Fascinating! Engaging! Captivating! Gripping! Pleasing!...You by far exceed yourself on this Grammar Gameshow Episode, BBC Learning English! It not only HAS BEEN useful and informative, but cracking up too! I HAVE BEEN watching (just in this morning, which has not yet finished) some of your FIRST SHOWS, and my conclusion is obvious...You HAVE IMPROVED very much. Well done!...I HAVE USED the Present Perfect many times along this remark, so I should use the Past Simple at least once..."I SAW your Friday video too. "Sampai jumpa", "Sampai nanti", "Sampai bertemu lagi", "Lihat nanti".
Omggggg 😱. Leslie says "Sampai Jumpa" !!! Speaking of which, this episode my favourite. Not gonna lie, I more focussed on their acting than the lesson 😂
Oh God! That's Indonesian word of Good bye, "Sampai Jumpa" Oh thank you very much for putting it on the map BBC LE! Thanks for responding my request. I've waited it for a week. I am very pleased. 😀
BBC Learning English this is just the umpteenth proof you are incredibly fantastic in what you do. I would have burst in laughs so many times if I had been there... (Insert creepy laugh here*)
Hi Dave Sebigan. We are glad you like it. We have another series you might enjoy - The White Elephant. It teaches you the language you need to express how you feel. Check it out: th-cam.com/play/PLcetZ6gSk96_2E-Yy-13_CAbtNCA7lnrU.html
High five for the performanse!!! You ease in dead tenses learning.Use please your creation with auther tences.Nobody can compare with you in these field&do it better.My best wishes!
Hi Jean Philippe Furling. We are glad you find our series amazing. We don't have plans to make more episodes of this particular series, but we are planning more creative videos to help you improve your English. Visit our website: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish
Hi Karen, We have a Grammar Gameshow all about the past perfect. You can see it here: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/tgg/unit-1/session-14 We hope this is helpful for you. Thanks!
Hi Lucija, The funny thing about the indescribable whatchamacallit is that it cannot be explained! The noun phrase is made up of two words which cannot be described! Indescribable literally means 'cannot be described' - we might use this word to talk about an amazing experience which we cannot put into words e.g. What's it like sky-diving? It's indescribable. The word 'whatchamacallit' is a substitute noun which is used as a replacement when the speaker cannot remember the name of the thing they are talking about. For example - I need to change the channel. Have you seen the...er...you know...the whatchamacallit? (Remote control) In the context of this show, there is something in the basement which cannot be described. That's all we know! Based on the sound it makes...it sounds scary! We hope this helps!
Of course! This phrase is a polite way to say ' The prizes are not very good.' If a teacher wanted to be polite to a student who had handed in some homework that was not very good, the teacher might say 'Your homework could use some improvement.'
Hi Emad Afify. Thank you for your comment. You'll find all the videos with guides and quizzes on our website: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/tgg
You are welcome. For more information on the present perfect and past simple you can visit either: The Grammar Gameshow episode page: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/tgg/unit-1/session-30 OR 6 Minute Grammar page: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/lower-intermediate/unit-26/session-2/activity-3 Thank you for your comment.
Hi Mikasa! Yes, they are! They are meant to be creepy and irritating. However, if you find things confusing, please remember that we have subtitles available to help viewers follow. In this case, we would recommend turning them on, even if you wouldn't usually. Thank you for your comment!
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That was the best lesson I have ever seen! Thank you, dear BBC Learning English team, you are amazing!
I can't miss this show..I am enjoying my time and learning at the same time ..Can't find better..a thumbs up .
You guys are the best
Fascinating! Engaging! Captivating! Gripping! Pleasing!...You by far exceed yourself on this Grammar Gameshow Episode, BBC Learning English! It not only HAS BEEN useful and informative, but cracking up too! I HAVE BEEN watching (just in this morning, which has not yet finished) some of your FIRST SHOWS, and my conclusion is obvious...You HAVE IMPROVED very much. Well done!...I HAVE USED the Present Perfect many times along this remark, so I should use the Past Simple at least once..."I SAW your Friday video too. "Sampai jumpa", "Sampai nanti", "Sampai bertemu lagi", "Lihat nanti".
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This is my one of the favourite shows and I really love it.
I am so happy listening to "Sampai Jumpa" in the last part.
It was really nice to hear “Indonesian greeting” at the end of video....Sampai Jumpa
Omggggg 😱. Leslie says "Sampai Jumpa" !!!
Speaking of which, this episode my favourite. Not gonna lie, I more focussed on their acting than the lesson 😂
Reni Pratiwi Yes he really does. I requested them to put it on the map hehe #fyi 😀
Reni Pratiwi
What does that mean? What do they refer to by that?
@@ARMeNshokeR It means "See you later".
Amazing!
Yeah you was a good speaking English
"Sampai jumpa, Leslie."... wow what a suprise! thanks for using Indonesian ...
omg, I cant stop watching these sort of videos. really amusing and funny
His face telling how badly was his finger cut just cracked me up... lol
Oh God! That's Indonesian word of Good bye, "Sampai Jumpa" Oh thank you very much for putting it on the map BBC LE! Thanks for responding my request. I've waited it for a week. I am very pleased. 😀
Hi Dian,
We told you to wait and see, and now you have seen. We hope it was a nice surprise for you. Thank you for watching!
You're welcome BBC LE. I'm wondering there is a tour program to BBC Headquarter in London for LE Students. It would be very exciting if so. Hehe. 😀
Thank you.
He reminds me so much of Andy Samberg.
(I love these videos)
Brilliant!
Wow! Thanks for saying Indonesian: Sampai jumpa!
I wonder how many times you had to rehearse the scenes... 😂
Hi marty mitch. On this occasion we did everything on one take. We are glad you liked it! ☺️
BBC Learning English this is just the umpteenth proof you are incredibly fantastic in what you do. I would have burst in laughs so many times if I had been there...
(Insert creepy laugh here*)
BBC Learning English one take, really? Nailed it!
Happy new year! To the East or to the West- Your doing is the best!
Many times, hihihihihi (eerie giggle)
Funny and educational video.I loved it
Hi Dave Sebigan. We are glad you like it.
We have another series you might enjoy - The White Elephant. It teaches you the language you need to express how you feel. Check it out: th-cam.com/play/PLcetZ6gSk96_2E-Yy-13_CAbtNCA7lnrU.html
it's the first time that I understand when can I use the perfect tense .... thanx a lot ^_^
Very creative! Good job
Usefull in quarantine !!!
this is what i have been looking for? or this is what i was looking for? which is correct?
Wow I am surprised with the closing part! "Sampai jumpa"! I personally am honoured.
I love the Grammar Gameshow!!! THANKS!!!!
Thank you, thank you for bringing this content to us in such a fun way instead of using a whiteboard! I find it very useful when teaching S2
Glad to hear it!
The sisters: 7:30
Me: Mom come pick me up I'm scared
I love them.
High five for the performanse!!! You ease in dead tenses learning.Use please your creation with auther tences.Nobody can compare with you in these field&do it better.My best wishes!
love it!
Sampai Jumpa is Bahasa Indonesia😁
Anyway, is it only me that this episode reminds me of The Shining😨😁
This is more like an advanced lesson. Liked it anyway! ( or have liked, idk..)
it's nice to listen "Sampai Jumpa" that is commonly said by Indonesian
loved it! why don't you all do it anymore? :(
Love the video ...love from india
Amazon series!!! please do it again!
Hi Jean Philippe Furling. We are glad you find our series amazing. We don't have plans to make more episodes of this particular series, but we are planning more creative videos to help you improve your English. Visit our website: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish
so funy love it
bbc channel ❤
Useful and funny.
Semoga kita bertemu lagi, leslie... (From Indonesian)
His face at 6:10 got me dying
"Sampai jumpa" too. See you in Indonesia, DAN
Nice, but all the back and forth movement doesn't help understand that well...
Thank you very much! It was great as usual!!!)
Awesome! Thank you 😁💖
Closing with... Sampai jumpaa...... 😊
hello
i can need some help !
What a coincidence! I was reviewing that subject just now.
That's great, Mateus Mamani! You are a lucky guy! ☺️
Wow! I have Seen several videos about different Topics but this one really ROCKS!!! Great Job! Love it!
See you again, sampai jumpa
I'm here to do my homework. Don't ask me
@@moiseszepeda7810 yo
sampai jumpa:) leslie, are you from Indonesia?
Very strange the show
I thought this was Smosh
This is very helpful. Could you talk about the difference between past present perfect and present perfect next time? Thank you!
Hi Karen,
We have a Grammar Gameshow all about the past perfect. You can see it here: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/tgg/unit-1/session-14
We hope this is helpful for you. Thanks!
add twelfty points haha 😂 But what is "release the indescribable whatchamacallit?" Can anyone explain it for me please?
Hi Lucija,
The funny thing about the indescribable whatchamacallit is that it cannot be explained! The noun phrase is made up of two words which cannot be described!
Indescribable literally means 'cannot be described' - we might use this word to talk about an amazing experience which we cannot put into words e.g. What's it like sky-diving? It's indescribable.
The word 'whatchamacallit' is a substitute noun which is used as a replacement when the speaker cannot remember the name of the thing they are talking about. For example - I need to change the channel. Have you seen the...er...you know...the whatchamacallit? (Remote control)
In the context of this show, there is something in the basement which cannot be described. That's all we know! Based on the sound it makes...it sounds scary!
We hope this helps!
Thanks! I'm really really excited to receive your reply! By the way, could you please tell me what "the prizes could use some improvement" means?
Of course! This phrase is a polite way to say ' The prizes are not very good.' If a teacher wanted to be polite to a student who had handed in some homework that was not very good, the teacher might say 'Your homework could use some improvement.'
Wow, wonderful explanation! Thanks a million!!!
I have lived in London for many years or I have been living in London for many years
which is more appropriate...
I have lived in London for many years.
Now I will never forget the rule
The names are cool Didactica holly molly
In North American English, most people would say "I cut my finger" even if it is gushing blood.
Useful and funny
Hi Emad Afify. Thank you for your comment. You'll find all the videos with guides and quizzes on our website: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/tgg
All The hairs on my back of my neck are standing up
im in love with him
How come?? What’s that video.....
Hi victor chan. We hope you like our series The Grammar Gameshow: learn English and have fun! 😉
goodness the laughter at the end!
Yes! It's quite creepy, isn't it! So glad that someone noticed! It was a little surprise for you!
doesn't he kind of look like Joseph Morgan, the one who played the role of Klaus Mikaelson in the vampire diaries?
DID LESLIE JUST SAY "SAMPAI JUMPAAAAA"????
He said in indonesian "sampai jumpa"
Creepy episode, yet extremely informative.
Hi Ronnie Arévalo. Thank you for your comment. We are glad you find it useful.
Wow....too noisy , I have to turn the audio off and turn on the caption instead.
every time they made the weird laugh, I laughed a lot kkkk
Brits are weird 😂
This is very funny and creepy , but i'm not sure how can Will survive when he cut the finger at an artery and that blood...
Wow, I was surprised when you said, "Sampai Jumpa"
Thanks. Really useful lesson, though the most hair raising one.😜
He spoke bahasa Indonesia well 😀😀,
Juli Amri Silalahi Yes he does 😂😂
Hi any one can tells me the simple past of. Have you seen
Hi!
The simple past of 'Have you seen' is 'Did you see'
We hope this answers your question.
BBC Learning English
Thanks a lot
You are welcome.
For more information on the present perfect and past simple you can visit either:
The Grammar Gameshow episode page: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/tgg/unit-1/session-30
OR
6 Minute Grammar page: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/lower-intermediate/unit-26/session-2/activity-3
Thank you for your comment.
I find the video rather confusing.
I love creepy Will!
This was the most unfunny episode.
It's so confusing when they both talking like that. So irritating):
Hi Mikasa!
Yes, they are! They are meant to be creepy and irritating. However, if you find things confusing, please remember that we have subtitles available to help viewers follow. In this case, we would recommend turning them on, even if you wouldn't usually.
Thank you for your comment!
I think i understand now.
Pato
The woman of the right side is Very beautiful
but why do I think these two women were a little bit horrible!
hahhahha they are really creepy!!
jajajajaj XD
Very creepy 😬😬😬😬😬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
Not funny didn't laugh