Learn English in 30 Minutes - ALL the English Basics You Need
In this series, we're going to learn some easy ways to ask and answer common questions in
English. It's really useful and it only takes three minutes. English in Three Minutes is the fastest,
easiest, and most fun way to learn English. Want to speak real English from your first lesson? Sign
up for your free lifetime account at EnglishClass101.com. In this lesson, learn how to ask what
someone's job is in natural English. You could just say "What is your job?" but it sounds too direct
and awkward. Native English speakers almost never say this in a social situation; instead they use
a different question: "What do you do for a living?" Alicia explains how to ask what someone's
hobbies are without using the word "hobbies". The easiest way to answer this question is to say "I
like to [activity], or just I like [activity]". If you want to play down how much you like something,
you can say "Kind of like playing tennis".
What is your name? This was probably one of the first questions you learned when you started
studying English. Most native speakers would never say this in English as it is often used in casual
situations. Where are you from? This is similar to ‘Where are you from?’ but just add a simple
‘No’ in front - for example, ‘No, I’m not from here’. In the United States it's normal to address
people by name in conversation more than once, both in formal and informal situations. It's a way
to show respect or interest in the other person and can help you make friends; it's also a great way
to practice someone's name so you don't forget it. In this series, we're going to learn some easy
ways to ask and answer common questions in English - it's really useful and only takes three
minutes. Recently, many people use social networks like Facebook or LinkedIn or an online
chatting service like Skype to communicate. If someone asks you either of these questions, you
can simply say ‘Yes, I am’ or ‘No, I'm not’.
English in three minutes is the fastest, easiest, and most fun way to learn English. To get the most
out of it, make sure to talk for a while before asking someone for their personal information like
phone number or email address. Once you've gotten to know them a bit, they'll usually be more
willing to share. Additionally, you can learn some easy ways to ask and answer common questions
in English and use the past tense when asking someone where they went to college or school. If
the person you're talking to is over 22, it's likely they have already left college.
In this series, we're going to learn some easy ways to ask and answer common questions in
English. It's really useful and it only takes three minutes. English in Three Minutes is the fastest,
easiest, and most fun way to learn English. Want to speak real English from your first lesson? Sign
up for your free lifetime account at EnglishClass101.com. In this lesson, learn how to ask what
someone's job is in natural English. You could just say "What is your job?" but it sounds too direct
and awkward. Native English speakers almost never say this in a social situation; instead they use
a different question: "What do you do for a living?" Alicia explains how to ask what someone's
hobbies are without using the word "hobbies". The easiest way to answer this question is to say "I
like to [activity], or just I like [activity]". If you want to play down how much you like something,
you can say "Kind of like playing tennis".
What is your name? This was probably one of the first questions you learned when you started
studying English. Most native speakers would never say this in English as it is often used in casual
situations. Where are you from? This is similar to ‘Where are you from?’ but just add a simple
‘No’ in front - for example, ‘No, I’m not from here’. In the United States it's normal to address
people by name in conversation more than once, both in formal and informal situations. It's a way
to show respect or interest in the other person and can help you make friends; it's also a great way
to practice someone's name so you don't forget it. In this series, we're going to learn some easy
ways to ask and answer common questions in English - it's really useful and only takes three
minutes. Recently, many people use social networks like Facebook or LinkedIn or an online
chatting service like Skype to communicate. If someone asks you either of these questions, you
can simply say ‘Yes, I am’ or ‘No, I'm not’.
English in three minutes is the fastest, easiest, and most fun way to learn English. To get the most
out of it, make sure to talk for a while before asking someone for their personal information like
phone number or email address. Once you've gotten to know them a bit, they'll usually be more
willing to share. Additionally, you can learn some easy ways to ask and answer common questions
in English and use the past tense when asking someone where they went to college or school. If
the person you're talking to is over 22, it's likely they have already left college.
