REAL LIFE ENGLISH | Speak English Like A Native Speaker Episode 3

Hey, welcome to episode three of this real life English series.

That's right in today's episode, I am going to teach you real English words.

Native English speakers use in real life.

This series will help you sound more like a native English speaker.

Are you ready?

Well then I'm teacher.

Tiffani let's jump right in now, before we start, I do want to remind you to

download the English with Tiffani app.

That's right.

You can download it for free right now to test it out.

The link is right in the description and don't go anywhere because

there's a special challenge.

With a prize.

I'll tell you more about it at the end of the lesson.

All right.

So here we go.

Now in today's lesson, we are going to learn some very, very

useful and real English words.

So take a look at this image right here.

It looks nice a family with some animals, but in this image, if I

were to look closely at the little boy, I would say in quizartinib.

In quizartinib.

So after me, watch my mouth in excellent.

One more time after me in quizartinib.

Excellent.

Now the word inquisitive just means curious, eager for knowledge, wanting to

discover as much as you can about things.

Now, this word is really close to home.

A word that I use often because my niece, my youngest niece is four

years old and she's extremely curious.

She wants to know about everything.

She's very inquisitive.

She was actually just over my house the other week.

And she was asking me tons of questions because her little brain,

she wants to take in more information and maybe you have a niece or a

nephew or a son or a daughter, and they're extremely in quizartinib.

You got it.

Right.

All right.

Now let me read you an example sentence here.

Children are naturally inquisitive.

So it is important to teach them something new every single day makes sense.

Right.

And inquisitive.

Now let me give you a pattern that will help you use this

word in a sentence properly.

So here's the.

Blank is, or are very inquisitive, a very simple sentence pattern for this word.

So you're going to put a person or a group of individuals in the first part.

And then continue by saying is, or are very inquisitive or example.

My dog is very inquisitive.

Maybe your dog is always curious, wants to know what's going on.

You can say hi.

My dog is very inquisitive.

Make sense right now you'll probably notice my voice is a little bit different.

I was a little bit under the weather, but don't worry.

I'm good.

All right, here we go.

Let's keep going.

So we have the word in quizartinib.

Now, if we go back to the image, we'll notice the father's face.

He looks determined, determined.

I want you to say it after me.

Here we go.

Determined.

Yeah.

Excellent.

Very good.

One more time after me determined.

Excellent.

Now the word determined me.

Wanting to do something very much and not allowing any one

or any difficulties to stop you.

So again, look at the father in this picture, he looks like he's focused.

He's not going to let anything deter him.

He is determined.

Now this word determined.

It means again, wanting to do something very much.

Here's an example sentence.

I'm determined to get this piece of work done today now.

You know that I'm a very hard worker because I love you.

I do.

I love you.

So we'll work hard on these videos and I'm determined to make the best video for

you, because I want you to learn a lot.

Maybe you are a very determined person as well.

Maybe you work hard for your family.

Maybe you do something because you really want to accomplish or reach your goals.

You can say I'm a determined person right now.

Let me show you a sentence pattern.

That is also good.

Here we go.

So you have the blank in the beginning is determined to dot.dot.

So an individual or a group of individuals.

If it's a group, you'll say R right.

And then it's determined to, and then say the action, what that

individual is determined to do.

So here's an example sentence.

The employees, right.

That group are, see, I changed it to our right.

Are determined to finish the project on time.

You see what happened, right?

The group, the employees, they're determined to do that.

Finish the project on time.

So you can use this pattern and make a great sentence.

So again, de determined.

Excellent.

All right.

Now it's quiz time.

Are you ready?

Here's the first quiz we have for our lesson today.

All right.

Now remember for each question, you only have five seconds, so you

have to make sure you answer fast.

Here we go.

Quiz number one.

Here's the question.

And blank person likes finding out about things, especially secret things.

All right.

So tell me, what is the word?

Tell me what's the word again?

I'll give you five seconds.

So here we go.

Five seconds go.

I gave you a little bit longer time.

All right.

So what's the answer.

Goodbye.

You know, the answer.

Exactly in quizzes.

Excellent.

And inquisitive person likes finding out about things, especially secret things.

Excellent.

All right, now let's go to question number two.

Here we go.

Question number two.

Let me reset the timer for you.

Michael was blank to be heard by his boss.

Here we go.

Five seconds.

Come on.

You can do it.

What's the answer time.

Okay.

Come on.

What's the answer.

You got it?

Yes.

Determined.

Michael was determined to be heard by his boss.

Excellent.

So again, we've learned so far inquisitive and determined.

Excellent job.

Now we're going to keep ongoing.

We have a few more words, but again, we're going to go back and look at the image.

Remember the first part we talked about the little boy.

Being inquisitive and the daddy being determined.

Now, if we look at another part of the picture, we're going to

slide down just a bit and look at the other portion of the picture.

So here we go.

What about this animal right here?

This animal looks pretty big.

I would say E normous.

E normous.

Yeah.

After me, he normous.

Excellent.

One more time after me.

He, Norma.

Excellent.

All right.

Now this word enormous means extremely large.

That's right.

The animal looked large, right?

Extremely large.

So here's an example.

Send it to an easy one.

Here we go.

My friend lives in an enormous house.

Huge, large E normous.

Actually.

That's true.

When I was in.

Grade school.

One of my friends, excuse me.

Whoo.

Came out of nowhere.

I'm going to get some juice real quick.

Hold on.

All right.

One of my friends, when I was in grade school, she actually

lived in an enormous house.

There was a swimming pool inside the house.

So yeah, it was E normous.

All right.

So here we go.

Let's check out a pattern using this word.

Here's a.

Blank is enormous.

Very simple.

Think about something that's big.

A whale is enormous, but here's the example I used.

The yellow hat on her head is enormous.

Makes sense.

Right.

Imagine a woman walking down the hall.

And she has an enormous hat on her head.

Very large yellow hat.

All right.

So we say enormous in English.

All right.

So let's go to the next one.

Now we've seen this enormous animal.

Now we see this woman, the mother and her face and her body language makes me think.

Ooh.

She's a bit apprehensive, apprehensive.

Follow me one more time after me apprehensive.

Good.

Last time.

Apprehensive.

Excellent.

Now apprehensive just means feeling worried about something that you are going

to do, or that is going to happen now.

Excuse me.

She was leaning back.

She wasn't sure what the enormous animal was going to do.

Right.

She was a bit worried.

Apprehensive makes sense.

Right.

All right.

Here's the example sentence.

I'm very apprehensive about tomorrow's conference again.

Very useful word apprehensive.

All right.

Now let me show you a pattern you can use for this word.

Here we go.

Apprehensive, to be honest, I'm very apprehensive about.dot dot.

Now again, this is the pattern you can use to make a perfect

sentence using this word.

Ooh, to be honest, I'm very apprehensive about the song he chose to sing.

This is what I'm apprehensive about.

This is what I'm not too sure about.

We say apprehensive.

All right.

So again, this is the pattern you can use.

Makes sense.

Right.

All right.

Good.

So let's keep going.

Now.

We're going to go back to the picture and now.

We go to the bottom part of this woman's image and we see her

hand stuck out and immediately I think, ah, on guard, on guard.

So let me explain first after me pronunciation on guard.

Good again on guard.

Excellent.

Now on guard just means alert, ready to respond to possible danger,

threats, problems, et cetera.

So real quick, look at the image one more time.

She doesn't know what the normal animals going to do.

So she is apprehensive and she's also on guard.

Ooh, I'm not sure what's going to happen.

Right.

All right.

Let's see the examples.

My dad told us to always be on guard when we were out at night.

Make sense.

Right.

Always be on guard.

All right, here we go.

Here's the pattern you can use with this expression.

You should always be on guard when.dot, dot explain the situation.

So here's an example.

You should always be on guard.

You cross the street.

Think about it.

We always tell children, Hey, hold my hand.

Look both ways before you cross the street, always be on guard when

you cross the street, make sense.

Right?

You got it.

Right.

All right.

Now that's exactly what we use this expression for now.

You know what time it is, it's time for your second quiz.

All right.

So here we go.

Quiz question number one, here we go.

Now, remember you have five seconds, so I know you can do it.

Here we go.

I gained so much weight when I was pregnant up.

The answers are already on the screen.

Well, it looks like, you know, the answer.

I felt enormous.

It's okay.

Question number one.

Excuse me, question number one was a giveaway.

Don't worry again.

I'm coughing a little bit, but I'm okay.

I'm okay.

Don't worry.

Don't worry.

All right, now let's go to question number two and don't you worry?

I'm hiding the answers.

Let's go to question number two.

No answer.

All right.

Here's the question we have to be at all times because

there are criminals everywhere.

Here we go.

Five seconds time.

What's the answer.

Come on.

You know, it what's the answer.

Exactly on guard.

We have to be on guard.

Excellent.

Very good.

Very good.

Here we go.

Next one, number three.

I'm going to reset the timer for you.

My mother told me that I asked a lot of questions when I was a child.

I was very, you know, it already.

Here we go.

I'm a second time.

Dude, dude time.

Come on.

What's the effort.

Exactly.

I was very in quizartinib and this is actually very true.

My mom told me I was very inquisitive.

All right.

Excellent.

Here we go.

Next one.

Let's go to the next one.

Here we go.

All right.

Question number four.

She invited a lot of people, but she was a little that no one would come.

What's the answer.

Five seconds

time.

What's the answer?

Yes.

Apprehensive.

Excellent.

Very good job.

Excellent.

All right.

And the last one here.

He was to find out the truth.

He was to find out the truth.

Time began

time.

What's the answer.

Come on.

Excellent.

He was determined to find out the truth.

Excellent job.

You are a mazing now.

I hope you enjoy the lesson today.

I hope you learned a lot.

I hope you will use these words in real life.

Now I promised you at the end to tell you about the challenge

and I know you're waiting.

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Thanks again for watching this lesson.

I hope it helped you.

And come back for episode number four, remember speak English.