How to use TECHNICALLY in English Speaking

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Homework - Write three example sentences using the word 'technically' Post in the comments section. DO NOT REPLY TO THIS COMMENT. MAKE A NEW ONE.

[@srifujianti4639]

Hello Robin, This my homework 1. Bali is a technically part of Indonesia country, not most a foreigner familiar about it. 2. I'm technically true can cooking Indonesia food, but I'm not a chef. 3. He is a man who build my home, Technically he is not Architect.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Thank you for doing the homework. Please check my corrections. ⚠️1. Bali is a technically part of Indonesia country, not most a foreigner familiar about it. ✔️1. Bali is technically a part of Indonesia, but most foreigners are not familiar about it. ⚠️2. I'm technically true can cooking Indonesia food, but I'm not a chef. ✔️2. I'm technically a great cook, but I'm not a professional chef. ⚠️3. He is a man who build my home, Technically he is not Architect. ✔️3. He is a man who built my home. Technically, he is not an architect.

[@laylaallili3090]

Hello Robin! 😃💖 This is my homework: 1. The house where I live is mine technically, although the real owner of it is my father. 2. Robin: You can come to Korea to live here forever. It will be a better place for you to live in. Layla: That's technically possible, but not likely. 3. Today, I tried to reply to most comments on that channel, although, technically, the technical issue is still there. Robin, I think this is the good lesson you prepared for me and mentioned to it in the WhatsApp group, right? Anyway, I am really thankful to you, Robin, for all your efforts to make this video. I was looking forward to knowing how to use it technically for about one year.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Let's take a look.... ⚠️1. The house where I live is mine technically, although the real owner of it is my father. (It is unclear who is the owner, you or your father. 'Technically' means you are the owner. 'real owner' means your father is the owner.) ✔️1. The house where I live is mine technically, although my father says he is the owner. 2. Robin: You can come to Korea to live here forever. It will be a better place for you to live in. ✔️ Layla: That's technically possible, but not likely. ⚠️3. Today, I tried to reply to most comments on that channel, although, technically, the technical issue is still there. ( Not an appropriate place to use 'technically'.)

[@alyehsan1114]

Hello Robin !😊 How are you today? I hope you are doing very well! 1)Technically, Robin Shaw is an excellent teacher! 2)The USA is the most technically advanced country. 3)Technically, my husband and I are married, but we are celebrating later. Thanks!

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

⭐Perfect Homework!

[@du_fh7349]

Hello Robin. ✨👋 1 Technically, the team won the match, but he didn't know how to play and lost many chances. 2 Robin is technically a perfect teacher for his videos and explanation. 3 In my opinion, after developing technically advanced, education has become easier. Thank you. 🌸

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Looks great! Keep studying well!

[@du_fh7349]

@@DailyEnglishHomework Thank you, teacher.😍

[@MirnaSalampe89]

Hello, Robin. I posted my homework below: 1. Technically, antimicrobials can eradicate infectious diseases. However, microorganisms have several resistance mechanisms as defences to protect cells from chemical compounds that make the diseases difficult to treat. 2. Each student has their own talents. Although technically, many students do not have the energy and enthusiasm to increase their potential. 3. He could be a technically outstanding graduate, but his friend cheated on him during the examination.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

✔️1. Technically, antimicrobials can eradicate infectious diseases. However, microorganisms have several resistance mechanisms as defences to protect cells from chemical compounds that make the diseases difficult to treat. ⚠️. Each student has their own talents. Although technically, many students do not have the energy and enthusiasm to increase their potential. (I think technically, students do have the energy and enthusiasm.) ⚠️3. He could be a technically outstanding graduate, but his friend cheated on him during the examination. (I do not understand the sentence.)

[@laylaallili3090]

Hello Robin! 😃🌹 Now, after your corrections of my sentences, I can say technically I understood the meaning of technically but I need more time to be able to make proper sentences using technically. I will keep trying to make more examples using it in my life even if I make some mistakes. I believe you spent extra time checking and correcting my sentences. Therefore, I owe you for teaching me many different and necessary grammar.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Very good!

[@mahinjabri2703]

Hello Robin! This one got me. I'm having trouble in making sentences, but here I'm trying. 1. Technically she's a great artist. She knows how to do her work well. 2. Nowadays countries are getting technically more advanced. 3. Technically speaking, you can't go out without a mask in a public place, but many do. Thanks for the lesson.❤️

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Thanks for trying. Let's take a look. ✔️1. Technically she's a great artist. She knows how to do her work well. ⚠️2. Nowadays countries are getting technically more advanced. ✔️2. Nowadays, countries are getting technically more advanced. (Use a comma after time expressions.) ✔️3. Technically speaking, you can't go out without a mask in a public place, but many do.

[@mahinjabri2703]

@@DailyEnglishHomework Thank you Robin.

[@salma-jf4gl]

Hello Robin, We have the same meanings of "technically" in French, including the third meaning. Here are my sentences: 1. Technically I can go to the beach every day, but I go there once a week. 2. It's technically possible to become fluent in English, but you need to work hard for it. 3. Technically, it's illegal to ask private questions during a job interview, but some interviewers do it.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Great examples!

[@du_fh7349]

Thank you, Robin, not only for this lesson and for your style of explanation. A lot of vocabulary we understand through your style of explanation without reference to the dictionary and this makes it stay in our memory. 🌸👋

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Glad it was helpful!

[@du_fh7349]

@@DailyEnglishHomework Thank you my best teacher. ❤️✨

[@lestarinepal6874]

1. Technically, you are an excellent English teacher. 2. I'm having a hard time understanding your lessons because technically I'm a beginner. 3. In my opinion, my reason above is technically acceptable.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

All great!

[@willywils8976]

1) Technically, everyone is not fine but they are acting like they are fine and doing well. 2) She is technically good at maths and physics. 3) The United States of America is a technically advanced country. 4) I wrote four sentences. But, technically, Robin told me to write three sentences.😁😁😁

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Thank you for doing the homework. Please check my corrections. ✔️1) Technically, everyone is not fine but they are acting like they are fine and doing well. ✔️2) She is technically good at maths and physics. ✔️3) The United States of America is a technically advanced country. ⚠️4) I wrote four sentences. But, technically, Robin told me to write three sentences. ✔️4) I wrote four sentences, but, technically, Robin told me to write three sentences.

[@willywils8976]

@@DailyEnglishHomework Thank you, Robin.

[@clement6423]

Hello teacher, here's my homework 1. I'm technically good at football beacause I used to train myself every day. 2. Most of african country are not technically advanced society 3. Technically many of fruits juice which from food industry are not totally natural even many people believe this.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Thank you for doing my homework. There are basic editing errors including spelling. I want to help you get to a basic level. I have so much to teach you. Please check out this video, do the homework there, and then come back and try this homework again. How to Edit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqHTqGucgN-trs0

[@kror8064]

1) Rohan performance was technically perfect ,but he lacked soul. 2) Technically he is an excellent goalkeeper. 3) It is still technically possible for me to win😄.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

You still need to work on basic editing skills. Please check out this video and then try this homework again. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGOVnpita7B2g7M

[@alihaydar7683]

Technically I watched. 1)The company is using technically advanced machines technology in production 2)This is technically impossible, so we can not do that 3)The famous actress is technically British, but she has lived in another country for 20 years 4)Technically, he is brilliant engineer, but inexperienced

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Please check punctuation. Thank you for doing my homework. There are basic editing errors including spelling. I want to help you get to a basic level. I have so much to teach you. Please check out this video, do the homework there, and then come back and try this homework again. How to Edit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqHTqGucgN-trs0

[@laylaallili3090]

Hello Robin! I tried to write ten sentences using (technically). I hope this time I used them properly. 1)Technically, I understood the meaning of technically, but it's still hard for me to put it in a sentence properly. 2)The house where I live belongs to my father because he is the one who bought it, but technically, I feel it's my house. 3)Technically, I eat healthy food and exercise to keep my body in shape. 4)Robin says, "I'm not your teacher technically," but the sense I have is that he is my real teacher. 5)My sister was the owner of our bird, yet technically the bird was mine because I was the one who fed and took care of her. 6)To do this homework, it took me four hours to check each example very well before posting. Well, technically, it took me three hours and a half in total. 7)Layla's new friend: Wow! You're an artist. Your paintings are masterpieces. Layla: That's technically true, but I didn't study the methods of art at any institute of fine arts. 8)Although, technically, in Saudi Arabia women can travel abroad alone, society's culture is still acting like that is forbidden. 9)Technically speaking, using phones while driving is considered a traffic violation, but many do. 10)Layla: I'd like to create a KZbin channel to talk about my society's culture. Robin: That's technically possible, but not likely.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

✔️1)Technically, I understood the meaning of technically, but it's still hard for me to put it in a sentence properly. ❌2)The house where I live belongs to my father because he is the one who bought it, but technically, I feel it's my house. (Technically follows the rule or law, so technically it is your father's house because legally it is not your house.) (You need to say, "I love my house but technically it's my father's house.") ❌3)Technically, I eat healthy food and exercise to keep my body in shape. 👉(This sentence doesn't seem complete. You are trying to emphasize some truth, but it is unclear.) 👉(You are just stating a fact so just say - "I eat healthy food and exercise to keep my body in shape.") ✔️4)Robin says, "I'm not your teacher technically," but the sense I have is that he is my real teacher. ❌5)My sister was the owner of our bird, yet technically the bird was mine because I was the one who fed and took care of her. 👉(Technically follows the rule/law so technically the bird belongs to your sister.) 👉(You need to say, "I feed and take care of the bird, but technically it's my sister's.") ✔️6)To do this homework, it took me four hours to check each example very well before posting. Well, technically, it took me three hours and a half in total. ❌7)Layla's new friend: Wow! You're an artist. Your paintings are masterpieces. Layla: That's technically true, but I didn't study the methods of art at any institute of fine arts. 👉(What is technically true? You made two statements. Technically an artist or the paintings are technically masterpieces?) ✔️8)Although, technically, in Saudi Arabia women can travel abroad alone, society's culture is still acting like that is forbidden. ✔️9)Technically speaking, using phones while driving is considered a traffic violation, but many do. ✔️10)Layla: I'd like to create a KZbin channel to talk about my society's culture. Robin: That's technically possible, but not likely.

[@Sleepwalker_]

Hello Robin! 📿 1) The team has recently replenished with a technically excellent player. 2) We were delighted to visit the new technically equipped museum. 3) Technically, it's possible to get there by noon, but you'll probably get stuck in a traffic jam.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

All great!

[@gerbemichel]

1. I have learned the rules to be a technically chess player. 2. Nowadays, it technically becomes impossible to repair a car yourself. 3. Michel is technically a Chat Friends WhatsApp Group member although he uninstalled the application on his devices.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Good sentences.

[@nawshiali8687]

Robin sir, I m trying to do the homework 1.Technically, he is a good goalkeeper. 2.Thats not me,my sister technically we are looking same .

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

I see some basic editing errors. Please check punctuation. Watch this video for help. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGOVnpita7B2g7M

[@asmaaaly980]

Hi Robin! 1.Technically, prejudice against women is no longer exist. 2.This is a technically advanced machine. 3.He is technically responsible for providing financial relief for the survivors.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Thank you for doing the homework. Please check my corrections. ⚠️1.Technically, prejudice against women is no longer exist. ✔️1.Technically, prejudice against women no longer exists. ✔️2.This is a technically advanced machine. ✔️3.He is technically responsible for providing financial relief for the survivors.

[@laylaallili3090]

Hello Robin! I still feel I have difficulty to make sentences using technically. I don't know if I really understood how to it. Anyway, I am going to make other sentences using technically. I am disappointed about it. I am truly thankful for making this useful lesson.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Keep trying. Write 10 more.

[@Julio-lb9xt]

Hello Robin, this is my homework: 1. Shakira is technically a good singer. 2. James makes many mistakes, but he is technically a soccer gamer. 3. I often prepare the meals, but I cannot say that I am technically a good chef.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Thank you for doing the homework. Please check my corrections. ⚠️2. James makes many mistakes, but he is technically a soccer gamer. I am confused. Did you mean 'soccer player'?

[@molyherika4485]

My homework... 1. The sneakers are the most technically advanced foot wear available. 2. Technically there is nothing wrong with this film 3. Technically fruit can lower cholesterol if eaten regularly.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Great sentences, but let's add a comma after 'technically' for #2 and #3. 2. Technically, there is nothing wrong with this film 3. Technically, fruit can lower cholesterol if eaten regularly.

[@kwc6519]

While technically, I am a student, I am confident of doing clinical procedures as well. I'm being elected as president is technically possible but unlikely. Technically speaking, police officers can't get kickbacks, but a lot of them do in my country.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Thank you for doing the homework. Please check my corrections. ✔️While technically, I am a student, I am confident of doing clinical procedures as well. ⚠️I'm being elected as president is technically possible but unlikely. ✔️Me being elected as president is technically possible but unlikely. ⚠️Technically speaking, police officers can't get kickbacks, but a lot of them do in my country. ✔️Technically speaking, police officers can't get bribes, but a lot of them do in my country.

[@kwc6519]

I thought before starting a sentence with "me" is like a spoken English. Kickback is a slang word I guess. Thanks for correcting me.

[@mayfongchee5237]

1. Technically, we need 3 hours to reach the airport. 2. Although technically I’m Chinese, I can’t read Chinese writing. 3. It’s technically possible for me to lose 20 kg in 6 months, but I need to exercise more and eat healthy. 4. Technically, it’s very important for someone to have computer skills.

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All great!

[@syedwaiza2282]

Hello Robin! technically, your skill in teaching is advanced. Technically, math is a difficult subject. Of course, You are good at all content but this field technically belongs to commerce students.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Thank you for doing the homework. You still have some basic editing skills. Please watch this video and try the homework again. I want to make you better. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYjVgXSimKl3a9U

[@mimii-w8i]

Teacher: You have understood this subject very well. G.C: I think it is technically true, but it´s going to take me some more time. Technically, cell phones were invented to make calls, but we´ve found out that they´re very useful for many other purposes. Technically speaking, I can´t get fluent in any language if I don’t practice different skills like reading, writing, speaking, and listening.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

All correct. I am happy you did so much homework!

[@mimii-w8i]

@@DailyEnglishHomework 😱😱😱😱 Wow! and I was afraid of this because I thought it´s difficult. Now I am happy.🤠🤠

[@lavanya.5617]

1. Technically, I did my homework, but not all of it. 2. Technically, I forgot some homework. 3. Technically, I did not finish my daily English homework. I watched it five times after doing my homework.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

It is technically good.

[@lavanya.5617]

Thank you @Robin😊

[@petchaleekrungthong9019]

1. Technically, she is the former owner of the house, but she still acts like this is her house. 2. He is technically a brilliant actor, who has become a household name. 3. Even though, technically, she is not my real sister, I still think she is a part of my family.

[@MohammedAbu-ws7le]

i have the homework can help me.

[@yurii4909]

1. Technically, he has a diploma in jurisprudence, but he is 71 years old and he has never worked in the field, so I would not call him a jurist. 2. Technically, it is possible to sell this car to some unaware driver, but it is very rusty and dilapidated and, honestly, there is a very small chance of it really happening. 3. Technically, they all got an A on the assignment, but, truth be told, they didn’t deserve it.

[@DailyEnglishHomework]

Thank you for doing the homework. Please check my corrections. ⚠️1. Technically, he has a diploma in jurisprudence, but he is 71 years old and he has never worked in the field, so I would not call him a jurist. ✔️1. Technically, he has a law degree, but he is 71 years old and he has never worked in the field, so I would not call him a lawyer. ✔️2. Technically, it is possible to sell this car to some unaware driver, but it is very rusty and dilapidated and, honestly, there is a very small chance of it really happening. ✔️3. Technically, they all got an A on the assignment, but, truth be told, they didn’t deserve it.