Free English Class! Topic: Describing Using Things! 🔑🔧📏 (Lesson Only)

In this free English class you will learn how to describe the things you do with the things around you. Maybe you need to extend something, retract something or eject something. In this English lesson I'll talk about all those things.
In this English lesson you'll learn words and phrases like: extend, loosen, wrap, plunge, measure, retract, stack, insert, box up, unbox, spin, unzip, slide, crank, wind up, unwind, put up, prop up, unfold, fold up, and many more!
I hope you enjoy this English lesson about using things. Have a great day!
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Thank you so much for this wonderful video lesson, organized from current and useful vocabulary, which is unlikely to be heard in the context of a particular topic from any teacher using traditional methods. I think your innovative and unique teaching style enables us to learn effectively and makes you superior to other teachers who teach in traditional ways. 💯♥️👍
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Thank you for all the work you put into your videos.

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Which playlist should I start with to learn English and improve my listening skills, but you should recommend a playlist with subtitles

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4:03 yeah, Same here, I still remember back then in the early 90's the words insert coin on the arcade screen I guess those were one of the first words that I've learned in english

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This lesson is so useful because it is relevant to daily English life and conversations! Your pictures are also helpful in boosting memory of each of these phrases Wind Up and Unwind are two of our favorites. Wind down is another we thought of!

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This is a very good topic.I like it very much. When I go to Europe, I meet too many common thing .But I only know their chinese name. I can't say their English name. So I really got some help from this lesson. Excellent.Thanks Bob.

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City gardeners usually prop up massive branches of old trees. They use some sort of a metal scaffolding with a nice cradle-shaped piece for the branch to lean against.

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Could you please describe actions related to doing jigsaw puzzles?

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Hello, Bob! Thank you so much for this video, the choice of vocabulary is brilliant as always!
I have one question though - can we collapse a box once we’ve unboxed the stuff which was in it? 🤔

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Hi, thank you for the lesson. which would be the difference the usage the word extend and unfurl?

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Thank you, Bob. Could you please give a right anthonym for ' to slide open' for patio door ? is it "to slide close" ? - sounds a bit unnatural for me. Thanks

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Sorry for bothering you with kinda the same question (about my belt😅). Could I say, "I loosen my belt after a big meal"?

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