How to Ask Fast and Natural Sounding Questions in English
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2024
- You've probably learned by now that spoken English is a bit different than written English. As you learn English, you learn how to write it properly, and how to speak it slowly. Native English speakers tend to compress their sentences though when they speak at a normal rate. Sometimes a whole sentence sounds like one long word!
In this English lesson I'll go over the common, proper structure for forming questions, and then I'll let you know how I would actually say these in a regular English conversation. I'll be sure to give you the format for questions starting with: Where, What, How, Why, and When. Even though these questions will be about a trip, they can be adapted for any situation.
So take the time to enjoy this free English class. Watch it a few times and try to shadow me (repeat after me) when I ask the questions and give the responses so that you can train yourself to sound a bit more natural when having an English conversation.
Have a great day!
⌛ Remember: Always watch the video three times. Twice today with English subtitles on, and once tomorrow with the English subtitles off. This will reinforce the English you have learned!
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I'm so glad it's actually beginning to be a time in which we can start traveling again. Slowly, it seems, life is returning to normal. Thanks, Bob.
Hi
Our school is actually planning trips for June (Ottawa and Algonquin Park), but no teachers are volunteering to go. I think we've all been worn down because whenever we plan something the rug gets pulled out from under us a week before.
The rug gets pulled out from under us - a phrase worth to put in a video!
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian it’s so frustrating. I haven’t heard of any end of the year field trips, but I hope by June, we’ve lost the masks, and things are back to nearly normal. 🤞🏼
@@Aerosmith77 Please explain me what this phrase means, I often see it
Brevity is the soul of wit! Thank you, Bob!
Thank you for the lesson today,too
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Thank you,Bob.
It's very useful for non-native speakers like me to catch what natives say.
Thanks for this lesson Teacher!!Useful as always!!Many times but not always fast conversation is tough to understand it...especially in a movie or some series...
Thanks bob! Your lessons are helpful for me
Thank you for this short but very valuable lesson 👍
Great class, dear Bob, as usually. Have a nice day!
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Thank you for your video! Very useful.
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A great and useful lesson for non native speaker getting used to actual pace of real English conversation. Nice one 🙂
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Thank You. I liked this video format: useful and short. Make a continuation, please.
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Hi Teacher Bob,
Thanks for the useful video , it helps to understand native speakers.
I have to listen again, again with open ears and mind.
This is the famous "connected speech". Learning about connected speech helps a lot with the listening skill and understand real conversation. Thanks.
Yes amazing teacher Bob. I agree with u and I think most people use contractions as a way to speed up the conversation. I heard my friends using contractions most of the time. Thx a lot for ur lessons and job. Ur very kind. Ty
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It's strange that the English listening tests I listen to are much faster than my listening test at school but sometimes I can't understand what the test is talking about 😿🤦
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Interesting and useful to listen to... I even listened to Bob s lesson with my eyes closed the 3rd time!!! Crazy English sound. Lol
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Hi Bob,
This lesson is very helpful as usual and thanks so much for that.
You're totally right when you say that most of the languages have shortened sentences, for instance in French to improve your natural French :
There lotta people here! (Is that correct?)
Written : Il y a beaucoup de monde ici !
Fast spoken : Y'a beaucoup de monde ici !
There’ll be a surprise! (Is that correct?)
Written : Il y aura une surprise !
Fast spoken : Y'aura une surprise !
There was no more room for t’concert! (Is that correct?)
Written : Il n'y avait plus de place pour le concert !
Fast spoken : Y'avait plus de place pour le concert ! (the " n' " is dropped)
Ya've been t’the hairdresser, haven't ya? (Is that correct?)
Written : Tu as été chez le coiffeur , n'est-ce pas ?
Fast spoken : T'as été chez le coiffeur, n'est-ce pas ?
Ya left late! (Is that correct?)
Written : Tu es parti tard !
Fast spoken : T'es parti tard !
When’re ya goin’ ? (Is that correct?)
Written : Tu y vas quand ?
Fast spoken : T'y vas quand ?
When’dya arrive ? (Is that correct?)
Written : Tu arrives quand ?
Fast spoken : T'arrives quand ?
I'm hurrying !
Written : Je me dépêche !
Fast spoken : J'me dépêche !
This isn't what I mean ! (Is that correct?)
Written : Ce n'est pas ce que je veux dire !
Fast spoken : C'est pas c'que j'veux dire ! (the " n' " is dropped)
And so on.....
All the best and happy to seeya in good shape!
Yes all correct, expect maybe number 2, we would say the "the" in that situation.
@@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian Hi Bob，thank you very much for bringing us those useful video. I really enjoy it. I found some your videos on another platform, I wonder do you have other platforms for us to learn. Could you please share it with us!
Could you please teach about (Although) how to use in conversation and writing.
Nice
Thank you , it so good lesson,
I learn all this conversation,I when I use so faster
Before I watch vidio this I don't understand movie When I watch.
Thank you for this lesson Bob. And I can't distinguish positive or negative meaning of the words when they speak fast in real conversation such as CAN or CAN'T, COMFORTABLE or UNCOMFORTABLE...
I'll try to make a video on the soon. It might be a good topic for a Friday lesson!
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Hello, Bob, I am a new subscriber to your channel. I like your English teaching video clips. They are really helpful in learning English. Can you explain what are the buildings behind you for? Can you make a video about them? I am a little bit curious about how are they being used?
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If u make video about Canadian school it would be very interesting for me, becouse I am a historical teacher from Russia.
Thank u for your nice videos!
My speaking muscle got tired 😂 But l like this type of lessons. I can clearly listen to what you speak. But, lt's hard for me to listen to what native English speakers in movie speak. I'm always reading subtitle, watching movies😅
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Is it OK if English learners with B2-C1 level don't use these contracrions themselves in their speech or I have to make myself do that?
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In which province of canada do you live dear teacher ?
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Learn listen we need learn like child.
I do not hit the subsribe button again because I can unsubscribe that way. Thanks for the conversation.
A matter of sorrow is on TV, I can't understand anything although I try to understand.
ln country if somebody speak so fast we will say lt's fast like a rocket.
That makes sense. Rockets are fast! 😎🐟🐦
Where are you going? What are you going to do there? How are you gping to get there?
Where is Oscar? 😆
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Justin Trudo im not sure if i wrote his name correctly but what I've seen on news he threatening and vowing Canadian people because of their fair protesting against his awful mandates,But where are the other Canadian are they like the mandate and the threat messages from PM🤨