ALL the ENGLISH BASICS you need - Learn English IN 35 MINUTES

hey guys welcome to my channel hi from california today we're talking about 100 most common english words if you're interested in learning words that make up 50 of all written english please continue watching this video and now we're gonna go through those words i'm gonna give you examples i'm gonna give you context because the best way to memorize a word is to see it in the context so let's go now number one time what time is it right now what time is it now word number two person i am a person i am a person three year happy new year happy new year way can you tell me the way to the city center and you can tell me what to do but right now it is the other way around day what day is it today it's friday what is today friday thing what is this thing this is a planner man a boy grew up and became a real man i wasn't a real man world the world is mine or just the world the planet where we live the world is mine life it's such a wonderful life never give up it's such a wonderful life hand give me a hand give me your hand part america is a part of the world in any part of the world child she's recently had a child child i this is your eye your clothes your eyes woman i'm a woman shut up paul you are a man and i am a woman place this is the most beautiful place in the world by the way i think san francisco is one of the most beautiful places in the world week a week is seven days case he defended his case in court case closed point what's the point in traveling so far or sometimes a point can be a dot government government are people who rule the country our government company i run my own company what is my company number what is your favorite number and you get my favorite number by the way my favorite number is 13. because i was born on the 13th of march group i recently joined a singing group picture picture problem what is your problem what is your problem man what are you doing fact fact is something you know for sure i am in san francisco this is a fact in theory this is a fact now we are moving into verbs and verbs means action the first verb is be be have i have a beautiful shirt i have no idea do i like to do videos on youtube do say i like to say things about english language get can i get that coffee please make how do you make a cake yourself at home go let's go for a walk let's go let's go no i know you and you know that i'm marina take let me take that something when you want to help somebody in the street let me take that let me take this see i see you you see me i see you come come and visit me tomorrow come with me think i think this video is super useful look look at me and memorize what i'm saying look at me want i want to go to canada give i love to give presents give me that use can i use your cell phone fine i'm so glad i found you so i find you tell let me tell you something let me tell you something ask can i ask you something work i work every day from nine to six typical office day nine to six work from nine to six usually my work is seem you remember the song right sorry seems to be the hardest word sorry seems to be the hardest word this is when something looks like something but it's not feel i feel you guys i feel your pain of learning english language feel try i love to try different things i love to try ballet i love try yoga i love to try piano i love to try singing i love to try things leave don't leave me stay on this channel stay in this video don't leave don't switch off your computer call can you call me please hello follow me the next category is adjectives and adjectives help you describe something good have a good day okay have a good day new i just got a new sticker on my phone to hold my cards first what is the first thing you do when you wake up in the morning first what's the first rule last what is the last thing you do before you go to bed long how long is an hour one hour is 60 minutes great have a great day great amazing beautiful little i'm sorry i'm a little late little own i like to own cars instead of renting them so i like to have my own car instead of going to a rental company every day asking for a car other youtube is my hobby my other hobbies include fitness yoga and hiking the other story old how old are you i am 27 years old how old are you 27. right to the right to the left big the world is so big oh it's a big world high tall very high different english and german are different languages they are not the same small hamsters you know those small animals are really small hamsters mice calibri birds are the smallest ah small talk small talk small talk large this shirt is a little too large which means it doesn't really fit it's a loose fit and it's large next so what's next what next early i don't like waking up early i wake up at around 10 a.m every morning i love to sleep honestly young she's very young she's just 14 years old he is a lovely young lady important this is an important video because during this video you learn 100 most used english words few i have a few good friends which means i have some good friends i know a few moves public i love public speaking i love talking to people some people are afraid of public speaking bad i don't think being shy is bad bad is the opposite of good what is good and what is bad you are bad at math same i'm not the same as i used to be in 2016 i've changed a lot able i am able to speak english are you able to speak english i think you are now okay let's go to the next category prepositions two let's go to london go back to london oh do you remember the song piece of me by britney spears in i am in san francisco four what would you like to get for your birthday on i'm sitting on a couch with i'm recording this video with a new sony camera with at i should finish at around 9pm bye come by anytime you want i'm waiting for you from from the bottom of my heart from russia up wake up and get your things done up about what are you talking about what you're talking about into i'm into you means i love you i fancy you you're amazing i'm into you over this video is not over yet we're still going there are about 27 words to go and then you're done then you know 50 of the english language after i think it's too late to come after 9pm try to come earlier after what after after and now i will just go through the birds of speech that are left and they belong to different parts of speech so let me just mention those to you that and a that i it not he as [Music] you this but his they her she or n will my one all would there and the last word is there if you have been watching attentively you might have noticed that i've named a little more than 100 words and i actually named 114 that's why because i wanted to include more an ounce this is 50 of all written english and i congratulate you on reaching this milestone now you know 50 of all written english let me know guys if there were words that you didn't know let me know if you enjoyed this video by hitting like and subscribing to this channel hey guys welcome to my channel in this video i'm going to give you top 50 english phrases that you can use in your everyday life so if you are just about to embark on a journey to an english-speaking country you can totally use these phrases if you have been learning english for a while and you want to resume learning this is the best video to start with so let's go 50 phrases in english how's it going how's it going so you meet someone and you tell him how is it going phrase number two when you haven't seen somebody for a while you tell him long time no see so that means that you haven't seen this person maybe weeks or months long time no see phrase number three if you want to ask him what have you been doing you ask what have you been up to so what was going on in your life what have you been up to raise them before if everything is going well you can just answer can't complain everything is pretty cool can't complain next phrase somebody tells you something and you haven't really mentioned it in the conversation like they guess somehow that you have a new job and you ask him how do you know where did you get the news like how do you know if somebody tells a cool joke you can tell that's a good one that's a great joke so the phrases that's a good one if you want to thank somebody you can say it's very kind of you thank you so much for doing that that's very kind of you it is very kind of you if somebody was trying to help you but couldn't reach the result you can say thank you anyway it doesn't matter but thank you anyway thank you for your effort no thank you anyway and another phrase that i use in my email sometimes when i have an ask for a person i ask and then i say in the end thank you in advance which means that i really hope that you're gonna do it so i'm thanking you in advance thank you in advance if somebody made a mistake and he's really upset about it you can just say no worries don't worry no worries which means don't worry about it it's fine no worries imagine you came home and there were all of your friends sitting on your couch and you're like what's going on in here like what are you doing here what is going on if you didn't catch something or didn't understand the person you can always ask did i get you right um and then go ahead and explain what you got did i get you right if you ask somebody not to be upset not to cry you can say don't take it too hard don't take it to heart like seriously don't be so upset don't take it too hard another way to ask if you didn't catch a part of a phrase you can say i didn't catch the last word i'm sorry can you repeat it because i didn't catch the last word if you want somebody to repeat the whole phrase again you can say sorry i wasn't listening because maybe you were busy maybe you were talking on the phone and somebody was talking to you and you're like oh my god sorry i wasn't listening can you repeat it i'm sorry i wasn't listening another phrase that i use all the time it doesn't matter like don't worry if you drop your coffee all over me it's like it doesn't matter i'll be fine i'm going to laundry anyway it doesn't matter if you want to wish somebody luck and i always do that you can say fingers crossed and you cross the fingers like that fingers crossed another phrase that americans use is oh that that explains it and the situation is you didn't get something and then you get an extra fact and you get it and you're like oh that that explains it that explains it another way to tell a person to not be upset is you can say things happen like it's okay things happen do not be upset if you don't know the name of a person you want to talk to him you can say sorry to bother you you know you see somebody's busy you can always say sorry to bother you and then you can go ahead and ask sorry to bother you excuse me study the body if you're in the middle of something and somebody somebody's asking you to do something you say i'm sorry i'll be with you in a minute i'll be with you in a minute and then you resume doing something and you say where were we like when did we stop where were we and you have to repeat it because what is the sound that somebody some people uh mistake with b so this is a great way to practice where were we again if you're in the middle of a conversation and you didn't get what the other person was saying you can say you were saying and with a question mark which means which prompts the person to repeat once again you were saying if somebody got a job of his dreams or whatever you can say lucky you or somebody got into the university of their dreams you're like lucky you this is a way of congratulating a person lucky you or like um just emphasizing that he's lucky lucky you another way to say that you're really angry is to say i freaked out like i was so angry i freaked out this is super angry this is like almost crazy i freaked out another phrase that native speakers use is good for you and this could be both positive and negative when you say i got promoted they say good for you like congratulations and uh sometimes if you say like i'm leaving this place they're like good for you it will be better without you and this is a negative meaning so really listen to the intonation if something surprises you you can also say you gotta be kidding me like oh my god i cannot believe it you gotta be kidding me to tell somebody to smile and to be happy you can always say cheer up cheer up if you want somebody to stop like crying and complaining about something that is not happening you can say come on you can do it come on like come on you can do it you can pass that toefl you can pass the gmat you will get it come on you can do it if somebody is doing really well you can tell them keep up the good work keep up the good work like be as good as you are keep up the good work continue being great another phrase is colloquial and this is what americans say that's lit which means that's amazing many americans said in california oh that's lit and you probably heard it in songs that's lit if somebody is successful after failures you can say there you go i told you you're gonna make it there you go if somebody's asking you if you're tired and you want to say you're not tired at all you can say not a bit i want to continue i'm not tired not a bit when somebody is asking you are you sure and you're pretty sure you can say there is no room for that there is no room for doubt in america if you want to sms somebody or send them a message you say text to text so i'll text you means i will send you a message through whatsapp or telegram or messenger whatever you're using i'll text you just text me or i'll text you again to cheer somebody up to tell them to not be upset you can say it's not worth it like why are you crying it's not worth it you're so much better than the problem you're crying about it's not worth your tears it's not worth it i personally love the phrase you rock which means you're amazing oh my god you rock no you you rock no you've done an amazing job you rock if somebody's not working really well and you want them to work harder you can say you should go an extra mile which means like work harder you should go an extra mile another way to say the very same thing you can say step up your game like work harder work better step up your game if somebody's crying and doesn't want to do things you say pull yourself together like literally take yourself and pull yourself together stop working stop crying pull yourself together say calm down pull yourself together another phrase that i love you sold me because sometimes people describe their trip or somebody they bought and they described it so well and like i want to buy the same thing and i tell them you sold it you sold me i wouldn't buy this all right you sold me if you're not interested in the conversation you like sitting you can say i could not care less this is so boring i'm not interested i couldn't care less if somebody's asking you something and this is a really easy decision for you like somebody tells you take my 1 million dollars and you say this is a no-brainer i'll take it this is a no-brainer means it's a really easy decision for you if you've done something wrong and you admit it you can say i screwed up yes guys i know i'm sorry i screwed up this is my mistake i screwed up i screwed it up if you want somebody to work instead of you you can say can you cover me like can you work instead of me while i'm you know seeing my friend can you cover me it's time to leave and guys i'd better be going which means i should go already it's you know it's actually 9pm right now i'd better be going another way to say goodbye i can say take care which means take care of yourself i'll see you later take care i don't know what day is it when you're watching this video but if it's friday for example weekend you can say thank heavens it's friday oh a thing happens it's saturday weekend is coming i'm so happy this was it guys 50 phrases in english let me know if this was helpful by liking this video and commenting below if you know any more cool phrases that would be great there is a red button over there somewhere subscribe to this channel to not miss my new videos i love you guys thank you so much for watching this bye bye hey guys welcome to my channel today is a very important video because we will teach you 12 tenses in english in 15 minutes and 12 tenses is all you have in english so take your exercise books get ready to write things down because this video is really important let's do it i am here with being you today and minnie is a professional english language teacher accredited and really top level so you're gonna get the best information today very important information to share a lot of people think that 12 tenses is too much but if you look at them in a logical way it's actually really simple because you have present past future and then you have different tenses on top you have simple you have continuous or progressive you have perfect and you have perfect continuous but let me start with the simplest tense ever you all use it when you talk about actions that always happen or never happen everyday people do everyday basically habits or like routine things that repeat basically regular activities and i go to school every day that's an example he doesn't eat honey because he's allergic so you can form this dance just by putting the verb in the first form if you're talking about he she or it you add s in the end he goes he goes to school she sings every day and we're talking about actions that happen either every day or usually or always so these words when you see them they're gonna help you recognize the tense so basically all adverbs of frequency that you use those are gonna go with your simple present always never regularly often never did i say never twice maybe never maybe seldom all of those basically frequency adverbs that we use and if you want to talk about action that never happens the way you form the sentence is you add doesn't or don't he doesn't eat he doesn't go i don't etc or you can just say never i never brush my teeth in the morning i never drink coffee at night i never eat honey you can also use never instead of that again okay the next one is past simple and past simple is actually very simple wow that was funny basically you just talk about a single event that just happened in the past and that's it it does have a bit of specificity to it when you talk about certain things in the past using simple past because that's the tense that requires the most details about the event that happened so you're gonna say i went to the movies people are gonna expect more details when you say it like that like when where what movie did you see with whom answer my question think of it as just a tense that you use to describe very simple very you know just easy past events but keep in mind that people might inquire about some details of that event can you give me the details it's important so to form simple past you're going to want your verb to be in the second form which is called a simple past form a past simple form however you like it and basically if it's a regular verb you're going to add ed and if it's irregular verb you're going to use the second form and you have to learn them conjugate the verb and if you want to talk about it an action that didn't happen you add didn't he didn't go there she didn't do that but she didn't do anything and this is basically it so when you have didn't your verb is in the first form okay simplest future tense that is really easy to form because you add will and then the verb in the first form but you use this tense uh when you have a spontaneous decision for example you sit in a restaurant and uh the waiter brings the check and you're like uh i'll pay i'll pay so this is a spontaneous decision or maybe you talk about actions in the future that you're not sure about yet but you're planning i will go to france in two months i don't have the plane tickets yet but we talked in our family and we decided that we're going to take this trip so i will go to france in two months there's a maybe there maybe i'll go to france if you want to say maybe if it just rolls off your tongue that's probably simple future for you let me say maybe let's go on to progressive tenses and progressive tenses describe actions that were in progress so we talked about longer actions and action the way you recognize this dance is by ink ending of the verb let's talk about simple progressive i am recording this video this is a present progressive tense that talks about an action that is happening right now i'm making this video for you guys we're sitting here together with mania and the way to form that is your b form so either m is or r and your verb with an ing ending we are filming r would be the b form and then filming verb plus ing then filming a movie here and another way to use this chance is to talk about events that are going to happen in the future and you're 100 sure i'm going to korea in a week because i've already booked my flight i've already booked my hotel there's like 99.9 chance that i'm going there you can use present progressive to talk about events that are gonna happen in the future sounds fun it is fun will be in the future there are quite a few tenses that you can use to talk about different types of future it's just a little more it's a deeper level of complexity for sure and we won't be able to cover it in this video but guys there's an announcement that we would like to make attention we are starting a course an online course together on english tenses everything you need to know about english tenses in all details cause vinnie is like a he's like a tensest pro so we're talking about this 12 tenses but you're already noticing that one tense can be used in different circumstances and in order to understand it you just need to dive deep into english language tenses so the link will be below uh please sign up and we'll see you during the course and now let's continue with future progressive and future progressive tense is used to describe uh events that are gonna happen for a long time in the future i will be uh swimming hopefully in the pacific ocean in a couple of hours because we're in l.a and it's really hot today so i am describing an action that is gonna happen for maybe like an hour or two hours and i'm specifically concentrated on its duration so i want to emphasize it's going to be a long action so again i use uh will and uh the aim form of the verb we'll be making the first turn in a few minutes and pass progressive pass progressive has the same idea it's the same kind of function you want to show an action that lasted for a long time in the past usually we use past progressive when we have two different events happening in the past one starts and goes for a while and then the other one interrupts it that's the main the most popular way to use fast progressive so for example i was showering when somebody rang the door bell so basically a shower took me quite a bit of time before somebody rang the doorbell so that my long action got interrupted by a shorter one so that that would be the most popular way to use past progressive you came into my apartment last night while i was sleeping okay now we're moving to a group of tenses that is called perfect and i'm gonna talk about present perfect perfect i love what you said in one of the videos that we did together for this channel some people think that present perfect is a past tense but it's actually not it's present because it emphasizes the result of an action i have showered this morning and i'm feeling fresh and clean and i am concentrating on the result i'm not concentrating on an action it doesn't really matter if i took a shower at 7am or 8am or if it was a bath i'm just concentrating on the fact that i'm clean and the way i'm emphasizing this action is just talking about the events that i've done to get this result i've seen three movies in my life so this is a very important thing i just realized it after um speaking english for like 20 years and thank you so much for that the words that point at perfect chances are ever and ever since already yet i have never been to korea i am concentrating on the result and this is a present result i have never visited this country never been to a place like this yeah so basically the perfect tenses they are not what they seem to be so if you say i have eaten it doesn't really mean the actual event of consuming food right that would be your simple past i have eaten has like kind of a subliminal message that says i'm not hungry that's basically when when you say i've eaten to a native speaker all they hear is i'm not hungry right now think about it like that i have eaten some mushrooms and the way we form the tense we use the verb to have and our verb in the third form so if it's a regular verb we just add e d in the end if it's an irregular verb we just need to learn that four thousand irregular verbs so what i like about the perfect tenses is that they all have the same set of tools and they just shift through space and time basically so think about present perfect right now take that function and drag it to the past and that's exactly what you're gonna get past perfect has a second street name we call it pass of the past so when you have two events in the past and one of them was completed before the other one started the first one obviously is gonna get past perfect past of the past or it doesn't have to be a second action it could be just some time stamp in the past let's say uh this time yesterday i had already eaten breakfast so i'm just saying that yesterday at this exact time i wasn't hungry oh you can say bye a certain point of time in uh in the past like by july i had already visited 12 countries for example so i'm concentrating on a result that was complete by a certain point of time in the past same thing with the future perfect i will have been to korea by september so in september 2018 i can sit down and say that yeah i have this result i have been to korea but because we're in august right now i will have been by september so again by a certain point in the future i will have some particular result so basically when you want to talk about the results that you don't have yet that's the one that you use and but you know a certain point in the future when you're going to have that of course yeah perfect there are certain moments in time and the last set of tenses you see it's really easy when you have this mathematical structure when you have this table in your head and on the screen as well so we're going to the last column which is perfect continuous or perfect progressive or perfect progress whatever you call it these are the easiest ones congratulations so basically the main goal of those is to summarize time spent doing something if it's either in the present past or future so let's say you're doing some kind of activity and you you know it lasted for a while right and you're so proud of yourself that you just want to take a moment and be like look today is my anniversary today i have been learning english for nine years right you're so proud that you really wanna emphasize time spent on that particular activity and today's the day right that's present progressive i have been waiting for this for a long time past progressive is exactly the same but today's my ninth year anniversary but this time last year was my eighth year anniversary so i want to say look remember this time last year i had been learning english for eight years only so naive so little so yeah right same thing just at a different point in time had you been drinking and then we just drag it to the future same thing right so by let's say this time next year i will have been learning english for 10 years so basically you're kind of like pausing your event for a little bit and taking this moment to like just take in and congratulate yourself on the time spent doing certain activity if it's you know present past or future and the way to structure that is pretty simple so present perfect progressive you're gonna say i have been learning so it's gonna be have been and your verb with ing added to it for the past progressive it stays pretty much the same you just have to change have to had to indicate the past and for the future it's the same as present you just add will in front of it i will have been learning to indicate the future in our course we're gonna dedicate the whole lecture for every single tense that we just described and we're gonna go into more details into more examples we're gonna give you homework so you could work on it because for me uh when we're talking about grammar practice is everything like when i don't know how to use the tense what i do i do like 100 exercises and then it's just it's just me i don't have to think about it it's somewhere in my brain all the time so this is what we're gonna do on the course do a lot of exercises a lot of practice a lot of explanations so if you are interested in learning english language chances and becoming perfect in your english so we'll see you during that course the link is below if you're not yet subscribed to this channel please hit subscribe there's a red button below and like this video if this content was useful i hope you guys enjoyed it and i hope you've learned something we'll see you soon bye

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