Hi Bob. I hope you and your family are doing well. When I watch one of your videos I always learn something. Other channels often explain more sophisticated grammar or advanced idioms, which is interesting too. But I absolutely need and realise we students need basic vocabulary and everyday idioms. I was longing for it. You're doing great stuff. Keep in the good work. Greetings from Spain.
That's awesome. I'm glad that people recognize that even though it seems like a simple vocabulary lesson there is a lot more that can be learned if you watch the whole thing! 😎🎂🛌
*WorkSheet* *Homograph or Homoform* *Homograph:* words that similar Shape and Shadow, pronounced equally use differently. *Homo:* similar kind of words pronounced. *Graph:* similar kind of structure, shape and shadow. *Let's see:* *Bar:* she was sitting at the Bar. *Bar:* I ate three bars of chocolate. *Desert:* This area of country is mostly desert. *Desert:* The village was deserted. *Left:* look left and right before you cross the road. *Left:* the plane left for Canada last night. *Letter:* There's a letter for you. *Letter:* 'B' is the second letter of the alphabet. *Live:* We use to live in London. *Live:* The club has Live music most night. *Minute:* I'll be back in a few minutes. *Minute:* You'd better minute that point. *Novel:* I read a lot of novel. *Novel:* What a novel idea. *Right:* I'm sure I'm right. *Right:* Take a right turn at the intersection. *Ring:* what a beautiful ring. *Ring:* I'll ring you up later. *Sign:* Headache may be a sign of stress. *Sign:* You forget to sign the cheque. *Tie:* He had to tie her hands together. *Tie:* I wear a shirt and tie at school. *Watch:* I like watching TV every night. *Watch:* I glanced at my watch. *Fly:* A fly was buzzing against the window. *Fly:* Let's fly a kite. *Tear:* I'll tear the message open. *Tear:* She left the room in tears. *Base:* I play base in a jazz band. *Base:* Fresh sea base is a great delicacy. *Capital:* Cairo is the capital of Egypt. *Capital:* You should write your name in capital letters. I have done my homework. Please check. I'm glad if you remarks. Thank You Teacher *Happy Father's Day*
Hi! I would like to say, that you have come very far in your studies of English. I am not Bob, but I can help you. Homograph Homo = 2 or more things, which are the same or very similar. Graph = Words (in this example) Homograph = 2 or more words, that look the same. Homophone (you said Homoform) Homo = 2 or more things, which are the same or very similar. Phone = sounds. Homophone = 2 or more words, that share the same sound. In English, the word for a "fresh sea fish" is not called a "base", but is called a "bass", with 2 s's You had forgotten to make the word "novel", plural. "I read a lot of novels", you make it plural because the word "a lot" means more than one.
Hi Gaurav. I think "shape" and "shadow" are neither homographs nor homophones, according to your definition. Feel free to correct me, if necessary. Greetings.
In French 😊🇫🇷 (Part 2) 13:27 émigrer / immigrer 15:20 sensé / sensible 18:47 défavorable / une averse 20:34 une allée / un îlot 21:55 ample / perdre (« to lose » looks like the French city “Toulouse” ! 😁) Bonus : un écrou (a nut) / un boulon (a bolt) 24:43 un mot / un monde (Yes, words as WORLD and GIRL are difficult clusters some students can’t pronounce. 😓) 25:57 Les freins (freiner) / casser 27:05 donner / prendre 29:27 il a passé / le passé Fini… (End of part 2) 😅 I hope all translations are correct and understandable. 😊
Hi Francisco, you can add for French peaple bird, beard, recipe, receipt, bold bald anf the cute French sin the non-pronaciaion of the H, ex; heat pronounced as eat and hate prononced as ate. salut mon ami
I have been watching you since you had only 100 thousand subscribers and now I would like to say congratulations for having 700 cause you deserve to be popular and you are the best 😍
I really wish I could give you an actual present but this is what I can do for now. Consider this comment my present to you. Happy Father’s Day, awesome father & teacher! I hope you have a good time with your family on this day.
What is important in pairs like _averse/adverse_ or _dessert/desert_ is the correct stress (accent). It often helps memorize the meaning. So the advice that I could give to others would be not to focus on spelling only. As far as _sensitive_ and _sensible_ go, they have at least two more counterparts: sensical and sensuous. As if life weren't complicated enough :)
In French 😊🇫🇷. 4:33 Un costume et une suite. (A sweet suite 😅👍) 3:08 Écouter et entendre. 2:22 Les “ombres chinoises”6:33 Un dessert 🍨/ Un désert 🌵 😊🇫🇷. There’s “un coussin / un cousin” very similar too 😅. 7:27 Accepter (opposite of “refuser”) / Excepté (from “exception”). 8:59 Emprunter / Prêter. 10:29 Un collier / une couleur. What’s the collar’s color? 😊 11:56 Respirer / la respiration End of part 1. Voilà… 😃 Voilà… 😁
My mother tongue is Mandarin. I taught myself a good trick for memorizing and distinguishing "desert" vs "dessert". Water in Chinese is called "Shui", so I take the capital "S" apply to "desert" vs "dessert", because desert is dry and should have less water(shui). Therefore which ever has less "S" means desert. lol
Hi Bob, Can you tell me which sentence is correct? 1. I went through the previous technicians' notes on the customer's profile. 2. I went through the notes that the previous technicians left on the customer's profile.
The rich stay rich by spending like the poor and investing without stopping then the poor stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich
Yes and I'm not sure I explained it well. Here are a few example sentences. My brother and I are very different. The difference is that he is taller and better-looking. Hopefully those two example sentences help you more! 😎🎂🛌
Just think of it this way. When the weather is bad we say it is adverse weather. Weather that is unfavorable. Weather that is not nice. When we are averse to something it means we don't want to do it or we don't like it. I am averse to people smoking in my car. I don't want them to smoke in my car! I am averse to it! 😎🎂🛌
Just go to the other channel with the short lessons, there is always a piece of the farm at the end and he's often talking about the recent flowers. By the way, you risk to pick up some English there!
Yes Roland is correct. If you search TH-cam for "Bob's short English Lessons" you will find my other channel. At the end of each lesson for the last minute I usually walk with the camera and you can see a lot more of the farm behind me! In addition if you search TH-cam for "Bob the Canadian Farm" you will find a couple other videos from past years about the farm.😎🎂🛌
It's the same in German: sensibel means sensitive, vernünftig means sensible... We call them "false friends", I am going to create my personal list of this missleading similarities.
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I am Brazilian and I liked the explanation.
My intention is live in Canada with my wife and two sons.
Thanks for being with us
Thank you so much for your excellent explanation.
Thanks a million Bob
Hi Bob,your voice is very clear,and really easy to understand .thanks for this good lesson as well.
I'm happy to hear that! I tried to speak in a very clear manner so that people can understand me as they're doing their listening practice! 😎🎂🛌
VERY GOOD EXPLANATIONS!!!
Teacher Bob, you are second to none. Learned a lot of wrds from you. Another useful lesson. God bless you!
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Thank you, Bob.
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Very helpful lesson, thanks a lot!
When in fall a leaf leave the tree and fall to the ground I will remember this lesson again!
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Sir you have explained difference between words very nicely 🌷
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you are the only native English speaker I can hear clearly and understand completely
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Hello teacher Bob I'm from Nicaragua. But i live in spain and like to see your videos..
I'm glad you enjoy watching them Milo! 😎🎂🛌
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I want to say you thanks, because You help me to study English that is very important for my future job :)
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Hello from Russia, I like your explanations, Bob, thank you very much!
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Always helpful. Keep making videos. You're an amazing teacher Mr Bob
I will keep on making lessons! 😎🎂🛌
Hi, Bob! Thanks so much for the lesson! I start studying it right now.
That's awesome Eva! 😎🎂🛌
Oops! I misspelled your name! I typed Ava by accident! I've corrected it to Eva now!
Hi Bob. I hope you and your family are doing well. When I watch one of your videos I always learn something. Other channels often explain more sophisticated grammar or advanced idioms, which is interesting too. But I absolutely need and realise we students need basic vocabulary and everyday idioms. I was longing for it. You're doing great stuff. Keep in the good work. Greetings from Spain.
Hello Bob, you have a simple way to show the lessons that anyone get to learn.
You always know what I need to know a baut the lesson
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I feel best English teacher for me
Thank you my king
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thank you teacher !
The listener easily understands when you explain the words. Thank you for this lesson.
Good morning Bob, thanks explains the words to me~
Still learned a lot in your class ~
That's awesome. I'm glad that people recognize that even though it seems like a simple vocabulary lesson there is a lot more that can be learned if you watch the whole thing! 😎🎂🛌
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian yes! Teacher Bob, those words were all important to me!
I like your classes ~
Hi Bob, I like this lesson, thanks
Thank you for shading some light on this topic.
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Nice topic 👍 thanks
I like this video and I learn a lot!! In Spanish "different" is "diferente", and "difference" is "diferencia". Thank you!!
This is great!!
*WorkSheet*
*Homograph or Homoform*
*Homograph:* words that similar Shape and Shadow, pronounced equally use differently.
*Homo:* similar kind of words pronounced.
*Graph:* similar kind of structure, shape and shadow.
*Let's see:*
*Bar:* she was sitting at the Bar.
*Bar:* I ate three bars of chocolate.
*Desert:* This area of country is mostly desert.
*Desert:* The village was deserted.
*Left:* look left and right before you cross the road.
*Left:* the plane left for Canada last night.
*Letter:* There's a letter for you.
*Letter:* 'B' is the second letter of the alphabet.
*Live:* We use to live in London.
*Live:* The club has Live music most night.
*Minute:* I'll be back in a few minutes.
*Minute:* You'd better minute that point.
*Novel:* I read a lot of novel.
*Novel:* What a novel idea.
*Right:* I'm sure I'm right.
*Right:* Take a right turn at the intersection.
*Ring:* what a beautiful ring.
*Ring:* I'll ring you up later.
*Sign:* Headache may be a sign of stress.
*Sign:* You forget to sign the cheque.
*Tie:* He had to tie her hands together.
*Tie:* I wear a shirt and tie at school.
*Watch:* I like watching TV every night.
*Watch:* I glanced at my watch.
*Fly:* A fly was buzzing against the window.
*Fly:* Let's fly a kite.
*Tear:* I'll tear the message open.
*Tear:* She left the room in tears.
*Base:* I play base in a jazz band.
*Base:* Fresh sea base is a great delicacy.
*Capital:* Cairo is the capital of Egypt.
*Capital:* You should write your name in capital letters.
I have done my homework. Please check. I'm glad if you remarks.
Thank You Teacher
*Happy Father's Day*
Hi! I would like to say, that you have come very far in your studies of English. I am not Bob, but I can help you.
Homograph
Homo = 2 or more things, which are the same or very similar.
Graph = Words (in this example)
Homograph = 2 or more words, that look the same.
Homophone (you said Homoform)
Homo = 2 or more things, which are the same or very similar.
Phone = sounds.
Homophone = 2 or more words, that share the same sound.
In English, the word for a "fresh sea fish" is not called a "base", but is called a "bass", with 2 s's
You had forgotten to make the word "novel", plural. "I read a lot of novels", you make it plural because the word "a lot" means more than one.
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Happy Father's Day
Nice work! 😎🎂🛌
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Thank you Teacher
Hi Gaurav. I think "shape" and "shadow" are neither homographs nor homophones, according to your definition. Feel free to correct me, if necessary. Greetings.
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Your lessons are easy to understand!!
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In French 😊🇫🇷 (Part 2)
13:27 émigrer / immigrer
15:20 sensé / sensible
18:47 défavorable / une averse
20:34 une allée / un îlot
21:55 ample / perdre (« to lose » looks like the French city “Toulouse” ! 😁)
Bonus : un écrou (a nut) / un boulon (a bolt)
24:43 un mot / un monde
(Yes, words as WORLD and GIRL are difficult clusters some students can’t pronounce. 😓)
25:57 Les freins (freiner) / casser
27:05 donner / prendre
29:27 il a passé / le passé
Fini… (End of part 2) 😅
I hope all translations are correct and understandable. 😊
Hi Francisco, you can add for French peaple bird, beard, recipe, receipt, bold bald anf the cute French sin the non-pronaciaion of the H, ex; heat pronounced as eat and hate prononced as ate. salut mon ami
Thanks for the French lesson Francisco! 😎🎂🛌
Good material to review!! thank you, teacher!!
Very nice explanation! Do Compliment and Complement have the same pronunciation? Thx
Hello Bob! The best lesson and very useful! Thanks a lot!
Hi Bob thank you so much for the lesson. You help me to learn English. See you later
I have been watching you since you had only 100 thousand subscribers and now I would like to say congratulations for having 700 cause you deserve to be popular and you are the best 😍
Very useful lesson,thanks a million and keep on, please!
I will keep on doing these lessons every Friday for a very long time! 😎🎂🛌
I always watch all the lesson!!
This lesson is incredibly useful!
I'm glad you think so Nicholas. Please feel free to share it with anyone who would like to watch it! 😎🎂🛌
Definitely, I benefited a lots from this video. Thank you for your detailed explanation. Very interesting.
I dunno whether the most unna agree but Canadian, English and Australian English is golden when it comes to listening;comparing to American English.
Hi teacher bob
Thanks so much for the lesson 🙏🙏
You're welcome! 😎🎂🛌
thank you so much Bob these words are very interesting
I'm glad that they were new words for you to learn! 😎🎂🛌
Thanks a lot teacher Bob for session
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I really wish I could give you an actual present but this is what I can do for now. Consider this comment my present to you. Happy Father’s Day, awesome father & teacher! I hope you have a good time with your family on this day.
Thanks Mohd! I had a great day. Right now I'm just ending the night by catching up on some comments. 😎🎂🛌
Amazing class,thanks so lot!
Thanks, this lesson is very useful
You're welcome Sergey! 😎🎂🛌
What is important in pairs like _averse/adverse_ or _dessert/desert_ is the correct stress (accent). It often helps memorize the meaning. So the advice that I could give to others would be not to focus on spelling only. As far as _sensitive_ and _sensible_ go, they have at least two more counterparts: sensical and sensuous. As if life weren't complicated enough :)
Thank you teacher Bob. ❤🙂
In French 😊🇫🇷.
4:33 Un costume et une suite. (A sweet suite 😅👍)
3:08 Écouter et entendre.
2:22 Les “ombres chinoises”6:33 Un dessert 🍨/ Un désert 🌵 😊🇫🇷. There’s “un coussin / un cousin” very similar too 😅.
7:27 Accepter (opposite of “refuser”) / Excepté (from “exception”).
8:59 Emprunter / Prêter.
10:29 Un collier / une couleur.
What’s the collar’s color? 😊
11:56 Respirer / la respiration
End of part 1. Voilà… 😃
Voilà… 😁
Awesome! 😎🎂🛌
Oui ce vrai..
Ohh Teacher this video was awesome, I loved it. I love your channel. Um enorme abraço para vc e sua família 👏🏼👏🏼💐♥️😙
Hi dear teacher! I am listening to the lesson right now and I can hear you well!🍰🏜️
Better late than never! 😎🎂🛌 I think I said that last week didn't I?
This lesson was fantatic!!
My mother tongue is Mandarin. I taught myself a good trick for memorizing and distinguishing "desert" vs "dessert". Water in Chinese is called "Shui", so I take the capital "S" apply to "desert" vs "dessert", because desert is dry and should have less water(shui). Therefore which ever has less "S" means desert. lol
thanks so much 👍
You're welcome! 😎🎂🛌
Hi Bob, Can you tell me which sentence is correct? 1. I went through the previous technicians' notes on the customer's profile. 2. I went through the notes that the previous technicians left on the customer's profile.
Thank you...
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Helpful
Woow! Now I really understand these words. Thanks a lot man . Clearly like bottle of water...
The rich stay rich by spending like the poor and investing without stopping then the poor stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich
Rich man's wealth increase, poor mens number increase as well...
There is some truth to what you say! 😎🎂🛌
I loved this class, but different and difference is very confusing.
Ma e come el italiano.
Yes and I'm not sure I explained it well. Here are a few example sentences. My brother and I are very different. The difference is that he is taller and better-looking. Hopefully those two example sentences help you more! 😎🎂🛌
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian thank you very much.
Love you Bob!
Hello,Bob.
Very nice lesson, but I couldn't catch and got confused on real meaning of adverse & averse.
Just think of it this way. When the weather is bad we say it is adverse weather. Weather that is unfavorable. Weather that is not nice. When we are averse to something it means we don't want to do it or we don't like it. I am averse to people smoking in my car. I don't want them to smoke in my car! I am averse to it! 😎🎂🛌
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian Thanks sir.
Thanks Bob! Why you don't said nothing about 3, tree, and free ?😉
I should have done that and I will add that to my list so that when I do part two of this lesson I will talk about those. Thanks for the idea! 😎🎂🛌
Hi mr. Bob, can you show your farm? I'm interesting what the flowers you have?🙂
Just go to the other channel with the short lessons, there is always a piece of the farm at the end and he's often talking about the recent flowers.
By the way, you risk to pick up some English there!
@@spoede64 thank you very much for the advice! Have a nice day 😊
@@mykhailotarasovych1122 It's my pleasure.
Yes Roland is correct. If you search TH-cam for "Bob's short English Lessons" you will find my other channel. At the end of each lesson for the last minute I usually walk with the camera and you can see a lot more of the farm behind me! In addition if you search TH-cam for "Bob the Canadian Farm" you will find a couple other videos from past years about the farm.😎🎂🛌
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian Thank you)
What is the difference and usage of accept and receive?
Listening is a process, hearing is a fact:)
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12:42 « In Hell » ??? 😈
« Excel » ??? 😂👍
Yes it does sound like that doesn't it. I'm actually saying inhale and exhale! 😎🎂🛌
By the way, I write word by word from the video, so I have now a transcript in English subtitles!
Actually it’s super duper tricky because in French we say that a sensitive person is sensible!
It's the same in German: sensibel means sensitive, vernünftig means sensible...
We call them "false friends", I am going to create my personal list of this missleading similarities.
Mat I feel like you've read my mind. Tomorrow's lesson on my small channel is about the term super duper! 😎🎂🛌 How did you know?
What about by, buy, bye.
I will add those to the list for part two of this lesson which I'll do in a few weeks! 😎🎂🛌
hear and here
Make a shadow but don't be in the shade =)
Colour x collar x call her