Get Fluent in 2024 with this Advanced English Masterclass!

This lesson combines my best lessons from 2023 to help you get fluent in 2024.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Welcome
00:40 - News Review
29:41 - News Review
57:32 - 150 English Idioms
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Awesome, thank you!

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May I know is curious an abstract noun in this sentence - John is *curious* about the results. Thanks for your time to answer me.

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Great question! I'll answer that in a future lesson! 😁

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Hi Jennifer, I thought you are knowledgeable an expert teacher . You sent me the excellence lesson . Ottawa is the capital city . Toronto is Canada ' s largest city. I went to the supermarket to buy chicken , milk ,vegetable , rich , bread and wash my cloths last weekend .The event was crowed . that 's my son and daughter t- shirt . I am having bilateral meeting with my boss . they have popped in. That street's sketchy . she has been bickering all day .

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"I still regard Mount Brussels as unclimbed, and my feelings are no different from those I should have were I to hear that a helicopter had deposited its passenger on the summit of that mountain just so that he could boast that he had trodden an untrodden mountain top.’' I am not able to understand the sentence structure of above mentioned paragraph. Would you please make me clear specially "I should have were I to hear that ". Thanks in advance

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Great question! I'll answer that in a future lesson! 😁

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Jennifer I have a question for long time And I don't know if it's stupid question??🙄🙄 Why we say (let's get started) Started not start if we talk right now???

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"get started" is an expression that means "start". Native speakers love using expressions ;)

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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:29 🇺🇸 *[Learn Vocabulary and Grammar] Reviewing a news article about U.S. President Joe Biden's visit to Ottawa provides an opportunity to learn advanced vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation.* 06:43 🇨🇦 *[Correct Pronunciation of "Canada"] Ensure correct pronunciation of "Canada" by emphasizing the short "duh" sound and discouraging the common mispronunciation with a strong "DA."* 07:13 📅 *[Packed Schedule] Understand "packed schedule" as another way to express a busy agenda or itinerary, akin to a "whirlwind schedule."* 12:52 🤝 *[First In-Person Bilateral Meeting] Learn the term "bilateral meeting" and note the significance of specifying it as the "first true in-person bilateral meeting" since 2009.* 16:28 🌐 *[Divisive Term] Comprehend the term "divisive" in the context of Trump's term, indicating policies causing division and disagreement among people.* 28:45 🌐 *After Trump's term, the third visit focuses on assessing achievements, priorities, and future goals.* 30:40 😡 *"Bottled rage" explained: Keeping strong negative emotions inside, leading to potential violent outbursts.* 37:56 🧠 *"I lost it" implies losing control over emotions or actions, a common expression for emotional outbursts.* 40:42 🤷‍♂️ *Explaining "shaved head" and addressing possessive "'s" in "Smith's wife."* 41:35 😲 *Describing the incident as "shocking" emphasizes the unexpected and negative nature of the event.* 58:49 😠 *"Woke up on the wrong side of the bed" means being grumpy or irritable in the morning.* 01:01:04 ❄️ *"Give someone the cold shoulder" means intentionally ignoring or snubbing someone.* 01:01:31 🤔 *"Sit on the fence" implies delaying a decision, often due to difficulty.* 01:01:57 🔨 *"Hit the nail on the head" means accurately identifying or solving a problem.* 01:03:42 🤝 *"Give someone the benefit of the doubt" is trusting someone's statement or excuse.* 01:04:09 💪 *"No pain, no gain" emphasizes the need for hard work and discomfort to achieve results.* 01:06:25 📖 *"To make a long story short" is summarizing a complicated story briefly.* 01:06:51 🐢 *"Easy does it" advises slowing down or taking it easy.* 01:11:20 🦆 *"To get one's ducks in a row" is being well-prepared or organized for something.* 01:15:47 🍞 *"The best thing since sliced bread" compliments something as extremely useful or excellent.* 01:16:16 🎣 *"Plenty of fish in the sea" encourages not to worry, as there are many other opportunities or options.* 01:17:13 🔄 *"To cut corners" is doing something in the cheapest, easiest, or fastest way by omitting details or rules.* 01:17:40 🚗 *"Get your act together" means to organize oneself or become more efficient.* 01:18:04 🤝 *"To break the ice" is to help people who don't know each other feel more comfortable by introducing themselves.* 01:18:30 🍦 *"Better late than never" suggests that it's better to have something late than not at all.* 01:19:29 🍀 *"Break a leg" is a way to wish someone good luck, especially before a performance.* 01:19:54 📞 *"To call it a day" means to stop working for the day, usually because enough has been done.* 01:20:18 🪓 *"To cut somebody some slack" is to be lenient or forgiving, especially during difficult times.* 01:22:35 ✂️ *"To cut corners" is doing something in the cheapest, easiest, or fastest way, often by omitting details or rules.* 01:24:52 🔥 *"To be on fire" means performing exceptionally well.* 01:25:17 💣 *"To get out of hand" means to get out of control, where one loses control over a situation.* 01:27:04 ⚖️ *"Go with the flow" means to adapt to the majority's opinion or actions, even if it's different from your initial plan.* 01:27:56 🌈 *"Silver lining" refers to finding something positive in a generally negative situation, like recognizing the value of relationships during a pandemic.* 01:28:25 🍬 *"Sweet tooth" describes someone who enjoys eating sweet foods, especially desserts.* 01:30:08 🏔️ *"Tip of the iceberg" describes a small part of a more significant issue or problem.* 01:30:37 💨 *"Blow off steam" means releasing pent-up energy or strong emotions, often after a conflict or frustration.* 01:31:06 🍰 *"Piece of cake" refers to something that is extremely easy to do.* 01:31:31 🌳 *"Out of the woods" indicates being free from a problem or difficulty, but there may still be challenges ahead.* 01:34:33 🔄 *"On the same page" implies everyone agreeing or having a shared understanding of a plan or situation.* 01:36:20 🕳️ *"Fall through the cracks" describes something going unnoticed or lacking attention.* 01:37:43 🔥 *"Up in arms" indicates being angry or upset about a specific situation or decision.* 01:38:40 🐑 *"Black sheep" refers to a member of a group who is different from the others, often in a negative way.* 01:41:31 💸 *"Break the bank" suggests causing financial ruin or spending an exorbitant amount.* 01:44:05 🔄 *"Back to square one" is starting a plan or project over again from the beginning due to a failure or setback.* 01:45:00 🔫 *"Shoot oneself in the foot" is doing or saying something that could cause problems for oneself.* 01:45:54 ⏳ *"Right off the bat" means immediately or at the very beginning.* 01:47:45 🌬️ *"Hot air" describes something insincere or lacking practical results, often referring to promises or claims.* 01:48:35 👣 *"Follow in someone's footsteps" is when you emulate or pursue a similar path to someone, often a family member, friend, or mentor.* 01:50:28 ⛵ *"In the same boat" implies being in a similar difficult situation as someone else.* 01:53:35 💡 *"Bounce an idea off someone" is to share an idea with someone and get their feedback or opinion.* 01:54:52 🚗 *"Take a backseat" is to avoid responsibility in an organization or activity, as in not being responsible for organizing a conference.* 01:56:12 🍔 *"Bite off more than you can chew" refers to attempting something too difficult, exemplified by taking on too many projects.* 01:56:36 🎭 *"Throw caution to the wind" means doing something without worrying about risks or consequences, like quitting a job impulsively.* 01:57:04 🗡️ *"Cross to bear" represents an unpleasant or painful situation or responsibility that one must accept, similar to losing a company's biggest client.* 01:57:33 👀 *"Keep one's eye on something/someone" involves watching, taking care of, or being responsible for something or someone.* 01:58:31 🗣️ *"Should have had a backup plan" emphasizes the importance of having an alternative plan if the original one fails, using conference presentation as an example.* 02:01:19 😠 *"Her comment really me off" implies being intensely angry due to someone's remarks.* 02:05:35 🕰️ *"It's high time we let her go" suggests that something should happen now, implying it should have happened earlier, like firing someone.* 02:10:35 🗣️ *"My mom nitpicks like crazy" characterizes someone who excessively finds faults or criticisms in unimportant details.* [02:22:29 URL](kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpCUiKOkoq6moNU) *🕵️ Being nosy is one of Keith's pet peeves, and he explains that gerund statements, starting with a verb in -ing, are used to make general statements.* [02:31:39 URL](kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpCUiKOkoq6moNU) *🤝 "Thanks for sticking up for me" means expressing gratitude for someone defending or supporting you, often used when someone defends Keith in the comments.* [02:33:30 URL](kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpCUiKOkoq6moNU) *🍽️ Keith uses the phrase "sticking to this diet," explaining that "sticking to" means continuing with something challenging, such as a diet plan.* [02:37:06 URL](kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpCUiKOkoq6moNU) *🔄 "Do you think you're gonna stick it out?" means continuing or completing something until the end, often used in the context of enduring a challenging situation.* 02:50:33 📝 *"Ballpark" is a verb meaning to provide a rough estimate. It's often used as an adjective, such as "ballpark figure," indicating a rough estimate of a number, cost, or statistic.* 02:53:34 📆 *"Down the line" means in the future, without specifying a date. It's a way to postpone something without committing to a specific time.* 02:58:00 🤔 *"Have you edited it yet?" is a challenging tongue twister due to the combination of sounds. It's an example of the present perfect tense in question form.* 03:02:35 📚 *"Caught up" means finishing all previously assigned tasks. It signifies being entirely up-to-date and can include unnecessary words like "all."* 03:05:20 🕒 *"Do you have a sec?" is a common way to ask for a short amount of time before discussing something. "Bring them up to speed" means updating someone on the latest information or news.* 03:08:08 🌃 *"Are you going out tonight?" is a present continuous question about plans in progress, asking if someone has social activities outside their home.* Made with HARPA AI

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Have you edited it yet?

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no one should believe he "was going through something" right? He can do it again no matter his situation.

[@JForrestEnglish]

You got it!

[@gookimomor2460]

so, you can just say "piss" and not "pissed" (me off) and that would be accepted and understood. Or, is it really pronounced and you can distinguish it?

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Generally the "t" will be so soft you won't be able to hear it.

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[@usert-71]

Otawa is a indian word, I think

[@JForrestEnglish]

You're right! This is from Google: The name Ottawa is derived from the Algonquin word “adawe”, which means “to trade”.

[@gookimomor2460]

so, we should say "from the stone age," and not "since the stone age?" or "stone age" is an specific time? what about, "from the 90s,'" or "since the 90s?"

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Great question! I'll answer that in a future lesson! 😁

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I have what it takes to become fluent, Have you edited it yet?

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WHOO HOO - great job!

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Me like Obama,me like Senator, me like Minister Economics,me like Jennifer,you awesome girls and men,have a nice day with Ottawa,gracious arrividerce 🎉

[@JForrestEnglish]

My pleasure! 😘

[@Cfwmfal]

I do think your political views on this lesson is incorrect and you should stay out of it in my opinion.

[@JForrestEnglish]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@setodetode5028]

Dear teacher today lesson was useful two times first I learn vocabulary and antonym and parts of speech and many grammar points plus I have learned knowledge about Canada like it’s capital and biggest city and other.your accent is excellent i before pronunciation articles and modify my mistake we believe if anyone learn a word us he survived us during life then must tell you thanks so much be successful in world wide

[@JForrestEnglish]

I'm so happy to hear that! 😍