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English Speaking Course Have you ever felt confused about words like say and tell or hear and listen?
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English Speaking Course Have you ever felt confused about words like say and tell or hear and listen?
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Don't worry, English Speaking Course is here to help.
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In this episode, you'll learn how to use confusing words correctly.
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Through everyday conversations, no boring textbooks,
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no long explanations, Just funny,
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real-life stories to help you understand faster and remember longer.
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We'll also give you small exercises and simple tips to help you learn.
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So don't skip the video.
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Now, we're going to see if you can find the mistakes before our characters do.
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Let's begin!
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Lost.
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Missed.
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Wait, wait, wait!
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Stop walking!
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What?
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What's wrong?
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Oh, no, no, I think I.. missed my phone.
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You.. missed your phone?
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Like, it went on a trip and now you're sad?
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What?
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No, I mean, I don't have it here.
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It's not in my pocket.
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Oh, you mean you lost your phone.
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You lose something when you don't know where it is,
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not miss it Maybe, I don't know I do feel sad because it's gone That's miss
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Lova, you miss a person when they are not here And you want to see them again Oh,
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and you can also miss a bus or a chance if you're late And Alice,
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I am sad right now because I lost my phone.
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So, I guess I miss it too.
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Alright, um, think.
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When was the last time you saw it?
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At the cafe.
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I even remember I took a photo of my latte.
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Let's go back to the cafe then.
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Maybe it's still there.
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Excuse me, I lost my phone here.
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It's a pink phone with a cat background.
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Oh, yes!
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Someone found it on the table and gave it to us.
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Here you go.
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Thank you so much.
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I thought I missed it forever.
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Missed?
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Oh, I mean I thought I lost it forever.
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Lose means you can't find something.
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You don't know where it is.
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Oh, no!
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I lost my keys.
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Please don't lose your ticket.
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She lost her bag at school.
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Oh, I mean I thought I lost it forever.
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Miss, Miss means you feel sad because someone,
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something is not with you or that you are too late for something.
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Examples, We will miss you when you leave.
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She missed her friend who moved to another city.
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He missed the train this morning.
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And Alice, I am sad right now because I lost my phone.
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So I guess I miss it too.
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Easy tip.
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If you don't know where it is, you lose it.
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If you feel sad because they are gone or you're too late, you miss it.
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Fill in the blank.
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Be careful or you might lose your wallet.
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I really miss my cat.
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It ran away.
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She can't find her book.
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I think she lost it.
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He was sad because he missed his family.
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Multiple choices.
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Hurry up or we will...
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The start of the movie.
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A. Lose B.
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Miss C.
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Lost Which sentence is correct?
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A. Don't losing your phone again.
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B. Don't miss your phone again.
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C. Don't lose your phone again.
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He, his wallet on the way home.
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A, lost.
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B, loses.
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C, missing.
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After I moved out, I really missed my old apartment.
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A. Oh, you missed it because you lived there for years.
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B. Oh, you lost it because you lived there for years.
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C. Oh, you missing it because you lived there for years.
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Nice work.
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Let's keep going together.
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The English party is just getting started.
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Nice to meet you.
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Nice to know you.
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Chloe, this is Thomas.
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We were in the same arts class last year.
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Hi, Thomas.
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Nice to know you.
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Um, thank you.
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It's meat, Chloe.
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Oh, right, right.
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Nice to meet you, Thomas.
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Sorry.
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My English?
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No, it's fine.
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In America, people sometimes say the wrong thing as a joke.
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Oh, good.
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But it's so confusing.
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Know and meet feel like the same thing to me.
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It's really easy.
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You meet someone for the first time.
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Like you with Thomas.
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And you know someone when you already know a lot about them.
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Hmm.
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Like I know Anna loves iced coffee.
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And I know she is always late.
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Hey!
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Yeah, you know things about her because you're friends.
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Ah, I get it.
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So we just met.
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And later, if we talk more,
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we can get to know each other.
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Perfect.
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You just explained it better than my old football coach.
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Your coach?
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Yep.
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This coffee date just turned into an English class.
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Meet.
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Meet means you see and talk to someone for the first time.
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Examples.
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I want to meet your new friend.
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We first met at a party.
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Have you met the new teacher yet?
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Oh, right, right.
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Nice to meet you, Thomas.
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No. No means you already have information about a person or a thing.
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Examples.
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Do you know how to swim?
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I knew the answer to the question.
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We have known each other for 10 years.
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Yeah, you know things about her because you're friends.
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Easy tip.
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If it's the first time, you meet them.
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If you remember them or have information about them, you know them.
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Fill in the blank.
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This is my friend Tom.
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Nice to meet you.
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I have known my best friend for 10 years.
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We met at a party last year.
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I know her.
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We work together.
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Multiple choices.
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I met Anna yesterday.
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A. Oh, so you know her now.
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B. Oh, so you meet her now.
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C. Oh, so you knowing her now.
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I...
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him very well when we were in high school.
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A. Meet.
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B. Know.
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C. Knew.
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They.
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For the first time at school.
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A. Meet.
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B. Met.
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C. Know.
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Which sentence is correct?
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A. Nice to knew you.
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B. Nice to meet you.
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C. Nice to meeting you.
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Awesome.
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Think that was easy?
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Stay and prove it with the next tricky words.
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Bring take.
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Um, sis, are you leaving for Anna's party?
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Yeah, in 20 minutes.
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Why?
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I'm going to grandma's house this afternoon.
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Can you bring me there when you leave?
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Bring you or take you?
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It's the same thing, right?
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You drive, I sit.
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Nope, not the same.
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Take means to move something away from this place.
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And bring means to move something to this place.
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Or to us.
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So, which one?
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Uh, we're going away from our house.
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So, can you take me to grandma's?
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Good.
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What do you say to Grandma when you get there?
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Hi, Grandma.
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Jenny took me here.
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And what do you ask me later when you want to come back home?
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Sis, can you please bring me home later?
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I'll give you some of grandma's cookies.
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Deal, now go get ready.
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And don't forget to take your homework with you.
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Vocabulary.
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Bring.
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Bring means to move someone something to you or where you are.
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Examples.
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He brought his sister to the cinema.
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Can you bring a cake to my house?
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I have brought my homework.
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Sis, can you please bring me home later?
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Take.
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Take means to move someone something away from a place to a different place.
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Examples.
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Don't forget to take your bag when you leave the house.
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He took his dog for a walk this morning.
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Have you taken the medicine?
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Hi, Grandma.
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Jenny took me here.
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Easy tip.
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If it moves to me, you bring it.
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If it moves away from me, you take it.
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Fill in the blank.
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When you come to the picnic,
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don't forget to bring some snacks.
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Can you take this letter to the post office?
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Who brought this beautiful cake to the party last night?
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Yesterday, my brother took me to a restaurant.
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Multiple choices.
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I'm going to the library.
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A. Great.
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Can you bring these books back for me?
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B. Great.
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Can you take these books back for me?
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C. Great.
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Can you take these books back for me?
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Remember to your homework tomorrow.
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A. Take.
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B. Took.
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C. Bring.
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Which sentence is correct?
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A. She bring a gift to the party.
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B. She brought a gift to the party C.
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She took a gift to the party We The bus to the city center because it was faster
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A. Bring B.
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Took C.
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Taken Good job, everyone!
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Did you get them all right?
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If yes, great.
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If not, don't worry.
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Just keep practicing and you'll get better.
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Well, that's the end of our lesson.
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I hope you feel a bit more confident with these confusing words.
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and feel free to come back anytime to practice with this video.
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If you found it helpful,
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please give it a thumbs up and subscribe for more lessons.
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Also, if you have a friend who wants to improve their English,
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share this with them.
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I will see you in the next video.
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Bye-bye.
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この動画でスピーキングを練習する理由
英会話に自信がない、または会話中に言葉に詰まってしまうことはありませんか？この動画は、日常英会話でよくある間違いを取り上げ、楽しみながら理解を深めるための最高のリソースです。YouTubeで英語学習を行う際、このような生の会話は非常に役立ちます。難しいテキストブックを使うことなく、実生活のストーリーを通じて使い方を学べるのが魅力です。さらに、小さな練習問題やシンプルなヒントが用意されており、英語のスピーキング力を向上させる手助けをしてくれます。動画を見逃さないようにしましょう！
文法と表現の文脈
この動画で使用されているいくつかの重要な構造を分析しましょう：
- lost vs missed: 「lose」（失う）と「miss」（恋しいと感じる）の違いはしばしば混乱します。文脈によって使い分けることが重要です。例えば、「I lost my phone」(私の電話を失くした）という表現が正しい使い方です。
- think vs know: 会話の中で「think」（考える）と「know」（知っている）の使い方も重要です。自分の考えを表現するためには、「I think I lost my phone」（私の電話を失くしたと思います）などのように活用しましょう。
- be going to: 未来のことを話す時に「be going to」を使うと、計画や意図を表現できます。例えば、「We are going to go back to the cafe」という表現は行動を預言する形になります。
これらの表現をマスターすることで、IELTS スピーキング対策にも役立ちます。
一般的な発音の罠
この動画には、英語の発音において注意すべきいくつかの難しい単語やアクセントがあります。
- missedとmissの発音は特に注意が必要です。微妙な違いですが、文脈で意味が大きく変わります。
- lostの音は、全体的にスムーズに発音することが大事です。発音が不明瞭だと、誤解を招く恐れがあります。
- 最後に、日常の会話でのスピード感をキャッチするために、shadow speechを行いながら練習することが推奨されます。発音を良くするための練習方法として、反復は非常に効果的です。
この動画を視聴した後は、ぜひ自分でも発音を練習して、英語の発音を良くする力を身につけましょう！
シャドーイングとは？英語上達に効果的な理由
シャドーイング（Shadowing）は、もともとプロの通訳者養成プログラムで開発された言語学習法で、多言語習得者として知られるDr. Alexander Arguelles によって広く普及されました。方法はシンプルですが非常に効果的：ネイティブスピーカーの英語を聞きながら、1〜2秒の遅延で声に出してすぐに繰り返す——まるで「影（shadow）」のように話者を追いかけます。文法ドリルや受動的なリスニングと異なり、シャドーイングは脳と口の筋肉が同時にリアルタイムで英語を処理・再現することを強制します。研究により、発音精度、抑揚、リズム、連音、リスニング力、そして会話の流暢さが大幅に向上することが確認されています。IELTSスピーキング対策や自然な英語コミュニケーションを目指す方に特におすすめです。