跟读练习: 5 Daily Habits To Improve Your English | At The Restaurant - 通过视频学习英语口语

English Speaking Course I can understand English but I can't speak.

If so, today's video is just for you.

In this video, we'll provide you with 5 English learning habits for beginners.

This method has helped many learners improve their English.

Do you want to be like that?

So make sure to watch until the end to take your English to a next level.

Let's start with practicing listening skills.

Listen to the conversation carefully and fill in the empty blanks with one or two words.

Welcome, David and Peter.

I'm glad to have you here for your three days trial at the restaurant.

Thank you, manager.

Manager, it's nice to meet you.

Yes, thank you, manager.

We're excited to be here.

Wonderful.

It's great to have such good candidates.

Now, let me give you some important information about our workplace.

David, your main responsibility will be taking orders from customers.

Make sure to accurately record their requests and pass them on to the kitchen.

Understood, manager.

I will be attentive and ensure that the orders are properly communicated.

Good.

Peter, as a server, you will be responsible for serving the food to the customers.

Be polite and efficient in delivering their orders.

I will do my best to provide excellent service manager.

I'll make sure the customers are satisfied with their meals.

And last but not least, remember, the boss has high standards for our service and cleanliness.

I want to let you know that our boss is very demanding, even though he rarely visits.

He still closely monitors our operations.

So it's crucial for both of you to work carefully.

We will try our best, manager.

That's what I expect to hear.

I'll be observing your trial closely and providing guidance if needed.

Thank you, manager.

Good luck to both of you.

Let's begin the trial.

David!

Uh?

David!

What?

Have a customer.

Take the order, please.

Okay, I'm here.

Okay, here is your order, Peter.

David, did you clean the other tables?

We need to maintain cleanliness in the restaurant.

Oh, right.

Sorry, Peter.

I'll get back to work.

David, shouldn't you be cleaning the restaurant?

We have a lot of work to do.

Oh, right.

I'll get to it in a bit.

Just give me a moment.

I need to go to the toilet.

Quickly, David.

We need to clean the restaurant before the manager comes.

Yeah, yeah, I'll do it soon, don't worry.

You were in the toilet for quite a long time earlier, and I did our work alone.

Oh, sorry, I just had a bit of a stomach ache.

I think it'll pass.

Hi, guys.

Everything okay?

Oh, good job.

Everything is clean.

I've received positive feedback from the customers about the excellent service.

You guys did very well.

Thank you, manager.

I'm glad the customers are satisfied.

I've been doing my best to ensure their needs are met.

Good job, David.

Alright, finish your work today and go back home.

See you tomorrow.

Thank you, Jim.

Hi, what would you like to order?

I'll have the chicken pasta and a salad, please.

Alright, chicken pasta and a salad.

Got it.

Do you want anything to drink?

No, thanks.

Oh, by the way, I have a peanut allergy.

Can you make sure there are no peanuts in my dishes?

Sure.

I'll make sure there are no peanuts.

Thanks for letting me know.

Please wait a minute.

Your food will be served soon.

Here's your food.

Enjoy your meal.

Thank you.

Waiter, how can I help you?

Excuse me, I can smell peanut butter on my pasta dish.

Why was peanut butter added?

Of course, peanut butter is a needed ingredient in chicken pasta.

I specifically mentioned my peanut allergy earlier.

Why is there peanut butter in my dish?

Oh, probably there's something wrong here.

My order note doesn't say anything about your peanut allergy. Are you sure?

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Maybe you forgot to tell me.

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No way, I told you.

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At the time, I noticed you were on your phone, then you forgot my note.

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Well, you ordered the chicken pasta, so it's your fault for ordering something that could potentially have peanuts in it.

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You assured me there would be no peanuts.

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It's your responsibility.

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Look, I can't control everything.

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You should have been more careful with your order.

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I'm really sorry for the mistake and the trouble caused.

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Can I have a chance to prepare the food again?

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And our restaurant will have a discount for you.

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Alright, just fix it and prevent it next time.

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Thanks for understanding.

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We'll improve our service.

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Hmm.

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Why are you always trying to blame me?

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It's not my fault the customer ordered peanuts.

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David, it's about taking responsibility and making customers happy and safe.

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Stop lecturing me.

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Stay away.

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Excuse me, but you shouldn't treat customers like that.

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It's disrespectful and unprofessional.

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I don't need to care what you think, sir.

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Just eat your meal.

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What's going on here?

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Your employee was being rude to a customer, and when I pointed it out, he dismissed me.

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Oh, boss, I apologize for his behavior.

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Let me handle this.

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Boo.

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Boss.

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Uh, I'm sorry.

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I didn't mean to be rude.

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Your attempt toward customers is not acceptable.

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We cannot have staff like this.

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I'm afraid I have to let you go.

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Wait, I didn't mean it.

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I'm really sorry.

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It's too late for apologies, David.

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I've observed you for a long time and your attitude at work is not suitable.

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You're fired.

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Peter, I appreciate your attitude during this incident.

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From now on, you will be an official employee of the restaurant.

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Thank you, manager.

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I will ensure that our customers receive the best service possible.

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Vocabulary is very necessary to improve your English.

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For beginners, five new words a day would be an ideal number for you to memorize vocabulary.

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You can write down the vocabulary in your notebook.

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Don't forget to write at least one example next to the new words.

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It will help you learn by heart more easily.

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Now, let's practice together.

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The first word that we have here is trial, meaning the process of testing the ability, quality, or work of somebody or something,

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especially before you make a final decision about them.

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I'm glad to have you here for your three days' trial at the restaurant.

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Next, we have polite, meaning having or showing good manners and respect for the feelings of others.

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Be polite and efficient in delivering their orders.

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Let's move to the word customer, meaning a person who buys goods or a service.

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I will ensure that our customers receive the best service possible.

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How about the word service, meaning a business whose work involves doing something for customers but not producing goods.

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I will do my best to provide excellent service manager.

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Finally, we have observe, meaning to see or notice somebody or something.

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I've observed you for a long time and your attitude at work is not suitable.

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You're fired.

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Now we head to the duet part where you can practice your speaking skills.

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Speak out loud when the lines appear on your screen.

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Pretend like you are having a real conversation.

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Are you ready?

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Let's go.

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Welcome, David and Peter.

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I'm glad to have you here for your three days trial at the restaurant.

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Thank you, manager.

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It's nice to meet you.

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Wonderful.

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It's great to have such good candidates.

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Now, let me give you some important information about our workplace.

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David, your main responsibility will be taking orders from customers.

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Make sure to accurately record their requests and pass them on to the kitchen.

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Good.

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Peter, as a server, you will be responsible for serving the food to the customers.

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Be polite and efficient in delivering their orders.

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I will do my best to provide excellent service, manager.

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I'll make sure the customers are satisfied with their meals.

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And last but not least, remember, the boss has high standards for our service and cleanliness.

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I want to let you know that our boss is very demanding, even though he rarely visits.

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He still closely monitors our operations, so it's crucial for both of you to work carefully.

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We will try our best, manager.

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That's what I expect to hear.

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I'll be observing your trial closely and providing guidance if needed.

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Good luck to both of you.

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Let's begin the trial.

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David.

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David.

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David.

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We have a customer.

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Take the order, please.

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David, did you clean the other tables?

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We need to maintain cleanliness in the restaurant.

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David, shouldn't you be cleaning the restaurant?

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We have a lot of work to do.

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Quickly, David.

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We need to clean the restaurant before the manager comes.

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You were in the toilet for quite a long time earlier, and I did our work alone.

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Hi guys, everything okay?

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Oh, good job, everything is clean.

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I've received positive feedback from the customers about the excellent service.

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You guys did very well.

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Good job, David.

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Alright, finish your work today and go back home.

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See you tomorrow.

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I'll have the chicken pasta and a salad please.

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No thanks.

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Oh, by the way, I have a peanut allergy.

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Can you make sure there are no peanuts in my dishes?

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Thank you.

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Waiter.

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Excuse me, I can smell peanut butter on my pasta dish.

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Why was peanut butter added?

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I specifically mentioned my peanut allergy earlier.

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Why is there peanut butter in my dish?

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No way I told you.

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At the time, I noticed you were on your phone, then you forgot my note.

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You assured me there would be no peanuts.

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It's your responsibility.

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I'm really sorry for the mistake and the trouble caused.

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Can I have a chance to prepare the food again?

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And our restaurant will have a discount for you.

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Alright, just fix it and prevent it next time.

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Thanks for understanding.

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We'll improve our service.

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David, it's about taking responsibility and making customers happy and safe.

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Excuse me, but you shouldn't treat customers like that.

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It's disrespectful and unprofessional.

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What's going on here?

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Your employee was being rude to a customer, and when I pointed it out, he dismissed me.

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Oh, boss, I apologize for his behavior.

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Let me handle this.

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Your attempt toward customers is not acceptable.

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We cannot have staff like this.

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I'm afraid I have to let you go.

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It's too late for apologies, David.

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I've observed you for a long time and your attitude at work is not suitable.

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You're fired.

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Peter, I appreciate your attitude during this incident.

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From now on, you will be an official employee of the restaurant.

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Thank you, manager.

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I will ensure that our customers receive the best service possible.

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Number one.

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How long do Peter and David's trials last?

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The answer is B.

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Number two, what did David do when he and Peter had to clean the restaurant?

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The answer is C.

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He left Peter to clean up alone and hid to use his phone.

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Number three, what is the customer allergic to?

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The answer is A.

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Peanuts.

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Why didn't David note that Regina had allergies?

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The answer is B.

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Number five why was David fired?

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The answer is A.

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He had a bad attitude at work.

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Great job everyone!

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How many correct answers did you get?

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Let me know in the comment section below.

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Finally, let's turn what you have practiced today into your daily habits.

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Let's try to think in English and express your words in English.

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I have a secret tip for you.

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You can practice thinking in English with the five Ws.

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They are who, what, when, where and why.

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Let's have a look at the first situation.

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Lily, do you know what time it is?

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When can we finish this math lesson?

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It's 11 .30 a .m now.

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Oh, I'm so hungry.

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Just 30 minutes left.

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Let's try.

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So what do you have for lunch?

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My mom prepared a sandwich and hot dog for me.

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What about you?

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Oh, I didn't bring my lunch today because I got up late.

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Oh, so you can buy something at the canteen.

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All right.

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Give me a minute.

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We can have lunch together.

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Okay. Who are they?

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They are Lily and Lisa.

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Where are they?

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They are in the classroom.

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When can they finish their math lesson?

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They can finish their math lesson at 12 p .m.

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What does Lisa have for lunch?

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She has a sandwich and hot dog.

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Why doesn't Lily have her lunch?

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Because she got up late this morning.

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Let's make a sentence.

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Lily and Lisa are in math, which finishes at 12 p .m.

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Lisa has a sandwich and hot dog for lunch, but Lily doesn't have anything because she got up late this morning.

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What do you think about this method?

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It's quite simple to understand, right?

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If you find it hard to answer the question why, you may skip that.

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Alright.

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Shall we try another example?

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Mark!

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Mark!

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What?

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Turn off the music, please.

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I can't sleep.

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Oh, don't you think the music is amazing?

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Come on, just enjoy it.

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It's 11pm now.

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I have a class tomorrow morning, so I have to sleep early.

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Oh, sorry.

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I'll turn it off right now.

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Let's have a look at this situation.

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Who are they?

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They are Mark and Jack.

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What is Mark doing?

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Mark is listening to music.

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When does he listen to music?

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He listens to music at 11 p .m.

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Where are they?

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They are in their room.

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Why does Jack sleep early?

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Because he has a class tomorrow morning.

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Finally, we have a full sentence.

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Mark is listening to music at 11 p .m that makes Jack unable to sleep.

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Jack told Mark to turn the music off because he has a class tomorrow morning.

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How does it sound now?

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Have you learned it?

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You can choose the methods that make you comfortable when learning English.

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Remember, no matter what happens, never give up.

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Please be determined to achieve your learning goal.

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The outcome will never let you down.

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Don't forget to develop these five -minute habits every day to improve your English.

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Don't forget to practice your English every day to improve your English level.

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Watch the video for one week.

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Try to think and speak in English every time.

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Listen and repeat the lesson out loud to improve your listening and speaking skills fast.

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Thanks for watching.

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