English Conversation: Improve Your English Speaking Through 5 Stages

1. Introduction: You may have memorized endless list of vocabulary. You may know all the grime are needed to hold any conversation, but you still have trouble expressing yourself in English. You know, guys, many English students use a repetitive phrases and sentences in English when speaking and communicating, which is sometimes really boring. Imagine you want to say how you are in English. I'll respond to this link. You may simply say, How are you? And you may simply reply. I'm fine. Thanks. Right? But you know, guys, using these repetitive sentences and phrases makes your speech a little bit boring. You might need to say, how are things with you? How are you keeping, How are you doing? How have you been? And you may respond to these gradings like, couldn't be better, can't complain, et cetera. Or imagine your best friend gives you a gift for your birthday. How would you respond to this? You may simply say, thank you. And how would you respond to thank you. You may simply say, You're welcome, right? Or imagine you have made a mistake and he wanted to apologize for that. You want to speak about the future. You want to give a suggestion. You want to ask for informations and many other English phrases. This course is for those students who really want to improve their conversational skills. Those students who are tired of using or repetitive phrases and sentences in English. Those students who want to understand the formal and informal phrases in English and use them in a real life communications. You will find over 20 comprehensive units in this course. Each unit covers five great stages. And in every stage you will practice a particular skill. We have tried to choose the most common topics used by native speakers in everyday life communication. At the end of this course, you will learn and understand many interesting phrases based on formal and informal situations. Keep on their review and I'm sure after a period of time, you will be able to use automatically these phrases in real life and real situations. 2. Unit 1 : Ways to ask how someone is : Hello guys. In this lesson, we will learn ten different ways to ask how someone is. These phrases might be formal or informal depending on your own situation. So guys, we must be very careful when you're using them. So are you ready? Let's dive in. Okay, My dear friends, let's start with the first phrase and that's how do you do? Yes, how do too? How do you do is defined as a polite greeting that you can use when first introduced to someone. An example of how do you do is what you would say as you shake hands with someone you meet for the first time. So guys, this is a formal phrase. This grating is used on first meeting somebody. Alternatives are pleased to meet you or nice to meet you. Therefore, more response is to repeat the same phrase. Now let's start with the phrase on question, how's it going, which is most popular way to greet people. How's it going? This phrase, How's it going is another way to say how are you or how are things progressing or what's up. Actually here, it can refer to life in general, a project or your day. It should be noted that this expression and EDM is said in many countries with the answer expected to be fine or good. In MRR can English, it's another way to say hello or hi. It's very informal, but it's not as serious question. You wouldn't be expected to answer with anything other than good or great. Another way to great people is how are you doing or how you doing? This is a short form. How you doing? Yes. How you doing? How are you doing? This is a little more casual and friendly then how are you mostly use in America? And this is used with people who are familiar to the speaker. Imagine, I meet Jack, a friend of mine on the street. So I would tell him, I would say, Hey Jack, how are you doing? How are things? Yes, how are things? This is another informal way for saying how are you. We can also say how are things with you, or how are things going, or how is everything. This is used for asking someone about their progress or their general situation. How are things? How are things with you? Lying time? No, see, this is a friendly way said when you meet someone who you haven't seen for a long period of time. So we could start our greeting like this. Hey Jack, lying time, no, see, this is my favorite phrase and I use it in my everyday life. So guys, this is an informal way to say that it is a lying time since we last minutes. In other way to great people is how have you been? Yes. How have you been? This is similar to how are you but how have you been is used when you haven't seen some on for a longer time, like several months or longer? How have you been? It's a common question from native English speakers. It's asking how you have been up to and how life has been for you from a certain point in time. Perhaps you have been asked how you have been doing since the last time you cite each other or maybe since the last time you spoke on the phone, How have you been how have you been how are you keeping how are you keeping heavy heard before? Describing is not very common, but it is also used to ask if someone feels good, bad, happy, or well. For example, how are you keeping the jail? And this is mostly used by British speakers. Sometimes people say, are you keeping well, this just means, are you well, or how are you? Are you keeping well is a strange question, but if someone asks you that, you can reply just like, I'm fine things and you What's up? What's up? This is the most popular way to greet people, right? What's up? What's up means what's happening. Usually people just reply nothing. I guess probably 99 percent of people answer like that. Or they would just say, not much, not much. And guys, the informal way to say what's up is SAP. Sap or was up? Was up, for example, subdued. Was up, dude. What's new? Yes. What's nu? Also we can say what's going on. American English people use this as a friendly greeting to mean, How are you? Yes. How are you? What's due, Jack? What have you been up to lately? Yes. What have you been up to lately? Well, it means I haven't seen you for a long time. So tell me what have you been doing? This grating is informal, so this is an informal phrase. What have we been up to? Literally, it means what activities have you participated in recently? And reply might be, I have started editing a book at work or I have moved to a new apartment. So guys, it means I have not seen you in some time and I'm curious about your life since I met you last and could be answered the same way. 3. Phrases in movies: Let's review these phrases in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. How do you do? How do you do? How do you do? How do you do? How did it go And how has the program? Hey, there. Hey guys, how are you? How are you doing? Terrific. Hey, how are things at home? Health is between her and Allan Poe? Things going long time, no. See Long time, no. See. How have you been? Fine? I don't know everything. I can't believe this. Have you How are you giving your cavemen? Are you keeping? I'm very well. Thank you. How are you giving yourself? So what's happened in men? I think. Yeah. Why do you went up to you? Borrowed it. 4. Learn Phrases in conversation : Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these phrases are used in different English conversations. So let's understand them in different contexts. So here there is a conversation between two friends who haven't seen each other for a long time. They meet on the street and this is informal situation. Hey, Jack, How have you been? Hey, sorry. I've been okay. I wasn't going great. I just missed you. What have you been up to lately? I have just started working at marketing company. Wow. Oh, great. Good luck with that. Conversation number 2, this conversation is between the doctor and Mr. Jackson. They meet for the first time, and this is a formal situation. So Mr. Jackson stars this conversation and says, Good morning, Dr. How do you do? Doctor says, Good morning, Mr. Jackson. It's a pleasure to meet you. You are on time. So this was a formal, actually greeting and situation. And I guess they meet each other for the first time, right here, Dan and Alex meet each other at school and start greeting informally. Hey Dan, how are things with you? That says, Hey Jack, things Great. What's up, man? Nothing much. I just finished reading and nice book. Oh, nice. What's this book about? So this was a very friendly and casual, actually conversation between Dan and Alex. Here. Jack was sick for a few days. Alex and Jack meet after two months at the university. So hey Jack, long time. No. See how are you keeping how are you keeping Jackson? Hi, Alex. Grades. I just started feeling great again. How have you been how have they been? Good? I haven't started editing a new movie. Okay, My dear friends, as you can see, we use these phrases, different conversations. And you must know how and where to use these phrases. 5. Check your Listening: In this lesson, we learned ten ways to ask how someone is. So it's time to check your listening. So guys, listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen. And finally, check your answers. On to Jackson from Canada. How do you do a man onto Jackson from Canada? How do you do? Hey, how's it going, bro? No bad dude. Am a senior for ages. Hey, how's it going, bro? Now? Bad dude. I am a senior for ages. Are you doing man, lying time? No. See, you must be very busy lately. Hey, how are you doing, man? Lying time? No, see, you must be very busy lately. Our things do look fresh. About the same as usual. Our things look fresh. About the same as usual. A dead long time, no. See however, when did you forget your old best friend? A dead Long time. No. See how have you been Did you forget your old best friend? How's your mother keeping? Is you getting better as your mother keeping? Is you getting better? A grid at hand with a casual dress up? A grid of a hand with a casual less up. 6. check your knowledge : So guys, Are you're ready to check your understanding here. As you know, we learned ten different ways to ask how someone is. Here. You need to tell me which phrase we must use depending on different situations. Remember, you have five seconds to answer. So let's get started. Imagine you meet your close friend at school. How do you greet him? So this is a casual wall, any formal situation? So what do you say? That's right. We could say, hey, how's it going? How are things with you? How are you doing? What's up, man? You haven't seen your friend for four months. You meet him on the street subtly. So how do you greet him? What do you say? That's right. We usually say hijack lifetime no C. Or you could say, how have you been Jack? How have you been? Imagine you are in the office and then you meet one new colleague that you haven't met before. So how do you greet him? Keep in mind that this is a formal situation. That's why we usually say hello. How do you do? Well, probably you could say, hi, pleased to meet you. Nice to meet you. Imagine your friend is sick, then later you meet him three days later. How do you ask if he is? Well, this is mostly used by British people. Yes, this phrase. So what do you say? So we usually say, Hi, how are you keeping? How are you keeping? Guys? What is the phrase mostly use in America to say how someone is? And it's a little more casual and friendly then how are you? What is it? That's how are you doing or how you doing? How are you doing? Or we could say, what's new? What's new? What's new man? You haven't met someone for a long time, so you want to know what have they been doing? So what question you can use here? That's why we usually say, What have you been up to lately? What have you been up to lately? 7. Unit 2 : Ways to Answer to How You are : As you know guys in this lesson, we're going to teach you ten different ways to say how you are. Yes, how you are. Are you ready? Let's understand these phrases. Okay, let's start with the easier one, with the very common one. And that's fine. Thinks we can use this response when someone asks us, how are you? Which is very simple answer and the most common one. And other standard and simpler apply is very well. Thank you or fine. Thank you. Pretty good? Yes. Pretty good. Pretty good. Pretty good is a very friendly and casual way to answer. This is used as a reply to the questions like, How are you doing and how's it going? It basically just means mostly good or fairly good or somewhat good. So my dear friends pretty good. It means not the greatest, but okay, pretty good. This is another common way to answer to how are you doing and how's it going. And keep in mind that it's very friendly and casual world. Another way to answer is not bad. Not bad means average age, It's not bad, but it might not be good either. It might be in the middle. Not bad. Also, we do say Not so bad or so, so or not half bad. For example, how do you feel this morning? Not bad. Thanks. So not bad means fairly good or average. So my dear friends, it is common in English to use this type of answer where a direct answer might seem too assertive. Great, yes, great. So guys, if you feel your best and you feel like you are in a good mood, you can always use this reply, which means you are very, very, very good. You could also say, perfect, wonderful, fabulous. Yes, fabulous. For example, how are you doing, Jack today? Great, fabulous. We could also say not so great, which means you don't feel good or well, not so great. Another common way to answer raise couldn't be better. Yes, couldn't be better. This is an informal way to say everything is fine. It means things are perfect, exactly as desired or better than expected. My dear friends, this is used for emphasizing that someone or something is extremely good. Nice, et cetera. For example, how are you, Jack? Oh, couldn't be better. My job is great and I just bought a house. So it means that something or someone is so good that it cannot get any better. It's the best. Can't complain. That's my favorite phrase. Can't complain. This is used as a response, meaning fairly good or well. Two questions such as how are you or how is business? For example. How have you been? Can't complain. This term means that nothing serious is wrong. Yes. Nothing serious is wrong. I can't complain. And guys, I usually myself personally use this response in my everyday life communication. Can't complain. I have been busy or I've been busy. So there is a difference between I was busy and I've been busy. So I've been busy implies that the period of business extends through their recent past up to the present time. But when we say I was busy, this is referring to the past period of business which may have ended. So Arvin BZ, this is a great response for questions like, How have you been or what have you been up to lately? So my dear friends And remember when I say I was busy, the speaker is no longer BZ at all. But when I say I have been busy, the speaker is still BZ or was so busy until very recently. And other great responses, same as always, yes, same as always. We also say same as usual, same as usual. Which means there is nothing new and nothing new has happened and everything is almost the same. So there is no spatial nose or spatial happening. Okay. Same as always, same as usual. So, so yes. So, so guys, sometimes you want to say that things are just okay. But again, it can sound a little boring or imaginative. So let's look at some other responses we can use instead of. So, so, so my dear friends, we could also say, I'm okay. Not too bad. Same old, same knew. Yeah. All right. So we can use these alternatives instead of so. So could be better, Could be better, could be better, which means things could be better. The situation could be improved. Things are not great. This is an unhappy or responds to a question about one's well-being, such as how are you? So this is a response to a greeting, meaning my state is not as good as it might be. Yes. Could be better. Could be better. 8. Phrases in films : Let's review these braces in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. I'm fine. I'm fine. I just have to go the long way. Yeah. I'm fine. I'm fine. Pretty good. You know, it's organised and so it's pretty good. Pretty good at it. We're actually pretty good. Thanks. I was on that one. Lots of luck. So bad at all. How are you? How are you? Great Britain the better? Our couldn't be better. Couldn't be better, right? Yeah. Couldn't be bad. For kids. Are some company doing well? I can't complain. I was alive vape business, any blame? Can I see what a silent cool. I've been busy. The telephone lines are brought up yet and I've been busy on my cell phone and all told the issue that bad. So as always, hi, we're the same as how is the same as always, you. Gamma rays, pollution, same old, same old, same old, same old, same old. Things could be better. Lloyd. Anything good could be better. You can leave anything you've taught me. I better be better for me. Well, people. 9. Phrases in conversation: Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these phrases are used in different English conversations. So let's understand them in different contexts. So here, John and sorrow me to the park and they start a friendly conversation. So actually here, sorry, stars this conversation and says, Hey John, how is it going? What brings you here? Fine, couldn't be better. I am just very happy to see you here. What's up? Services? Not so array. I just failed my exam and I'm very sad today. Of course are on Oh, sorry to hear that. You need to study harder. Absolutely. She must study harder. Okay. Here, Dan and Jack meet at the office in the morning. Okay. Hey, Jack. How are things with you? Anything new? Jack says, nope, same as usual. My fees sometimes very repetitive. That's right. But you can always find a way to change it. So I guess Jack is not happy with his life. It's repetitive. Here. There's a conversation between Dan or Robin. So Daniel Robbin meet on the street and they start creating each other. So dances, hey, what's I'm Robin? Yale, look great today. Well, nothing much. How's it going down? Can't complain. Things are okay. I just feel hungry now. Let's go eat something. Let's go eat something. So here Ted and Alex meet after a long time so they want to know more about what they have been doing. That starts the conversation. I'm surprised to see you here after a long time. What have you been up to lately? So Alex's 0, ted of been busy. Ben, be really busy but really happy to finally see you. Sorrow broke her leg, but now she feels great. She meets with her uncle later the next week. Hazara, how do you feel this morning? I heard you just broke your leg. Fabulous. Fabulous. Yep. But now I feel great. I just recovered. 10. Listening Checking : In this lesson, we learned ten ways to say how you are. Now, guys, it's time to check your listening. So guys listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen. And finally, check your answers. I was your brother doing in his new businessman? Well is doing pretty good. How was your brother doing in his no businessman? Well is doing pretty good. How are you going to be better? My job is great and I just bought a new house. How are you going to be better? My job is great and I just bought a new house. Our things go bank. I can complain. Things are going well these days. Our things go bank. I can't complain. Things are going well these days. I was there no business going tat Is everything okay? Well, same as usual. Nothing has changed. I was there no business going tat Is everything okay? Well, same as usual. Nothing has changed. Our a doing. It's cool, man. I heard you got bad grades. Yep. Not so great. How are you doing? That's cool, man. I heard you got bad grades. Yep. Not so great. How are you? Could be better? Or it has been so busy lately. How are you? Could be better? Or it has been so busy lately. I call it a couple of times. Budgeted announcer. Are you fine? Yep. Sorry. I've been busy. I called a couple of times. Budgeted announcer are a fine. Yep. Sorry. I've been busy. 11. check Understanding : So we learned ten different ways to answer to how you are right? Now, I'm gonna give you five seconds. I'm going to check your understanding. So guys tried to think and tell me in such situation which phrase we can use. Okay? You meet your classmates at work. He asks you in a very friendly way, how are you doing? And how do you answer back? What are the friendly and casual all the replies for this? Think for five seconds. So you could say, pretty good grades or fabulous if you feel your best. You could also say, couldn't be better. Or you could simply just say, fine, I'm fine. Thank you. Can can plane is also a good way to reply here. Your colleague is asking you about your business and job. You want to say that nothing serious is happening and things are all the same. So what do you say? That's why we usually say same as usual or same as always. Or you could probably say so. So not so bad. Not so bad. You just came back from work. You don't feel very well or okay. Your mother asks you, How are you today? What would you say? That's why we usually say not so great or could feel better. Could be better, or could feel better. You meet your friend after a few months. He asks you about your business and work. He asks, How have you been? You want to say that you had a busy life? What would you say? What phrase we can use here? That's why we usually say, I've been busy. So it means you were busy and it continued till now. Been busy. You just bought a new car and you feel your best. So later your uncle calls you and asks, How are you doing today? So what is the best reply here? What could you say? That's right. We could say couldn't be better. Could N'T be better, which means you feel your best and everything is great today. Couldn't be better. 12. Unit 3 : Thanking People : Hello everybody. I hope you are doing great. In this video, we're going to teach you different ways, different phrases to say. Think you. Yes, American native English speakers use different ways to say thank you, and we will introduce them all in this video. So guys, stay tuned. Let's start with thinks. Yes. Thanks. Thanks. Is defined as a short-term way of saying thank you. Which is defined as what someone says when they appreciate something someone has done for them. Guys, this is used to tell someone that you are grateful for something they have given you or done for you. This is used as a polite way of accepting something that someone has offers you. For example, do you want another cup of coffee? Oh, Thanks. I remember guys. Banks is more friendly then. Thank you. Thanks. The next comma phrase, guys is things a lot? Yes, thanks a lot. To thank someone deeply. We usually use phrases like, thanks a lot. Thank you very much. I deeply appreciate it. I'm extremely grateful. My dear friends keep in mind that in informal language, especially on the Internet and in text messages, we sometimes write t, k, s TEKS rather than things TEKS. We also say things a bond which is used when you are really annoyed about something and you don't mean think hue at all. For example, I forgot to bring your money. Well, thanks a lot or thanks a bunch. Thank you so much. Yes, thank you so much. Another way to think someone is thank you so much, which also means I'm extremely grateful. Guys. This phrase is expressing a lot of gratitude to someone for something. Thank you so much. For example, Thank you so much for your great performance. We could also say things at TA1 or things a bunch. Thanks a ton. Or thanks a bunch. Thanks a million. Use this font of rays with folks and people that you have a close relationship with, probably not your boss. Other phrases we could use with close friends are, thanks, uh, Tom and thanks a bunch. Thanks for your help or things for helping me. We usually say things for something. Yes. Thank for something. Like thanks for your gift. Thank you so much for this invitation, etc. things for something. I really appreciate it. I really appreciate it. This is another formal way to thank someone. For example, I truly appreciate your hard work. Actually, this is polite and formal way people use to thank someone. I truly appreciate. For example, I truly appreciate all your time spent on this. Your energy and passion for the launch. I truly appreciate your invaluable guidance on my thesis. I'm really grateful, That's another great phrase. I'm really grateful. We could also say, I'm really thankful, which means actually warmly or deeply appreciative of kindness or benefits received. I'm grateful to you for your help. This commonly used in my family when we want to formally and wrongly think somebody. I'm really grateful or I am grateful to you for your help. That's so kind of you. That's so kind of you. When saying it is kind of you, you are saying that what someone has done or said was very appreciated or welcomed. And it is usual, usually a formal phrase. Guys, we usually use verbs after this phrase. Let me give you some examples. It's very kind of you to offer me the job. It's very kind of you to listen to me. It's very kind of you to join me. It's very kind of you to invite us. It's very kind of you to inform us what happened. I can't. Thank you enough. This phrase is usually used for extremely important things. Like imagine if someone has helped you and lended use some money to buy a house. So you are very thankful and very grateful. This is said when one is very appreciative of another's words or actions. And this is a polite phrase for gratitude. I owe you one, I owe you one. When someone has done something for you and you'd be happy to return the favor one day. This is used in formally. I owe you one. So guys, it means thank you. Now, I owe you a favor. I owe you something similar in return. 13. Review phrases in movies: Let's reveal these braces in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. Thanks a lot, guys. Yeah. Yeah. Thank you so much for your visit, Mr. Martin, Sammy. That was great. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Maximum. Yeah. No problem at all night. Anyway. Thanks for your help anyway. Thank you both so much for your help. I really appreciate it. I really appreciated and I'd be very pleased to accept your invitation. Pleasure. Become Dora. See kind of you to attend the core is kind of you to say so, but it's not really true. It's kinda feel very kind of you to make time in your busy schedule for me. Well, Christophe, I can't thank you enough for giving so generously of your time tonight. Yeah. Well, I can't thank you enough yet. It can we ever thank you enough for your kindness? Is pretty good. Ioa, a 100. 14. Phrases in Conversation : Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these phrases are used in different English conversations. So let's understand them in different contexts. And this conversation, Jack is moving to a new house. Dan helped Jack packing. Dan. Thanks for helping me. I really appreciate it. Dances. Glad I could help. So Jack, tell me about your new place. Here. Alex had a problem fixing his car. Ten is good at fixing cars. He helped Alex with the fixing. You really helped. Thanks. A million Tet. I really owe you one to. It says, don't manage in a deer, I would do anything for you, Alex. And this conversation, Sarah couldn't understand the math problems, so John could help her understand it easily using his own method. Wow, now I can understand it well. Really clear. I'm really grateful. Johnson has anytime, so I'm really happy I could help. I'm a bit hungry. Let's go eat something. Ted called sorrow to tell her about his birthday party. He decided to invite her to the party. So Techstars the conversation and says, Hey, sorry, I'm calling to let you know that tomorrow's my birthday. You are invited. Sorry, says, Oh, really great. It's very kind of you to invite me to your party, to your birthday. Here, Tim asked Mary for a little money. He wants to buy a car, but needs a bit money. So Mary lent him some. Time, says, Oh, I finally bought this car. Thanks Mary. I can't thank you enough. Without you, I wouldn't bite. Mary says, oh, you're welcome. I'm so happy for you. 15. Listening Stage : In this lesson, we'll learn ten ways to say, thank you. So it's time to check your listening. So guys, listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen. And finally, check your answers. Eroded me a favor. Thanks him. William Roth. Ira did me a favor. Thanks him, William, bro, you're ever some time on this project. It's really impressive. I really appreciate it. You're ever some time on this project. It's really impressive. I really appreciate it. Yeah. Oh, your sister won after all she has done for you. You Oh, your sister won after all she has done for you. I can't thank you enough for this loan. I'm so grateful. I can't thank you enough for this loan. So grateful you took care of my little son while I was away. Thanks for helping me. Your took care of my little son while I was away. Thanks for helping me. It's very kind of you to offer me this job. You have a heart of gold, man. It's very kind of you to offer me this job. You have a heart of gold, man. Thanks a lot for Canada me. I won't disappoint your brother. Thanks a lot for Canada me. I won't disappoint your brother. 16. Check and Test: So guys, Are you ready to check your understanding? If yes, let's get started. Remember, you have five seconds to think and find the right phrases. Let's do it. So one of your classmates helped you many times so you could speak English well, now you'll want to thank him deeply and worldly. What would you say? Think for five seconds. We could say, I'm really thankful for I really appreciate your help. Thanks a lot. Thank you so much. If you want to thank someone for important things, for example, he or she has helped you to find a house for leaving. What would you say? The best phrase here is, I can't thank you enough. I can't thank you enough, which is used for important situations and important things. When someone has done something for you and you'd be happy to return the favor one day. What phrase we could use in such situation? The right phrases. I owe you one. Yes, I owe you one. That's a right for what are the formal ways to thank someone? So please try to think of three phrases. So the phrases we could use in formal situations are, I really appreciate it. I'm really thankful or I'm really grateful. That's very kind of you or that so kind of you. 17. Unit 4 : Responding to Thanks : As you know in English, native English speakers use different phrases to respond to. Thank you. When somebody say thank you, we should use different phrases to respond to that, right? And we will introduce these phrases in this video. So are you ready? Let's dive in the first common and useful phrases. You're welcome. This is a response to think you or things, meaning that one was glad to do it and would do it again. You're welcome. For example. Thanks for picking up that package for me. Oh, You're welcome. You say you're welcome to someone who has thank you for something in order to acknowledge that there are things in a polite way. The next common phrase is no problem. This is an informal phrase used in three different situations. So let's start with the first one. This is used to say that one is happy to do something. For example, Thanks for your help. No problem. This is also used to say that one is not bothered by something. For example, I'm sorry for interrupting you. No problem. And this is used to say that something can be done. I would like to pay with my credit card. No problem. So as you can see, we use no problem in three different situations. No worries. Yes, that's my favorite one. This is another informal and casual and very popular phrase used to save that one is happy to do something. This is also used to say that there is no reason to worry. No worries. For example, what if we miss the bus? No worries. There's another one in seven minutes. So guys, people say No worries to mean that something will not be difficult for them. No worries. My dear friends, we use this phrase to say to someone who has apologized. And we use this phrase to say, we don't mind what they have done. For example, sorry, I spilled your drink. No worries. There's plenty more. There is plenty more. No worries. Don't mention it. Yes, Don't mention it. This expression means thinks is not necessary. Don't mention it. Don't mention it means no things are needed and I was glad to do it. For example, I appreciate what you did for me. Don't mention it. Don't mention it. My pleasure. My pleasure or this is a very formal and polite way to say, thank you. It means I was glad to do it and I would do it again. So this is a response to thank you, for example, thank you for bringing this up here. My pleasure. My pleasure. You can also say it's my pleasure or my pleasure as a polite way of replying to someone who has just thank you for doing something? Anytime, yes, anytime. This is an informal phrase to tell, feel free to ask. Again. This is used after someone has thanked to for helping them. For example, thanks for the lift. And the time. It was the least I could do. It was the lease I could do. Usually when you feel you should do more to help, you can use expressions like that's the lease that I can do to mean that you are very willing to do it or to acknowledge somebody's thanks. It was the lease I could do. Glad to help. Glad to help or sometime we can say happy to help when you are able to help someone and they thank you. You can say glad to help or glad to be of help to express that you are happy that you were useful. Be of help basically just means be useful or be helpful to you. This is usually a formal phrase. Be of help. Sure, no problem. Or we can just say Sure. Saying Sure In response to think hue is very informal. It is a replacement for a phrase. You're welcome. Sure. It is sometimes combined with other actually responses such as Sure, no problem. This is pretty common phrase among Americans. And it is said Actually when someone has, thanks to you, for example, Thanks for helping us out. Sure. Any time? Not at all. Not at all. This is used as a polite reply after someone has thanks to you. Thanks for helping. Not at all. Thanks for helping, not at all. So my dear friends, this is a polite reply when someone has thanks to you for something. 18. Review phrases in Movies: Let's review these phrases in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. Thank you. You're welcome. You're welcome. You're welcome. Real problem. For them. Oh, yeah. I don't I don't care. I don't care. I got plastic. There's no worries about that. No worries. No worries. Hello everyone. To mention it. Down mentioned it. And I mean that what the hell happened to the sun been my pleasure. Thank you so much. My pleasure. My pleasure, man. Thanked me. It's my pleasure to welcome. It'll be my pleasure and I can add it. Thanks. Thanks. Thanks. Matt was the least I could do was the least I could do. The second two for a friend. Luis, I could do. If you went all that trouble. I'm glad to help. And if you need somebody to go to court, I will be glad to help kids. He had accomplished almost nothing. But I was glad I can help him. Glad I could help. 19. Conversation Stage: Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these phrases are used in different English conversations. So let's understand them in different contexts. Here in this conversation is Jack's birthday. So Sarai, his sister, bar atomic give. Sar, starts the conversation and says, Happy Birthday jack, this gift is for you. I hope you'd like it's so Jackson is 0. Thanks a million. It's a great gift. I just love IT. Services. You're welcome. We're glad you found it lovely. Glad you found it lovely. And this conversation, TED held down finishing his project in the office. So Dan is thankful. So dances. Thanks to it. It's really kind of you to help me with this project. Then Ted says, My pleasure, Dan, that's what friends are for, right? Absolutely. You're a good friend. I can always trust you here. Sorry, I need some money to buy a new TV. So marshal, his brother lent her some. Marshall says, so hours, you're no TV. Are you happy with it? Sorry, this is o things for your help, Marshall. I really appreciate it. No worries. It was the least I could do. You are the best brother ever in the whole universe. Here John's car is broken. There is something wrong with it. So David, his friend, helped him fixing the car. Thanks for helping me fix this car. I can't. Thank you enough. No worries, John. Glad to help. Glad to help. And this conversation, Alex, once it think is colleague for all the hard work and perseverance. So Alex is I really appreciate what you did today at the office, ER and active person. She says, Don't mention it. Anytime. I'm here to just do my job. 20. Listening Stage : In this lesson, we'll learn ten ways to respond to. Thank you. So guys, it's time to check your listening. Are you ready? Let's do it. So guys listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen. And finally, check your answers. Thanks for your help Jack, You did a great job. No problem. Thanks for your help, Jack, You did a great job. Problem. That was a wonderful work you did for us. Thanks for helping us out. Sure. Anytime that was a wonderful work you did for us. Thanks for helping us out. Sure. Anytime. Thanks for cleaning up is the least I can do. Seeing as I'm staying here went for you. Thanks for cleaning up, is the least I can do seeing as I'm staying here rent-free. Thank you. We've got a lifesaver. I will make it up to you, man. Sure. Anytime. Thank you. You got to live, Saber. I'll make it up to you, man. Sure. Anytime. Thanks for a whole used to it all and I doing our project, Domitian it. Thanks for a whole you instead all night doing our project. Domitian, it it also kind of you to give us a lift. Domitian, it was a pleasure. It was so kind of you to give us a lift. Domitian, it was a pleasure. 21. Checking yourself : So guys, Are you ready to check your understanding? If yes, let's get started. Remember, you have five seconds to think and find the right phrases. Let's do it. You have held your uncle fix his computer and then he says, thanks a million, but you want to save that thinks is not necessary. So what phrase you could use here? Think for five seconds. The right phrase is, don't mention it. Yes, Don't mention it. Your teacher says, thank you for helping me cleaning this class. You'll want to respond to him politely. What would you say? The good phrase we could use here is my pleasure. Yes, My pleasure. Or your brother says, thank you so much for lending me this money. And then you want to say, feel free to ask again. What would you say? The right phrase here is anytime yes. Anytime you're calling, thanks you for helping him understand some important issues, then you'll want to say that you did nothing and you should do more to help. What would you say? What is the right phrase? We could say it was the least I could do. It was the least I could do. If you want to say that you are happy to help someone tried to think of too informal phrases. We could use three phrases in informal situations. And these three phrases are no problem. No worries. Sure, sure. What is the informal phrase to tell people to feel free to ask again? Yes. To feel free and ask again. That's anytime? Yes. Anytime. And guys, what is the polite reply after someone has bank to you? Yes, What is the polite response? I'll reply. We could use two phrases. Not at all. Glad to help. Glad to help. Not at all. Not at all. 22. Unit 5 :How to Express an Apology in English : Mr. kinda an English native speakers use different phrases to say that they are sorry. So in this video, we're going to introduce these useful, important phrases. So guys, let's dive in. Let's start with a simple phrase and that's, I'm sorry that for example, I'm sorry that I was so rude yesterday. So this is a very simple way to apologize to someone, right? We usually use this like, I'm sorry that I I'm sorry that I this is the right structure. For example, I'm sorry that I was rude yesterday or I'm sorry that I called you in the middle of the night, etc. I'm sorry, is also used to express sympathy, for example, I'm sorry for your loss. Yes, we also use this phrase to express sympathy. Then x comma phrase is, it's my fault. It's my fault, which means I'm taking responsibility for the problem. You could also say, my fault, yes, my fault. So guys, a fault is an error caused by ignorance, bad judgment, or probably in attention. So guys, if you say it's my fault, you accept the blame. Well, they can't fault you for telling the truth. At least. I know, for example, I know I broke the window. It's my fault. So I'm taking the responsibility here and apologizing. Oops, sorry, oops, sorry. For a very small problems and mistake. We can use this phrase and words. So my dear friends, this is an informal phrase used to show a recognition of a mistake or minor accident, often as part of an apology. Oops, sorry. For example, oops, I'm sorry, I just made you miss your boss. You say, Oops, to indicate that there hasn't been a slight accident or mistake, or to apologize to someone for it. Oops, I'm sorry. And guys, when you accidentally bump into someone on the street, you can say, oops, sorry about that. Oops, sorry about that. I should have, which is followed by past participle. I should have. We use actually should have past participle to talk about past mistakes. We usually this, we usually use this phrase when we feel regretful for something. I should have, for example, I should have called you, I'm so sorry. Or we could say, I shouldn't have been so late. I'm so sorry. I shouldn't have been solely leads or I should have sent you a message. I forgot all about it. I'm so sorry. My dear friends shouldn't have past participle. We also use shouldn't have past participle. Actually, it means that something wasn't a good idea, but you did it anyway. For example, I shouldn't have studied harder. I shouldn't have studied harder. I apologize for I apologize for. So this is a good and polite and formal way to apologize and say that you are sorry. For example, I apologize for the delay. So remember, this is a formal phrase. So I apologize for something. You express a regret for something that you have done wrong. I must apologize for disturbing you like this. So it is followed usually by a Durand or a noun. I must apologize for disturbing you. Please forgive me for my, please forgive me for my this is another formal and polite way to apologize for something bad. You have done. So guys, this is the structure and this is how we use it. Please forgive me for, for example, for my delay, for my rudeness. We usually use a noun or a Jeran after it. The next common and polite phrase is please accept my apology for this is a very polite way to express your apology. This is the right structure. So we usually say, accept my apology for something which is followed by a noun or Durand. For example, please accept my apology for coming late or calling you stupid or et cetera. Please accept my apology for something. I owe you an apology. This is another useful phrase we use to actually save that. We are sorry. And guys pay attention to this point that this phrase actually tends to be used before people say sorry for something that is not very serious. For example, I owe you an apology, Sam. I'm afraid I forgot to pass on your message to Tom. I owe you an apology. Pardon me for this. Pardon me, pardon me for this. This is used for saying, sorry for doing something or sorry for saying something that you think might offend people. For example, pardon me for interrupting you. But there is a phone call for you. Or we can say pardon me for saying so. But isn't here a little old for her? Pardon me, for something which is usually followed by a Durand or a noun. My bad, yes, my bad, though less severe. This is an appropriate way to say that you are sorry if you have only made a small mistake. For example, if you lost something, you might say, My bad, let me get it replaced. Let me get into replaced my bat. 23. Review in Movies: Let's reveal these braces in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. You'll was carried this burden. Was carried this burden. Either stairwell it here. Now, I'm sorry, that offer expired after the upside as a friend. It's me. I'm sorry. I know it's my bowl because she Poundstone. Don't be sorry, it's my fault. Oops, sorry, I cut you off, Sammy. I have trouble reading non-verbal cues. Sorry, nothing. Sorry, swelling. I'm sorry. I should call you if I apologize for that tomorrow. I'm sorry. I should have said it before. I'm sorry. I should determine that there are a waste of money You got this far. I'm sorry. I should have asked my men and I apologize for disturbing you. I apologize for leaving without saying goodbye to my consume involved off. I apologize for the delay I briefing your patient. Please forgive me for interrupting but cocktail hour. I'm sorry. Please forgive me for having other things in my mind. Please forgive me for speaking for you, sir, but forgive me for wanting a little specificity. So forgive me for doing everything I can so for me, But I doubt a good night's rest. Forgive me for asking. I hope I haven't upset you. Accept my apology for my juvenile behavior. We'd like you all to accept my apology. I beg you. Please accept my apology. You accept my apology. Accept my apology. I guess how you an apology? I owe you an apology. I believe I owe you an apology that actor clinic and B, how you an apology. I owe you an apology. So pardon me for saying that I too feel like the luckiest man. Thanks. So pardon me for saying that I too feel like the luckiest man. Thanks. Okay. My bad. Sorry, my bad. My bad. Sorry. I'm sorry, my bad. 24. Learn Phrases in Conversation: Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these phrases are used in different English conversations. So let's understand them in different contexts. In this conversation, she broke her brother's camera. Now sorrow wants to apologize for that. So sura starts the conversation and it says, I'm terribly sorry for breaking your camera. It was my fault. So the brother says, oh, it's okay, you didn't mean to break it. Feeds happens. Thanks for your understanding and kindness. Things for your kindness and understanding. In this conversation, Ted insulted Jack in class. Now he feels guilty. I'll wants to say that. He's sorry. So Ted says, pardon me for insulting giving class. I didn't mean to offend you. So Jackson, as I understand it, you are my best friend. I forgive you. I forgive you. Here. Marshall forgot to pass on her sisters message to Tom. Now it feels regretful. So Marshall says, I just forgot to pass onto your message. I owe you an apology, sorrow. I owe you an apology. Sorry. Oh, really? I thought you did deliver it. It's okay. Take it easy. Take it easy. They employee apologizes for coming late. I know this has happened before. Please accept my apology for arriving late. It happens. I know the traffic can sometimes be heavy. It happens. That's very kind of you. Thanks for your great understanding. And this conversation, john forgot to wake her wife up for the meeting in the morning. Now she missed it. So John says, I know you must be angry with me. I should have said the alarm clock comes. Sorry for that. I'm sorry for that. Is wife says, I know I miss this important meeting, but I learned a lesson that I can't trust you anymore. 25. Listening Practice : In this lesson, we'll learn ten phrases for apologizing, right? It's time to check your listening. So guys listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen. And finally, check your answers. I know it called in the middle of the night and woke you up. Sorry, I didn't mean to do that. I know it called in the middle of the night and woke you up. Sorry, I didn't mean to do that. I'm terribly sorry for sending you the wrong box. That was all my fault. I will never repeat that. On internal desire for sending you the wrong box. That was all my fault. I will never repeat that. I just missed my boss and couldn't be there on time. I really apologize for my delay. I just missed my boss. I couldn't be there on time. I really apologize for my delay. O you wait for more than one hour there. I'm terribly sorry. I should have called the untold you. Oh, you waited for more than one hour there on terribly sorry. I should have called and told you. Oops, sorry for stepping on your phone. I didn't mean to do that. That was an accident. Oops, sorry for stepping on your phone. I didn't mean to do that. That was an accident. I know I just forgot to call you and keep you aware of that meeting. Sorry, It was my fault. I know I just forgot to call you and keep you aware of the meeting. Sorry, It was my fault. 26. Test your phrases: So guys, Are you ready to check your understanding? If yes, let's get started. Remember, you have five seconds to think and find the right phrases. Let's do it. You just forgot to call your friend and tell him about your birthday. You just made a small mistake and you'll want to apologize for that. The English phrases you can think up here. We usually say, My bad or hoops or sorry. So for small mistakes, you'd better use these phrases and these words. My bad. Oops, sorry. Your parents ask you about the result. You fail D are examined now you feel are grateful. Now you'll want to express your regret. What English phrases you can use here. I should have studied harder. I'm so sorry. I should have studied harder. So you feel regretful. They're always dirty and messy. Your mother is a bit sad with this. You are trying to take responsibility for this problem. What would you say? Yes, we say it's my fault or simply we could say my fault, it's my fault, my fault. What is a polite and formal way to apologize to someone trying to think of too. Imagine you just failed to deliver the project on time. There are three phrases we could use here. I apologize for my bad words. Please forgive me for my bad words, or please accept my apologies for my bad words. Which phrases used before people say sorry for something that is not very serious, like you just forgot to send your friend and message and keep him aware of the homework. Can you think of these phrases? Yes, we usually say, I owe you an apology. I owe you an apology. 27. Unit 6 : Responding to an Apology : Now let's speak about different phrases Native American and English speakers use when people apologize for something. So what are the responses? What can we say when people say that they are, sorry? Are you're ready? Let's understand them. Let's start with the first phrase And that's, that's okay. That's okay. This is a casual and friendly way to respond to an apology. That's okay. So my dear friends, this is a very casual and friendly way to answer it on topology. Usually that's okay, or it's okay. It's a phrase often use in a sense of don't worry about it. It's not a problem, et cetera. For example. I'm so sorry I crashed your car. That's okay. Don't worry about it. That's okay. It's okay. It happens, it happens. This is another popular and friendly way we can use to express our sympathy and understanding. So guys, you are trying to show that you can understand their situation and that's okay. For example, oh sorry. I just cancel the class. I was really sick. That happens. That happens. No problem. Yes, no problem. This is used to say that one is not bothered by something. For example, I'm sorry for interrupting you. No problem, My dear friends. This is used as a polite way of answering someone who has thank you for something. Or this is said when they are sorry for something, right? For example, you did a good job today. Thanks. No problem. Another common or phrases, don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. This is my favorite phrase. I usually use it when people apologize for things they have done, don't worry about it. So guys, if you tell someone don't worry about it, it means don't worry about the things we have been discussing. So guys, this is used when you are trying to make someone feel less nervous or less anxious. Don't worry about it. I forgive you for a serious problems. We can definitely use this phrase. If you forgive someone who has done something bad or wrong, you stop being angry with them, right? I gave you at palsy excepted, this is a polite and formal phrase people use to ask serotonin topology. So apology accepted means I have accepted your apology and that's okay now, please don't let it happen again. Please don't let it happen again. This phrase shows that we are a little annoyed and angry with them and we cannot tolerate another one. So guys use this phrase when you are actually warning people to stop repeating something and at the same time, you are accepting their apology. No worries. Yes, no worries. This is a very informal and casual way to say No problem, No worries. Or we can say it's okay. And it's mostly used by Australian people. No worries. It is also used to agree to what someone wants to say and that will be no problem. For example, can you deliver on Thursday? Yeah, no worries. No worries. Mate. Their next common or phrase is it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. Use to tell someone that you are not angry or upset about something, especially something that they have done. It doesn't matter. For example, I have split some coffee on the carpet. I'm sorry for that. It doesn't matter. The next comment or phrase is never mind. Never mind. Never mind is another way to say, don't worry about it. This is a great friendly way used to tell people not to worry or be upset about something. 28. Let's Review them in Movies : Let's review these braces in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronouns by native English speakers. I finished. That's okay. Everything's fine. As it happens was to fill your arrival is most opportunity. It happens to me sometimes that happens. The door body, it's not your problem. Don't worry. Yeah. Give me give me and I forgive you for that without apology. Accepted. I'm sorry. Apology accepted. Apology accepted. Just don't let it happen again. Now, what did happen again? All right, that's a amateur hour happening in don't let it happen. Doesn't match the Irish gone down level. It doesn't matter how smart you are. Enigma is always smarter. Well you want boy or girl. You know what? It doesn't matter because it was going downhill straight from there. It doesn't matter because I didn't know it fill the shoes. And it doesn't matter because he'll never ever believe it. I know it doesn't matter. It could have so many, but I don't no, no, no, never mind. That's not the point here. Remember it's via this class you never, no, never mind. Okay, it's just exciting. 29. Conversation Stage : Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these phrases are used in different English conversations. So let's understand them in different contexts. In this conversation, dan became angry the other days and shouted at these wife, lily, now he wants to apologize. So dances. Please forgive me for my anger and bad words. I said to you, my dear wife. The wife says, that's okay. Please don't let it happen again. Don't let it happen again. Here in this conversation, David failed to deliver his project on time. Now he feels sad. So David says, please accept my apology for not delivering this project on time. Don't worry about it. It's all okay, but please don't repeat this again. David says Sure, Absolutely. It won't happen again. Never hear. Jack hasn't called and visited his girlfriend sorrow for one month. Now he feels guilty and wants to express his apology. So Jackson is I'm terribly sorry for not calling you for a long time. You know how much I love you. Then sources. Same here. It doesn't matter. I forgive you. I forgive you. Here. Jack, forgotten about the anniversary. Now his wife is a bit angry and sad. So Jackson is sorry, I didn't mean to do that. I didn't want to forget it. Is wife says it happens. No worries the error. Let's celebrate now. Let's celebrate now. In this conversation, Jack apologizes for not showing up for his brothers graduation party. So Jackson I'm terribly sorry. I just got stuck at work. Never mind. Apology accepted. So I heard you got me a gift. Taxes. Yep. Here it is. I hope you would like it. I hope you'd like it. 30. Let's practice Listening : In this lesson, we'll learn ten ways to respond to an apology, right? So it's time to check your listening. So guys, listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen. And finally, check your answers. I'm sorry, I lost that Walter gave me, never mind. I can easily buy you another one. I'm sorry, I lost that Walton gave me. Never mind. I can easily buy you another one. I'm sorry. I was still some cough on the carpet. Doesn't matter. I'm sorry. I was spill some coffee on the carpet. Doesn't matter. Oh, I'm sorry. I got your name wrong. No worries. Oh, I'm sorry. I got your name wrong. No worries. Dora Man, I forgive you for not giving my money back on time. It happens. Dora, Man, I forgive you for not giving my money back on time. It happens. I'm so sorry. As crashed your car. That's okay. Don't worry about it. I'm so sorry. As crashed your car. That's okay. Don't worry about it. Except my apologies. We're breaking your expensive vase. I didn't mean to do that. Apology accepted. It's okay. Except my apologies. We're breaking your expensive vase. I didn't mean to do that. Apology accepted. It's okay. 31. Checking and Testing : So guys, Are you ready to check your understanding? If yes, let's get started. Remember, you have five seconds to think and find the right phrases. Let's do it. Your friend apologizes for communist late. So you want to casually and in a friendly way answer to his apology. So what phrases you can use here? We could use three phrases. It happens. That's okay. No problem. These are three common casual responses to an apology. What is the phrase used to tell someone that you are angry or upset about something like imagine your friend for God, what your birthday is. We could say, never mind or it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. Never mind. Guys, what is the informal and casual way to say, no problem. And that's okay, which is mostly used by Australian people. What is it? That's no worries. Yes. No worries. Which is used mostly by Australian people. No worries. You are making an apology about arriving late at an important meeting. What is a polite way to accept one's apology and mistake? The formal way is apology accepted. Or you could simply say, I forgive you. Guess I forgive you. What is the phrase used to warn people not to repeat something? And at the same time you are forgiving them. Yes, the right phrases, don't let it happen again. Please. Don't let it happen again, please. 32. Unit 7 : Different Phrases for Introducing : In this lesson, we're going to teach you different ways and different phrases American native speakers use to introduce themselves. To introduce others. We teach you some phrases about introduction. So guys, let's dive in. So guys, let's start with the first phrase. You want to introduce yourself. Some American people say, Just wanted to introduce myself. I am Ted Wilson for example. So this is a good way you can start to introduce yourself. Just wanted to introduce myself. I am Jack Smith. You can also say, Allow me to introduce myself. I am Jack Smith, which is more formal than just wanted to introduce myself. I am Jack Smith. Yes. Allow me to introduce myself. Imagine you are giving a presentation about your business. You could start like this. Hello everyone. Nice to see you all here. Allow me to introduce myself. I am Jack Smith. I don't think we have met before. My name is Jack Smith. I don't think we have met before. Actually, this is a friendly way to start introducing yourself to someone you have not met before. So this is the first time you see him or her and you could start like this. I don't think we have met before. My name is Jack Smith. This is Jack Smith. This is all right. So it's commonly used in telephonic introductions rather than face to face. For example, Hey Jack, Hey Jack. This is Mr. Wilson. How are you today? In our guys in small group, he would say, hi, I'm James and probably extend your hand to shake. If you are in front of a room of strangers introducing yourself, you might be more formal with and you'd say, my name is James. Moreover, if you are joining a conference call, you'd say, hi, This is James. This is because you expect that the people you are talking to probably know who you are. I'd like you to meet. I'd like you to meet this phrase used when introducing two people. I'd like you to meet someone. This is an expression used to introduce some money to someone else. That someone can be person's name or the name of a relationship. For example, I'd like you to meet my brother Jack. You could also say, I'd like to introduce you to, I'd like to introduce you to. This is more formal phrase we can use to introduce two people. For example, Jack, I'd like to introduce you to my brother Dan. Have you met have you met, for example, have you met Jack? Actually, this is a question as when introducing some on to someone else. Actually, the question need not to be answered, right? The someone is usually a person's name. For example, Hey Jack, heavier made my best friend Dan. And this is usually a very friendly way use when introducing two people. Nice to meet you, nice to meet you as you know guys, this phrase is used as a friendly greeting when you meet someone for the first time. Other common phrases are, It's great connecting with you. It's a pleasure to meet you. Pleased to meet you. Lovely to meet you. Or we can say, how do you do which is formal, especially in Britain. Delighted to make your acquaintance, which is very, very formal. Delighted to make your acquaintance. It's such an honor to meet you. Likewise, likewise, it's a very polite and formal way of saying Me too, when people say, nice to meet you. Likewise, same here. Same here also means Me too. So same here. But same here is very friendly way to say me too, or nice to meet you too. Same here. This is an informal phrase used to say that one things feels or one's the same thing as someone else. For example, I'm tired. Same here. I'll have coffee. Same here please. Which means me to please. 33. Phrases in films and movies: Let's reveal these phrases in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. I just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Sean Kelly, and I just wanted to introduce myself and tell it for a senior practice. Just wanted to introduce myself. Oh, sorry to interrupt. I don't think we've met properly. I don't think we've met. Most apps have my friend, Ms. screener, my friend, my friend going on banner and telling you about my friend route. I'd like you to meet Dr. column, but he's an old friend. I'd like you to meet my good friend George would fly. Like it. It made jack shoe because semester and yeah, I'd like you to meet Gerald roots. Have you met his grandson William? Have you met Eric now officially? My nephew. His name is Jesus. Met my husband, yes. Yes. We just made a pleasure to meet you. It's a pleasure to meet you. A pleasure meeting gel. I'll be back. It's a pleasure to meet you, ladies. Likewise, I'm sure. Well, let's get onto it. Pleased to meet you. Likewise. Likewise. Likewise, Jordy has been seeing you brother. Same here, read Jody, it's been good seeing the same here, red. 34. Let's learn them in Conversation : Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these phrases are used in different English conversations. So let's understand them in different contexts. Sorrow and Jack meet for the first time at work. They start introducing and talking. So Sarah says, Hello. I don't think we've met before. My name is Sarah Jackson is aids. My pleasure to meet you. My name is Jack. In this conversation, see Jack introduces his friend sorrow to his parents. So Jackson's mom and dad, I'd like you to meet my friend sorrow. She's my classmate and she's from Canada. Oh, great. Nice to meet you saw them. Sarah says, Likewise, it's my pleasure to meet you. Jack is a new employee. So he meets the manager in his company. They start introducing. The manager, starts speaking. He says, Hello, You're a new young man in this company, I guess. I just wanted to introduce myself. I'm John, the manager. Then Jack's is, oh, nice to meet you. It's great to be here. My name is Ted. Dan, call someone on the phone, so he introduces himself. They speak on the phone. Hello. This is John Smith. May I talk to Alex? Oh, hey, Dan. Actually, this is Alex. I was expecting your call. And in this conversation, Marshall and Robin who work in the same department, but they haven't met yet. So they meet one day and start introducing. Marshall says, Hello, I don't think we have met before. This is Marshall. Nice to meet you. Hello. Same here. Nice to meet you. 35. Listening Practice : In this lesson, we learned ten phrases for introduction. Now it's time to check your listening. So guys, listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen. And finally, check your answers. I'd like you to meet my friend Jack. He's been a friend of mine. We've been together for ages. I'd like you to meet my friend Jack. He's been a friend of mine. We've been together for ages. It's nice to meet you. I guess we haven't met before. Same as here. Yeah, but you're facing wings a bowl. It's nice to meet you. I guess we haven't met before. Same as here. Yeah, but you're facing wings a bowl. It's a blizzard for me to hear. I've heard many great things about today are. Likewise, it's nice to meet you man. Sublists or to meet you here. I've heard many great things about your dear. Likewise, it's nice to meet you man. Let me introduce myself. I'm Ted Jackson. It's my pleasure working with you, sir. That literally is all mine. Let me introduce myself. I'm Ted Jackson. It's my pleasure working with the viscera. That pleasure is all mine. Look very familiar. I don't think we've met before. My name is Sarah. Nice to meet you, dear. I ever do or the manager will look very familiar. I don't think we've met before. My name is Sarah. Nice to meet you, dear, I ever do or the manager? Hey Jack, he's one of the best in that field of industry. It's a pleasure to meet you. Have you made Jack is one of the best in the field of industry. It's a pleasure to meet you. 36. Check yourself now : So guys, Are you ready to check your understanding? If yes, let's get started. Remember, you have five seconds to think and find the right phrases. Let's do it. You meet a new employer and then you'll want to formally introduce yourself. What would you say? What is the right phrase? You could say? I don't think we have met before. My name is Frank. You'll want to introduce your friend Frank to Alex. How would you do this? What are the right phrases? So we could say Frank, I'd like to introduce you to Alex. Or have you met Alex Frank? Have you met Alex? Guys? What is the polite way to say, nice to meet you? What is a polite way? We could use three phrases. We could say, it's a pleasure to meet you, or delighted to make your acquaintance or pleased to meet you. You have joined a conference call and you want to introduce yourself. How would you do this, guys? What is the right way? Yes, the right way is hi, This is Jack or high, this is Ted Wilson. You're calling Jack, says, Nice to meet you. Then you want to say me too. What is a polite way to say me too, when people say, nice to meet you. Yes, we could use to phrases and they are likewise and same here. Same here. Likewise. 37. Unit 8 : Showing interest in English: Hello everybody. I hope you're doing great. It's very important to show that you are interested in what your parents, your partner, your friend is sink. So we use these expressions to show that we are interested in something. So guys, Are you ready to get introduced to these useful expressions? Let's dive in. Let's start with the first word. And that's very common. And that's really, really, really, this is the most popular way Native American and English people use to show their interests when talking to others. Really great grades. It is used in spoken English to express pleasure or agreement or interests. For example, let's go to the movies tonight. Yeah. Grades. Why not? We can have dinner before the film. Great. I'll pick you up at six then. That's interesting. That's interesting. This is another common way to show that you are interested in the topic and then this subject. Listen to these examples. I met my boyfriend in Spain. In Spain. Hmm, that's interesting. Or we could say, I'm a doctor and I've been working for about eight years now. Oh, that's interesting. Aha. Yes. Ah-ha. A highest casual and friendly way using spoken English to respond to something. This is a sound that people make when they are agreeing with you. Aha. So when they want to show that they understand what you are saying or when they are answering yes to a question, they can use this phrase or this word. Aha. So guys, this is used to express agreement to what has just been said or to mean. Yes. For example, did you hear what I said? Aha, right? Yes. All right. This is another common way to show your interests in casual conversations. This is used to express agreement with someone or to show that you have understood what someone has said, right? For example, Johnny, you climb off first. Write. We also use the word gotcha. Gotcha to show that we understand someone. Gotcha. So gotcha means I understand or what you are trying to say. For example, be sure you get here by three. Gotcha. Oh, I see. Or Oh, I hear. You can say I see. To indicate that you understand what someone is telling you. He came home in my car. Oh, I see. This is used for showing that you are paying attention to what someone is saying and then you understand it. Also. I see what you mean, which is my favorite English phrase. I see what you mean. Wow, that's amazing. Or we could say, that's wonderful, that's great. Wow, that's amazing. Or we could also say how amazing. So guys, as you know, we use these phrases to show that we are very interested and surprised. For example, I got a new job. Wow, that's amazing. I'm going to study in the UK for a one-year. Wow, that's great. That's amazing. How wonderful. You could also say, Wow, That sounds amazing. Or that really wonderful, marvelous, fantastic, wonderful super. These are common English words we can use to show that we are really interested and surprised. For example, I just get accepted in Oxford University. Oe fan task. Marvelous, super, wonderful. You are joking. You are joking. Or I really didn't expect that. I really didn't expect that. We use these phrases to show that we are surprised and shocked and interested in something, right? You show that you are surprised, but why someone has said or do not believe it is true? You are joking. I really didn't expect that. For example, Hey, Mary eyes leaving. And we say, You're joking. You're joking. You say You're joking, or you must be joking to someone when they have just told you something that is so surprising or unreasonable that you find it difficult to believe. You must be joking. You're joking. No way. Yes, no way. In our casual way to show that you don't believe something and that you are shocked is no way, no way. This is used to express surprise. For example, when someone tells him something interesting, he says No away as if he is a team, right? I'm glad to tell you you have been upgraded. No way. Other common way to show interests and surprise are, oh my God. Oh my goodness. What a surprise. Wow. That's surprising. That surprising. 38. Review Phrases in films: Let's reveal these braces in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. Really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really great. Great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great place. No shit that's interesting. Well, that's interesting. Because I think you did it. That's interesting because actually there's very little social snobbery in the United States. That's interesting, cause the sweet took our view. Right? I see what I should do is come home and say, Oh, now I get the final read taut and you want to look like a father. It's amazing. Every day. Wow. That's amazing. That sounds great. It sounds great. That sounds great. Okay, Well, that's great. I can't tell if you're joking or not. Joking. But I stopped nothing. Okay. It's true. No way. No way. No way. Yeah. Chocolates. Chocolates. My goodness. 39. Conversation Section : Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these phrases are used in different English conversations. So let's understand them in different contexts. And this conversation, sorrow and Robin are talking about passing a difficult exam. So SAR starts the conversation and says, You know what? My dad said that he would buy me a car if I pass this exam. Robinson is oh, come on a car. No way. Are you joking? Yeah. I know. It's unbelievable. Here. Alex wants to take his wife to an expensive or as ground. He got a good job and wants to celebrate. So Alex is gonna take you to an amazing restaurant tonight. You'd love it. Sorrow says, Wow, that's amazing. Alex. You've been the best husband. That's amazing. She is surprised. In this conversation. Dan talks to his brother and tells him about his French language improvement dancers. You know, Marshall, I've been learning French for five months. I can speak fluently now. So his brother says, oh, nice, I see. That's perfect man. That's perfect. Dad and his son are talking about college and university here. Dad, I met some people from Canada in my university today, they were released Mars. So he's dance is rised. That's interesting. You get along pretty well with people, boy, that's interesting. And in this conversation, David is talking about a very interesting book. So Robin is showing her interest. So David says, in our Robin, there is a new book called The Man of Earth. I've been reading it for two weeks. So Robinson, I see, That's amazing. That's amazing. You are really into reading books and novels. 40. Let's practice Listening : In this lesson, we'll learn ten ways to express interest in conversations, right? So guys, it's time to check and improve your listening. So guys, listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen. And finally, check your answers. I just received a call from my boss. He said I'm getting a promotion. Oh, really? That's a great man. I just received a call from my boss. He said I'm getting a promotion. Oh, really, That's a great man. You can travel to the moon in the near future. They are building no space machine for tourists. Wow, that's amazing man. You can't travel to the moon in the near future. They are building no space machine for tourists. Wow, that's amazing, man. When someone tells them something interesting, he says No way. As if he's a teen. When someone tells them something interesting, he says No way. As if he's a teen. Again, oil in my car. I see again when we my car, I see Hey, Mary, I was leaving. She is not blank just to hear anymore. You're joking. I thought she would be here for more two weeks. Hey, Mary, I was living she's not lying to stay here anymore. You're joking. I thought she would be here for more two weeks. I'll go back a little late because I have to stop at the store. I'll go back a little late because I have to stub at the store. So be sure to get here by three. Gotcha. So be sure to get here by three. Gotcha. 41. Checking stage : So guys, Are you ready to check your understanding? If yes, let's get started. Remember, you have five seconds to think and find the right phrases. Let's do it. Your best friend says that he's reading a story about the history of the country, then you want to show interests and say how interesting that is. What phrases you can think of here. You could say, oh, that's interesting. That's amazing. Or you could simply say, that's nice. Fabulous. That's graze. Your classmate explains and talks about his problems with his family. Then you want to show that you are listening to him and understanding him. What would you say? What is the right phrase? You could say? Right or oh, I see. I see. Oh, I see. Your brother says that he has bought a BMW car, but you don't believe him because he is poor. So how would you express this? Well, would you say you could say, Are you joking or you must be joking? No way. No way. I cannot believe that. Imagine your friend got accepted in an Oxford University and you are surprised and very interested. What phrases you can use here. That sounds gray or that's amazing, or you could say, that's marvelous. Yes, That's marvelous. Your friend asks you, did you hear what I said? You want to show that you understand her as sound that people make when they are agreeing with you, when you want to show that they understand what you are saying. So guys, what is it? Gets this sound is aha. Aha, which is very informal and not very polite. 42. Unit 9 : Ending the talk : In our guys, it's very important to know how to end the conversation very politely so other people wouldn't be offended or actually anchored. In this lesson, you will get introduced to many common ways we can use to end conversation in a very polite way. So are you ready? Let's get started. It was nice chatting with you. It was nice chatting with you. This is a common way we can use to end our conversation with someone we are chatting with or texting too for conversations and speaking, you could also say, actually, it was nice talking to you. It was nice talking to. For conversations. It's better to say it was nice talking to you or it was nice speaking with you. It was nice talking to you. It was nice talking to is a polite way to end the conversation quickly. In our guys is difficult to cut the conversation short when you need to. But this phrase help lead the people know you appreciated the conversation. We can only use. It was nice talking to you at the end of our conversations when we usually want to nicely and this conversation, It was nice talking to you, Jack. Well, it's getting late. Well, it's getting late. Well, it's getting late is a way of saying it's time for me to leave. So the other person can understand that you need to go and leave. We usually use this phrase to show that it is laid and we can no longer talk. For example, Jack, well, it's getting leads. I have a meeting. Get six. See you soon. Bye bye. Anyway. I should get going. I should get going. As you know, anyways, used to end the conversation, to change the subject or to resume a subject after interrupting, say, I should get going when you are ready to leave somewhere. Well, I guess I should get going. This sounds soft VR, friendlier than I should go. We could also say, anyway, I should get back to work. I should get back to work. When you want to stop the conversation and start working, you can use this phrase anyway, I should get back to work. Sorry, but I'm afraid I need to sorry. But I'm afraid I need to hear. I'm afraid he's used to express polite or former apology or regrets. So guys, this is a very formal and polite way to end the conversation when someone wants to continue talking to you. For example, Jack, let's go eat something. Sorry. But I'm afraid I need to go and visit the doctor at four maybe next time. Sorry to cut you off, but I actually got a one here. The phrase cut someone off means interrupt and stop somebody. Sorry to cut you off. But I actually go on. I usually use this common phrase to stop people very politely and end the conversation. You show that you are in Harry and you must go and you can no longer continue the conversation. Imagine your friend is talking about his car and then you suddenly say, sorry to cut you off. But I actually got her on. See you later. Well, I'd love to keep chatting, but well, I'd love to keep talking, but this is a very friendly phrase we can use to show that we are very interested, but we must leave. For example, we'd love to keep talking, but I have an appointment at six. We'll talk things over later. Goodbye. I'll talk to you later. It means Let's talk about it later. Let's discuss it again later. Or it's a phrase which is used when you are saying goodbye. I'll talk to you later. Or this phrase is less friendly and polite actually, and mostly used by native and young people. Can I call you back? Can I call you back to call somebody? Back means two. Call somebody again on the telephone. Imagine you are talking on the phone, then you want to end the conversation just because there is somebody at the door and you can't continue the conversation. So this is a polite way to end the conversation on the phone. Well, I'd better be going. I'd better be going. We also say better be going, which is very friendly and casual way to say that you want to leave, better be going. So guys, this is said when someone is about or needs to leave and end the conversation. Well, we had better be going. We had better be going. It was lovely to see you as always. Or we could say, better be going, write, better be going, better be going before I miss my train. Better be going before I miss my brain. 43. Movie and Film stage : Let's reveal these braces in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. Okay. It was nice talking to you like a matter resistance hero, but a nice top and he rose, was nice talking to you. Nice talking to you? Well, it's getting late. Yeah, it's getting late. Well, it's getting late. I should probably get going. I should get going. So key, I gotta run less than Bell. I gotta run this in the other room. I gotta run. Okay. Talk to you later. Can I call you back? Can I call you back? Cemetery right now? I better you're going to get going. 44. Conversation and Phrases: Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these phrases are used in different English conversations. So let's understand them in different contexts. Here and this conversation, Ted and John are talking on the phone. John needs to come back to work, So he, he ends of the conversation. So Ted says, John, thanks for coming to my party. We had a lot of fun. And so here, John Stubbs the conversation and says, Yes we did. Anyway, I should get back to work. See you soon. In this conversation, sorrow and Dan are talking about going out and eating out. Ted ends of the conversation because he needs to go home and takes care of his sick mother. So sorrow says, Let's go out and eat in that luxurious restaurant. I heard the foods are great. Dan says, yeah, of course. Well, I'd love to keep talking SAR on, but I must go home now, talk to you later. Robin and Alex are sitting in a cafe. Subtlely, Alex decides to leave. He needs to be at work on time. So Robinson is this is a great place. We should always come here and enjoy drinking coffee. Alex's 0, sorry to cut you off, but I actually got her on. I must be at work on time today. I have a meeting with my boss. Conversation. Alex and Marshall are speaking about going to the gym. Marshall wants to end the conversation because he needs to meet his teacher. I'm going to the gym on the weekend. Would you like to join me? Sure. Sorry, but I'm afraid I need to go now. I must meet my teacher on time. See you. Robyn and Dan are talking on the phone. She realizes that the food is burning, so she ends the conversation, dances. So Robin, tell me about your cat. I heard she's a bit sick. Right? Provinces. Right. Oh, Dan, can I call you back? I guess something is burning. Can I call you back? 45. Listening Stage : We learned ten ways to end the conversation very politely, right? So let's practice listening and let me check your listening. So guys, listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen. And finally, check your answers. Well, we'd better be going. It was lovely to see you as always. See you guys very soon. Well, we'd better be going. Was lovely to see you as always. See you guys very soon. You know, things are getting better or worse here. You know, Jack kinda call it back. I've got something else had to do here. You know, things are getting better or worse here. You know, Jack kinda call it back. I've got something else had to do here. It's hard to make ends meet these days. Yes. Anyway, I should get back to work. We'll talk about it later. In Oman, it's hard to make ends meet these days. Yes. Anyway, I should get back to work. We'll talk about it later. Let's talk about what happened less than at the party. Well, I love to give chatting, but I have to finish my project man. Let's talk about what happened less than at the party. Well, I love to give chatting, but I have to finish my project man. As I was saying, finding appropriate house in the city is hard and sorry to cut you off, but I actually got to run. We'll talk later. As I was seeing, financial appropriate house in the city is hard and sorry to cut you off, but I actually got to run. We'll talk later. It was nice chatting with you dear. I have an important exam tomorrow and I need to start hitting the book. See you later. It was nice chatting with you dear. I have an important exam tomorrow and I need to start hitting the book. See you later. 46. Now Check your Understanding : So guys, Are you ready to check your understanding? If yes, let's get started. Remember, you have five seconds to think and find the right phrases. Let's do it. You're having a conversation with your friend, then you feel that you must go and meet some based on your plans. How do you end this conversation here? We could say sorry, but I'm afraid I need to go. Or it was nice talking with you. Or anyway, I should get going. Or you could say, I'd better be going, I'd better be going. You'll want to stop someone very politely when they are speaking. How do you end this conversation? What phrases you can think of? You could say, sorry to cut you off, but I actually got to Ron, sorry to cut you off, but they actually got wrong or sorry. But I'm afraid on integral I'm afraid I need to go. You're talking on the phone with your classmates, then you decide to politely in the conversation. Well, we just say, what is the right phrase? Guess. We could say, Can I call you later? Can I call you later, Jack, you are chatting with someone. Suddenly you remember that you have an appointment with a doctor. How would you end this conversation? What would you say? We could say it was nice chatting with you. It was nice chatting with you. How can you show that you are very interested in what someone is talking about, what unfortunately you must leave and go somewhere. So how do you end this conversation? What is the right phrase? Here in such situation, we could say, well, I'd love to keep talking, but I have an appointment with my boss or with a doctor. Well, I'd love to keep talking, but blah, blah, blah, blah. And that's it. 47. Unit 10 : Phrases for Telephone : Hello everybody. I hope you're doing great. And in this video we're going to teach you many common phrases about telephone calls, about calling. So guys, Are you ready to understand them all? Let's dive in. Let's start with the first phrase, which is very simple and you are completely familiar with it. And that's hi. This is Jane or this is Tet. Hi, this is Tet. Remember always, if you want to introduce yourself on the phone, Native American and English people usually start like this. Hi, this is tet or this is Mr. Wilson. May I speak with John Smith? May I speak with somebody guys if you want to see if someone is available and talk to someone politely, it's better. We say may I may I talk to or may I speak with John Smith? That's a very polite way. But if you want to speak to someone in a casual way, it's better to say, is John there? Is John there or is Mr. Jackson there? This is actually more casual. I'm calling about I'm calling about in order to explain about your call. And the reason why you are calling. This is the way we usually start our sentence on conversation. Hello. I'm calling about your presentation. For example, hello Mr. Jackson. I'm calling about returning your money. You lend it to me a few months ago. So you are explaining the reason you have called armor returning your call. I'm returning your call to return once call is to call back on the telephone to someone who has called earlier. So I'm returning your call means I have a missed call from this number and I just wanted to call back and see what you were calling about. Or if you have called someone who is not available, you could also say could you ask him to call me back? Could you ask him to call me back? So he will be reported that you called and would call you back as soon as possible. Could you ask him to call me back? One moment, please? Yes, One moment, please. So guys, this is a formal phrase. We use it to ask people to wait for you on the telephone. Actually, this is form all remember that one moment, please. But the informal phrase would be handled on a sick or hold on, please. Hang on. Is sick or hold on, please. I myself personally use this second one all the time. Hanger, amnesic, hang on a sick. You must be careful with formal and informal phrases when using them, depending on different situations. He's not here. Would you like to leave a message? Would you like to leave a message? We usually use this phrase and sentence when someone is not available or not at home, he's not here. Would you like to leave a message? Instead, you could ask the caller to leave his message so you could deliver it to that person they are calling. Would you like to leave a message? Thanks for calling. Thanks for calling. This is very nice phrase we usually use at the end of our calls and conversations on the phone to show that we are appreciative and thankful for the call. Thanks for calling. Thanks for your calling. I really needed to talk to you about this issue. We got cut-off. We got cut-off. Get cut off means to suddenly not being able to hear someone you are talking to on the telephone, for example. I don't know what happened. I guess we just got cut off. I couldn't get through I couldn't get through, which means to be connected to a place by telephone. For example. I couldn't get through. The line was busy. So it means that you couldn't connect to that place by telephone? I couldn't get through. 48. Phrases in Films and Moives: Let's reveal these phrases in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. Hello, This is Mark Watney, astronaut. This is Pamela landing. Thank you. May I speak with Eric? We could. Christy beam, please. This is Curtis and forth. About the roofing job. Yes. This is bearing I am calling in regards to what took place the other night. I'm calling about your son, Donald. This is Matt King. I'm returning your call. Yeah. This is ATF agent dot Carlin returning your call. I got Carlin regarding a call. I got Carlin regarding a goal moment, please download it here. Yes, there is, but he's not here. I now would like to leave mattered. Yes, there is, but he's not here right now. Mattered. Thanks for calling. Yeah. I just had a few questions. If you have a minute. Then Jansen. A towering thanks to call back. Thanks for calling back. Yes. Yeah, we got cut off. Cut off. Everyone got cut off. Hello. Hi Jerry. Yeah, we got kinda Homer again. I think we got cut off. 49. Learn Phrases in Conversation : Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these phrases are used in different English conversations. So let's understand them in different contexts. Sorrow from post-office wants to talk to John. She calls him, but his mother answers the phone. So Sarah says, hello. This is sorrow. I'm calling from the post-office. May I speak with John? His mother says, hello. He's not here. Would you like to leave a message? Would you like to leave a message? No things because you ask him to call me back. Things. Could you ask him to call me back? Yeah, sure. No problem. And this conversation, Jack is calling about employing Marshall for the department. They talk on the phone. So Jackson. Hello Marshall. This is Jack. I'm calling about your employment. Please write down this e-mail for future contact. So Marshall says, One moment, please. Let me get a pen. Thanks for calling Jack. Thanks for calling Jack. Here. Dan calls his brand David. He wants to invite him to his birthday. His brother answers the phone. Dan realizes that he's not home. Hello. Is David there? Hang on a sec. Now. I guess he's out. Could you ask him to call me back? Could you ask him to call me back things? And this conversation, Robert receives a call, but she was in class so she couldn't answer it later, she decides to call him back. So Robert says, Hey, Dan, I'm returning your call. Sorry, I couldn't answer your call. I was in class dances. Oh, it's okay. I just wanted to invite you to my wedding ceremony. Here, Barney and Mary are talking about an important issue. Then suddenly they lose connection. Barney calls her bag. So barney says, Hello again. I think we got cut-off anyway, as I was saying, our meetings tomorrow. Mary says, oh yeah. So I will see you tomorrow party. Don't forget to be there on time. 50. Now let's practice Listening : We learned ten phrases for telephone calls, right? So guys, let's practice listening. So guys listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen. And finally, check your answers. Thanks for keeping me aware of the new projects. Thanks for calling bro. Thanks for keeping me aware of the new projects, but thanks for calling burrow. He's not here right now, but I guess we'll be back very soon. Okay. Could you ask him to call me back? He's not here right now, but I guess we'll be back very soon. Okay. Could you ask him to call me back? Jack is not here. Would you like to leave a message? No. That's okay. I'll call back later. Probably. Jag is not here. Would you like to leave a message now? That's okay. I'll call back later probably. I'm Rosario called I guess who called me earlier but I was unavailable. I'm Rosario called I guess who called me earlier but I was unavailable. Hi. This is Mr. Jackson. May I speak with Marshall? I need to keep him aware of an important issue. Hi, this is Mr. Jackson. May I speak with Marshall? I need to keep him aware of an important issue high. Instead there I'm calling about the car you just said you wanted to sell earlier. So is it still available for selling? High a said there I'm calling about the car you just said you wanted to sell earlier. So is it is still available for selling? Hey, Bernie Mayer, talk to Dr. Jackson. Is the available well, not sure. Hang on a sec. Let me check. Hey, Bernie Mayer, talk to Dr. Jackson. Is the available well, not sure. Hang on a sec. Limit. Chick. 51. Checking knowledge : So guys, Are you ready to check your understanding? If yes, let's get started. Remember, you have five seconds to think and find the right phrases. Let's do it. You call your friend Dan. He's mother picks up the phone. So you'll want to formally say that. You want to speak with John. So what would you say? How can you start this conversation? We usually say, May I speak with John? May I speak with John, which is actually very formal and polite. You missed the call, then later you'll notice this Misko, then you decide to call them back. What is the first phrase you would use to start your conversation on the phone? Yes. The first phrase we could use is hello, we're returning your call. On returning your call, your speaking on the phone, then you want to ask the person to wait in a very informal way. So what is the right phrase? The informal way to tell people to wait is hang on a sec. Hang on a sec, please. When you suddenly lose connection with someone on the phone, then you cannot hear what he or she says. What is a phrase we could use to say that you are not able to hear what someone is saying. The right phrase is, I think we got cut-off. We got cutoff, which means we lost connection on. I couldn't hear you. We got cut-off. You'll want to thank your friend for his call and for inviting you to his birthday. What is the right phrase you could do is here. You could say here, thanks for calling or Thanks for your call. Thanks for calling and inviting me to your birthday. Thanks for calling. You are formally asking someone to wait for you on the phone. What is the right phrase? Yes. We usually say one moment, please. One moment, please. Please one moment. 52. Unit 11 : Asking for information : As you know guys, we usually use different phrases to ask for information. We use these phrases in formal and in informal situations. So guys, Are you ready to learn these common phrases? Let's dive in. Let's start with the first and the most simple one. And that's, Can you tell me? Can you tell me? This is a very friendly way to ask someone for information. So it's usually used with WH questions like, can you tell me where the book is? So it's followed by a wh wh question. Can you tell me what the teacher said? Can you tell me how you learned English? Can you tell me what time she arrived, etc. Could you tell me plus wh question. We use this structure and this question in formal situations. The informal phrase would be, can you tell me Ws question. Again here, it usually use with WH questions like, could you tell me where the hotel is? Could you tell me where the concept is? Could you tell me when the concert starts, etc. Would you mind comes with verb I-N-G here? Would you mind? Would you mind? This is another common and polite way to ask for something? And remember guys, that this is a formal way to ask for information. Could your mind? And keep in mind that the verb always comes with I-N-G form. Like, would you mind closing the door? Would you mind speaking louder? Which is the same as Could you please could you please speak louder? Would you mind speaking louder? Could you please speak louder? The next common phrase is, I wonder if you could. For example, I wonder if you could tell me or explain or provide information. This is another polite and formal phrase to ask for information. I wonder if you could. It comes with a simple form of the verb. I wonder if you could, like, I wonder if you could help me with my homework. Actually, this is an indirect way to ask people to help, which is less assertive. And this is used when asking complicated questions that require a lot of information. Do you have any idea? This is another friendly way to ask for information. Do you have any idea? Which is usually followed by Ws questions? Do you have any idea? For example, do you have any idea why our house is always warm? Which means, do you have any idea, do you know or can you think or imagine? Do you have any information about why our house is always warm? Do you have any idea, guys, this is used when we ask someone to give us solutions for problems. The next common one is, Could anyone tell me? Could anyone tell me? Guys, use this phrase when asking group of people like a group of 10 persons. Like, Could anyone tell me where my book is? As you can see, this is also followed by a WH question. Could anyone tell us how much money is needed to build this house? Could anyone tell us? Would you happen to know? Would you happen to know? Would you happen to know? Here happened to or refers to chance, not obligation or neat. So this is a polite to request and question. You're asked. Do you happen to know when you think that person may not know the answer, but you just want to ask in case she or he knows it. My dear friends using this phrase, You are also being a little bit polite to the person because the phrase implies that you would understand even if she didn't know the answer. Like, Would you happen to know where she lives? Would you happen to know where she lives? I don't suppose you would know. It's a phrase we use to ask you about something. But this phrase we use it to show we think the answer might be, no. I don't suppose you would know. We use it to make people feel a little bit guilty so that they are more likely to do what you ask for. For example, I don't suppose you would know how she learned English. So guys, this phrase is usually followed by a WH question. I was wondering, I was wondering, you can use I1 there if you want to be very polite when you are asking someone to do something, or when you are asking them for their opinion or for their information, this is usually followed by if or whether, for example, I was just wondering if you could help me. I was just wondering if you could help me. I'm calling to find out. I'm calling to find out. We usually use this phrase on the telephone to ask for information. And this is very polite and formal phrase. I'm calling to find out, like I'm calling to find out about the project I delivered a few days ago. I'm calling to find out where our new classroom is. 53. Movie Stage: Let's review these braces in different short movie scenes. See how these phrases are pronounced by native English speakers. But can you tell me where and how you fought around with these boys? Can you tell me where you live? Can you tell me better than Naval base? Yes. Okay. K2 Morgan finder. You tell me what photo weeks around. Can you tell me what the fuck happened? To tell me what happened to more data's Halloween. I just had a curiosity. Could you tell me what those other 13 places are? We slapped. You tell me how to get them to tell me how that started in excuse me. Could you tell me how to get to the medical? Would you mind identifying this warned but it was strange. Would you mind presenting hold on. Thank god. Showing me your letter and gravy. Would you mind showing, I guess, upstairs to his room, please. Would you mind showing it to me? Now? Well, if I get all the way down into the Gulf of California, spike, I wonder if I could. I would if I could I wonder if I could ask you a silly question. But I wonder if I could have. And can anyone tell me what phenology is? Can anyone tell me what he or she thinks this is? And anyone tell me what it says in the syllabus for today? What can anyone tell me? Having all read Huckleberry Finn, can anyone tell me what the good life means? 0, same thing would happen to know a good place for lunch in the downtown area. So, welcome to know at this stage, businesses all about what do you happen to know or haven't reside? I was wondering when New York going to make this call, but I was wondering if you asked your national I was wondering I was wondering that the way that you're going get a chance to use is flatline. 54. Conversation Stage: Okay, My dear friends, let's see how these phrases are used in different English conversations. So let's understand them in different contexts. In this conversation, the teacher asks the students about a math problem. Then later sorrow asks for a repetition. So the teacher says, because you guys tell me how this math problem is solved. Does anyone know? Then sorrow asks, I was wondering if it would be possible for you to explain it again for us. Here, friends are talking about exams and semesters. Would you mind telling me how many exams we would have in this semester? Well, I'm not sure. I'm not sure. Here frames are talking about tomorrow's football game. I don't suppose you know what time the football game is, do you? And says, Actually, I know it will start at 07:00 PM tomorrow. Let's have fun. Here in this conversation, John calls his friend. He wants to know about tomorrow's party. So John says, Hey, what's up? I'm calling to find out if you would like to come tomorrow for party. Hey, John. Well, I'm not quite sure. Let me check my calendar. Here. David is asking john about future economic co, problems. So David says, Would you happen to know if there's contrary, would face a recession in the near future. John says, Well, based on this statistics, this gantry would encounter many economical problems. Yes. 55. Listening Stage: We learned ten phrases for asking a formation, right? So let's practice listening. Are you're ready? Let's do it. So guys listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen. And finally, check your answers. 56. Checking stage: So guys, Are you ready to check your understanding? If yes, let's get started. Remember, you have five seconds to think and find the right phrases. Let's do it. Imagine you are in the class, then you want to formally ask your teacher to explain the math problem for you. What phrases you could use here. We could say, could you please explain the math problem? Again? Would you mind explaining the math problem? Or I wonder if you could explain the math problem. Again. Thanks. These are three great questions we could use in formal situations. I'm asking a group of students to help me with my housework. So what should I say? We could say Could anyone could anyone help with my housework? Could anyone help me or help with my housework? When you are not sure you will get a positive answer. How do you ask your question? You are trying to ask someone to tell you about Tomorrow's homework. I don't suppose you would know about Tomorrow's homework, do you? I don't suppose you would know about Tomorrow's homework. Do you? You want to ask your friend in a very friendly way to tell you about the schedule of tomorrow's meeting. Keep in mind that you are talking on the phone. So what is the right phrase? Yes, We could say I'm calling to find out about tomorrow's meeting time and schedule. I'm calling to find out about tomorrow's meeting time and schedule. Which phrase you usually can use when you think that the person may not know the answer, but you want to ask and just in case he or she knows it. So can you think of the phrase? Yes, we could say Would you happen to know? Would you happen to know where my mother went today? For example? Would you happen to know where my mother went today?