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Анонс. О чем будет видео
0:53
Зачем тренировать глаголы? Почему глаголы так важны?
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To TEST и to CHECK
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To STUDY и to LEARN
5:19
To GO и to TRAVEL
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To FIX и to REPAIR
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ТРЕНАЖЕР 1. En – Ru. Английские глаголы по отдельности.
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ТРЕНАЖЕР 2. Ru – En. Английские глаголы по отдельности.
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To REMAIN и to STAY
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To TEND to do и USUALLY do
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To TASTE и to TRY
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To WORRY, to DISTURB и to BOTHER
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Как работать на тренажере с большей эффективностью
25:35
ТРЕНАЖЕР 3. Ru – En. Английские глаголы в парах и фразах
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CAN’T BEAR и CAN’T STAND
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To SUGGEST и to OFFER
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To COOK, to MAKE и to PREPARE
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To PLACE, to PUT и to LAY
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To GRAB и to TAKE
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PLEASE и YOU ARE WELCOME
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To DRINK и to HAVE
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Как эффективно работать на тренажере с английскими глаголами в предложениях
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ТРЕНАЖЕР 4. Ru – En. Английские глаголы в предложениях и ситуациях
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Итоги, советы и рекомендации
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repair
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this try
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this offer
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this what's the difference
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between go
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this stay
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this what's the difference
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between What's the difference between
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Take grab what's the difference
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between and much, much more in this video
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you will learn and
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practice this is the third video with
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simulators for learning and practicing the
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most important verbs of the English language
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then what you need to know first of all If you
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want to speak and understand English
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speech and Believe me, 200 verbs is
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already a pretty solid supply of verbs,
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other parts of speech are formed that you
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will understand thanks to the knowledge of these
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verbs, so you can safely multiply
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200 verbs by n this is the Quantity words
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that you will already understand And
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use in speech actively or passively
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today we have a new portion of verbs 50
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verbs from 150 to 200 in the list of the most
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important verbs of the English language The first
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100 verbs from this list can be
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trained in a separate video
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simulator I will leave a link to it in in the
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tips in the upper right corner, you can
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first work on this simulator and
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then move on to the first 100 verbs or
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vice versa, here the order of the video does not
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matter, each video trains a
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separate portion of verbs and you can
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start with any one as you prefer,
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perceive the material in this lesson as a
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whole piece or A layer of the English language
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that takes years to master in school. And we
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will reduce the time spent studying this material by hundreds of times
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and, more importantly, you will
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gain conversational skills, that is, you
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will not only know but speak and
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understand, I guarantee you this, I will also
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leave a link in the video tips with
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verbs from one hundredth to 150, be sure
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to work with this video, it will be
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very useful to you, the main thing is to learn how to quickly
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operate with the forms of these verbs in
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practice. Do not forget that spoken
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language is not knowledge, but a skill that
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can and should be trained, and in the center of
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this there is always a verb verb -
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this is the most important part of speech, everything
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revolves around the verb you know verbs and
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know how to use their forms you
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can already speak and, in principle, already
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know the language a little pronoun plus a verb and
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you already have a sentence after this
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video you will reproduce these 50
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verbs of their forms in half a second we
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will bring them to the subconscious level, you
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will no longer painfully select
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words in a conversation, you will do it
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automatically First, we will work with
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these verbs Individually at a fast
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pace it will not be easy, but after
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repeated repetitions and passages of
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the simulator you will manage if
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you do not give up and as a result you will
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reproduce all verbs instantly,
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our goal is not just to remember and
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recognize them, but to reproduce them instantly, because
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knowing and being able to are not the same thing, then
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we will work with them in pairs and in different
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forms, for example, it was not possible
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to repair Fail to Fix filled
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and drunk filled and drunk grabbed and
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shot grab shot And now let's
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clarify the meaning of some verbs
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so as not to make mistakes in speech tck these are
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synonyms in the meaning of check If you
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want to test knowledge or skills, you
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can
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Let's check tire is more
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often used in the meaning of
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check how to look to check the
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accuracy fidelity quality of condition
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for example
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please check everything
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twice they
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will check
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Compare two
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verbs we must try or
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test the application to
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check or see how it
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works These are very close verbs in meaning
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but still there is a difference has two
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main meanings to study in an educational
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institution and to study something in detail in
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full at
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university
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she studies languages ​​in detail and systematically, most
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likely in an educational institution Learn
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means learning to learn to acquire the
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English skill I learn English for my
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everyday needs or for work, usually this is a
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basic level for gaining
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conversational skills lear by Myself and
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lear Myself I myself learned to swim I
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learned to swim independently and also
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very important Learn to learn
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something new here they mistakenly use
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the verb to know but to is a state
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when you already know and to Learn is the
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result of gaining knowledge about new
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information to learn For example,
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I found out about an accident in the morning To Go to trav
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we are primarily interested in the meaning of
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traveling Despite the fact that many consider
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the only meaning of the verb Travel
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to travel, it is more often used in
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the meaning of going to go When we are talking
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about long distances, for example, He
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traveled to Germany A Year ago he went
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to Germany a year
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ago I'm going to travel to Denver Next
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Weekend I'm going to go or go
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to Denver next weekend We
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can also Travel by Food by Bicycle by Car
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by Train by Boat by Bus by airplane by
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Ship and so on and depending on the
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means of transportation Travel can be
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translated How to go go fly sail
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and so on,
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use within the city no longer
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makes sense since its meaning
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has the meaning of traveling long distances
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and Travel is associated with the basic but less
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frequent meaning of travel,
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the verb to has no restrictions on
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distance, but speakers prefer to
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use it to move
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within the city and
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predmestin is the
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elimination of relatively minor
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faults; solving a problem;
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repairing concerns more serious repairs; complete
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restoration of functionality; for example,
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The mechanic
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fakes; an auto mechanic repaired or
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repaired faulty brakes; eliminated
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deficiencies; Solved a problem with the brakes,
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possibly temporarily; and another example; The
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mechanic brakes; an auto mechanic
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repaired faulty brakes;
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carried out more extensive repair work
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completely restored their
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functionality. Perhaps even completely
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replaced the block or brake pads.
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The verb is
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also interesting because it can be
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used not only in relation to
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repairs but also when we are talking about solving
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any problem in the meaning of fix
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improve or solve a problem deal
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with a
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problem I told him to deal with
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this situations to solve this
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problem you have a month To
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fix or solve
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this Tell me how to solve this problem
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he managed to fix a glitch or failure in the
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application And now let's get down to business first, let's
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work with verbs Individually,
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if you don't have time, you can reduce the
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speed of the player by clicking on
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the gear
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let's go
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describe shoot
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shoot
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answer the
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question remain unchanged do not change
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face for example
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problems endure endure wonder
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want to
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know learn
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study
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App apply submit documents or
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application manage cope be able to succeed
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reduce reduce adapt
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adapt
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adapt
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trav ride
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travel name give
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name
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offer
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REM Delete
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Remove to
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Cook prepare
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food to
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Welcome welcome approve
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support meet
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Happy to
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improve improve
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improve to
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Control control
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manage to
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compare
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compare to
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drink drink generally drink
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alcohol to
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Test check test test
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to
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Experience experience experience
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deal with something
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worry
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worry
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Treat relate to to
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treat someone matter to
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matter to be
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important to influence to influence to
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form to form to
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Fill to fill to
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Burn
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to
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Act to
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act to do usually to do something to have a
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tendency to be inclined to
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something to
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Place to place to put
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to put to avoid
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doing avoid trying not to do
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to
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agree
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agree
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recn recognize by appearance
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charge charge lie
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lie enter
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enter correct
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repair grab
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sgba to touch
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touch touch to
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Design develop
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design to
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Discover open discover find
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out to
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taste be taste taste
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Fail fail fail turn out to fail to
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represent represent someone to
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represent be a
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representative hurt about pain hurt
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suffer vomit vomit
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vomit
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and now in
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English
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describe to
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describe
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shoot to
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Shot
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answer to Answer to
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Answer remain
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unchanged
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to face
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problems to
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Face endure endure be
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interested want to
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know learn to
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study apply submit
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documents succeed get
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adapt
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AD go somewhere not
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close to
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travel name give
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name to
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name
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offer
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tog Remove
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remove to Remove
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prepare
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welcome approve to
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Welcome improve
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improve to
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improve control
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manage
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Tool
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compare drink
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check experience
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test experience or experience first-
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hand
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experience
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worry treat treat
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someone
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meaning
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matter influence
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to form
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form to
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form fill
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fill to
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Fill burn
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burn to
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Burn act
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act
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usually do tend to tend to
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tend to place place put
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put to
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Place avoid try not to
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do to
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avoid
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agree to
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agree to recognize by
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appearance
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recognize charge charge
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to
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charge
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lie
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to enter
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enter to
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Enter correct
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repair grab grab grab
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touch touch to
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touch develop
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design to
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Design open discover find
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out
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Discover be taste try
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taste
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T fail fail
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fail
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represent someone imagine to be
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sick about pain to hurt to
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suffer to vomit to
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vomit to learn to
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learn something Before moving on to verbs
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in pairs and to phrases, let's
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look at the meaning of the verbs with
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which non-native speakers make the most
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mistakes.
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So, the meaning of
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verbs can coincide in some
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contexts, for example, remain in
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some then
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state
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and she continued to be angry she was still
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angry literally she remained
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angry But there is a significant difference between these verbs
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that is often
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confusing and confusing to
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stay and live somewhere for
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example
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he
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stayed at home I am staying at a hotel I am staying
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or am or I live in a
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hotel Stay and have dinner with
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us is usually associated with the place where someone will
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stay. It is used in the
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knowledge of
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soy and is not associated with the place.
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While it is attached to this place,
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therefore it answers the question Where to
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stay where and answers the question
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Which remain
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as she was silent verbatim She
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remained
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silent will remain silent for 10 minutes to
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do this
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work
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the verb literally translates to have a
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tendency to do something or to be
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inclined to do something and in many
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contexts it is appropriate but in
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English it is not so Foreman As in the translation of
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tendency and inclination sounds quite
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formal in English. It can simply
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mean to usually do because there
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is a tendency or tendency to do so. For example,
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we usually have cold winters and warm summers.
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There is a tendency or tendency to have
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cold winters and warm summers, but
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you must admit it sounds rather ridiculous,
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so we are not native speakers and try not to.
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to use in speech it sounds uncomfortable for us in
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translation Although in
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English This is a fairly frequent verb
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my advice Use in the meaning
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US because inclination and tendency are something
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that happens or has begun to happen
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usually or
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often e makes a mistake when Mouth that is,
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tends to make mistakes when she tired
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both verbs mean try, but
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they are used differently and in different
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contexts, even in relation to food T is
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usually used in the process of preparing
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food to check whether
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the dish is being prepared correctly, whether the recipe is being followed, a
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very small portion of the
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food being prepared is being tasted, and
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they say try it as it were asking Well,
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as in this case
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they say try like a small
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piece is also used as a
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state verb with the meaning to
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taste like it tastes literally like
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what it
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tastes like chicken literally it
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tastes like
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chicken tasty literally it tastes
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good remember that after to taste
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the adjective which is used and not an
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adverb as in other cases at a
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buffet table in a restaurant, native speakers
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prefer to use the verb to Try
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to suggest or recommend a
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dish to Try occurs disproportionately
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more often in relation to food, using taste
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instead of Try is the most common
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mistake for students of English,
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for example Try it Try This try
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This is like advice at the table
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I would like to try
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this Do you want to try
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this is also used when we try
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not only food but also other things in
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life It is important to try new new
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things Although all these verbs can be
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translated as bother worry their
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meaning is not the same and they are
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used in different contexts and
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therefore non-native speakers constantly confuse them
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and make mistakes, the easiest way is which
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means to worry worry
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worry we use when we are worried we are
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constantly thinking about someone or
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something she was worried that she couldn’t
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help I’m worried I’m worried
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about
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you I I didn’t want to worry my mother I didn’t
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want my mother to worry or
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worry
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means to disturb interfere distract we
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use when we are worried about someone’s peace we
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are distracted
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doesn’t like to be disturbed or
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distracted when he is
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working means to disturb bother pester
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disturb we use B When
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something makes us anxious bothers
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bothers irritates the
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verbs bother and disturb are very close in
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meaning but there is a difference to disturb
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suggests unwanted interference
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or interruption of activity in contrast to the
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neutral to disturb the verb to bother
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displays the emotional Aspect to disturb and
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thereby irritate upset
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disturb or pester for example Don't
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disturb me don't bother me meaning
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don't disturb me I'm busy I'll be busy a
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relatively neutral request not to
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interrupt my activity Don't
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bother me don't bother me don't disturb me or
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pester me Leave me alone this is an emotional
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request we are annoyed by someone's actions
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we are unhappy or
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upset
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with the child bothered or pestered me with
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his questions a separate phrase B
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is translated as don’t worry or Don’t
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worry in the meaning don’t need everything
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is fine everything is fine Don’t bother
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for example
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you want
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coffee No thank you don’t worry no
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need Well now
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try to answer the simulator during the
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pause I advise you to take fragments of 1
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minute each and go through them repeatedly,
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rewind them until you
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can easily and smoothly go through the entire
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simulator at once less effective
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in the end, forget that it was at the beginning it was
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better to work it out in blocks first and
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then polish the simulator as a whole
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Let's
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start studying and
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comparing sted and
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compared compared and
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described compared and
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described wondered and
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answered wondered and
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answered worried and can't stand can't stand
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War filled and
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drunk F
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drunk repaired and
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charged usually improves tends to
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improve
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grabbed and
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shot
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SH filled and
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placed filled and
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placed acted and
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influenced acted and
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affected tried not to lie avoided
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lying avoided line
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offered
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to go SU
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[music]
00:27:08
trav it worked out or didn’t
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work out
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failed recognized him and grabbed him by the
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hand
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discovered and
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applied failed to
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repair named and
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shot experienced
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a lot
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wanted to know or was interested in what
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it was tried not to touch avoided
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touching
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touching shot and wounded
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him SH
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Him treated me
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well
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designed and
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tested wanted to know who discovered
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Australia recognized and
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shot filled and burned
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filled and burned burnt
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formed and
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improved formed
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improved usually lied had a tendency to
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lie to
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drank and
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snatched drank and vomited
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agreed to represent Our
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interests interesting where she
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now charged the phone and entered the
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password
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Pass was worried but controlled her
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feelings
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buts he studied Italian and learned it
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stud itan and Learn
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it applied his skills and
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prepared
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submitted documents for a
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visa offered to go to
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Switzerland I can’t stand
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lying
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failed to adapt to life in
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Sweden it made a big difference and
00:31:17
affected the
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work they failed to test the
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application acted stupidly and faced
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many
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problems compared prices and cut
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costs
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fixed the door and charged us 50
00:32:16
dollars entered the room and grabbed the
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drug addiction bag supported and approved the
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new
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law welc The New
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Law tastes like an
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apple T Apple let's look at a few more
00:32:52
pairs of problematic verbs so as not to make
00:32:53
mistakes in speech to Bear to Stand
00:32:57
both verbs mean endure to bear be
00:33:00
has a stronger meaning whereas
00:33:02
Stand is a little softer for example
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Stand bri can't stand Brian I do
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n't like him be bri I can’t stand Brian
00:33:13
I can’t stand him I practically hate him I ca
00:33:16
n’t stand can Stand correlates with the
00:33:19
image I can’t stand on my feet I fall
00:33:21
so much I don’t like him and
00:33:23
Bear is based on the image I can’t bear my weight
00:33:26
on my feet from here I can’t stand it I don’t
00:33:28
like it so much which I practically
00:33:30
hate In addition, be has the meaning
00:33:33
of bearing a child and, derived from it,
00:33:35
bringing a child into the world, that is, to give birth,
00:33:38
most likely you are familiar with this verb in the
00:33:40
third
00:33:43
form I was born in 2004 Although
00:33:47
literally this means I was raised in
00:33:53
2004, both verbs have
00:33:58
coma lay Ratu howl pomo apple de and so
00:34:03
on has Latin roots had
00:34:06
the meaning to sacrifice to give as a gift that
00:34:08
is to hand over after is used
00:34:12
intitive Or noun for example
00:34:18
she offered me a
00:34:25
job
00:34:29
has the meaning of suggesting and suggesting an
00:34:31
idea a plan or action after the
00:34:35
gerund form of doing is used and not
00:34:38
inf to do this is the most common
00:34:41
mistake remember offered to do can be
00:34:44
said in two
00:34:46
ways
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or but not the other way around for example they
00:34:52
offered to have dinner
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together they offered to have sex or
00:34:58
take dinner
00:35:02
together they offered to have taking
00:35:05
dinner
00:35:06
together to to make to prepare all these
00:35:11
verbs can be translated How
00:35:13
to prepare some food this synonyms but
00:35:15
there is a significant difference between them and this is
00:35:18
very important to know to Cook relates to
00:35:20
cooking food using heat treatment
00:35:23
this is a general concept for such terms How
00:35:25
to bake boil stew stew And so on
00:35:28
You can either cook scrambled eggs
00:35:31
lasagna fish stew dinner and so on All
00:35:34
this requires heat treatment
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for example
00:35:37
to Fish You know how to cook
00:35:40
fish to make - this is to cook something without
00:35:43
using heat treatment you assemble a
00:35:46
dish from ready-made ingredients That is,
00:35:48
if you are preparing a salad you can’t say You
00:35:52
can Make or prepare a sandwich
00:35:54
sandwich salad and so on this is according to the
00:35:57
classics Although Native speakers are increasingly beginning
00:35:59
to use to make even in relation to
00:36:01
heat treatment. Well, for now this is still
00:36:04
a trend and not a rule, the choice between Cook
00:36:06
and Make also depends on the version of the
00:36:08
English language or dialect, for example,
00:36:10
Americans more often say to make egs
00:36:13
to cook scrambled eggs despite
00:36:15
heat treatment also concerns options to
00:36:17
cook dinner to make dinner or to
00:36:20
Cook dinner the verb to prepare has the
00:36:23
broadest meaning it can include
00:36:25
to Cook and
00:36:27
in fact can be applied to any dish
00:36:29
for example it
00:36:33
took her 2 hours to prepare dinner
00:36:37
literally it took her 2 hours to
00:36:39
prepare dinner but however, this
00:36:42
meaning is not very popular in
00:36:44
English most
00:36:46
often means To prepare or prepare
00:36:49
ingredients for further cooking
00:36:51
for example
00:36:53
we have prepared to cook
00:37:01
their general meaning is to place something
00:37:03
somewhere put or put a popular
00:37:05
verb in colloquial English means a
00:37:08
quick careless movement to put or
00:37:13
put less often, I put the keys in my
00:37:17
pocket, you can put the dishes in
00:37:19
the sink or in the
00:37:21
sink, put this neat,
00:37:24
purposeful movement in a
00:37:26
horizontal position, something that cannot
00:37:28
stand vertically on its own,
00:37:30
for example, a newspaper, flowers or clothes.
00:37:33
For example,
00:37:36
She put flowers on
00:37:40
the grave, he put a spoon on the
00:37:43
table - this is also a neat,
00:37:45
purposeful movement place or
00:37:48
place put or put it doesn't
00:37:51
matter vertically or
00:37:54
horizontally we placed
00:37:57
the size
00:38:00
of it She carefully laid out the napkins on the
00:38:06
table he put or put or
00:38:09
placed the phone on the wireless
00:38:14
charger I put or placed the dish in the
00:38:17
center of
00:38:20
the table both verbs know to take something in
00:38:22
hands but the character is taking to
00:38:25
take usually neutral A grab is to
00:38:29
grab take sharply aggressively
00:38:31
for example Don't grab Turn Don't grab
00:38:35
wait your turn say for example
00:38:37
parents to a child at
00:38:40
the table She grabbed her bag and
00:38:47
left the thief snatched my phone right out of
00:38:50
my hand besides GRA has a figurative
00:38:53
meaning to grab something In the sense of taking
00:38:56
or taking a place at a table and so on for
00:38:58
example
00:39:01
grab a loaf of bread please from the shelf
00:39:04
in the supermarket for example take it and put it
00:39:06
in the basket you can even say
00:39:09
figuratively Let's have lunch Let's grab
00:39:12
grab
00:39:15
lunch sleep a little you'll grab a little
00:39:18
sleep as if a request or
00:39:25
instruction different meanings Please is
00:39:28
used in requests can give me a
00:39:30
Pen Please Give me a pen please
00:39:33
literally you can give me a pen
00:39:35
Please Please Help me Here
00:39:38
please help me with this verbatim
00:39:40
Help me here Welcome is used in
00:39:43
response to gratitude in the meaning Always
00:39:45
please or neza What for example thanks
00:39:48
for Coffee Thanks for the coffee Welcome
00:39:51
please No thanks for ADV
00:39:55
Thank you for the advice
00:39:58
please No for nothing also Welcome
00:40:00
is used independently in the meaning to
00:40:02
welcome something approve
00:40:04
support meet With joy
00:40:06
for example I Welcome decision I
00:40:09
welcome or approve your decision
00:40:11
Welcome The ches they happily
00:40:14
welcomed Or approved these
00:40:16
changes to drink it to have to have
00:40:20
can mean drink and even eat
00:40:22
literally as if to [ __ ] food or drink
00:40:24
take in and Although for example I'm
00:40:27
Drinking Coffee a grammatically correct
00:40:29
sentence native speakers prefer to
00:40:31
say I 'm having Coffee in spoken
00:40:34
English and when you eat or have eaten
00:40:36
it is better to say not I ATE a sandwich an
00:40:39
Hour ago A I had a sandwich an Hour ago I ate a sandwich an Hour ago it is
00:40:44
always clear from the context whether I had a sandwich
00:40:46
whether I had it or I he ate verbs ATE
00:40:49
it drink is usually used when we
00:40:52
say what we do but do not specify
00:40:54
What exactly we eat or drink
00:40:59
they ate when I adj
00:41:03
he opened the can and
00:41:07
drank greedily you need to drink or drink usually
00:41:10
in this context they mean water without
00:41:13
specifying What drink more often correlates with
00:41:17
alcohol he
00:41:25
drinks a lot of alcohol if that drink is to drink
00:41:28
anything then to drink always means
00:41:31
to drink alcohol I need drink always
00:41:33
means I need to drink alcohol now let’s
00:41:36
work with complete sentences let me
00:41:38
remind you that we work with blocks of 1
00:41:41
minute each repeated repetitions and
00:41:43
rewind more effectively and
00:41:45
the sentence will be remembered as models after
00:41:48
working out the simulator in blocks, you can
00:41:49
train the entire simulator working on
00:41:52
endurance speed reaction cohesion
00:41:54
and fluency of speech let's go
00:41:58
Don't lie
00:42:04
I'm wondering why he did
00:42:13
this they charge 100 dollars per
00:42:25
hour Try not to make
00:42:30
mistakes
00:42:33
mes he stayed
00:42:37
at home
00:42:40
Home please check everything
00:42:45
twice Please
00:42:50
dou can't stand
00:42:55
Brian
00:43:01
women usually live longer than
00:43:12
men I'm learning English Next
00:43:15
month I'm going abroad
00:43:27
she offered me
00:43:33
a job
00:43:39
me I have experienced or sensed the same
00:43:50
emotions when I'm tired I usually make
00:43:55
mistakes
00:44:02
My father offered to take us to the
00:44:18
airport. You know how to cook
00:44:25
fish, you
00:44:27
can make me some
00:44:37
sandwiches, she was worried that she couldn’t
00:44:48
help, don’t disturb me,
00:44:54
leave me alone, don’t bother me, I’m
00:45:04
busy, you can put the dishes in
00:45:13
the sink, he put the spoon on
00:45:21
[music]
00:45:24
the table, I put the dish in the center
00:45:33
[music]
00:45:35
table I want to test your
00:45:46
skills the auto mechanic repaired or
00:45:48
fixed the faulty
00:45:54
brakes
00:46:01
You have a month To fix or
00:46:04
solve
00:46:11
it don't grab wait your
00:46:21
turn Try it Well
00:46:35
how does it
00:46:41
taste
00:46:46
delicious how does it
00:46:54
taste like
00:47:01
chicken try
00:47:05
This Try it Try
00:47:09
This it's usually very cold here
00:47:18
winter
00:47:21
Wi I think he acted alone
00:47:32
Thank you for the
00:47:37
coffee please No
00:47:44
problem he
00:47:51
drinks a lot I welcome I approve of your
00:47:54
decision
00:48:01
I put the keys in my
00:48:08
pocket she was still angry
00:48:19
Stay and after dinner with
00:48:24
us
00:48:28
they will check your ID
00:48:30
or
00:48:38
passport She carefully laid out the napkins
00:48:41
on
00:48:48
[music]
00:48:50
table I was born in 2004
00:49:01
she studies
00:49:08
languages ​​he went to Germany a year
00:49:19
ago They offered to have dinner
00:49:24
together
00:49:29
She agreed but did it her way
00:49:40
d proposed to have dinner
00:49:50
together a thief snatched my phone right out of
00:49:53
my
00:49:54
hand
00:50:04
I can cook
00:50:12
scrambled eggs Sorry for bothering
00:50:20
you the kids are annoying me with their
00:50:24
questions
00:50:32
I'm worried I'm worried or worried about
00:50:40
you we put or positioned the sofa
00:50:43
in the
00:50:51
corner He remained calm and acted
00:50:54
quickly
00:51:02
they went through
00:51:09
a lot I would like to try
00:51:17
this I need a
00:51:24
drink
00:51:25
met Or approved of these
00:51:34
changes She grabbed her bag and
00:51:43
left She wants to feel more joy in
00:51:54
life
00:51:56
I'm studying at the
00:52:03
University You know she
00:52:14
can't stand it she only has 10 minutes to do the
00:52:24
work
00:52:26
Emma usually makes mistakes when she's
00:52:28
tired
00:52:38
we should try out or test the
00:52:41
app to check or
00:52:42
see how it
00:52:54
works I taught myself how to
00:53:03
swim we went to China twice a
00:53:13
year I managed to prepare a very
00:53:16
tasty
00:53:24
salad would you like a
00:53:27
coffee would you like a
00:53:30
Coffee No thanks don't worry or
00:53:33
no
00:53:36
need No thanks Don't
00:53:41
bother Tell me how to solve this
00:53:47
problem
00:53:52
Trouble grab a loaf of bread please Would you
00:54:02
like to try
00:54:11
this thanks for the
00:54:18
advice please You're
00:54:24
welcome
00:54:25
The Beatles were formed or formed
00:54:28
in
00:54:29
1960
00:54:39
The they tested My app and
00:54:42
were satisfied
00:54:54
satisfied
00:54:56
You need a drink You need a
00:55:00
drink Need to
00:55:03
Dr 200 countries were represented at the
00:55:19
Olympics he managed to fix a glitch or
00:55:22
glitch in the
00:55:24
app
00:55:32
He always lied to me I can’t stand him
00:55:44
I was able to control
00:55:47
my
00:55:54
emotions
00:55:56
I had a stomach ache and I was
00:56:06
vomiting We placed an ad on
00:56:13
Facebook
00:56:16
Facebook she deleted many
00:56:19
phone numbers and shortened
00:56:23
the list
00:56:33
she put flowers on the
00:56:42
grave she
00:56:51
was silent I couldn’t delete
00:56:53
the application
00:57:01
I didn’t want to worry
00:57:08
my mother we prepared everything to
00:57:11
cook the
00:57:20
fish I stopped at
00:57:23
the hotel
00:57:30
Let's test your
00:57:39
knowledge She cleared the dirty dishes from the
00:57:50
table I'm going to go to Denver
00:57:53
next weekend
00:58:04
Chloe came home early to cook
00:58:17
dinner I found out about the accident
00:58:23
in the morning
00:58:29
we usually have cold winters and warm
00:58:35
summers
00:58:40
Wi I avoid meeting him I try not to
00:58:43
date with
00:58:49
him the tooth was removed
00:58:53
quickly
00:59:00
he named everyone except
00:59:08
me people usually think that money will not
00:59:11
affect their
00:59:23
personality I decided to apply to the
00:59:37
University of Manchester He agreed but it didn’t
00:59:48
matter anymore excellent For better
00:59:51
practice of individual forms of
00:59:53
sentences, I recommend first dividing a
00:59:55
large simulator into fragments for one
00:59:58
minute at a time and work through the same
00:59:59
fragment repeatedly in a circle until you
01:00:02
can say it easily and without
01:00:04
errors during a pause, several dozen
01:00:07
repetitions of several sentences work
01:00:09
wonders. Believe me, this will increase the
01:00:11
efficiency of learning English
01:00:13
tenfold; the brain perfectly absorbs
01:00:15
small portions with repeated repetitions.
01:00:17
repeating after this, you can combine the
01:00:20
worked fragments into small blocks
01:00:22
and after working out the simulator in
01:00:24
fragments, you can start
01:00:27
working through the entire simulator as a
01:00:29
final workout in order to
01:00:31
loop the selected fragment on a
01:00:33
laptop or computer. Use the
01:00:34
Looper for YouTube extension. This way you
01:00:37
can select the desired passage of the simulator
01:00:39
and set the required number of repetitions
01:00:42
of this fragment when working on a phone or
01:00:44
tablet, you can use a series of
01:00:46
double quick taps on the left side of
01:00:48
the screen to rewind back to the beginning
01:00:51
of the fragment, works through the selected
01:00:53
sentence or f until they
01:01:00
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Глаголы – это то, без чего нельзя заговорить на английском. В этом видео вы узнаете и потренируете на тренажерах важные нюансы разговорного английского. Сегодня у нас новая порция глаголов. 50 глаголов, от сто пятидесятого до двухсотого, в списке самых важных глаголов английского языка. 🟢Поддержать канал на PATREON https://www.patreon.com/smartalex Глагол – это самая главная часть речи. Все крутится вокруг глагола. Знаете глаголы и умеете пользоваться их формами – вы уже можете говорить. Местоимение плюс глагол и у вас уже есть предложение. После этого видео вы будете воспроизводить эти 50 глаголов и их формы через полсекунды. Сначала мы поработаем с этими глаголами по отдельности, в быстром темпе. Потом мы поработаем с ними в парах в разных формах. И только после этого мы отработаем ваши разговорные навыки в полных предложениях и ситуациях. А также мы разберем и уточним значения и употребления глаголов, с которыми постоянно допускают ошибки в речи. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ТАЙМ-КОД 00:00 Анонс. О чем будет видео 00:53 Зачем тренировать глаголы? Почему глаголы так важны? 03:25 To TEST и to CHECK 04:14 To STUDY и to LEARN 05:19 To GO и to TRAVEL 06:22 To FIX и to REPAIR 07:49 ТРЕНАЖЕР 1. En – Ru. Английские глаголы по отдельности. 13:32 ТРЕНАЖЕР 2. Ru – En. Английские глаголы по отдельности. 18:35 To REMAIN и to STAY 19:59 To TEND to do и USUALLY do 21:05 To TASTE и to TRY 22:49 To WORRY, to DISTURB и to BOTHER 25:11 Как работать на тренажере с большей эффективностью 25:35 ТРЕНАЖЕР 3. Ru – En. Английские глаголы в парах и фразах 32:57 CAN’T BEAR и CAN’T STAND 33:54 To SUGGEST и to OFFER 35:09 To COOK, to MAKE и to PREPARE 37:00 To PLACE, to PUT и to LAY 38:21 To GRAB и to TAKE 39:23 PLEASE и YOU ARE WELCOME 40:19 To DRINK и to HAVE 41:39 Как эффективно работать на тренажере с английскими глаголами в предложениях 42:00 ТРЕНАЖЕР 4. Ru – En. Английские глаголы в предложениях и ситуациях 59:51 Итоги, советы и рекомендации --------------------------------------------------------------------- СПИСОК ГЛАГОЛОВ В ЭТОМ ВИДЕО: to describe описывать to shoot стрелять, застрелить to answer отвечать (на вопрос) to remain оставаться (неизменным, не меняться) to face сталкиваться (с проблемами) to bear терпеть, вынести to wonder интересоваться, задаваться вопросом, хотеть знать to study учиться, изучать to apply применять; подавать документы/заявку to manage удаваться, справляться, смочь to reduce уменьшить, сократить to adapt приспосабливать(ся), адаптировать(ся) to travel путешествовать, ездить to name назвать, дать название to suggest предлагать to remove удалить, убрать to cook готовить (термообработка еды) to welcome приветствовать, одобрять, поддерживать, встречать с радостью to improve улучшать(ся) to control контролировать, управлять to compare сравнивать to drink пить (вообще), выпивать (алкоголь) to test проверять, испытывать, тестировать to experience испытывать, пережить (на собственном опыте), иметь дело с to worry волноваться, переживать to treat относиться к, лечить to matter иметь значение, быть важным to affect влиять на to form формировать, образовывать to fill наполнять, заполнять to burn гореть, сжигать to act действовать, поступать to tend (to do) обычно (делать), иметь тенденцию, быть склонным к to place поместить, разместить, поставить, положить to avoid (doing) избегать, стараться не (делать) to agree соглашаться to recognize узнавать (по внешности) to charge брать плату, заряжать to lie врать, лгать to enter входить, вводить to fix исправить, починить to grab схватить, сграбастать to touch касаться, трогать to design разрабатывать, проектировать to discover открыть, обнаружить, узнать to taste быть на вкус, попробовать на вкус to fail не удаваться, не получиться, провалиться to represent представлять (кого-то/собой), быть представителем to hurt болеть (о боли), ранить, пострадать to vomit рвать, блевать, стошнить #английскийязык #разговорныйанглийский #разговорныефразы #разговорныйанглийский #грамматикаанглийскогоязыка #урокианглийскогоязыка #английскийдляначинающих #каквыучитьанглийскийязык #английскийпоплейлистам #полиглот #полиглотанглийский #топ100ангийскихглаголов #английскиеглаголы #пассивванглийском #presentsimple #pastsimple #futuresimple #presentperfect

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