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foreign language experts
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claim that any language can be mastered
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in a fairly short period of time, for example, the
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Russian polyglot Dmitry Petrov
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claims that 16 hours are enough to
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gain basic knowledge of physics,
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so I have prepared a 16-hour course in
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English,
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its main methods, this is an extended
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course that includes includes even more
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exercises, practice tips, as well as
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additional bonus lessons, I believe
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that English is like a port, because the
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most important thing in learning a language is
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regularity and gradually and achieving the
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goal,
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start small, train and gradually
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make your task more difficult, improve your
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English with me and from now on
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results
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hello friends, Svetlana is here and
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this is the second lesson of the
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new English course
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English in 16 hours Let me
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remind you that our course is based on the method of the
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Russian polyglot Dmitry Petrov
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in the last lesson we talked about
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personal pronouns, the order of words in an
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English sentence,
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and we also learned to jump some
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English verbs in 3 tenses,
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present past and future, so
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past if you chose simple,
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look again at this tablet
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that we used in the last lesson
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and remember how verbs are conjugated in 3
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tenses in affirmative negative
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as well as interrogative sentences and I
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as homework asked you
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about conjugating verbs like like slip
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sleep second form blind slept form for the
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past tense dance dance
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became the second form by the edge of
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the table and drive drive the car second
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form
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jou in now you and I will complete the
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task using these
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verbs as well and the task is read
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the sentence make it interrogative
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and negative ay like I like
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or I like if necessary
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pause form a sentence and
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then check we got it di ay
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like I like
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ay dont like I don’t like the next
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sentence she
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likes she likes or she likes it turns out I
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even sewed an eg and sewed a besant like he
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likes
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he liked the question did he like
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denial he didn't like they will like they
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will like the future tense the question howled
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for and like and denial for you would like
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you sleep we sleep the
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question of the maiden slip and denials you don't
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slip
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she slips
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she sleeps does she slid she business with
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you sleep
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you slept past tense second form d&g
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slip south don't sleep
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zey wil sleep they will sleep will you
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slip for him und slip
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and now we will translate from Russian
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in English I dance if necessary we
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pause we think and then check
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that we will succeed idols oh dance she
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dances she
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ladies siso they don’t dance let’s come in Jones he does
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n’t dance hee daznt dance
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you dance you and dance he dances boards
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dance I danced oh dunst
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she didn't dance she did and dance you
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danced
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did you dance we will dance you will
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dance I won't dance and you won't
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dance
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he will dance will he dance
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I drive a car ay joe his
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she doesn't drive a car herself tomorrow his you
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drive a car
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Dulwich his we drove the car you Joey
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she will drive the car she will drive and
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he did not drive the car
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he did and ja him I will not drive and you
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want ja him you will drive
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will enjoy him they drove details jive
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today we will talk about
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pronouns in in the objective case,
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instead of the name in the objective cases,
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they answer the questions to whom
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or who let's look at a few
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examples, for example, take the sentence
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she likes, which translates as she loves
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the pronoun she
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is a personal pronoun in the nominative
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case, she answers the question who who
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she is and in the sentence, accordingly,
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plays the role of the subject take another
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sentence for example a and like
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all this will already be translated I love
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her I love who her
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this is a pronoun in the objective case in
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the sentence she no longer comes
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first because she does not serve as the
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subject she plays the role of a
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complement one more sentence for example
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I want to say Yes, and to her I will say gave her
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even to whom give her the pronoun also
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answers the question to whom and in the sentence
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she also plays the role of a
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complement, but now from personal
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pronouns in the nominative case we
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form pronouns in the objective case
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from the sheet of the name a.ya. you and I form
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the pronouns me
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me eyes he him him
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from the pronoun she she we form it to her
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and the pronoun it this will not change
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she is also spelled
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it this to this look again at the
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pronoun in the objective case this is a
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singular pronoun me hear
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it
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now let's see on the
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plural pronouns you we as us us you you you
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have you zeya
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they them them so once again the plural pronoun
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as you winter well, now let’s take another look
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at all the pronouns read them again
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my film for it as you
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winter well now let's do an
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exercise which personal pronouns
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can replace the following nouns
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fill out the table let's first
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read the nouns that we are
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given
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fight boy house house jane and myjane dock
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for dogs sisters sister wash with what yes and
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my teacher and I tom with
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them tom my eyebrows yes and my brother and I
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fell for the apples ball
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ball girl girl phases father fanzy friends
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cable table my term sendai
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my parents and I you need to distribute
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these nouns among the columns glasses and he
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shia on it this potion they you we pause
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do the exercises and then we
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check and so what did we get
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where Zion you had to write down
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the following nouns battle tom farr
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cabbage soup Anna Jane sisters girl with a on the chaos
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full ball z
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and they owe a debt for this bonds fonzie
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u and we find what give my brother mmm sendai
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continue the next exercise replace the
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picture with the personal pronouns from and
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doctor doctor
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we should get he is a doctor
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of an for
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gay friends afends
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they are friends works at school and works at
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school she works at school
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she works at school like a pause
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you need to say I like apples what
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pronoun do you use here are
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like a pause
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Levin Moscow we live in Moscow at epn and and
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takeaway
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Spencer's language dear and
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from expansion in he dear that is home
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dear you almost we
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you watched TV it turned out children
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his reading all from miner 200 you like
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this is my dress you like it should turn
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out de jure like
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it you like it jay don't
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call me genie not jane very nice
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girl you know inch what do you know
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her
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virus in season 3 there is a bolt on the table there is a
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pencil and take it it
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should turn out tx emma take it them well at
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least the whole mandy moore
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look at this man you know where u
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know him you know him
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and there pull it off without picture
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girls I want to look at this
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photo before and and it
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should turn out 9 plague yes and and
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me her link andy sind wir nach you are so
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kind thank you very much
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senk yu veri mach thank you very much you
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knocked there are tori and
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bald spots we want to tell you a story
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listen it
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should turn out 0 and choise yourself
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listen to us
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well now let’s look at
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another portion of the verb with which we
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we will work today
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buy buy this is an irregular verb
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its second form here bought a share
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talk to someone well
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look at someone or something fox
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intel listen waits for
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wait read again buy bot
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share come drawings
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weit von but now let's translate
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the sentence
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I see you Russia we listen to them you Lee
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Sun Xing winter
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they talked to her let's come back she'll
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wait for you you were still a goat you didn't
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look at us you did and nuke this is ace
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she loves him or she likes him does
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she like him they saw me share them
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you will read this will you come out I won't
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take them
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ah vont te eczema he doesn't talk to
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us
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hides and sexy ass you see her jessie
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what are we going to listen to this brought out did sancho ii
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well now let's talk about
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interrogatives words both in
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Russian and in English, many
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questions begin with interrogative words
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what why where when and so on,
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let's look at a few
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examples, let's take a general question,
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for example, do you raids are
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you reading
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this question can be answered yes or no,
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and now let's make it from of this general question, a
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special question, let's start and ask you
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some question word,
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for example, I want to ask what are you reading,
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I take the question word from that I
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put it at the beginning of the sentence and then
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I add the rest of the sentence,
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it will turn out here do you wade what are you reading
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in the vegetable words I will repeat at the beginning,
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let's take another sentence, for example,
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types of hi-black,
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this question will be translated as how he
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worked,
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this is the past tense for us, and now
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let's make another question, put the
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question word how at the beginning, as it
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turns out, how did he
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work, the question already sounds like how he worked,
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what kind more ?
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is in the English language let's get
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to know them remember the following
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question words that's what or what
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hu who are you and where where Venna when wii why
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why how how how
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I'll read them again here's
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one way how
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remember the order of words interrogative
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sentence the
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question word comes first here is one and so
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on followed by the subject predicate and
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minor members of the sentence which
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may be absent
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for example in India Jessie but now
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look at the next task in front of
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you the words from which you need to
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make a sentence put the words in the
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correct order so that you
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get
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questions put on pause we do
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exercises and then we check, so what
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questions did we get? The first
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question is where do you live, will it be
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for me, what will they buy,
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lose weight, act, who did you talk to,
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Wendy, and when she slept,
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how does he work, how does he work,
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Wayne didi wade fumi and why were you waiting for me
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next task read the sentences
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and ask a question for it starting with the
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question word that you see
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on the screen the first sentence sounds like this
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lira bot nyuk lari bought a new car the
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question should begin with the word in from
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what we pause
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ask a question and check we
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got the following question from dealers
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bayou that lari bought the following
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sentence your watch it from the film
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humor
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you watch this film and tomorrow the question
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should begin with the word military when
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we got it from and watch it is companies
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when you watch this film from
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strength in the interview she lives in Paris
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the question should begin with the word you
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where did you get it
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where does she live oh the text of my frenzy
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I talked to my friends the question
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begins with the word hu hu digital who did you
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talk to we like ben ali riza they love
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bananas wai why will it come in and life by us
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for why they love shiva bananas you
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black high yes she will work hard
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how did it happen howell dude how
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will she work but now let's
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talk to you about English prepositions
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why do they even need prepositions help
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us glue words together in a sentence
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mainly prepositions are associated with
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a location or show movement
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somewhere let's look at three
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English prepositions let's draw
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a box like this to make it easier for us to understand the
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meanings of English prepositions and 1
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preposition that we will look at inna in
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is translated as in inside so I
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drew it inside the box and for the
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next preposition this is the preposition show he
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shows us the direction is translated
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literally as when we are moving towards
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something
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well and another preposition is the preposition fromma
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from is translated as because of when we are going
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from somewhere we say chrome
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let's give examples for example he
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made in Moscow
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this sentence we we can translate how
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he lives in Moscow,
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here in this sentence we have used
00:20:36
a preposition and we will give more examples,
00:20:39
let’s ask a question, for example, V.N.
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dee da he came from London
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when he came from London the
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preposition frome from London is used here and
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we still have to check
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to illustrate the preposition to the rear for example
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ay wil go the same mind I will go to Rome the
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preposition tu shows us the direction of
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travel where I will go time and now
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let's translate from Russian to
00:21:27
English
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I will go to London in English landan
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and you are lying and landin he is in new york
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new york
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heals and new york when you come from
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moscow moscow will you come from moscow
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he works in paris 1 hee works
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inter teres we let's go to Rome in
00:22:00
Rauma in the event of someone else's mind she came from
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St. Petersburg
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saint-petersburg cheek i'm from saint
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petersburg
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in the English language there are so-called
00:22:19
filler words
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in English they are called fila cutout
00:22:23
from the word fil fill out, that is,
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in fact, these words help us
00:22:28
fill pauses very often when we
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speak English we have to
00:22:32
think about something we think we
00:22:35
select words so that there are no pauses in the conversation
00:22:38
we can use these
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words parasites like in
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well ok yumi and so on now we'll
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see some of these words and
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now on the screen you see a list of
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parasitic words with their translation they say, well, that’s
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good like like hundreds of you types
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that Yulia
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you know, namely I mean or with your own
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eyes
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you understand water you call it
00:23:17
what’s his name let's read them again will
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always like the branch of spruce at Amen Amen
00:23:30
so barks well, now the next task
00:23:34
now you will see a clip from films and in
00:23:37
each phrase that you hear there will be
00:23:39
parasitic words you need to hear these
00:23:42
words and put them in the order in
00:23:44
which you will hear them, that is, enter
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a number, let's see what words you
00:23:49
come across and I'm Julia harsh bi si si
00:23:55
amin d water call it i will of like you
00:24:03
lie to me
00:24:04
g ok eych could
00:24:11
crystal
00:24:14
in service
00:24:17
not us but guardian studio corel tight
00:24:22
turn blue
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and Nancy saddles
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find
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rack romance minifee not volume
00:24:34
what was waiting for you
00:24:37
tighten Ukraine please
00:24:42
forge and now let’s check
00:24:45
you should have got this
00:24:47
order 1 goal second armen
00:24:51
3 yu know July 4 usachev 5
00:24:57
like Yulia here is Amin sixth okay and 7 and 8
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here beko barks a now homework
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read the text and put the verb and
00:25:14
which are in bold in the
00:25:16
past tense remember about regular and
00:25:20
irregular verbs and the second task
00:25:25
translate these sentences from
00:25:28
Russian into English and
00:25:32
that’s all for today friends don’t forget to do your
00:25:34
homework and remember that in
00:25:36
English regularity is very important in the language,
00:25:38
be sure to subscribe to
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our channel and wait for the next lessons from
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