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My house

is a mess.

I need to clean it before 8.30pm tonight because my friends are coming for dinner.

But I would love some company.

You, join me.

We'll learn lots of English.

But first, fuel.

Music please.

I am ready.

Let's learn some English.

This is a mug.

This is the handle of the mug.

I can see you through the handle.

This is a coffee pod and I lift up the handle and put the coffee pod inside the coffee machine.

In this little plastic tank, I just filled up the water.

Right, I need to get my mind clear before I tidy up, so...

So my first task of the day is to wash the dishes.

I have my dirty dishes and I'm putting them in the sink.

I have a scourer or a scourer sponge.

The soft part is the sponge, the rough part is the scourer.

This is the tap where the water comes out.

This is the sink and under the sink is where I keep my bottle of washing up liquid.

I am squeezing the washing up liquid onto the sponge and the scourer.

I'm picking up the bowl and inside the bowl these are called suds.

Soap suds.

I need to rinse off the soap suds so I'll turn on the tap and I'm rinsing off the soap suds.

Now I can put this watermelon bowl on the drying rack.

One more thing.

In the UK we say to do the washing up.

So right now I am doing the washing up or I am washing up.

Ouch!

The pattern of this cup or goblet is spotty.

Polka dots.

This is a polka dot pattern.

Very stylish.

and this is a glass jar that had coconut yogurt inside.

I have just washed it because I'm going to recycle this glass to save planet Earth.

Here I have four spoons.

These are known as dessert spoons.

You can also spoon someone.

If you spoon someone, you are laying behind them cuddling like two spoons.

Very cute.

This is a fork and I won't tell you about what forking is.

This is a plug hole.

Now I am wiping down the worktop.

This is the worktop and I am wiping it down.

To wipe down is like a thorough clean of something.

To wipe is just a small wipe.

You can wipe your forehead or wipe an ant off the side.

And while I'm here, I have some cool kitchen words to teach you.

This is for soup and it's called a ladle, a ladle.

And it rhymes with table, a ladle.

This little thing is called a spatula.

A spatula.

And that rhymes with Dracula.

This is a whisk.

And you whisk scrambled eggs.

This is a sieve.

Spelled S-E-I-V-E.

Very weird word, but we pronounce it sieve.

These are tongs.

You pick things up with the tongs.

I would never pick up a scourer normally, but for demonstration purposes, I am picking up the scourer with the tongs.

And I think that is it.

I've just been for a long weekend away and I still haven't unpacked so let's do that now.

What is in my suitcase?

Let's find out.

First we have a wash bag.

This is where my toothbrush, my mouthwash, my toiletries go.

I'll put that in the bathroom later.

This is a grey pair of socks And this is a mustard pair of socks.

These socks are for when I'm feeling a little more garish.

Garish means bright and showy.

I don't often wear mustard socks, only on special occasions.

Next is a t-shirt.

This is a grey t-shirt.

I'm wearing a shirt, a long-sleeved shirt.

This is a short-sleeved t-shirt.

My t-shirt is clean because I didn't wear it during my weekend away.

So I will fold it.

I'm folding my t-shirt and I'll put it in a neat pile.

What are these?

Not a trouser, but a pair of trousers or trousers.

This is a pair of trousers and for my Vietnamese students out there, remember your S.

Trousers.

Nice one.

I'll fold these.

I'm folding my trousers.

Not very well.

Next, I won't show you these for very long, but it's a pair of boxes.

Underwear.

This is a vest.

And the shop it's from is H&M.

This is a label.

The label goes inside of your clothes.

I'm folding the vest and putting it on the pile.

Some more boxes, you don't need to see them.

This side of the suitcase is empty.

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Now I will open this compartment and in this compartment I have some dirty clothes.

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Clothes that I have already worn.

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Alright, so these clothes are going to go in the laundry basket, but first I'll show you them.

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This is a jumper.

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A jumper.

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In America they say sweater.

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This I'm going to scrunch up into a ball and toss it or throw it aside because that's dirty.

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Here is another shirt but this shirt is short sleeved.

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This is a short sleeved shirt and FYI for your information this part of the shirt is called a collar.

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And these small parts which I'm not gonna undo are the buttons.

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The buttons.

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I'll see if I can show you that more clearly.

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This is a button.

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And the verb you use is to unbutton or button up.

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Right now I'm buttoning up my shirt.

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Lovely.

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The suitcase is unpacked.

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Wonderful.

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Now I need to put the dirty clothes in the laundry basket

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and put the clean clothes in my wardrobe so let's do that now.

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Dirty clothes, dirty clothes, dirty clothes go in the laundry basket.

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This is the laundry basket.

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I'll deal with you later.

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Next I'm going to put my clean clothes away.

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This is my pile of clean clothes.

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They are neatly folded.

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This is the label.

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Now I have two choices.

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I can put them in the drawer.

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Close the drawer.

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Or I can put them in the wardrobe.

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Right now my clothes are hanging up in this wardrobe.

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They are hanging on coat hangers.

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I'm going to hang my shirt up on this coat hanger.

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Here's the shirt and I'm hanging it on the coat hanger and putting it away in my wardrobe.

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Wonderful!

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No, actually, there.

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I have unpacked my suitcase, I have put it away on top of the wardrobe.

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Now let's tick that off the list.

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Alright, oh my gosh, this is dusty.

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I need to dust this wardrobe.

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But I don't have a feather duster.

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Normally people dust with a feather duster.

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I don't have one, so I'm going to use...

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Ah!

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Wet wipes.

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We call these wet wipes or baby wipes.

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I'm gonna use these to dust my dusty wardrobe.

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I'm opening the wet wipes, taking one out and wiping away the dust.

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You can see this is where the dust is and when I wipe it with the wet wipe, it disappears. Or does it?

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That is minging.

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Minging is UK slang for disgusting.

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You can also say it's manky.

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I remember the word manky as a classic British slang word.

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Manky.

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I'm going to put this in the bin.

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I've just dusted the wardrobe.

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Next I need to clear the floor.

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Oh, wait.

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These dishes from earlier are dry.

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So first I'll put them away.

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This is a chopping board.

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This is a plate and that goes in the cupboard.

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This sound is called clanking.

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The plates are clanking together.

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Clank, clank, clank, clank, scoob.

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Alright.

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Next is a colander.

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Don't use a colander as a hat.

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It's not very effective.

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The rain can still seep through.

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Use it to drain your pasta.

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I'll pop this in the drawer.

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I'm putting the colander inside, closing the drawer.

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This is the drawer handle.

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This is a pot or a saucepan.

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I'm holding the wooden handles.

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Let's put this away.

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This mother lover is a cheese grater.

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You grate cheese with the cheese grater.

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I'm not going to grate it because that would be a waste of cheese and I bloody love cheese.

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Well, I'm a little bit knackered so I'm going to take a quick rest.

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All right, feeling good.

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Let's get back to it.

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As you can see, my floor is a mess.

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There is a massage ball, a foam roller, and a kettlebell.

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Just do a few squats.

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One and two and three and four.

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Alright, that's enough of that.

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Right, let's get down here.

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I need to hoover this floor.

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I need to vacuum it.

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We say hoover in the UK.

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So I'll clear these up.

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I'll put the foam roller and the massage ball under my desk.

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Clean and tidy.

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One of my favourite quotes from my old teachers was A tidy room is a tidy mind.

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you The

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I'm sorry.

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All right.

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Tidy.

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It's funny how tidying your place really does make you feel better.

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It always makes me feel less cluttered in my mind.

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Like suddenly I can just think so much clearer than when the place was messy.

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But clearing the floor is just half the battle.

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Now it's time for the main event.

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This is Harry the Hoover.

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Everybody, Harry.

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Harry, everybody.

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Hello everybody!

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Harry lives in my cupboard.

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But sir, I hate it in the cupboard.

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I think he likes it.

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Occasionally, I let him out to eat all the dust and crumbs on my floor.

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Oh, I hate the dust.

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Don't make me eat the dust again, sir.

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He loves it.

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Right, Harry, say goodbye.

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You're going back in the cupboard.

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No sir, please, not the cupboard again.

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No please, not the...

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Let's get you out of there, come on, come with me.

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Right, I've hoovered the apartment and it is looking spick and span.

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Spick and span means spotlessly clean.

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Now, this is the hob.

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In the UK we call this a hob.

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The hob is the flat cooking surface above an oven or on top of the counter.

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I put pots and pans on the hob,

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but my hob is a little bit dirty so I need to clean it.

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This hob is dirty, filthy.

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You can see the streak marks on the hob.

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So I need kitchen cleaner and Kitchen roll!

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Give it a shake, take off the lid, see ya!

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Put it down, pick it up, tear off a piece.

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Get ready, foam!

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Wipe!

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This is wiping and this is scrubbing and when you scrub really hard it's called elbow grease.

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I'm giving it some elbow grease.

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Elbow grease.

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What's next?

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Alright.

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Rubbish.

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This is in a black bin back and it's going outside and you're coming with me.

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Let's get out of here!

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Open that with my elbow.

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There we go.

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Look at that.

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Skills.

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Hello!

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Oh, forgot my card.

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I guess we're running down the stairs.

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Two fire extinguishers.

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A staircase.

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It's dark.

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This is a green waste bin.

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I'm opening it, the lid, putting in my bin bag.

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Okay, close that.

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Get out of here.

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Oh, right.

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This may look like a normal sofa, but somebody tells me it's a magic sofa.

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Look what happens.

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Looks like a normal sofa.

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Let's take a look.

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Magic.

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Well, I've transported to my bedroom.

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I'm on my bed.

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Let's make it.

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Alright, where can I put you?

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I'll put you there, I guess.

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So, on my bed, I have a duvet.

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Ends with a T, it's a French word, sounds funny.

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Duvet, but we say duvet, like the French.

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This is a pillow.

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The pillow is inside the pillowcase.

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I'm taking the pillowcase off the pillow.

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When you want to take off your bedding, all of this is called bedding, we say to strip your bed, not to strip your clothes.

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That's something very different.

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Not for this YouTube channel.

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This duvet cover has a zip.

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I'm unzipping the duvet cover and taking out the duvet.

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Again, this is the duvet.

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I actually used to work in a bed and breakfast, which is like somebody's house mixed with a hotel.

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You stay overnight and they serve you breakfast.

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And I used to be the chambermaid, which is the person who cleans the rooms.

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And yeah, I got quite good at making beds.

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Some might say I am a pro at making beds.

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One thing that I do love to do is to make my own bed every morning.

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It's the first thing I do on a morning

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and I like to do it because it sets my day up for success.

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If I begin the day with intention and awareness, then that carries into the rest of my day.

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This is the mattress.

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This is a mattress topper, which is like a soft topping for your mattress so your bottom is comfortable.

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This is the bed sheet and I'm taking off the bed sheet.

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You would say I'm stripping the bed one-handed because my other hand is holding your eyes.

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Okay, I'm gonna throw that over there.

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This is the head of the bed.

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The bedhead.

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A bedhead is also when you've slept all night and you wake up and your hair is messy.

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You call this a bedhead.

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Alright, let's get rid of my bedhead.

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Neaten my hair while I'm on the bed.

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This This is a bedside table where you put usually a lamp,

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a book, your phone, an alarm clock, a watch, or a glass of water.

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This is the leg.

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There are four legs on a bed, just like your legs.

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Legs, leg.

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Go!

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Well, at this point in the video, my microphone decided to stop working.

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Actually, it was my fault.

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Anyway, here's some fun music, and me frantically trying to make my bed in record timing.

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Go, go, go!

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You got this!

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Don't be slow now!

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Come on, lad, make that in bed!

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You don't got all day!

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Oh, I'm knackered.

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I might just have a cheeky little nap.

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I'll see you guys in five minutes

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That was a lovely nap.

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I feel refreshed, revitalized and rejuvenated.

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Now, I've not got much left to do on my list, just a few bits and bobs.

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Bits and bobs is a very British saying and it means little things, small tasks.

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So I'm going to go do my bits and bobs now.

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First, I need to untangle the wires.

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Look at that.

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Messy.

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There are lots of tangled wires.

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So I'm going to organize them.

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This is my Sony speaker.

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Love this thing.

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Right now it's plugged in.

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It's charging, you may say.

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I'm gonna unplug that.

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This is the extension socket, and you plug the charger into the extension socket.

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This is the power button.

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Turn off, turn on.

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You can also turn a person on, and if you're a more advanced learner, you'll know what that means.

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This wire is tangled, so I'm untangling the wire.

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I just untangled the wire.

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Now I can close the box.

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All nice and tidy.

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Put the box back here.

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Let it go.

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Excuse the mess, but this is cluttered.

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Toothpaste in the toothpaste pot.

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Sun cream in this cupboard.

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All right.

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As we say in England, out of sight, out of mind.

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Which means when you put something away, you don't think about it.

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Even if it's messy, inside the cupboard, doesn't matter.

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And now you get a clear visual on what the hell it is I'm using.

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If you're wondering, by the way, at this point, how I've been filming certain shots.

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I've been using this thing called a magic arm and

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if anybody is into filmmaking I highly suggest to buy a magic arm.

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Super versatile, you can essentially clamp it,

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clamp it onto anything, any surface and create these unique angles and cool POV shots.

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face wash to wash

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that face as you can see now this is a little

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tidier than it was before good enough for me bathroom done

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now the Sun is setting I would love to go up to the rooftop

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and water some plants so why don't you join me Thank you.

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Wow.

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There's not many things better in life than a sunset.

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I'm watering the plants to help them grow.

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And I've actually been growing something behind the scenes for you guys.

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I'm super excited about it.

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completely new and I can't wait to tell you

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Down here!

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Down here, Jay!

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Hey!

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Oh, hello!

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The boys!

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Yeah, the lads!

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Pizza!

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Now, the final word of the day.

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It's not actually a word, it's a quote.

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And the quote is from Leonardo da Vinci.

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Learning never exhausts the mind.

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I love to learn.

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I hope you love to learn.

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I hope I can inspire you to learn and continue to keep growing, keep improving yourself.

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Thank you for watching.

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We're going to eat some pizza and watch a film.

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Oh no, I've lost my face.

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Don't worry about it, lad.

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Don't worry, lad.

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이 클립의 말하기 목표

이 비디오는 일상 생활 속 영어 회화 연습에 초점을 맞추고 있습니다. 특히, 집안일을 하면서 자연스럽게 사용하는 구체적인 동작 표현과 kitchen 용어를 익히고, 유창한 발화 리듬을 연습할 수 있는 기회를 제공합니다. IELTS 스피킹과 같은 실제 의사소통 상황에서도 자주 쓰이는 구체적이고 생생한 표현을 배우며, "무엇을 어떻게 하는지" 설명하는 능력을 키울 수 있습니다.

반복해서 쓸 수 있는 표현 모음

~을 닦다: "wipe down the worktop" (작업대를 깨끗이 닦다), "wipe your forehead" (이마를 닦다)
~을 헹구다: "rinse off the soap suds" (비눗물을 헹구다)
~을 넣다: "put the coffee pod inside" (커피 팟을 넣다)
일상 표현: "My house is a mess" (집이 엉망이야), "I need to clean it before 8:30pm" (오후 8시 30분 전에 청소해야 해)
동사 구: "do the washing up" (설거지를 하다), "squeeze the washing up liquid" (세제를 짜다)

약점을 보완하는 방법

이 비디오는 shadow speak (쉐도잉) 연습에 perfect합니다. 발화 속도가 자연스러우면서도 명확하기 때문에, 따라하기 쉽습니다. 특히 "scourer sponge" (수세미), "soap suds" (비눗거품)와 같은 복합 단어의 발음과 "to wipe down" (깨끗이 닦다)와 "to rinse off" (헹구다)와 같은 동사 구의 리듬을 연습할 수 있습니다. 유튜브 영어 공부를 할 때, 이 비디오를 반복해서 보면서 소리내어 따라해보세요. 발음 뿐만 아니라 자연스러운 회화 흐름도 익힐 수 있을 거예요!

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현재완료진행 have/has been + -ing — 전에 시작해 지금도 계속되는 동작	I've been filming · I've been using · I've actually been growing
“used to” used to + 동사 — 지금은 아닌 과거의 습관이나 상태	used to work · used to be
현재완료 have/has + 과거분사 — 과거의 일이 지금도 관련이 있을 때	have just washed · I've just been · have already worn
수동태 be + 과거분사 — 누가 하는지보다 무슨 일이 일어나는지에 초점	are called · are known · is called

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쉐도잉(Shadowing)은 원래 전문 통역사 훈련을 위해 개발된 언어 학습 기법으로, 다언어 학자인 Dr. Alexander Arguelles에 의해 대중화된 방법입니다. 핵심 원리는 간단하지만 매우 강력합니다: 원어민의 영어를 들으면서 1~2초의 짧은 지연으로 즉시 소리 내어 따라 말하는 것——마치 '그림자(shadow)'처럼 화자를 따라가는 것입니다. 문법 공부나 수동적인 청취와 달리, 쉐도잉은 뇌와 입 근육이 동시에 실시간으로 영어를 처리하고 재현하도록 훈련합니다. 연구에 따르면 이 방법은 발음 정확도, 억양, 리듬, 연음, 청취력, 말하기 유창성을 크게 향상시킵니다. IELTS 스피킹 준비와 자연스러운 영어 소통을 원하는 분들에게 특히 효과적입니다.

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