Hello everyone and welcome to English with Lucy.
Today I have a very special guest.
This is.
– Harry.
– From the channel.
– Real English with real teachers.
Welcome.
– Hello. – Nice to be here.
– So, we miss a gang member, do not we?
We miss Charlie
Who also works with Harry
On Real English with real teacher channel.
What’s the problem with Charlie?
– Charlie had a ski accident,
So he can not join us today.
He is bedridden.
– Bedridden, yes, he can not get out of bed.
He recovers in bed.
I saw his x-ray.
Shoulder fracture.
– Yes. – not nice.
– You can see it.
It shows so.
– URG.
– Yes, it’s rank.
– It’s not for the heartless.
– No, not them.
Nice expression.
– Thank.
Well, so you’ve seen my video guys
About five tips to help you improve
English conversation.
If you have not already seen it,
You can take a look here
In that video, I asked you guys
If you want to see something about interventions.
But in fact, to show interventions,
You need a partner, someone else too.
So, I thought I had got Harry here,
Let’s do it together.
– What is the intervention?
– Well, the intervention is a word or phrase
That language can be used to show a feeling
Or passion, so it is usually.
– Oh true.
– Yes, it’s commonly used in spoken English,
They can be used in English writing too,
As in the stories if the author wants to appear
How can a personality feel.
– Very useful.
We use a lot of them in British English, do not we?
– We use a lot, we really do.
The thing is, if you want to improve your conversation,
You really need to know how to use the interventions
It also understands them.
– Sure, definitely.
– Yes, ’cause they’re different in different languages.
Therefore, today we have chosen the top ten interventions
Used by English speakers
I want to help you understand them
We hope to be able to use it.
So let’s get started.
– Let’s do it. – Yes.
Well, so the first intervention
We are going to talk about it is Hmmm.
– Hmmm. – Hmmm.
Now, what hmmm, when can you use Hmmm?
– Hmmm, maybe when you’re going to think about something.
– Yes, you can use Hmmm to show
If you’re thinking about something.
So, it would be good if you were asked a question
And you want to earn a little extra time
To think about an answer.
– Hmmm. – OK.
This is something I mentioned in my previous report
Because many speakers will say, ehhh, ehhh.
– Yes.
– So we tend to say Hmmm,
With mouth closed.
This is simply because your mouth stays open
In front of someone else is considered a lack of literature in English.
– Yes, yes, close the mouth.
Yes, especially for students who do
IELTS and Cambridge.
– Yes really.
– For this, yes, and as Lucy said,
Earn this extra time to think,
And say it in the English (British) way, not ehhh, ehhh, ehhh,
Hmmm says, this is an interesting issue, Hmmm.
– Hmmm, yes, yes, and so you will look more like an English citizen (British)
Do not say ehhh and you say Hmmm.
– Yes. – It’s very very polite.
– She’s very polite, yes, yes.
– Well, the next stage is Geez.
– Kyle Geese.
– OK. – OK.
Brief, I mean, where you think
Geez where did she come from?
– Hmmm, maybe our friend Jesus.
– It comes from Jesus’ word
It is usually used to express trauma
Or discontent.
– Yes, agreed.
– So, I can say it in two different ways.
If I were to say, Geez, what would I show?
– Maybe annoyance.
Maybe someone did something
You did not like him.
– Yes.
– The third intervention we have chosen for you
It is View
-View.
Usually coupled with the hand on the forehead.
– Yes. -View.
-View.
– We will use the intervention to show satisfaction
You feel comfortable about something.
So, maybe I run to catch the bus
And then I see that he did not arrive
Or maybe it’s delayed, I would say, “Ah, fyo.”
Praise be to Allaah.
– Yes, you know, yes, so I was very satisfied with what happened.
I have already said that today.
– Did you do? – Yes Yes.
– what happened?
– I, and Lucy, had real problems with trains today
I thought I would miss the train
I’d be late for Lucy
Then I was able to catch up with the train
I said.
– View. -View, View
– But the funny thing is that I was on a similar train
I was too late.
So, in fact, we both were late,
So there was no problem anyway.
– No, no.
– it was good.
Therefore, the intervention four
Not sorry.
Oops.
Oops.
– This example I think is universally known
– Yes.
– The Spanish people tend to say so, like.
.
Oops
– When do we use pardon?
– When you do something cling.
When you do something wrong,
Something you do not want to do.
– Something is not very serious.
– Yes, like.
– We can sometimes say Opsy Dayzy
This is a common British (British) saying, I would say,
If not English,
Perhaps by and large a British English expression
– Yes, I can not imagine
An American person says
Opsy Dayzy
do you know what?
We probably find someone in the comments
To say no, I’m an American and I use it all the time.
So, yes.
So tell us
If you are an American and you are using this expression.
The number five is ahem.
– A ship. – A ship.
– A ship.
– What does it mean?
– Well, it’s to show that; Remove the rattle from the throat
Get ready to say something, okay?
Maybe you have something that someone crosses.
So, she says,
I want to say something,
Allow me to interrupt you.
– Well, so if you’re talking to you.
– A ship.
I want to talk now.
– I did it nicely.
– Many people often say it
Before delivering a speech.
– I knock on the glass cup
Then go to ahem.
I’m going to give a speech.
mmm
This has many meanings.
We were just discussing that we use it a lot
To show agreement, we agree with someone.
– i.
– And so, yes, we will talk
And Harry will be MMM, always agree with me.
, It’s because you are very acceptable.
– Oh, thank you, Harry.
We also use it if we see something delicious,
We can say.
– Yes, with different recuperation, a little longer.
Yes, where the wave.
mmm – worn.
– Can you say that if you see someone
And you think they were attractive?
Yes I would.
(Laughs Lucy and Harry)
There are many different ways.
I think it really depends
On body language however.
– Yes, certainly, agreed.
– But if you want to show that you’ve agreed with someone,
Without interrupting them say yes, yes,
Right, all the time,
ADN uses (mmmmmm)
You can show that you agree.
– Yes, can be used in meeting,
At a business meeting, mmmmm.
– Thus, for one,
How do you show that you do not agree?
– mm. – mm / mm mm.
– Ah, mm / mm mm. – And therefore.
– Ah, I was bored.
With my students, if they said something wrong.
– MHM.
– or if they are.
(Harry laughs)
Or I think if, yes, they were wrong in grammar
I want them to realize,
I say mm.
– Well well, so we show suspicion,
We show that we do not agree with anyone
If we went mmm, in a kind of dialect tone.
– Yes. Or what you said
– which I said is mm / mm mm.
– The next intervention today is Yikes.
– Yikes. – Yikes.
– Yes.
– When do we say that?
– We can tell Yikes to show a negative shock
For something, usually something negative.
– Oh alright.
– So, when I saw Charlie’s broken bone,
Yikes, that sounds painful, yes.
Yes, so Yikes.
– This is a good example to say Yikes.
Yes, yes, which I thought,
That’s a little disgusting, yikes.
– Yikes, Yikes.
Now, the next expression in our way to talk about
Really British, really
This is something we say all the time,
So much so that I actually have to cut it
Of my videos too much.
It is “so”.
Therefore, so is the word that I use
To start talking.
So, I know I’m going to say something,
So I’ll say so, next we’re going to talk about it,
Indeed it is not the best practice to say so much
But it can be very useful for you
If you want to take the speech exam
‘Cause again, to gain a bit of extra time.
– Yes Yes.
– What do you think?
– And so, I think it’s really good.
So, yes, he.
Ah, I did this, so yes.
It’s a way of moving from one idea
Or one step in a conversation to another
Or to create intervals between your recitations
Or the words you say.
– Exactly, therefore, I think it is really good to use.
– Yes, the next phrase is divine.
– Gosh. – Gosh.
Gosh.
And when to say it?
– Well, we often say, my God
But sometimes it is good not to mention God
Instead we replace it with my God,
Gosh,
And then can be reduced to just divine
Or my God or my God.
– Yes and I think it’s traditional,
People were very careful not to be infidels, right?
– Exactly, do not use the name of God in vain.
– Yes, exactly, yes,
So people were saying, my God.
– Gosh.
– because if they say, my God,
Their grandmother says.
– Do not disbelieve, yes.
– Yes, do not speak badly about God,
It’s not his problem.
– Yes, so God is unacceptable
At present in Britain, it may be in America though.
They are more religious there.
– Yes.
– Well, this is our lesson on interventions.
I hope you liked it, and I hope you learned something.
Do not forget to check out Harry’s channel,
English with true real teachers
And we’ve done a bunch of videos together.
There you will find a video
For the use of pairing (diodes)
– Yes really. – Yes.
Therefore, a few associations are important,
Especially if you want to avoid embarrassing situations.
– Yes sure.
So, these two pairs of words
One word is very nice word, like beach,
Another word is not very nice
It can offend someone.
– Yes, do not forget to contact with me
On both social media,
I have Facebook and I also have Instagram
We will see you soon for another lesson.
(Kissing)
(Music optimistic)
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