Should we? Do you really mean we should...
Thursday, 13 June 2024
Arrangements: Do you wanna have dinner with me on Saturday night?
A- Do you wanna have dinner with me on Saturday night?
B- I'm ... 😂😂😂
Keep on asking:
A- Do you wanna...?
Labels:
arrangements,
funny,
Instagram reels,
present continuous
How does it feel to get married?
How does it feel to get married? 😂😂😂
How does it feel to go to school?
How does it feel to go shopping with your parents?
How does it feel to do homework?
How does it feel to spend a whole day at a theme park?
How does it feel to be late at work or school?
How does it feel to miss the a flight because of a traffic jam?
Wednesday, 12 June 2024
HAVE YOU EVER & FOLLOW-UP QUESTIONS (Present Perfect & Past Simple) SPEAKING
You can use the responses as practice answers or as guides. Of course, you can
create your own response (Response 4). If the answer is “No” move on to the next question or ask, “Why
haven’t you………?”.
1. Have you ever traveled abroad? Yes, I have. /No, I haven’t.
- Where did you go on your last trip?
- Response 1: I went to Paris last summer.
- Response 2: My last trip was to Tokyo, Japan.
- Response 3: I visited family in Mexico City last December
Tuesday, 12 September 2023
The comedy of (woke) pronouns
1) What's both funny and confusing about the use of pronouns, by some people in the USA currently?
2) Are you able to list all the Subject and Object Pronouns?
3) Will you write down the whole conjugation of the verb to be, started by the comedian?
(For any other scenes, click on youtube.com/@raficomedy)
Labels:
comedy,
object pronouns,
raficomedy,
subject pronouns,
verb to be
The comedy of the Past Tense
1) What kind of verbs is the comedian describing?
2) What's so hilarious?
3) Then, what's the rule?
(For any other scenes, click on youtube.com/@raficomedy)
"I hate verbs in English..." The nature of the Present Simple & other present tenses
First, watch and enjoy the scene. (For any other scenes, click on https://www.youtube.com/@raficomedy)
A) According to this Brazilian comedian in the USA, the grammar ruling the Present Simple makes no sense. Why?
B) What's the rule for affirmative sentences in the Present Simple? How are negative statements made? What about questions?
C) What has the Present Simple got in common with the rest of the present tenses?
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