Englisch lernen - Practising verbs and adjectives

0:00Hallo und herzlich willkommen, schön, dass du bei der heutigen Podcastfolge wieder dabei bist und bevor wir starten noch ein kurzer Hinweis, wenn du dann englisch noch schneller voranbringen möchtest, kannst du jetzt 10 Online-Stunden Live Coaching 1 zu 1 mit mir zum Sonderpreis von 290 Euro buchen. Schreibt mir dazu einfach eine E-Mail an infoetspeedlearning.academy, englische Schreibweise und dann vereinbaren wir die Termine. Also, ich freue mich auf dich und jetzt viel Spaß mit dieser Podcastfolge. Macht dich bereit für eine ganz besondere Erfahrung, Zeig der Welt, was du drauf hast. Lerne Englisch mit Speedlearning. Hallo und herzlich willkommen zur heutigen Podcastfolge für alle die, die ein Abo an der Speedlearning International School haben für dieses Arbeiter-Training um Englisch zu lernen. Wir sind bei Video 44 und du kannst dir jetzt wieder überlegen, ob du dir die Texte

1:07runterladen möchtest von deinem Kurs um dem ganzen zu folgen oder ob du zum Beispiel auch diesen Text wieder als Diktat verwenden möchtest, um deine schriftlichen Fähigkeiten zu verbessern und sie anschließend mit dem Originaltext vergleichst. Heute werde ich die Übung erst wieder demonstrieren, danach hast du Zeit und Glegenheit um die Übung selbst zu machen. Also, schneide ich an, wir starten durch, hier kommt wieder unser Arbeiter-Johnnissen. Hallo Johnnissen, how are you doing? How do you do? Hello. Today we're going to practice some adjectives in the verbs from the previous videos. Alright. We'll start with simple questions first. Okay. So, just answer as you see fit. Good. I will give you a moment to answer following the question and then give two examples of answers. Perfect. If you are ready, then let and begin. Let's begin. Here comes the first question. Are your shoes old or new? My shoes are new, nail new.

2:11First answer choice. My shoes are old. Second answer choice. My shoes are new. Do you feel old or young? I feel so young, younger than ever. First answer choice. I feel old. Second answer choice. I feel young. Third question. Do you usually go to bed early or late? I usually go to bed. Well, late maybe. First answer choice. I usually go to bed early. Second answer choice. I usually go to bed late. Fourth question. Do you have a big nose or a small nose? Well, I would say I have a normal nose, but otherwise I've got a big nose maybe. First answer choice. I have a big nose. Second answer choice. I have a small nose.

3:12Fifth question. Do you see well or badly at night? Well, I'm really blind at night, to be honest. I see very badly. First answer choice. I see well at night. Second answer choice. I see badly at night. Sixth question. Do you think an unconditional basic income is right or wrong? Oh, I think it's an unconditional basic income is absolutely right. First answer option. I think an unconditional basic income is right. Second answer choice. I think an unconditional basic income is wrong. Very good. Now let's play with the adjectives a bit more. Just repeat after me. All right. I am older than my sister. I am older than my sister. That's by the way true. But my brother is the oldest of the three of us. But my brother is the oldest of the three of us. Michael is younger than Alex. Michael is younger than Alex. Alex is younger than Maria.

4:13Alex is younger than Maria. Alex is youngest of all. Alex is youngest of all. My colleague comes to the office later than me. My colleague comes to the office later than me. But our boss comes to the office the latest of all. That's typical stuff. My mother gets up earlier in the morning than I do. My mother gets up early in the morning than I do. Not anymore. But my father gets up the earliest of all. My father gets up the latest at all, to be honest. aber mein BROTHER hat das größte Haus in den VILGE. Mein Bruder ist im größten Haus in den VILGE. Mein Bruder ist sauber und meinen Pferenztkar. Mein Bruder ist sauber und mein Pferenztkar. Mein Arn hat sauber in der Welt am meisten. Mein Arn hat sauber in den Welt am meisten. Das ist der Bein, ichatar, der Peano mindestens besser than my neighbour. Aber mein Unkel plays the best piano of all of us. Mein Unkel plays the best piano of all of us. My cousin plays football worse than me.

5:15My cousin plays football worse than me. But my grandpa plays the worst football of all of us. My grandpa plays the worst football of all of us. So, done for the day. Bye. Bye bye. Yes. Also, du siehst jede Menge Potenzial. Und am Ende auch die Vergleiche. Spielen ein bisschen damit rum. Variiere sie, überlege dir alternative Aussagen und Adaptiere die Aussagen. Danach entsprechen sie, dass sie auf dein Leben einfach passen. Das heißt, wenn du zwei Bruder hast, dann lasst die Schwester weg. Wenn du zwei Schwester hast, lasst den Bruder weg. Wenn dein Opa mittlerweile verstorben ist, spielt er wahrscheinlich auch kein Fußball mehr und bedingt. Dann kombiniere es einfach so, wie du es für dich vertreten kannst und für sinnvoll hältst. Jetzt hab viel Spaß und ja, mal schauen, wie weit du kommst. Hello.

6:15Today we're going to practice some adjectives and the verbs from the previous videos. We'll start with simple questions first. Please just answer as you see fit. I will give you a moment to answer following the question and then give two examples of answers. If you are ready, then let and begin. Here comes the first question. Are your shoes old or new? First answer choice. My shoes are old. Second answer choice. My shoes are new. Second question. Do you feel old or young? First answer choice. I feel old. Second answer choice. I feel young. Third question. Do you usually go to bed early or late?

7:17First answer choice. I usually go to bed early. Second answer choice. I usually go to bed late. Fourth question. Do you have a big nose or a small nose? First answer choice. I have a big nose. Second answer choice. I have a small nose. Fifth question. Do you see well or badly at night? First answer choice. I see well at night. Second answer choice. I see badly at night. Sixth question. Do you think an unconditional basic income is right or wrong? First answer option. I think an unconditional basic income is right.

8:18Second answer choice. I think an unconditional basic income is wrong. Very good. Now let's play with the adjectives a bit more. Just repeat after me. I am older than my sister. But my brother is the oldest of the three of us. My uncle is younger than Alex. Alex is younger than Maria. Alex is youngest of all. My colleague comes to the office later than me. But our boss comes to the office the latest of all. My mother gets up earlier in the morning than I do. But my father gets up the earliest of all. My house is bigger than my sisters.

9:20But my brother has the biggest house in the village. My car is smaller than my parents' car. But my aunt has the smallest car in the world. My play the piano better than my neighbor. But my uncle plays the best piano of all of us. My cousin plays football worse than me. But my grandpa plays the worst football of all of us. So done for the day. Bye. I want to talk about the 100 most common expressions of the English language with German translation. The complete vocabulary is the first 100 avatavideos after frequency sorting.

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