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Today, you're going to learn how to talk 00:00
about your daily routine and your habits. 00:01
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Start the word count and let's go. 00:33
So how do you talk about 00:35
your daily routine and habits? 00:37
Let's get into it. 00:39
Right now, we're at 00:40
the Petronas Twin Towers. 00:41
If you guys know what city this is in, 00:44
let me know in the comments. 00:46
If you're from. 00:47
This city, let me know in the comments. 00:49
And if you're from this 00:51
country, let me know as well. 00:52
But anyways, morning routine. 00:53
We will talk about that. 00:55
But first, let's find 00:56
a better place to go 00:57
talk about that using 00:58
comprehensible input. 01:00
So right now I'm going to 01:01
walk down these stairs here. 01:02
This is a bright yellow 01:05
line so you don't trip. 01:06
But only the first step has that. these 01:07
two other steps do not. 01:09
But I guess you only need one bright 01:11
yellow line to notice it. 01:14
What do you think? 01:16
Do you think it's safer to have all of them 01:16
with a bright yellow 01:18
line or just the top step? 01:19
I think it's safer to have them all. 01:21
But I think this is 01:23
just for blind people. 01:24
Do you think so? 01:25
I don't think a blind 01:26
person could see that. 01:27
Now, usually there is 01:28
some sort of bumpy stuff. 01:29
So when they feel it 01:31
with their walking stick. 01:31
But this just looks painted on. 01:33
Yeah. 01:35
So right now we are heading to a very 01:36
beautiful area that a lot of people go 01:39
to start their morning routine. 01:41
So that is where we will 01:43
also start our morning routine. 01:44
But right now you can see we are just 01:46
outside of these towers. 01:48
There is a nice row of trees here and 01:49
there are also benches you can sit on. 01:51
This is a nice area to come and relax. 01:54
But right now we're going to head into 01:57
this building and walk through it. 01:58
OK, guys, we're in a mall right now. 02:11
And usually going to a mall isn't really 02:13
part of my morning routine. 02:15
I almost never come to a mall. 02:17
But today it is part 02:19
of my morning routine. 02:20
So we're going to the mall to check out a 02:22
store called Decathalon where you can 02:23
buy things. But usually it's 02:25
not part of my morning routine. 02:27
So you can say I 02:29
almost never do this thing. 02:29
I almost never go to 02:31
the mall in the morning. 02:33
If I do go to the mall, 02:34
it's usually in the afternoon. 02:35
What about you? Going to 02:37
the malls in the morning? 02:38
Yeah, is it part of your morning routine? 02:40
I'd say no. No. 02:42
You don't have a habit of doing that. 02:44
No, unless I stay really close to one, 02:46
then I usually don't. 02:48
That's true. 02:50
OK, what do you guys 02:51
think of this hat for me? 02:51
What do you think, Leon? 02:54
The back looks a little funny because 02:55
your hair. You just have so much hair. 02:57
Yeah, I think I just prefer a normal hat 02:59
because this makes me look like really 03:01
dumb, like a mushroom. 03:02
I think you have too much hair for that. 03:05
Then again, most girls wear this. 03:07
I don't know how they wear 03:08
it and make this look good. 03:09
Like shout out to the women, bro. 03:11
For real. 03:13
Shout out women. 03:13
Shout out every woman ever for 03:14
for being a woman, I guess. 03:18
Let's try out this hat. 03:19
Honestly, I feel like I would wear this. 03:21
You don' t want to see 03:23
the side point of view. 03:24
This looks so funny. 03:26
Yeah, I can't wear those 03:28
because my face is too round. 03:29
This makes me look like a... 03:31
Like a... 03:32
Oh, Teletubby. 03:33
No, like, you know, 03:34
like literally a Teletubby. 03:35
No, but you know, like the train, like 03:36
Thomas the Tank Engine. 03:38
Yeah. 03:40
Like just like round face. 03:40
And also like a Teletubby. 03:42
Yeah, you know what I'm talking about. 03:43
Yeah, I know what you're talking about. 03:45
You know, insert 03:46
Leon's face in a Teletubby. 03:46
OK, guys, so now we are at KLCC Park. 03:51
KLCC Park. 03:55
We're going to start talking about our 03:56
daily routine and habits. 03:57
So you can divide that 03:59
into three categories. 04:00
Your morning routine, your afternoon 04:01
routine and your evening routine. 04:03
So those are the three parts of the day 04:05
and you could divide 04:07
them all into separate 04:08
routines when you talk about 04:10
your daily routine and habits. 04:11
OK, so here are four useful words you can 04:14
use when talking 04:17
about your daily routine. 04:18
I always, I usually, I 04:19
sometimes and I never. 04:23
I always means; every day. 04:25
I usually means; most days. 04:29
I sometimes means; not every day. 04:32
And I never means; zero days. 04:35
So you never do it. 04:39
So out of all the days of the week, you 04:40
never do this activity. 04:42
Those are four important words you can 04:44
use when talking about your daily 04:46
routine and habits. Now let's make a 04:48
couple of sentences 04:50
using those four words. 04:50
I always have a shower in the morning. 04:52
I usually eat lunch in the 04:55
afternoon, but not always. 04:57
And in the evening, I sometimes go out to 05:00
a restaurant to eat. 05:03
And something I never 05:05
do at all throughout 05:06
the whole day is I never eat breakfast. 05:08
I never eat breakfast ever. 05:11
Now it's your turn. 05:13
Make me a sentence 05:15
using each of those words. 05:15
I always, I usually, 05:18
I sometimes, I never. 05:20
Make a sentence now. 05:22
And if you want to practice even more, 05:23
take a video of yourself 05:25
saying these sentences out loud. 05:26
You can also write your 05:29
answers in the comments. 05:30
And I will tell you if your sentence is 05:32
right or if it needs improvement. 05:33
Okay. This park is pretty nice. 05:36
What do you think of it so far? 05:38
So far, this park looks 05:39
really well maintained. 05:40
I don't see any garbage or 05:41
anything that shouldn't be there. 05:43
It does seem fairly popular. 05:44
It is the middle of the day and there are 05:46
quite a few people out. 05:48
Yeah. One thing I would add to that is 05:50
that it seems kind of small or does it go 05:51
like a lot further that way? 05:54
From what I'm seeing, 05:56
it's like it's kind of small. 05:56
Yeah. In my opinion, it's not super huge. 05:58
We are in the center 06:00
of the city right now. 06:00
Yeah. But it does go that way. 06:02
And then over there is a 06:04
aquarium over there. To That... 06:06
Yeah. To that side. 06:09
There's a large aquarium. 06:11
Like Central Park is probably and 06:12
arguably the most famous 06:14
park out of all the parks. 06:15
When you think of a park inside a city, 06:17
usually you think of Central Park, right? 06:19
Yeah, that's I think I'd argue it's the 06:21
most famous park in the world. 06:22
Yeah. Like usually when I think of a park 06:24
in a city, I think of 06:26
Central Park and that park is huge. 06:27
And there are so many 06:29
movies that feature Central Park. 06:29
Like one off the top of my head is Elf. 06:31
Elf is like a very 06:33
popular Christmas movie. 06:34
And it features a lot of scenes in 06:36
Central Park during the winter. 06:38
But yeah, this park is quite nice. 06:40
See on the ground here, 06:42
are those ants or what? 06:43
Like what are these? 06:45
Yeah, they look like really small ants. 06:46
I'm not sure if you could see it on 06:48
camera, but they're so small. 06:49
They kind of look like fruit flies to me, 06:51
but I'm pretty sure they're ants. 06:53
Wow. How would you 06:56
guys describe these ants? 06:57
To me, these ants are very tiny, almost 07:00
microscopic, you could say. 07:04
And that's obviously an exaggeration, but 07:06
that just shows you how small they are. 07:08
They're extremely small. 07:10
They don't even look like ants, they look like 07:12
tiny fruit flies to me. 07:13
That's how small they are. 07:15
And they're also quite fast. 07:16
What other words would you use to 07:17
describe those ants? 07:18
I'd say their movements are erratic. 07:20
They're not moving in a 07:22
straight line or following a path. 07:23
They're kind of jerking around. 07:25
Yeah, they're all over the place. 07:27
I'm sure they have orders from the queen, 07:29
from the queen ant. 07:31
But I don't know what those orders are, 07:32
but they're just like all over the place. 07:34
Do you guys see this right here? 07:37
Come a little closer to show them. 07:39
Do you know what this is? 07:40
What is this called? 07:42
That looks like a light to me. 07:43
Yeah. So this is an LED 07:45
light by the looks of it. 07:46
It looks like an LED light. 07:48
And this just turns on at 07:49
night to light up these trees. 07:50
So I'm sure this park at 07:52
night is very beautiful. 07:53
And also right across this park is the 07:55
Petronas Twin Towers, which are beautiful 07:57
at night. The tower lights up at night 07:59
and there are many 08:01
different colors such as 08:02
red, purple, green, blue, black, white. 08:04
And we can see it from 08:07
our apartment, right? 08:08
Yeah, we can see this 08:09
tower from our apartment. 08:10
That's how big it is. 08:11
Tell me, guys, what 08:12
is your favorite color? 08:13
Let me know. 08:15
So some linking words you can use to 08:24
sound more fluent when 08:26
talking about your daily 08:27
routine are then after 08:28
that, later and finally. 08:30
So if I had to talk about my daily 08:34
routine, this is what I 08:35
usually do every morning. 08:37
I always have a shower in the morning. 08:39
After that, I brush my teeth. 08:41
Then I get dressed. 08:43
Later, I go to work. 08:45
And finally, at the end of the day, I 08:47
just kick back, relax 08:49
and watch some TV or just 08:50
scroll through my phone. 08:53
So that's usually what I do in my day. 08:55
In the morning, I just 08:58
get up. In the afternoon 08:59
I work. And in the evening, I relax, 09:01
maybe do a little bit more work. 09:03
And then I go to bed and I 09:04
have the same schedule every day. 09:06
Every morning I wake up at 8 a.m. and 09:08
every night I go to bed at midnight at 12 09:11
a.m. This way I sleep for eight hours and 09:15
then my body wakes up naturally without 09:17
needing an alarm. Now it's your turn. 09:19
What do you usually do in the morning? 09:21
In the morning, I do 09:24
the same thing as you. 09:25
and I sometimes 09:26
drink coffee in the mornings. 09:27
Why not every morning? 09:30
I only drink it when I feel tired or if I 09:31
will need a lot of 09:34
energy throughout the day. 09:35
Yeah, I honestly never drink coffee 09:37
because I don't need it. 09:39
And I hate the taste of coffee. 09:40
What do you do in the afternoon? 09:43
In the afternoon, I always eat lunch. 09:44
You never skip it. 09:47
I usually never skip lunch 09:49
or I'll have a later lunch. 09:50
If anything, I'll skip breakfast and 09:53
maybe dinner, depending 09:55
on how late I eat lunch. 09:56
Are there some situations where you can't 10:00
avoid it and you end up skipping lunch? 10:03
There have been a few situations. 10:05
I'm very busy or I'm 10:07
traveling or even I'm flying. 10:08
And I don't eat 10:10
anything during lunch time. 10:11
Then I would skip it. 10:13
But usually I have a 10:14
meal a day, at least one. 10:15
At least one. 10:17
I mean, I think you need to 10:18
have at least one meal a day. 10:19
Yeah, I would say me and 10:21
Leo have a similar routine. 10:22
We both almost never eat breakfast. 10:23
I never eat breakfast. 10:26
And we always have lunch. 10:27
Usually a late lunch like around 2 p.m. 10:29
and then we have 10:32
dinner around 6 to 8 p.m. 10:32
So our lunch and 10:35
dinner isn't too far apart. 10:36
And that way we don't eat as much, which 10:37
is good because we're 10:40
trying to lose weight. 10:41
And finally, what do 10:42
you do in the evening? 10:44
In the evening, I always take a little 10:45
bit of time to relax, 10:48
especially if I had a 10:50
busy day. I always brush my teeth before 10:50
I go to bed or just after my last meal. 10:53
Do you ever call your 10:56
mom in the evening? or? 10:58
Yes, that's the best time to call my 10:59
family because of the time change. 11:02
So in the evenings I sometimes call my 11:04
family, my mom, my dad 11:07
at least once a week. 11:09
OK, so yeah, you sometimes do. me too 11:11
I sometimes do now you guys answer what 11:13
do you do in the morning? 11:15
in the afternoon? and in 11:17
the evening? OK, you guys. 11:18
Now we're walking kind 11:20
of off the beaten path. 11:21
So the trail or the path is over there. 11:23
And you can see the path is very nice. 11:26
But we are on top of 11:28
this small little hill. 11:29
And there are a lot 11:32
of roots sticking out. 11:33
So you can trip on 11:34
these and sprain your ankle. 11:35
There are a lot of roots, but it's not 11:37
really a big deal since I have the Burks. 11:39
And these things are four by four, 11:41
waterproof, trail proof, rain proof, 11:43
wind proof, sun 11:46
proof. Are they step proof? 11:46
Everything proof. 11:48
OK, so on the right hand side of this 11:50
path, there is a grate, a grate. 11:52
And this is just for water. 11:55
This is actually very deep. 11:56
I did not think it was that deep. 11:58
So you do not want to fall in there. 12:00
But yeah, this grate is just to keep you 12:01
from falling in here. 12:03
And it's on the right 12:05
hand side of this path. 12:06
But if I'm walking that 12:07
way, it's on my left hand side. 12:08
Both ways you can say right 12:10
hand side, left hand side. 12:12
And we just say left hand side and right 12:14
hand side just to be more exact 12:16
when we're saying what side it's on. 12:18
Because right has more 12:21
than one meaning in English. 12:22
Right can be like, yes, you're right. 12:24
But it could also be your 12:26
right side or your right hand. 12:27
Or it could be like writing on a paper. 12:29
Or it could be writing, 12:32
write, write on your paper. 12:33
So it is spelled differently, but it's 12:35
pronounced the same. 12:38
Right. Now I'm going to 12:41
ask you guys three questions. 12:42
And I want you to answer and then check 12:44
the comments for the correct answer. 12:46
Which one of these means 12:48
zero percent of the time? 12:50
Answer and then check the 12:54
comments for the correct answer. 12:55
Choose the best sentence 12:57
out of all these sentences. 12:59
Has your daily routine changed at all 13:18
since you've started traveling? 13:20
I think so. 13:22
I wake up earlier while I'm traveling, 13:23
which is surprising, I guess. 13:25
What time do you wake up? 13:27
Really around 5 a.m. I'm up. 13:28
Around five. Who are you lying to? 13:30
No, it's usually 7.30 to 8. 13:33
I wake up. And then we started going to 13:35
the gym now at around eight o'clock. 13:37
So definitely going to the gym more often 13:40
because it's so close compared to back 13:42
home in Canada, we had to drive to it. 13:45
It's in our building so we can just 13:47
literally go up the 13:49
elevator and then we're 13:49
at the gym, whereas in Canada we have to 13:51
drive 20 minutes to get to the town where 13:53
the gym is. So it is 13:56
really nice and really 13:58
convenient to be able to just walk to the 14:00
gym or just take the elevator. 14:02
It's honestly so convenient. 14:03
I'll definitely miss that convenience. 14:05
It's worth it, in my opinion. 14:07
100 percent. 14:09
Anything else that's changed in your 14:10
daily routine or your daily habits? 14:12
Daily habits. 14:15
Now you don't really 14:16
cook as much, do you? 14:17
No, cooking is not really a thing anymore 14:18
because while we still can, 14:21
there's the option to cook. 14:23
But eating out is a lot more affordable 14:24
than it is in Canada. 14:26
So it's easier for us to just order some 14:28
lunch in and order some dinner in. 14:31
Yeah. And usually we're out 14:32
and about filming something. 14:34
So we always grab a bite to eat while 14:35
we're filming and then 14:37
usually film the food 14:38
to show you guys and also eat. 14:39
So it just makes more sense to go out and 14:41
buy food than to cook. 14:44
But if we did want to cook, we could. 14:45
But then it's like we need to buy 14:47
all the ingredients that we might not use 14:49
after that, like oil. You buy oil, salt, 14:51
pepper, all your spices. 14:54
It's like once you think of it, like you 14:55
need to buy a whole 14:57
bunch of stuff and then 14:57
you're only going to stay 14:58
there for like a month max. 14:59
And some of the places we've 15:01
stayed don't even have kitchens. 15:02
So can't really cook there. 15:04
Oh, exactly. So it's not really worth it 15:06
at the end of the day to 15:08
buy all that extra stuff. 15:09
Yeah. Although like small things like 15:11
pre-made meals or something. 15:13
They're also not cooking, though. 15:14
Yeah. But they're also pretty affordable 15:16
Yeah. So cooking is 15:18
basically not a thing we do anymore. 15:18
Although in Canada we did still cook. 15:21
We did cook almost every day. 15:23
We didn't eat out that much. 15:25
So I guess it balances out now. 15:26
Well, I guess you cooked. Yeah. 15:28
Yeah. Well, when I say 15:30
me, I mean like my family. 15:31
Shout out to my mom. 15:33
She's the best cook I 15:34
know and cooks every meal. 15:35
Yeah. Except for breakfast. 15:38
We don't really eat breakfast, but lunch 15:39
and dinner. W 15:40
One thing that has changed in my daily 15:42
routine is seeing my dogs. 15:44
Usually I always saw my dogs 15:47
throughout 15:49
the whole day. 15:49
But now obviously I don't see them 15:50
because they're in Canada and I'm not. 15:52
So I don't see my dogs at all anymore. 15:54
But besides that, my 15:57
routine is pretty similar. 15:58
I usually get up in the morning at 8 16:00
a.m., go to the gym and 16:02
then I work for the whole day. 16:04
And then in the evening I 16:06
relax and then I do it again. 16:07
And yeah, usually working includes like 16:10
either editing videos, 16:13
coming up with new video ideas or 16:15
filming videos, which probably takes the 16:18
most time, honestly, 16:20
filming the videos, 16:21
but also editing. Yeah. 16:22
Now we have a good editor so... 16:24
Shout out Frean for real. 16:25
Now we got a good editor. 16:27
So that's definitely a huge 16:28
workload off my shoulders. 16:29
So it gives me more time to film more 16:31
videos and work on other things. 16:33
So it's nice. 16:35
I'm not sure if you guys can hear that, 16:37
but I believe it is prayer time. 16:38
Yeah. And I think that's 16:40
the mosque right there. 16:41
That dome. So it is 16:42
pretty close, right? Yeah. 16:44
This is a nice park. It's not too big. 16:45
Honestly, it's pretty small. 16:47
It's nice. There are a lot 16:49
of apartments around the park. 16:50
And it's well maintained. 16:52
But there are like a lot of green spaces 16:53
in this city because just over there, 16:56
there's another park with a tower and 16:58
then where we're staying in front of us, 17:01
there's a huge park as well. Yeah. 17:03
Like it's where the Royal Palace is and 17:05
also like the really rich neighborhood 17:08
with like compared to like 17:10
Beverly Hills or something. 17:12
Where all the mansions are in 17:13
that park right in front of us. 17:15
Oh, really? Yeah. 17:16
If we do the double decker bus tour, 17:17
you'll see we go through there. 17:19
It basically looks like we're leaving the 17:20
city because it's all open area. 17:22
But yeah, all the big houses in there and 17:23
there's the butterfly sanctuaries, 17:26
animal sanctuaries and 17:28
stuff all over there. 17:29
So a lot of green space over there. 17:30
I did not know that. 17:33
That's actually kind of cool. 17:34
Yeah, it's really I think it's the 17:35
richest neighborhood in Kuala Lumpur. 17:37
But I can't remember the 17:40
name of the neighborhood. 17:40
Make sure you guys practice what you 17:42
learned today, record yourself talking 17:43
and leave your answers in the comments. 17:45
And I'll answer every comment. Bye, guys. 17:47
about your daily routine and habits. 17:57
And if you're from this 17:59
country, let me know as well. 18:00
But anyways, this is a bright 18:02
yellow line so you don't trip. 18:03
But I think this is 18:05
just for blind people. 18:06
You think so? To start 18:07
their morning routine. 18:08
So that is where we will also you can 18:09
say, I almost never do this thing. 18:11
Here are four useful words you can use. 18:13
Make me a sentence 18:16
using each of those words. 18:17
So far, this park looks 18:19
really well maintained. 18:20
I don't see any garbage. 18:21
Are those ants or what? 18:22
Like, what are these? 18:24
I go to bed at midnight at 12 18:25
a.m. and we always have lunch. 18:27
Usually there is a grate, a grate. 18:30
And this is just for water. 18:32
More affordable than it is in Canada. 18:34
And also like the really rich 18:35
neighborhood with like compared to like 18:37
you will become fluent in English. 18:39

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[中文]
今天,您将学习如何谈论
您的日常生活和习惯。
该视频是我的 3000 个最常见的
英语单词系列的一部分,旨在帮助您
理解高达 95% 的英语口语。
别忘了,伙计们,像这样的
输入视频是可以理解的。最多四个这样的
输入视频比传统的
倍。
教室效率高出四
开始统计字数,然后开始吧。
那么您如何谈论
您的日常生活和习惯?
让我们开始吧。
现在,我们在
双子塔。
如果你们知道这是哪个城市,
请在评论中告诉我。
如果您来自。
这个城市,请在评论中告诉我。
如果您来自这个
国家/地区,也请告诉我。
但无论如何,早上的例行公事。
我们会讨论这个。
但首先,让我们找到
一个更好的去处
使用
可理解的输入来讨论这个问题。
所以现在我要
走下这里的楼梯。
这是一条亮黄色的
线,这样您就不会绊倒。
但只有第一步有这个。
另外两个步骤则不然。
但我猜你只需要一根明亮的
黄线就能注意到它。
你觉得怎么样?
您认为让所有
带有亮黄色
线更安全还是只在最上面的台阶更安全?
我认为全部拥有更安全。
但我认为这
只适合盲人。
你也这么认为吗?
我认为盲人
看不到这一点。
现在,通常会有
某种崎岖不平的东西。
所以当他们用手杖感觉到
时。
但这看起来只是画出来的。
是的。
所以现在我们要去一个非常
美丽的地方,很多人都会去
开始他们的早晨例行公事。
因此,这也是我们
开始早晨例行公事的地方。
但现在您可以看到我们就在这些塔的外面
这里有一排漂亮的树,
还有可以坐的长凳。
这是一个放松身心的好地方。
但现在我们要进入
这座建筑并步行穿过它。
好的,伙计们,我们现在在购物中心。
通常去购物中心并不是
我早上例行公事的一部分。
我几乎从不去商场。
但今天这是我早上例行公事的一部分
所以我们要去商场看看一家名为迪卡侬的
商店,您可以在那里
买东西。但通常这不是我早上例行公事的
的一部分。
所以你可以说我
几乎从不做这件事。
我早上几乎从不去
购物中心。
如果我去购物中心,
通常是在下午。
你呢?早上去
购物中心?
是的,这是你早上例行公事的一部分吗?
我会说不。不。
你没有这样做的习惯。
不,除非我非常接近一个人,
那么我通常不会。
确实如此。
好吧,你们觉得我这顶帽子
怎么样?
你觉得怎么样,莱昂?
背面看起来有点滑稽,因为
你的头发。你只有这么多头发。
是的,我想我只是更喜欢普通的帽子
因为这让我看起来真的
愚蠢,就像蘑菇一样。
我认为你的头发太多了。
话又说回来,大多数女孩都穿这个。
我不知道他们是如何佩戴
并使其看起来不错的。
就像向女性大声喊叫一样,兄弟。
真的。
大声喊出女性。
我想,为
的每一位女性大声喊叫,因为她是一名女性。
让我们试试这顶帽子。
老实说,我觉得我会穿这个。
您不想看到
侧面的观点。
这看起来很有趣。
是的,我不能戴那些
,因为我的脸太圆了。
这让我看起来像...
就像...
哦,天线宝宝。
不,就像,你知道,
就像字面上的天线宝宝。
不,但你知道,就像火车,就像
托马斯小火车。
是的。
就像圆脸一样。
也像天线宝宝。
是的,你知道我在说什么。
是的,我知道你在说什么。
你知道,将
Leon 的脸插入天线宝宝中。
好的,伙计们,现在我们到了 KLCC 公园。
吉隆坡城中城公园。
我们将开始谈论我们的
日常生活和习惯。
因此您可以将
分为三类。
您的早晨例行公事、您的下午例行公事
以及您的晚上例行公事。
因此,这些是一天中的三个部分
,当您谈论
它们全部分为单独的
例程。
您的日常生活和习惯时,您可以将
好的,这里有四个有用的单词,您可以
在谈论
日常生活时使用。
我总是,我通常,我
有时,但我从不。
我总是说;每天。
我通常的意思是;大多数日子。
我有时是指;不是每天。
我从来没有想过;零日。
所以你永远不会这样做。
因此,在一周中的所有日子中,您
从不进行此活动。
在谈论您的日常
使用这四个重要的词语。现在让我们用这四个单词组成
例行公事和习惯时,您可以
几个句子
我总是早上洗澡。
我通常在
下午吃午餐,但并非总是如此。
晚上,我有时会出去
一家餐馆吃饭。
而我
一整天
从来不做的事情就是我从不吃早餐。
我从来不吃早餐。
现在轮到你了。
使用这些单词造一个句子
我总是,我通常,
我有时,我从不。
现在造一个句子。
如果您想进一步练习,
拍摄一段自己的视频
大声说出这些句子。
您还可以在评论中写下您的
答案。
我会告诉你你的句子是否
正确或者是否需要改进。
好的。这个公园很不错。
到目前为止您对此有何看法?
到目前为止,这个公园看起来
维护得很好。
我没有看到任何垃圾或
任何不应该存在的东西。
它看起来确实相当受欢迎。
现在是中午,
有不少人在外面。
是的。我要补充的一件事是
它看起来有点小还是
这样更远?
据我所知,
它看起来有点小。
是的。在我看来,它并不是很大。
我们现在位于
城市中心。
是的。但事情确实是这样的。
然后那边有一个
水族馆。对此...
是的。到那一边。
有一个很大的水族馆。
就像中央公园一样,
可以说是所有公园中最著名的
公园。
当您想到城市内的公园时,
通常您会想到中央公园,对吧?
是的,我认为它是
世界上最著名的公园。
是的。就像通常一样,当我想到城市中的公园
时,我会想到
中央公园,而且那个公园很大。
还有很多
电影以中央公园为背景。
就像我的头顶上的一个是精灵。
《精灵》就像一部非常
流行的圣诞电影。
它以
中央公园冬季的许多场景为特色。
但是,是的,这个公园相当不错。
看看这里的地上,
那些是蚂蚁还是什么?
这些是什么?
是的,它们看起来就像非常小的蚂蚁。
我不确定您是否可以在
相机上看到它,但它们太小了。
在我看来,它们有点像果蝇,
但我很确定它们是蚂蚁。
哇。你会怎样
个家伙描述这些蚂蚁?
对我来说,这些蚂蚁非常小,几乎可以说是
微观。
这显然有些夸张,但
这只是向您展示了它们有多么小。
它们非常小。
它们甚至看起来都不像蚂蚁,对我来说它们看起来像
小果蝇。
它们就是这么小。
而且它们的速度也相当快。
您还会使用哪些其他词语来
描述这些蚂蚁?
我想说他们的动作不稳定。
他们没有沿
直线移动或沿着路径移动。
他们有点东拉西扯。
是的,它们无处不在。
我确信他们有来自蚁后的命令,
来自蚁后的命令。
但我不知道这些命令是什么,
但它们到处都是。
你们看到这里了吗?
靠近一点给他们看。
你知道这是什么吗?
这叫什么?
这对我来说就像一盏灯。
是的。从外观上看,这是一个 LED
灯。
它看起来像 LED 灯。
它会在
晚上打开来照亮这些树。
所以我确信
晚上的这个公园非常美丽。
公园对面就是
双子塔,晚上非常美丽
。塔在晚上
亮起,有许多
不同的颜色,例如
红、紫、绿、蓝、黑、白。
我们可以从
我们的公寓看到它,对吗?
是的,我们可以从我们的公寓看到这座
塔。
这就是它的大小。
告诉我,伙计们,
你最喜欢什么颜色?
让我知道。
因此,当
听起来更流畅,然后是在
谈论您的日常
例行公事时,您可以使用一些连接词
之后、稍后和最后。
因此,如果我必须谈论我的日常
,这就是我
每天早上通常做的事情。
我总是早上洗澡。
之后,我刷牙。
然后我穿好衣服。
稍后,我去上班。
最后,在一天结束时,我
只是放松一下,
看看电视,或者只是
浏览手机。
所以这就是我每天所做的事情。
早上,我
起床。下午
我工作。晚上,我放松一下,
也许可以多做一点工作。
然后我就去睡觉了,
每天都有相同的时间表。
每天早上我早上 8 点起床,
每天晚上我在午夜 12 点睡觉
。这样我就睡了八个小时,
然后我的身体就会自然醒来,不需要闹钟
。现在轮到你了。
你早上通常做什么?
早上,我会做
和你一样的事情。
我有时
早上喝咖啡。
为什么不是每天早上呢?
我只在感到疲倦或
全天需要大量
能量时才喝。
是的,老实说我从不喝咖啡
因为我不需要它。
而且我讨厌咖啡的味道。
你下午做什么?
下午,我总是吃午餐。
你永远不会跳过它。
我通常不会跳过午餐
否则我会晚点吃午餐。
如果有的话,我会不吃早餐,
也许不吃晚餐,具体取决于
我吃午餐的时间。
在某些情况下,您是否无法
避免它而最终不吃午餐?
有几种情况。
我很忙或者我
正在旅行,甚至我正在坐飞机。
而且我在午餐时间不吃
任何东西。
那我就跳过它。
但通常我每天吃
餐,至少一顿。
至少一个。
我的意思是,我认为您需要
每天至少吃一顿饭。
是的,我会说我和
Leo 有类似的习惯。
我们几乎从不吃早餐。
我从不吃早餐。
我们总是吃午饭。
通常是较晚的午餐,例如下午 2 点左右。
,然后我们在下午 6 点到 8 点左右吃
晚餐。
所以我们的午餐和
晚餐相距并不远。
这样我们就不会吃得那么多,这
很好,因为我们
正在尝试减肥。
最后,
你晚上做什么?
晚上,我总是花一点
时间放松一下,
尤其是当我度过了
忙碌的一天时。我总是在
睡觉前或最后一顿饭后刷牙。
你晚上给你的
妈妈打电话吗?或者?
是的,由于时间变化,这是给我的
家人打电话的最佳时间。
因此,晚上我有时每周至少给我的
家人、我的妈妈、我的爸爸
打电话一次。
好吧,是的,有时你会这样做。我也是
我有时会这样做,你们回答一下
你们早上做什么?
下午?在
晚上?好吧,你们。
现在我们正走在人迹罕至的地方
所以小路或小路就在那里。
你可以看到这条路非常好。
但我们在
这座小山的山顶上。
并且有很多
的根伸出来。
因此,您可能会被这些
绊倒并扭伤脚踝。
有很多根源,但这并不是
真正的大问题,因为我有 Burks。
这些东西是四乘四的,
防水、防路径、防雨、
防风、
防晒。它们是步骤证明吗?
一切证据。
好的,所以在这条
路径的右手边,有一个格栅,一个格栅。
这只是水。
这个其实很深。
我没想到有那么深。
所以你不想陷入其中。
但是,是的,这个格栅只是为了防止你
掉进这里。
它位于该路径的
右侧。
但如果我走那条
路,它就在我的左手边。
两种方式都可以说对
手侧,左手侧。
当我们说它在哪一侧时,我们只是说左手侧和右手侧
,以便更准确地
因为 right 在英语中的含义不止一种
正确可以是这样的,是的,你是对的。
但它也可能是您的
右侧或右手。
或者就像在纸上书写一样。
或者也可以是写作,
写,写在你的纸上。
所以拼写不同,但
发音相同。
对。现在我要
问你们三个问题。
我希望您回答,然后检查
评论中的正确答案。
其中哪一项意味着
百分之零的时间?
回答,然后检查
评论中的正确答案。
从所有这些句子中选择最好的句子
自从您开始旅行以来,您的日常生活有什么变化吗
我想是的。
我在旅行时起得比较早,
我想这很令人惊讶。
你几点起床?
真的是早上 5 点左右我就起床了。
五点左右。你在骗谁?
不,通常是 7.30 到 8 点。
我醒来。然后我们现在八点左右开始去
健身房。
所以肯定会更频繁地去健身房
,因为它与加拿大
的家相比太近了,我们不得不开车去。
它在我们的大楼里,所以我们只需
直接登上
电梯,然后就可以
到达健身房,而在加拿大,我们必须
开车 20 分钟才能到达
健身房所在的城镇。因此,
真的很好,
非常方便,只需步行即可到达
健身房或乘坐电梯。
说实话,太方便了。
我肯定会怀念这种便利。
在我看来,这是值得的。
100%。
您的
日常生活或日常习惯还有什么变化吗?
日常习惯。
现在你真的不
做饭了,是吗?
不,烹饪不再是一件真正的事情
,因为虽然我们仍然可以,
却可以选择烹饪。
但是外出就餐比在加拿大便宜得多
所以我们更容易点一些
午餐和晚餐。
是的​​。通常我们都会出去
拍摄一些东西。
所以我们总是在
拍摄时吃点东西,然后
通常会拍摄食物
给大家看,同时也吃东西。
因此,出去
买食物比做饭更有意义。
但如果我们确实想做饭,我们也可以。
但是,这就好像我们需要购买
之后我们可能不会使用
的所有成分,比如油。你买油,盐,
胡椒,所有的香料。
一旦你想到这一点,就像你
需要购买一整套
一堆东西,然后
你最多只能在那里呆
一个月。
我们
住过的一些地方甚至没有厨房。
所以不能在那里做饭。
哦,没错。因此,
在一天结束时
购买所有额外的东西并不值得。
是的。虽然像
预制饭菜之类的小东西。
不过,他们也不做饭。
是的。但它们也相当实惠
是的。所以烹饪
基本上不再是我们做的事情了。
虽然在加拿大我们仍然做饭。
我们几乎每天都会做饭。
我们出去吃饭的次数不多。
所以我想现在已经平衡了。
嗯,我猜你煮了。是的。
是的。好吧,当我说
我时,我的意思是像我的家人一样。
向我妈妈大声喊叫。
她是我
认识的最好的厨师,每顿饭都会做饭。
是的。除了早餐。
我们实际上不吃早餐,而是吃午餐
和晚餐。 W
...
日常生活中发生的一件事发生了变化,那就是看我的狗。
通常我总是看到我的狗
...
一整天。
但现在显然我看不到他们
因为他们在加拿大而我不在。
所以我再也看不到我的狗了。
但除此之外,我的
例程非常相似。
我通常早上8点
起床,去健身房
然后我工作一整天。
然后到了晚上,我
放松一下,然后再做一次。
是的,通常工作包括
编辑视频、
提出新的视频创意或
拍摄视频,老实说,这可能会花费
大部分时间,
拍摄视频,
还要进行编辑。是的。
现在我们有了一位优秀的编辑器,所以...
真正地大声喊出 Frean。
现在我们有了一位优秀的编辑器。
所以这绝对是我肩上的巨大
工作量。
因此,这让我有更多时间拍摄更多
视频并处理其他事情。
所以这很好。
我不确定你们是否能听到,
但我相信现在是祈祷时间。
是的。我认为
就是那里的清真寺。
那个圆顶。所以它非常接近
,对吧?是的。
这是一个不错的公园。不太大。
老实说,它很小。
很好。公园周围有很多
的公寓。
而且维护得很好。
但是这座城市有很多绿地
,因为就在那边,
有另一个带塔楼的公园,
然后在我们住的地方,
还有一个巨大的公园。是的。
就像它是皇宫所在的地方,
也喜欢真正富有的社区
比佛利山庄或其他地方相比。
所有豪宅都在
,公园就在我们前面。
哦,真的吗?是的。
如果我们进行双层巴士之旅,
您会看到我们经过那里。
看起来我们基本上要离开
城市,因为它都是开放区域。
但是,是的,那里所有的大房子
那里有蝴蝶保护区、
动物保护区和
东西。
那边有很多绿地。
我不知道。
这确实很酷。
是的,我确实认为这是吉隆坡
最富有的社区。
但我不记得该社区的
名称。
请确保你们练习
今天学到的内容,录制自己的谈话
并在评论中留下您的答案。
我会回复每一条评论。再见,伙计们。
关于您的日常生活和习惯。
如果您来自这个
国家/地区,也请告诉我。
但无论如何,这是一条明亮的
黄线,这样您就不会绊倒。
但我认为这
只适合盲人。
你也这么认为吗?开始
他们的早晨例行公事。
因此,我们也可以
说,我几乎从不做这件事。
以下是您可以使用的四个有用的单词。
使用每个单词为我造一个句子
到目前为止,这个公园
看起来维护得很好。
我没有看到任何垃圾。
那些是蚂蚁还是什么?
比如,这些是什么?
我在午夜 12 点
睡觉,我们总是吃午餐。
通常有一个炉排,一个炉排。
这只是水。
比加拿大更实惠。
并且也像真正富有的
社区一样,与
相比,您会说流利的英语。
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重点词汇

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词汇 含义

routine

/ruːˈtiːn/

B1
  • noun
  • - 例行公事

habit

/ˈhæbɪt/

A2
  • noun
  • - 习惯

comprehensible

/ˌkɒmprɪˈhensəbl/

C1
  • adjective
  • - 可理解的

effective

/ɪˈfektɪv/

B1
  • adjective
  • - 有效的

trip

/trɪp/

A2
  • verb
  • - 绊倒

bumpy

/ˈbʌmpi/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 崎岖的

relax

/rɪˈlæks/

A1
  • verb
  • - 放松

erratic

/ɪˈrætɪk/

C1
  • adjective
  • - 不规则的

fluent

/ˈfluːənt/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 流利的

sprain

/spreɪn/

B2
  • verb
  • - 扭伤

convenient

/kənˈviːniənt/

B1
  • adjective
  • - 方便的

affordable

/əˈfɔːdəbl/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 负担得起的

ingredient

/ɪnˈɡriːdiənt/

B1
  • noun
  • - 原料

microscopic

/ˌmaɪkrəˈskɒpɪk/

C1
  • adjective
  • - 微观的

exaggeration

/ɪɡˌzædʒəˈreɪʃn/

C1
  • noun
  • - 夸张

“routine” 在 "" 中是什么意思?

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重点语法结构

  • I almost never go to the mall in the morning.

    ➔ 一般现在时的频率副词

    ➔ 副词 "almost never" 修饰动词 "go",用以描述习惯的频率。

  • If I do go to the mall, it's usually in the afternoon.

    ➔ 第一类条件句(真实条件)

    ➔ 使用 "If + 一般现在时" 来谈论未来的可能性或普遍真理。

  • After that, I brush my teeth.

    ➔ 顺序连接词

    ➔ 像 "After that" 这样的连接词有助于按时间顺序组织事件。

  • I'm going to walk down these stairs here.

    ➔ 将来打算 (be going to)

    ➔ 这里使用 "be going to" 来表达近期计划的动作。

  • I've started going to the gym now.

    ➔ 现在完成时

    ➔ 现在完成时 "have started" 将过去的决定与当前时刻联系起来。

  • Eating out is a lot more affordable than it is in Canada.

    ➔ 比较级形容词

    "More affordable" 比较了两个不同地点的餐饮费用。

  • This makes me look like a Teletubby.

    ➔ 使役结构 (make + 宾语 + 动词)

    "Make" 用于表示帽子导致某人看起来像某种样子。

  • I usually don't have to cook.

    ➔ 必要性情态动词 (have to)

    "Have to" 表示义务或必要性,而 "don't have to" 则否定这种必要性。

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