Speak Better English with Harry | Episode 544

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• 00:09

  Hi there this is Harry and welcome to Advanced English Lessons with Harry where we try to help you to get a better understanding of your English language.

• 00:17

  So in this particular lesson we're going to look at vocabulary that we use to describe breathing.

• 00:24

  So we're going to look at the difference between breath and breathe.

• 00:30

  Like that's my breath, breathe, breathe in.

• 00:35

  breath and breathe.

• 00:37

  We've got 10 in total so I'll go through them one by one and then hopefully give you some examples that will explain properly what we mean.

• 00:46

  Okay so when you breathe the B-R-E-A-T-H-E you breathe, breathe the fresh air.

• 00:54

  You go along to the beach to breathe in the fresh air.

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  If you go outside and it's really really hot and sticky you can say there's not a breath of fresh air.

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  There's not a breath.

• 01:08

  There's not any air or wind around.

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  So breath, B-R-E-A-T-H and breathe, B-R-E-A-T-H-E.

• 01:20

  Okay, to breathe is a verb.

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  Breath is a noun.

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  Okay, a breath of fresh air, breath.

• 01:29

  Okay, breathe, breath.

• 01:32

  Now let me give you the vocabulary to describe breathing.

• 01:36

  Inhale and exhale.

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  We'll take them together, one and two.

• 01:39

  Inhale, exhale.

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