Speak Better English with Harry | Episode 360

和哈利一起说更好的英语|第360集

Speak Better English with Harry

2022-02-02

17 分钟
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Hi there, I'm Harry from www.englishlessonviaskype.com and welcome to my English learning podcast where I help you improve your English speaking, listening, pronunciation and grammar.In this podcast episode, you will learn useful English vocabulary related to weekend activities. English phrases that you can use in small talk. Phrasal verbs related to the weekend. To wind down. To chill out. To flick through and more. Broaden your advanced English vocabulary and start speaking like a native sp...
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  • Hi there, teacher Harry here.

  • Welcome back to my english lessons where we try to help you to get a better understanding of the english language.

  • Today we're going to focus on vocabulary, and in particular we're going to look at vocabulary around weekend activities because weekends are the really important part of the week.

  • Monday to Friday, all about working and all about waiting for that weekend to come.

  • Saturday and Sunday as always, at the end of this particular lesson, I'll give you my contact details, and if you want to contact me, you can do so.

  • Any comments that you have, be happy to hear from you.

  • Okay, so usually when we're talking about the weekend, it might be something that we did at the last, the previous weekend, the last weekend or the previous weekend.

  • Okay, so when we use that, we're typically using simple past.

  • Yeah, past, simple, simple past verbs.

  • Because we're either asking somebody a question about the weekend or we're answering a question about the weekend and we're telling people simply what we did or what we got up to is another way to express it for did you have a nice weekend?

  • Simple did you have a nice weekend?

  • How was your weekend?

  • What did you do last weekend?

  • Or what did you get up to last weekend?

  • So they're just simple ways of asking the question about somebody's weekend, the one, you know, usually on a Monday morning over the, the first coffee that you have, and all of them using simple past formats of the verb, the follow on questions that might lead to these when you've got your answers, well, what did you do?

  • Where did you go?

  • Who did you see?

  • Or you might ask somebody's opinion, did you like it?

  • Did you enjoy it?

  • Is it worth going to or how did you like it?