffic. That's why he's late for the interview, but he might lose his job. Here. Marshall is sorry for being late. Girlfriend is sad with him. Marshall says, Oh sorry, I'm late. My alarm didn't go off and I just over slips. Then girlfriend says, I see this is not the first time you are late. I got used to this. I got used to this. She's seems a little bit sad. This conversation. Jack invited to it for the birthday party, but Ted showed up really late. So Ted says, Oh, I'm sorry, I showed up late, something came up, like car broke down, I couldn't fix it. Jack replies, oh, that that's alright. Glad you could make it to here anyway. 40. Listening Improving : We learned ten excuses for being late. So it's time to improve your listing. So guys, listen to what I say. Pause the video and write down what you hear. Play again and see that takes on the screen. Finally, check your answers. Excuse me, sir. I didn't mean to keep you waiting for two hours. The bus was late and I had to wait ages for the bus. Excuse me. Sorry, I didn't mean to keep you waiting for two hours. The bus was late and I had to wait ages for the bus. I missed the bus this morning because I overslept again. I'm sure my bus is going to punish me severely. I missed the bus this morning because I overslept again. I'm sure my bus is going to punish me severely. Don't want to give an excuse, but you have to trust me this time. I was tied up in the meeting except my apologies. Don't want to give an excuse, but you have to trust me this time. I was tied up in the meeting except my apologies. I always slip because my alarm didn't go off. What did misfortune? I don't want to lose my job this time again. I always slip because my alarm didn't go off. What do misfortune? I don't want to lose my job this time again. I had to be there at nine o'clock, but I just lost track of time. So I lost my flight to Chicago. I feel Richard. I had to be there at nine o'clock, but I just lost track of time. So I lost my flaw to Chicago. I feel wretched. Today morning, I just blew the fuse and loss control. You know why? Because I couldn't find a parking spot. Today morning. I just blew a fuse and loss control. You know why? Because I couldn't find a parking spot. 41. Check Yourself: Guys, Audio ready to check your understanding and practice? Yes, let's do it. Keeping in mind you have five seconds to think and find the right phrase. So let's do it. Imagine you are having a meeting, you are occupied and impossible to escape. What is the best way to say this in a phrase? We usually say, I was tied up in a meeting. I was tied up in a meeting. You sometimes fail to stay aware of the time just because you are busy doing something. What phrase can describe this situation? We usually say, I just lost track of time. I lost track of time. We usually use this phrase to say that there are roles where full of traffic, like when there's a traffic jam. So what is it? The roads are chocolate block? Yes, the roads are chock-a-block. This phrase shows you where so tired that they alarm didn't wake you up. What is the right phrase we could use here? We usually say I slipped right through the alarm. I slipped right through their alarm. Can you think of polite way to express your excuse for being late? My apologies for arriving late. My apologies for arriving late. Which phrases can we use to express your excuse for being late just because the alarm did not ring? I'm sorry, my alarm didn't go off. I'm sorry for being late. My alarm didn't go off. We usually use this phrase to give people a detail and to say that something happened suddenly and unexpectedly. Something came up, I'm sorry for being late. I'm sorry for being late. Something came up. 42. Unit 10 :Someone is Right or Correct : There are many common useful English phrases we usually use to say that somebody is right and correct or something is exact. In this lesson, we are going to go through these useful phrases. So I already, Let's do it. Let's start with this phrase that's spot on. That's spot on. I'm not sure whether you have heard it before or not, but this is a formal way to say exactly correct or completely accurate. For example, you mean jack speaks five languages? Oh, that's a spot on. Yes. That's spot-on. Which means That's very exact and correct. You've hit the nail on the head or you've nailed it. These are my favorite expressions and idioms. And I usually use them in my everyday life communication. Guys, if you say that someone has hit the nail on the head, you think that they are exactly right about something. For example, Jack hit the nail on the head when he said The car costs $80 thousand, you will nailed it. This also means you completed a task successfully or got something right. It is a common English expression. You nailed it. I suppose so. Use this when you agree, but you are not completely convinced, I suppose so it means I agree with you, but I'm not sure you are seeing the truth or you are white. So this is a kind of indirect way to say that somebody is actually right. I suppose so. I'm afraid you're right. I'm afraid you're right. Use this in a response to bad news to say the bad news is correct. For example, you mean my brothers told the money? I'm afraid. You're right. So I'm trying to give the bat knows that he is usually correct. Absolutely. This is a common casual and friendly way to say that someone is correct completely. For example, she's the best girl in our class. Absolutely. That's completely correct. Your dad's right, you're dead, right? Use this race to say that the information is very exact. And maybe you are surprised at how accurate the other speaker is. You're dead, right? You could say so, you could say, so. This phrase says that you think this is correct, but that the other people disagree. You could say so. I'm afraid so or I'm sorry to say so. I'm afraid. So I'm sorry to say so these phrases are sayings that the other speaker is correct. But that's, you are unhappy about the information. I'm afraid so sorry to say so. 43. Movie Section : Let's review these braces in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. That's pretty spot on. That's a spot on drawing. A spot on cake, AW, spot on. That's pretty spot on. I think you've hit the nail on the head. You hit the nail on the head, Mr. Gustaf? The nail on the head, what they are You hit the nail on the same You hit the nail I suppose was leaving in her? I suppose so. By yourself? Yeah. I suppose so. I suppose. Yes. Yes. Especially with yes. Suppose though it's particularly voice, so I'm afraid you're right. You're right. Yes. I'm afraid they're afraid you're right. Absolutely. Yeah. Absolutely. Yes, absolutely. The other question I get most frequently is when I was up there stranded by myself, did I think I was going to die? Yes. Absolutely. Yes, absolutely. Hopefully, you know, sex. Yes, absolutely agree. I'm afraid. So I asked around. Afraid. So Bob, afraid? I'm afraid. So you nailed it. Ben congrats, Maryland, Kim in your nails. Dad. You nailed it in yet who nailed it? You nailed it. 44. Phrases in Context : Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these raters are used in real conversations and in different contexts. This conversation, she's telling him that he failed in his final exam and he's upset and sad with this. So he starts the conversation and says, Oh, did I fail in my final exam? Is that true? She replies, I'm sorry to say so. You might need to study more and give it your best shot next time. Sorry to say so. He probably needs to study more right here in this conversation, Jack believes people should get married after the age of 25. David agrees with him. Jack says, I think the best age for marriage is 25. And that age people would be very mature and wise to handle life. Then friend David says, you're dead, right? I got married at 26. I'm happily married here. Jack's brother had an accident. So Sarah is giving him this bad news. So Jack says, I heard my brother had an accident is not right. Easy firing. And how did it happen? Sorry, applies. I'm afraid you're right. I'm afraid you're right, but don't worry. He's fine. He just broke his leg. Just broke his leg. Here on this conversation, Jack things, his girlfriend is the best girl he has ever met and he wants to marry her. Jack says, Sarah is really gorgeous and kind. She's the best girl ever. Then it's replies. I suppose so, but she doesn't respect you sometimes. I noticed that. I suppose so. I guess so. You're not completely agreeing with somebody? David feels like drinking a hot cup of coffee in this cold weather. So David says, a hot cup of coffee would hit the spot. That's what I need right now. Replies, you've just hit the nail on the head. You've just hit the nail on the head. Let's go out and have two cups of coffee. That's enjoyable. They want to enjoy drinking coffee together. 45. Listening Stage: We learned five grade ways to save that someone is correct and right. This is the time you can improve your listening here. So guys, listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again and see that takes on the screen. Finally, check your answers. I'm afraid of Kimberly misunderstood the question. You need to mark my words. I'm afraid of Kimberly misunderstood the question in it to mark my words. I think make it the nail on the head way. So that was lacking of this company's feeling of confidence. I think make it the nail on the head way said that what's lacking of this company's feeling of confidence? I think their new building is really impressive. Well, I suppose So. I think their new building is really impressive. Well, I suppose so. How old she is? I'd say 38 spot on. How old she is. I'd say 38 spot on. That's right. Your prediction was alright, That part is popularity has declined in the opinion as Paul. That's right. Her position was all right. The parties popularity has declined in the opinions. Paul. 46. Check The phrases: Guys, Audio ready to check your understanding and practice? Yes, let's do it. Keeping in mind you have five seconds to think and find the right phrase. So let's do it. We use this phrase to save that the other speaker is correct, but we are unhappy about all this information. I'm afraid so I'm sorry to say so. I'm afraid so or I'm sorry to say so we usually use this phrase to say that the information is very exact and probably we are surprised at how accurate the other speaker is. You are dead, right? You are dead, right? Guys, what is a casual and friendly word we use to say that somebody's completely correct. That's absolutely, yes, absolutely. We use this phrase to respond to a bad news to save that the bad news is on fortunately, correct? I'm afraid you're right. I'm afraid your white. What two expressions we can use to say that somebody is completely right? We also use it to mean somebody completed the task successfully. Yes, you could say you have hit the nail on the head or You nailed it. You nailed it. This is a formal way to say that something is exactly correct. What is it? That's spot-on. That's spot on. 47. Unit 11 :Someone is not right or Correct: Native English speakers usually use some common phrases to save that somebody is wrong or somebody's knots, right? In this lesson, I'm going to teach you these common phrases. Are you're ready, Let's do it. I'm afraid that's not quiet trite or I'm afraid you are mistaken. Yes, I'm afraid you are mistaken. These are too polite ways to say that somebody is wrong. So keep in mind that they are used in formal situations. For example, you are saying that I forgot to lend you the money. I'm afraid you are mistaken, sir. No. You've got it wrong. No, you got it wrong or we could say no, that's all wrong. These are two phrases that are used casually and in a friendly way, and they are used with close friends. For example. You mean I broke the vase. Know, you've got it wrong. Stop accusing me. Let me teach you two common slangs. Baloney or ********. These are rude and informal way to say that somebody is completely wrong. Baloney, ********. Rubbish. You're talking rubbish. You're talking rubbish. Or we could say, where did you hear that? These phrases are actually quite rude. Even people who know each other quite well may not say these phrases to each other. Where did you hear that? Rubbish? You are talking rubbish. If you check the fact, you will find, if you check the facts, you will find this phrase is followed by a sentence or a clause with the correct information which is polite and formal. For example, bats are not dangerous animals. If you check your facts, you will find them pretty harmless. Would you mind thinking twice on what you're saying? Would you mind thinking two y's on what you're saying? This is a polite question we usually use to ask the speaker to check something before judging and speaking about something that is usually correct. 48. Movie Review : Let's review these braces in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. Looked like in federal mistake and he drove up to see me. I'm afraid you're mistaken. I'm afraid you're mistaken. Well, I stand on the fragile mistake. Then I'm afraid your mistake. I'm afraid you're mistaken. Go I'm afraid you're mistaken Mr. As a straight. That's impossible. Mr. Nash is I'm afraid that's impossible. I'm on a quest of enormous importance. Fade afraid that's impossible, at least for now. I sent her away. Afraid that's quite impossible. This quite impossible. I'm afraid that's quite impossible. Oh, I'm afraid that's quite impossible. No pile know you've got it. Got it wrong. Maybe you got it wrong. So I'm gonna I'm gonna tell him the boss got it wrong. One of us, what is all this? The police have got it wrong. He's got it all wrong. Hey, it's pushing on the big TV again. Got it wrong. Notice who? I guess I got it wrong. Nda and they'll go to a room. The room actually. Yeah. Yeah. I guess I got it wrong. I got it wrong, baby. I mean, we're about I know you've had a mother. You got it wrong. You got it wrong. You've got it all wrong. You got it all wrong. We saved each other. Sometimes Maloney decided that took cut out. I add that baloney. But only frat that up into a dome. This is ********. ******* ********. No, no, I swear he do. Such ********. Rubbish. She's talking rubbish. Burnet, thinking nothing short of time. I didn't think rubbish. Rubbish. Rubbish. Nobody's leaving of Haida was rubbish. She's talking rubbish. Burning. Should be thinking twice the sales. He should've kept in our city without even thinking twice about it. I wouldn't be thinking twice without thinking twice about it. I appreciate your understanding. Don't think twice. Of course. Don't think twice. Don't Think Twice. It's All right. I appreciate your understanding. Don't Think Twice. It's all wrong. I mean, it's all wrong. 49. Phrases in Conversation : Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these raters are used in real conversations and in different contexts. Here, Ted believes that John borrowed some money from him and he has not returned yet. Techstars the conversation and says, Jack, you borrowed $5 thousand from the last month. Don't you want to return it, MAN? Jackie replies, come on. It was $2 thousand. Would you mind thinking to Weiss on what you're saying? Would you mind thinking to Weiss on what you're saying? Oh, let me see. Well, they had survived, excuse my absent mindedness. Excuse my absent mindedness. Here in this conversation, David believes smoking can have a positive effect or impact on learning. But to hack disagrees with him. David says smoking can help your brain function better and it will give you more power than his grand Jack replies, come on ********. If you check your facts, you will find smoking harmful. It will gradually damage your lungs, man, ********. This conversation and Jack believes their classmates, Lilly stole the money, but Sarah disagrees with him. So Jack says, as far as I know, Sarah was the one who was desperately in need of money. She stole the money, I guess. Lily says, oh, baloney, know, you've got it wrong. She's a nice girl and I do trust her. She never does that baloney ********. Here. Ted is telling Jack to study hard for tomorrow's final exam. So it says, As you know, this biology exempt tomorrow would be very demanding. I guess we need to hit the boat. Jack Replies, Man, I'm afraid that's not quite right. It's not tomorrow. We will have this exam on Monday, next week. I'm afraid that's not quite right. Here. Tim believes are revealed his it secretes two brands, but she's rejecting this. Starts the conversation and says, Come on, sir, I thought I could trust you when I share this secret with you. You shouldn't have disclosed it. Sorry, applies. Tam I'm afraid you are mistaken. I didn't do it. Someone else must have revealed it. I'm afraid you are mistaken. 50. Listening Improving : We learn five great phrases to say someone is wrong. Now it's time to improve your listening. List. Do it. So guys, listen to what I say. Pause the video and write down what you hear. Play again and see that it takes on the screen. Finally, check your answers. Turn a suggested that the investigators might be barking up the wrong tree. Turn a suggested that the investigators might be barking up the wrong tree. You mean that we are going to have the worst global warming soon? I'm afraid that's not quite right. You mean that we are going to have the worst global warming soon? I'm afraid that's not quite right. ********. In inverse of that, you're just trying to fabric or this fake story. I'm not going to believe you. ********. University of that. You're just trying to fabricate this fake story. I'm not going to believe you. I'm not the one you had talked to other conflicts, man. I'm afraid you're mistaken. That's not me. Another one You talked about the conference man. I'm afraid you're mistaken. That's not me. Is it just me or was she talking nonsense and rubbish in the meeting? Is it just me or was she talking nonsense and rubbish in the meeting? She was not the one who betrayed Yo man. She's a reliable person. You've got it wrong. She was not the one who betrayed Yo man. She's a reliable person. You've got it wrong. 51. Check Yourself Now : Guys, Audio ready to check your understanding and practice? Yes, let's do it. Keeping in mind you have five seconds to think and find the right phrase. So let's do it. Polite questions we usually use to ask the speakers to check something before disagreeing with something. Would you mind thinking to Weiss on what you are saying? We do my thinking twice on what you're saying. We usually use these phrases to say that someone is wrong. And these phrases are usually route, what are they? Rubbish, you're talking rubbish. Or probably we could say ********. ********, too casual and friendly phrase is used usually for actually close friends to save that somebody's wrong. What are they? You've got it wrong, or that's all wrong. You've got it wrong, that's all wrong. Too formal and polite phrases we use to say that somebody is wrong. What are they? I'm afraid that's not quite right. I'm afraid you are mistaken. I'm afraid you are mistaken. 52. Unit 12 : Someone is stupid or Smart : In this lesson, we want to learn some common phrases to say somebody is a smart or somebody is stupid. There are many common and useful for his visually used to say that somebody is smart, intelligent, or stupid. Let's understand them. Let's start with these common phrases. Hayes really sharp or he's brilliant. Or we could say, he's very bright. These are three common ways native speaker is usually used to say that somebody is really smart. For example, he is good at programming. He can design whatever you are holding in your mind. He's brilliant. Let's start with the second common phrase and that's a bright spark. We speak about somebody who is intelligent or who has a clever idea. Bride Spark, for example. Jack is a bright spark. He knows how to deal with these problems. He's a bright spark. A quick study. That's another phrase. A quick study. When we speak about somebody who learn new things quickly. My little brother, he's a quick study. He learned things very quickly. He learns new things very quickly. He's a quick study, art full Dodger, artful Dodger or somebody who is clever and actually can manage to get out of difficult situations and avoid answering questions. He's an art full Dodger. Our full Dutch or boffin, yes, Buffon. This is an informal British Nano, which means somebody is very intelligent and knows a lot about a particular subject that Buffon, genius, genius. And you have heard this word many times before. So genius is somebody who is much more intelligent or skillful than other people. He's genius. He's a smart cookie. Smart cookie. Somebody who has a strong character or as intelligent and can deal well with problems and disappointments. We call these people smart cookie, walking encyclopedia. This is an informal phrase. We use it for somebody who has a lot of knowledge. Yes, that's called a walking encyclopedia. Whereas kit, waste kids, this is an informal phrase. We use it for young people who are very intelligent or successful. Yes, he's a whiz kid. Slow on the uptake. Yes. Slow on the uptake, guys, if somebody is quick or slow on the uptake, they understand things easily or with difficulty. For example, he's a little slow on the uptake, so you may have to repeat the instructions a few times. Here are other ways to say somebody is not very intelligent. Listen, understand them. He's a bit slow. He's a complete idiot. He doesn't have a clue what he's talking. He doesn't have a clue what he's talking. She's a bit slow on the uptake. He's not the sharpest knife in the drawer. He's not the sharpest tool in the shed. She can't put 22 together. She can't put 22 together. He is as dumb as a post. He's as dumb as a post. 53. Phrases in films : Let's review these braces in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. Look really sharp. Sharp sound. Listen to him, you'll see brilliant. He's brilliant. Time she's she's brilliant. She's talented. Could you use British? He was bringing the guy. Her name is Rosie. She's 53 and she's brilliant girl, she's very bright, she's very mature. For London, you're obviously a very bright fellow. Why didn't you go in for a legitimate profession? In fact, very bright. Very bright. Nice to meet you. I'm sure you're very broadly with my father was a brilliant man. He built this while he was a brilliant man, little flaky and brilliant, absolutely brilliant. Bright sparks add them unless course is a bright spot. Is a bright spot. You need a quick study, aren't you? Quick, steady. Quick study. Very quick study. I'm a quick study. Quick studies. I think he's a quick study. Your mark cookie. Once my cookie browse may have your one smart cookie. You're smart cookie is smart cookie. Vote for January. She was a smart cookie that one year. Mark cookie. Almost looked like a walking encyclopedia. You run by the same Freak was like a walking encyclopedia for every, almost looks like a walking encyclopedia. You almost looked like a walking encyclopedia TO kind of operation as whisk kid, foreign key is a whiz kid. Jesus Christ, god, I say you are a weird fixing lawnmowers and thing. Did you give me my kid, Randy bent when we got this young kid Ryan, I'm the whiz kid. They're slow on the uptake, sir. Little slow on the uptake. It to flow. Sloan uptake. Sadly me if I'd been a little slow on the uptake, They're not usually as a slow on the uptake evidence. 54. Practice in Conversation : Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these raters are used in real conversations and in different contexts. This conversation, Jack Kennedy's frame marshall, are talking about math problems. So Jack starts the conversation, says, Marshall, I heard you are abroad Spark. Could you please help me with these math problems? Marshall says, Oh thanks, Sure, I'd be happy to help. I'd be happy to help. Jack is very good at French. He learns quickly and has a keen mind. You speak four languages, right? You are brilliant. You are at quick study. How did you learn all these languages? Jack their replies? Nothing. I just use different techniques and approaches and learning a new language. That's right. The new approach and technique is important. This conversation, Sarah knows a lot about artificial intelligence. His friends says, You are such a Buffon. You have such an intelligent mind. People call you a walking encyclopedia. Sorry, applies. Oh, that's very kind of you. I just put all my mind into my interests. I put all my mind into my interests. That's the right way. Here. Lily is an intelligent girl, she knows how to deal with problems. Friend starts the conversation and says, Sarah, you're a smart cookie. I always need your piece of advice for these challenges. I have Lila replies. I would be glad to help you check. Sounds like you cannot put 22 together. You cannot put 22 together. He's not very intelligent. This conversation, David cannot fix his computer. He needs help with it. David says My computer is broken. It won't turn on. I guess you can help me with that. You're always kids. The Son replies, Come on, dad, you are as dumb as opposed. That's a pretty easy task. You just need to reset it one more time. You are as dumb as opposed, which means extremely stupid. 55. Listening Section : We learned some great ways to save that someone is smart and intelligent. It's time to improve your listening. So guys, listen to what I say. Pause the video and write down what you hear. Play again and see that takes on the screen. Finally, check your answers. We must have infinitely hard at this girl. She's very bright and sharp. I guess she's a rare type. We must definitely hard at this girl. She's very bright and sharp. I guess she's a rare type. She has a genius for raising money. She has as sharp as a tack man. She has a genius for raising money. She has as sharp as a tack man. He's a little slow on the uptake. So you may have to repeat the instructions as a few times. Little slow on the uptake. So you might have to repeat the instructions a few times. He's a smart cookie adjusting his song. So 50s audiences. He's a smart cookie, adjusting his songs to fit his audiences. Armstrong was one of the most Berlin musicians in jazz. I'm sorry, it was one of the most Berlin musicians in jazz. 56. Check the Phrases: Guys, Audio ready to check your understanding and practice? Yes, let's do it. Keeping in mind you have five seconds to think and find the right phrase. So let's do it. Please think of three phrases to say somebody is not smart or intelligent. We could say she's a bit slow or she's not the sharpest knife in the drawer where she can't put 22 together. Which phrase we could use for young people who are very intelligent and successful? That's right. We say, whiz kid weighs kit. What is a phrase for someone who has a lot of information and knowledge? What is it? We usually say a walking and cyclopedia. My brother is a walking encyclopedia. What is the right phrase we use for someone who has a strong character unusually deals with, deals well with problems and disappointments. What is it? We usually say a smart cookie, he's a smart cookie. What British word and noun is used for intelligent and smart people? That's boffin. Yes. Boffin, someone who is clever and can manage to get out of difficulties and difficult situations. What do you call this person? He is called artful Dodger. Art full doctor. What do you call someone who learns things very easily and very quickly? What is it? That's right. We usually say he's a quick study. He's a quick study.