English for Beginner Level: Speak Real English

I will listen to you. Wherever you live, I will listen to your response, so stay active. Speak out loud. If you need more time, you can click pause the video, reply to get more time, and then continue the video. Alright, are you ready for the five questions in the vocabulary lesson? Let us begin. Vanessa: Where can I find the broom to sweep the floor? You could say, "You can find the broom in the closet." Excellent. I want you to form a complete sentence. You could say "In the closet," but it's too short for our

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I want you to make a complete sentence. The broom is in the closet. The broom to sweep the floor is in the closet. This is

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ly good. Let me ask you again, where can I find the broom to sweep the floor? Good job. When will you tidy up the living room? How often do you clean the kitchen? Did you find that cup of coffee? Look at this question, you can say "Yes" or you can say "No", but this does not practice key vocabulary, so write a complete sentence. Yes, I found the coffee cup. Or no, I didn't find the coffee cup.

Excellent. A complete sentence. Do you know someone who doesn't lock their door? Excellent. Vanessa: Let's move on to five questions from the grammar lesson. What's on that shelf? You could say "There's a book on the shelf." Excellent. Let me ask you again, what's on that shelf? How often do you clean under the refrigerator? Who put the cookies on top of the freezer? Do you always put dirty clothes in the laundry basket? What's next to your bed? Good job. Vanessa: Let's move on to five questions from the pronunciation lesson. Do you know what time we meet for dinner?

You can say, "We'll meet for dinner at 7:00 sharp." Excellent. Please use the contraction, we will meet for dinner at 7:00 sharp. Let me ask you again, do you know what time we will meet for dinner? Why isn't the laundry basket in the closet? Why aren't you ready yet? Do you think they will love dessert? Why didn't you order before the party? Great job practicing all of these questions

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ing out loud. I recommend reviewing this lesson and continuing to practice your speaking skills. I'll see you again next time. Bye bye. Vanessa:  Good job getting out of your comfort zone and speaking in English.

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American English today. Vanessa: And now I have a question for you, let me know in the comments who is your house? It's you? Is it your mom? Your husband? Maybe no one?

Let me know in the comments who cleans your house. And thank you very much for learning English with me. I'll see you again next Friday for a new lesson here on my YouTube channel. Bye bye. Vanessa: The next step is to download the free PDF worksheet for this lesson. With this free PDF, you'll master today's lesson and never forget what you've learned. You can speak English with confidence. Don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel to receive a free English lesson every Friday. Bye bye.