Living English, a 42-part series produced by Australia Network, looks at the English language used in everyday situations such as checking into a hotel or describing people. This episode is titled, “What’s the matter?” Click here for details including transcript.
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I like this episode, this is an interesting topic because teach how I can give opinions. I learned expressions like
Agree
I’m sure
definitely
I guess so
I think so
I suppose so
perhaps
possibly
maybe
I don’t think so
definitely not
disagree
This video is good.
I learned
1.Present Perfect
ex:She has hired a detective.
I have told you. (I’ve told you.)
negative-I have not told you. (I haven’t told you.)
2.for,since,ago (use time in the past)
ex: for(period of time)–for a week, for two hours, for a year
since(a time in the past,specific)–since 10 o’clock, since yesterday, since last year
ago–I saw you a week ago.,
3.Yes–agree
No–disagree, definitely not, I don’t think so.
and maybe, possibly, perhaps, I suppose so, I think so, I guess so, definitely, I’m sure
I liked this video . I learned about present perfect and ( for , since , ago ) .
I learned about :
1- I have , you have , they have , we have .
2- He has , she has , it has .
For , since , ago : they Always to talk about time in past .
For : for a year , for two hours , for a week .
Since : since last year , since 10 o’clock , since yesterday .
Ago : a week ago , a year ago .
I learned expressions like :
yes agree , no disagree , defintely , I don’t think so , maybe , perhaps , I suppose so , I think so ,
I guess so , I’m sure .
I like this episode, it use a interesting story to show the knowledge. I learnt two part of sentences type. There are Present Perfect and the words using time in the past, such as since, ago, for. It’s easy to use in the sentences with these words. It’s useful!
I like this episode.
I learned：
1. I have, she has, he has, it has, you have, we have, they have.
2. for, since, ago
This is a good English teaching video. I learned about I have, you have, they have, we have, he has, she has, it has.
I learned about the present perfect tense in context.
I learned to use I have + simple past to make a present perfect sentence.
I also learned some common expressions:
I am sorry about my brother
Not at all..)
Thank you.
I learned about talking about the present perfect, period of time and how to agree or disagree. Examples:
1. “Something I haven’t told you” “She has hired a detective”.
2. “Hasn’t seen him in 2 years”.
3. “Definitely not” or “I don’t think so” for disagree and “maybe”, “possibly” or “perhaps” for not sure and “Definitely” or “I’m sure” for agree.