Talking About Life Events in English | Easy Understandable Vocabulary Beginner Comprehensible Input

SUBSCRIBE: bit.ly/EngCIsub SUPPORT: bit.ly/CEpatreon DONATE: bit.ly/BLLpaypal I talk about the life events of John, whose weekday routine I talked about in a previous video ( • Weekday or Workday Typ... ), using drawings and pictures to make it easy to understand for beginners learning English through comprehensible input.
The past events include being born, going to kindergarten, elementary school, high school, and university, then getting a job, travelling abroad, moving from Ottawa to Toronto. The possible future events include getting married, having a son and daughter, retiring, and dying at the age of 100.
This video teaches English in English using a natural approach of listening to comprehensible input, without teaching grammar or translation, similar to the direct method of language teaching.
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You're very welcome! I am flattered that you call me professor. I am actually just an English teacher, and I don't teach at a college or university, so I would not call myself a professor. However, I have been doing research on language learning, and I plan to continue researching this subject in a graduate program. So perhaps one day I will be a professor :)

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It's 2024, has John got married?

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Maybe :D Maybe I will make an update video!