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  1. 0:04Hello everyone.
  2. 0:06>> Hello. Welcome. My name is Carlos and
  3. 0:09that is spelled C A R L O S.
  4. 0:16>> What's your name?
  5. 0:17>> My name is Anes. A M G M
  6. 0:25>> N
  7. 0:26>> G E L E S
  8. 0:31>> S
  9. 0:33N
  10. 0:35Well done.
  11. 0:36>> My name is Anna. A M M A
  12. 0:41>> A M A. Wonderful.
  13. 0:44>> My name is Marian. M
  14. 0:47A R
  15. 0:50I
  16. 0:51A N.
  17. 0:53>> Fantastic. Marian, welcome.
  18. 0:56>> Thank you.
  19. 0:57>> What's your name?
  20. 0:58>> My name is Rosa.
  21. 0:59>> Rosa.
  22. 1:00>> R O S A.
  23. 1:04>> Rosa. Welcome to class. Okay.
  24. 1:10So,
  25. 1:18countries.
  26. 1:20>> Countries
  27. 1:21>> and
  28. 1:23cities.
  29. 1:24>> Mhm.
  30. 1:26>> You have one minute.
  31. 1:28>> Yes. to write down on your notebook as
  32. 1:32many countries and cities as you know.
  33. 1:37>> Yes.
  34. 1:38>> With with the letter
  35. 1:42>> M.
  36. 1:44>> So for example, you can say Mexico.
  37. 1:48>> Yes.
  38. 1:49>> Um Madagascar,
  39. 1:53>> Madrid, etc. But we're going to change
  40. 1:56the letter. This was just an example.
  41. 1:58Ah,
  42. 1:59>> so one minute
  43. 2:02to write as many countries and cities
  44. 2:05with the letter
  45. 2:08>> S.
  46. 2:09>> S.
  47. 2:10>> Yes. Okay. Go. One minute.
  48. 2:15>> Sh.
  49. 2:36Okay, let's see what we have. Ankles,
  50. 2:39tell us the countries and cities that
  51. 2:41you have.
  52. 2:41>> The country is Switzerland and the city
  53. 2:44Turik. Yes, I know Turik. Yes. Yes. Yes,
  54. 2:48I know. is is because is I I ask you if
  55. 2:53if the country and the city with is very
  56. 2:57difficult in Switzerland
  57. 2:59a city with
  58. 3:00>> but it can be a city from another
  59. 3:02country doesn't have to be in
  60. 3:04Switzerland just I'm sorry for the next
  61. 3:08round for the next round. Okay.
  62. 3:10>> Okay.
  63. 3:12Sanding
  64. 3:16Sydney.
  65. 3:17>> Whoa. Great job. Well done. And Marian,
  66. 3:23>> Singapore, Sydney, Spain, Sophia.
  67. 3:27>> Wow, great job. Well done. And Rosa,
  68. 3:32>> Sagal,
  69. 3:34Serbia is Sydney.
  70. 3:36>> Seria and Sydney.
  71. 3:38>> And Sydney.
  72. 3:39>> Well done, Rosa. We're We're going to
  73. 3:42have a second round. Okay.
  74. 3:43>> Okay.
  75. 3:44>> Let me think of a letter.
  76. 3:48Let's do T.
  77. 3:51>> One minute. Go.
  78. 4:08>> Uh, what do you have?
  79. 4:12>> Toronto.
  80. 4:13>> Whoa. Well done.
  81. 4:15Much better.
  82. 4:17>> [laughter]
  83. 4:19>> Toronto,
  84. 4:25>> sorry.
  85. 4:26>> And
  86. 4:28well done,
  87. 4:30Rosa.
  88. 4:33>> Turkey. That sounds
  89. 4:36Spanish. [clears throat]
  90. 4:39>> Turkey.
  91. 4:40>> Turkey.
  92. 4:40>> Well done, Turkey.
  93. 4:42>> Tasmania.
  94. 4:43>> Tasmania. Well done.
  95. 4:44>> Tasmania. Yeah.
  96. 4:46>> Tennessee.
  97. 4:47>> Tennessee. Well done.
  98. 4:50>> Tabiv.
  99. 4:51>> Fantastic. Rosa
  100. 4:54Marian. [clears throat]
  101. 5:05is Spanish.
  102. 5:07>> That's French.
  103. 5:09>> It's very close to what? Tunisia.
  104. 5:14>> Tunisia.
  105. 5:15>> Yes. Well done.
  106. 5:18>> Fantastic job, Marian. Well done all of
  107. 5:21you. Great job. Round of applause. Yay.
  108. 5:24Okay, let's see. Marian,
  109. 5:28>> where do you live?
  110. 5:29>> I live in Mis on the center. In my
  111. 5:33neighborhood is called
  112. 5:37Chamberry.
  113. 5:38>> Chamber. That's nice.
  114. 5:40>> That's a nice neighborhood.
  115. 5:43>> Yes. And do uh where do you live more
  116. 5:47precisely? Do you um let's say do you
  117. 5:49live in a house or do you live
  118. 5:52>> No, no, no, no. I live in a flat in a
  119. 5:55building in an old building.
  120. 5:57>> Okay. Uh my house is a little house with
  121. 6:02two bathroom, bathroom, a kitchen and
  122. 6:08living room.
  123. 6:09>> Wow.
  124. 6:10>> It's a nice flat.
  125. 6:11>> It's a nice flat. There you go. Thank
  126. 6:13you very much, Marian. Anna, where do
  127. 6:15you live?
  128. 6:16>> Hey, it's the same.
  129. 6:20>> You're So if you live in the same
  130. 6:23neighborhood,
  131. 6:24>> you are you two are? No,
  132. 6:28>> no.
  133. 6:28>> Neighbor [singing]
  134. 6:29>> neighbor
  135. 6:32your neighbors.
  136. 6:33>> Yeah.
  137. 6:34>> My building
  138. 6:37is
  139. 6:39uh I live in one floor.
  140. 6:43>> You live in the
  141. 6:45>> first floor?
  142. 6:46>> First floor.
  143. 6:47>> Okay. Well done.
  144. 6:49>> And with my family.
  145. 6:51>> Fantastic. Yes. Do you like your
  146. 6:54apartment?
  147. 6:55>> Yes. Yeah. [laughter]
  148. 6:57>> And how many pets do you have?
  149. 7:02>> Any pets? [laughter]
  150. 7:04>> No,
  151. 7:06I don't have pets.
  152. 7:07>> Why don't you have pets?
  153. 7:09>> Uh, because I don't like
  154. 7:11>> You don't like hanging house?
  155. 7:13>> Okay. And where do you live?
  156. 7:16>> Here of here in Salamanca
  157. 7:20district.
  158. 7:22>> Nice neighborhood as well. That's like
  159. 7:24teaching the grid. Yes. Sal
  160. 7:26neighborhood.
  161. 7:27>> Yes.
  162. 7:28>> Mhm.
  163. 7:29>> Very good. And Rosan, where do you live?
  164. 7:32>> I I live in the
  165. 7:36city.
  166. 7:38>> Oh, yes. It's a place
  167. 7:42>> I live in the 10th floor.
  168. 7:46Um
  169. 7:48I feeling I feeling good. My my my home.
  170. 7:52>> Yeah. Like your home. My family.
  171. 7:56>> Do you have any pets?
  172. 7:58>> No.
  173. 7:58>> No pets?
  174. 7:59>> No.
  175. 7:59>> I don't have pets.
  176. 8:00>> Does any of you have pets?
  177. 8:02>> Yes.
  178. 8:03>> How many pets do you have? A
  179. 8:07[laughter]
  180. 8:11>> fish. No fish. Fish.
  181. 8:14>> A fish.
  182. 8:15>> Fish.
  183. 8:17Yeah. and and a little I don't know
  184. 8:21remember it's in to the water the fish
  185. 8:26the name is
  186. 8:28>> turtle.
  187. 8:29>> No,
  188. 8:30>> not a turtle.
  189. 8:32>> It's not a fish. It's not a turtle.
  190. 8:34>> Yeah. No, it's a fish because the fish
  191. 8:38in the into the water. The name is a
  192. 8:42>> Oh. Oh, where the fish lives.
  193. 8:45>> Yes. So it's a Do you know what that is?
  194. 8:49>> What is it filled with?
  195. 8:51>> It has
  196. 8:53like a
  197. 8:55>> water. So it's a water
  198. 8:59>> water.
  199. 9:04[laughter]
  200. 9:10>> Give me a letter. Rosa.
  201. 9:13>> E.
  202. 9:13>> No. [laughter]
  203. 9:15No.
  204. 9:24>> Well done.
  205. 9:26>> Well done. Well, [clears throat] thank
  206. 9:27you very much for sharing.
  207. 9:32[music]
  208. 9:37[music]
  209. 9:42>> I am a teacher.
  210. 9:45Um,
  211. 9:47where find the verb in the sentence.
  212. 9:49Anna.
  213. 9:50>> An.
  214. 9:52>> Fantastic. What is the infinitive of am?
  215. 9:56>> To to be.
  216. 9:58>> To be. Very well done. Excellent. Yes.
  217. 10:02To be.
  218. 10:05So we say I
  219. 10:08am.
  220. 10:11>> You
  221. 10:12>> are.
  222. 10:12>> You are.
  223. 10:15He, she or it?
  224. 10:17>> It
  225. 10:20is.
  226. 10:26>> We
  227. 10:27>> are.
  228. 10:28>> We are.
  229. 10:32>> And
  230. 10:32>> you
  231. 10:36>> are
  232. 10:36>> are
  233. 10:37>> they
  234. 10:39>> they are
  235. 10:41>> okay.
  236. 10:42Fantastic. Well done. [clears throat]
  237. 10:45Give me a sentence with the verb to be
  238. 10:48uncleless.
  239. 10:50>> I am from Canary Island.
  240. 10:52>> Fantastic job. Very very well. Anna,
  241. 10:55give me another sentence using uh for
  242. 10:57example, you
  243. 11:02>> are
  244. 11:03very pretty.
  245. 11:05>> Well done. Fantastic. Excellent. All
  246. 11:09right.
  247. 11:20Okay, we're going to do a different verb
  248. 11:22now.
  249. 11:24To have
  250. 11:26>> to have.
  251. 11:28So
  252. 11:30I
  253. 11:31>> have have
  254. 11:35you have
  255. 11:38>> Rosa?
  256. 11:40I have. He
  257. 11:42>> No, but she or it
  258. 11:44>> he have has. He has. He has.
  259. 11:48>> Very well done. We
  260. 11:49>> We have
  261. 11:50>> We have Marian. You have
  262. 11:54>> You have
  263. 11:55And they
  264. 11:57>> have
  265. 11:58>> they have
  266. 12:03>> We're going to do one more
  267. 12:09>> infinitive.
  268. 12:10>> So what is what is this verb? Can you
  269. 12:12read this on?
  270. 12:13>> I'm sorry.
  271. 12:14>> Can you read this?
  272. 12:15>> To live.
  273. 12:16>> To live.
  274. 12:17>> Live.
  275. 12:17>> Yes. To live. So I
  276. 12:21>> I have to live.
  277. 12:22>> No, no, no. Just just live.
  278. 12:24>> I live.
  279. 12:24>> I live.
  280. 12:25>> I live.
  281. 12:30>> He she it.
  282. 12:31>> He lives.
  283. 12:32>> Lives.
  284. 12:34>> We
  285. 12:35>> live.
  286. 12:35>> Live.
  287. 12:38>> You live.
  288. 12:40>> They live.
  289. 12:44>> They live.
  290. 12:47>> Okay. Fantastic. Give me a sentence with
  291. 12:51have Marian.
  292. 12:54One sentence.
  293. 12:57>> I have a only one brother.
  294. 13:00>> Fantastic. Yes. Well done. Uh Rosa, give
  295. 13:04me a sentence with live.
  296. 13:07>> I I have
  297. 13:09>> live. Ah, I live in Madrid.
  298. 13:13>> I live in Madrid. There you go. Well
  299. 13:16done.
  300. 13:20>> [music]
  301. 13:24>> So there is one table in the classroom.
  302. 13:28Where is the verb uh ankles?
  303. 13:32>> There is is. I'm sorry. Is
  304. 13:35>> fantastic.
  305. 13:37>> Well done. Um how many tables do we have
  306. 13:43in the classroom?
  307. 13:44>> One.
  308. 13:45>> One. Okay. So
  309. 13:50if there is one, we use there is for
  310. 13:54>> there is one.
  311. 13:55>> One.
  312. 13:56>> And what is another word for one?
  313. 13:58>> Singular.
  314. 13:58>> Singular. Very good.
  315. 14:05>> Um,
  316. 14:07give me a sentence using window.
  317. 14:11>> Refer to this classroom. Erh,
  318. 14:16>> there is a a window or one window.
  319. 14:20>> Exactly. Well done. Fantastic. And Rosa,
  320. 14:23give me a sentence using
  321. 14:26[clears throat]
  322. 14:27camera.
  323. 14:28>> Camera. Okay. There is one camera in the
  324. 14:32classroom.
  325. 14:33>> Fantastic job. Um,
  326. 14:39give me a sentence using students.
  327. 14:43>> The student.
  328. 14:44>> Uh, Anna,
  329. 14:46>> there are a four students.
  330. 14:49>> Well done. There
  331. 14:53are
  332. 14:56four
  333. 14:59students. [snorts]
  334. 15:03Students.
  335. 15:05>> Students. Yes. Very well done, Rosa.
  336. 15:07Where? Where?
  337. 15:09>> In the class.
  338. 15:10>> In the class.
  339. 15:16>> Where's the verb?
  340. 15:19>> Excellent.
  341. 15:21So, there is singular. There are
  342. 15:24>> plural.
  343. 15:32Fantastic job. Uh, give me a sentence
  344. 15:36with
  345. 15:38chairs.
  346. 15:39>> Chairs.
  347. 15:40>> Uh, Anthony.
  348. 15:41>> H, in my English class are four five
  349. 15:48chairs.
  350. 15:48>> In my English class,
  351. 15:51>> there are
  352. 15:52>> there are I'm sorry. There are uh five
  353. 15:55chairs.
  354. 15:56>> Well done. Give me a sentence with
  355. 16:02pictures. Marian,
  356. 16:06[snorts]
  357. 16:07>> in the class room there are three
  358. 16:10pictures.
  359. 16:12>> Very well. And in the classroom there
  360. 16:14are three pictures or
  361. 16:17>> uh there are three pictures in the
  362. 16:19classroom.
  363. 16:20>> Fantastic, Marian. Very well done. Wow.
  364. 16:23I'm very impressed with this class.
  365. 16:25Good job.
  366. 16:30So, Rosa, what are the underlined words?
  367. 16:37What are the underlined words?
  368. 16:42>> The the boy has a dog. They live in the
  369. 16:45big apartment.
  370. 16:46>> Okay. But boy, dog and apartment. What
  371. 16:50are they
  372. 16:55>> in English? is different.
  373. 16:57>> Nouns.
  374. 16:58>> Noun.
  375. 16:59>> Nouns.
  376. 17:00>> Nouns. Well done.
  377. 17:06>> Nouns. Here we have
  378. 17:09>> verbs.
  379. 17:10>> Verbs.
  380. 17:12Verbs and nouns. Excellent.
  381. 17:16So
  382. 17:18this what are nouns?
  383. 17:21>> I'm sorry. What?
  384. 17:22>> What are nouns?
  385. 17:25It's very difficult to explain what.
  386. 17:27>> So for example, boy is a noun.
  387. 17:32>> Okay. Boy refers to
  388. 17:34>> a person.
  389. 17:36>> Exactly. A person. So people nouns are
  390. 17:39people
  391. 17:41[singing]
  392. 17:45>> um
  393. 17:46>> things as
  394. 17:47>> animals.
  395. 17:48>> Animals.
  396. 17:48>> Apartment is
  397. 17:50>> or classroom
  398. 17:52>> is place. place. Very well done.
  399. 17:56People,
  400. 18:01>> places
  401. 18:04and things.
  402. 18:10Okay, very well done. So, we have boy,
  403. 18:15dog,
  404. 18:17apartment,
  405. 18:18>> apartment.
  406. 18:20>> Give me more nouns, Rosa.
  407. 18:25more nouns,
  408. 18:26>> colors in the
  409. 18:32>> table.
  410. 18:39>> Look, look around you. There are
  411. 18:40>> window
  412. 18:42>> students.
  413. 18:43>> Teacher
  414. 18:44>> students
  415. 18:46>> play his knife.
  416. 18:47>> Teacher Yeah. teacher
  417. 18:49>> flower
  418. 18:51knife. Yes. Very well done. So these are
  419. 18:54all nouns.
  420. 19:10>> So what is this?
  421. 19:11>> House.
  422. 19:12>> House, right? I'm a great artist.
  423. 19:14[laughter]
  424. 19:15>> Are you an artist?
  425. 19:16>> Okay. So let's let's think of nouns.
  426. 19:22related to a househ
  427. 19:26door.
  428. 19:28The I don't know the
  429. 19:34ceiling. That's the ceiling. That's the
  430. 19:36ceiling.
  431. 19:37>> Yeah, that's the ceiling. But this is
  432. 19:42>> starts with an R
  433. 19:44>> roof. Roof.
  434. 19:45>> Roof is like a roof.
  435. 19:46>> The roof is on fire.
  436. 19:50>> Yes. windows. And inside the house, you
  437. 19:53have what do you have inside the house?
  438. 19:57>> Floor,
  439. 19:57>> huh?
  440. 19:58>> Floor.
  441. 19:59>> Floor.
  442. 20:01>> Carpet.
  443. 20:02>> Carpet.
  444. 20:05>> Chair. [singing]
  445. 20:06>> Chairs.
  446. 20:09>> Coral, TV,
  447. 20:11>> TV,
  448. 20:13>> TV, curtains,
  449. 20:15etc., etc.,
  450. 20:18>> etc. Fantastic. Well done. You said
  451. 20:22something when you you described your
  452. 20:24house. You said different rooms. You
  453. 20:26said
  454. 20:26>> Yes.
  455. 20:27>> Remember the the word you used.
  456. 20:28>> Yes. I speak about the my
  457. 20:33bedroom in in my house. I have two
  458. 20:36bedrooms.
  459. 20:37>> Yeah.
  460. 20:38>> A living room.
  461. 20:39>> Living room.
  462. 20:40>> And kitchen.
  463. 20:43>> Kitchen. Yes.
  464. 20:44>> Yes. Uh and bathroom.
  465. 20:46>> Bathroom. Fantastic job, Marian. Okay,
  466. 20:50and we have one third section right
  467. 20:54here. Okay, so um Anna,
  468. 20:59>> what are the underlined words there?
  469. 21:02>> Adjectives.
  470. 21:05>> Adjectives.
  471. 21:06>> Fantastic.
  472. 21:12>> Anna, can you repeat this word one more
  473. 21:14time?
  474. 21:14>> Yes.
  475. 21:16Adjectives.
  476. 21:18>> Adjectives.
  477. 21:19>> Adjectives.
  478. 21:20>> Exactly. We have to pronounce
  479. 21:22adjectives. We have to pronounce it.
  480. 21:25>> Adjectives.
  481. 21:26>> Adjectives.
  482. 21:27>> Adjectives. [laughter]
  483. 21:28>> Adjectives.
  484. 21:30>> Adjectives.
  485. 21:31>> Adjectives.
  486. 21:32>> Adjectives.
  487. 21:34>> Adjectives.
  488. 21:36>> Adjectives.
  489. 21:39>> Add. Let's split it up. Adh
  490. 21:44>> tips.
  491. 21:46Yes. Adjectives.
  492. 21:48>> Okay.
  493. 21:49>> All right. So, where do adjectives go?
  494. 21:56>> Big white.
  495. 21:58>> Yeah.
  496. 21:59>> After the noun.
  497. 22:01>> After the noun.
  498. 22:02>> No, no, no. Always. There is a big
  499. 22:05white.
  500. 22:06>> Not after.
  501. 22:07>> Before. I'm sorry.
  502. 22:08>> Before the noun.
  503. 22:09>> Yes. I always confuse it. After. Before.
  504. 22:14This before
  505. 22:20>> a noun.
  506. 22:23>> Or
  507. 22:26or the
  508. 22:29pronouns.
  509. 22:32>> What is
  510. 22:33>> after the verb? The verb
  511. 22:35>> after. Yeah.
  512. 22:40Especially
  513. 22:49the verb to be.
  514. 22:51>> Yes.
  515. 22:54>> Especially
  516. 22:55>> especially the verb to be.
  517. 22:59>> Fantastic. So white refers to
  518. 23:04>> name
  519. 23:05>> color.
  520. 23:05>> White color.
  521. 23:06>> Color. Yes. some color.
  522. 23:12So, we have white.
  523. 23:14>> Mhm.
  524. 23:15>> What other colors do you
  525. 23:17>> Pink,
  526. 23:18>> pink,
  527. 23:18>> blue, green,
  528. 23:20>> pink,
  529. 23:21blue,
  530. 23:23>> black,
  531. 23:23>> etc. Black. Yes. Well done. And big
  532. 23:30refers to
  533. 23:35>> I'm sorry.
  534. 23:36>> Big.
  535. 23:37>> Yes.
  536. 23:37>> Is size.
  537. 23:39>> Well done. Yes. Size.
  538. 23:43>> So remember when you buy clothes you
  539. 23:45look you have to look for the
  540. 23:47>> size.
  541. 23:48>> Size. You know what are the sizes
  542. 23:50normally for clothes?
  543. 23:53>> What are the sizes for clothes?
  544. 23:55>> Small. Small.
  545. 23:56>> Small. Small.
  546. 23:58>> Medium. Medium. Large.
  547. 23:59>> Large. Yes.
  548. 24:02I use I use
  549. 24:05extra small.
  550. 24:06>> Extra small. [laughter]
  551. 24:08>> Extra small. Extra small.
  552. 24:12>> Okay. So, uh, anales, what do you think
  553. 24:14of that plant?
  554. 24:15>> That is really beautiful. [laughter]
  555. 24:19>> What is the opposite of beautiful?
  556. 24:22>> Uh, oolie.
  557. 24:24>> Ugly. Ugly.
  558. 24:25>> Ugly.
  559. 24:26>> Um, ugly.
  560. 24:27>> Yeah. So, what are So, beautiful and
  561. 24:30ugly are what type of adjectives?
  562. 24:34>> Adjective.
  563. 24:36>> It's similar to Spain.
  564. 24:40>> I suppose maybe, maybe.
  565. 24:43>> So, it's
  566. 24:46Yes. But it's it has to do with your
  567. 24:48perception, right?
  568. 24:50>> What you think about that. So if you
  569. 24:53think about that, it's your personal
  570. 24:56>> opinion.
  571. 24:57>> Opinion.
  572. 24:58>> Opinion.
  573. 24:59>> Opinion.
  574. 25:00>> I don't know.
  575. 25:02>> Opinion.
  576. 25:03>> Yes.
  577. 25:04>> Opinion.
  578. 25:05>> Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. So give me more
  579. 25:09opinion adjectives that you can think
  580. 25:11of.
  581. 25:14>> For example,
  582. 25:15>> silly.
  583. 25:16>> Silly.
  584. 25:18>> I'm sorry. No.
  585. 25:19>> Are you calling me silly? Okay. And the
  586. 25:22opposite of saying
  587. 25:24>> intelligent.
  588. 25:26>> Yeah.
  589. 25:27>> Be clever. Clever.
  590. 25:28>> Clever. Smart.
  591. 25:31>> Yes. Very good. [laughter]
  592. 25:33Thank you, Rosa. Rosa. Okay. Uh, what
  593. 25:38about if I say
  594. 25:43new?
  595. 25:46>> What type of adjective do you think new
  596. 25:47is? Rosa.
  597. 25:50>> New. Was
  598. 25:54that was that English?
  599. 25:56>> I don't know in English. In Spanish is
  600. 26:00[singing]
  601. 26:01you you say how is one thing.
  602. 26:04>> Okay. And what that what is that related
  603. 26:06to? For example, if I say how old are
  604. 26:08you? What am I asking? If I say how old
  605. 26:10are you, Angela? Yes.
  606. 26:11>> What am I asking? I'm asking for your
  607. 26:15>> for my age.
  608. 26:16>> Hey.
  609. 26:17>> Yes. Yes.
  610. 26:19>> Yeah. So what other age adjectives
  611. 26:22>> a personality
  612. 26:24>> that would be maybe opinion if I'm
  613. 26:27asking about age new what is the
  614. 26:29opposite of new
  615. 26:31>> old
  616. 26:34>> a similar word to old
  617. 26:36>> old
  618. 26:37>> very very very old something that is
  619. 26:39very very old
  620. 26:42like the Roman Empire it's
  621. 26:44>> antique antique
  622. 26:46>> very close
  623. 26:47>> classic
  624. 26:49Oh, classic could be I guess. Yes,
  625. 26:52because it has to do with age. An
  626. 26:57>> ancient
  627. 27:01ancient ancient
  628. 27:03>> ancient could you
  629. 27:07an
  630. 27:07>> ancient
  631. 27:09ancient [laughter]
  632. 27:12not anient
  633. 27:14>> ancient ancient.
  634. 27:17>> Yes. So,
  635. 27:21>> here is the milliondoll question.
  636. 27:23>> Yes.
  637. 27:24>> What are adjectives? Marian,
  638. 27:27>> what
  639. 27:27>> what are adjectives? What are
  640. 27:29adjectives?
  641. 27:31>> Adjective is explained about some
  642. 27:35characteristic.
  643. 27:37>> Yes. Characteristics
  644. 27:38>> about the the noun.
  645. 27:41>> Fantastic. So words that
  646. 27:45give characteristics or
  647. 27:47>> give information about the noun
  648. 27:49>> describe
  649. 27:51describe.
  650. 27:51>> So words that describe
  651. 27:54>> nouns or what is he or she?
  652. 27:58>> He or she is not a noun
  653. 28:00>> prom.
  654. 28:03>> So we could say Carlos is silly or we
  655. 28:07could say he is silly. So what is he?
  656. 28:11>> A pro
  657. 28:14>> pronoun.
  658. 28:14>> A pronoun. Okay.
  659. 28:16>> So adjectives describe
  660. 28:19>> nouns.
  661. 28:19>> Nouns or pronouns.
  662. 28:21>> Pronouns.
  663. 28:23>> Very good.
  664. 28:29Well done.
  665. 28:36So, let's come up with
  666. 28:39some adjectives to describe places.
  667. 28:43Think of adjectives to that describe
  668. 28:45place. Give me one, Anna.
  669. 28:50>> Places
  670. 28:53big.
  671. 28:54>> Big
  672. 28:55>> small
  673. 28:58>> cloud.
  674. 29:01Cloud.
  675. 29:02>> Cloud.
  676. 29:03>> A cloud is a A cloud is a noun. No.
  677. 29:06>> What is the adjective for cloud?
  678. 29:09>> I forgot when I a lot of people eat
  679. 29:12>> Oh, crowd.
  680. 29:14>> Crowd.
  681. 29:15>> Crowd. But crowd is a noun. What is the
  682. 29:18What is the adjective of crowd? It's
  683. 29:20>> crowd.
  684. 29:22>> Crowded.
  685. 29:23>> Very good.
  686. 29:24>> Excellent. Crowded.
  687. 29:25>> Crowded.
  688. 29:26>> When when you're like this in a concert,
  689. 29:29it's very crowded. Okay. More
  690. 29:32adjectives.
  691. 29:33>> More adjectives for a city only.
  692. 29:35>> For places.
  693. 29:36>> Ah, for places. Nice.
  694. 29:45>> Okay. Noises are a noun. What is the
  695. 29:49adjective for noise? We can convert
  696. 29:51noise to an adjective.
  697. 29:53>> Beautiful.
  698. 29:53>> Noise.
  699. 29:57>> Noise.
  700. 29:58>> Noises. One letter.
  701. 30:00>> Noisy.
  702. 30:02>> Exactly. So
  703. 30:03>> clean.
  704. 30:04>> Clean. What is the opposite of clean?
  705. 30:07>> Dirty.
  706. 30:08>> Dirty.
  707. 30:08>> Dirty.
  708. 30:12Fantastic, guys. Well done. All right.
  709. 30:16So, we're going to do an exercise.
  710. 30:26Um,
  711. 30:29so
  712. 31:09>> [snorts]
  713. 31:28>> Okay. So, you have to write sentences on
  714. 31:33your notebook
  715. 31:35using these words, but it has to be
  716. 31:39descriptions of things you see in the
  717. 31:40classroom. For example,
  718. 31:43there is an orange
  719. 31:48>> yes
  720. 31:49>> cable over there. Okay,
  721. 31:51>> there's an orange cable, etc. Things
  722. 31:54that you can see in the classroom
  723. 31:57[snorts]
  724. 31:57>> using these words
  725. 32:00>> or it can be other words too.
  726. 32:02>> Okay, these words or other words. Yes,
  727. 32:07>> you have five minutes.
  728. 32:17Okay guys, how are we doing? Have you
  729. 32:20>> Do you have quite a few sentences to
  730. 32:23share with us?
  731. 32:25>> Great. So, let's start with Anna.
  732. 32:28>> Share with us what you have. Um,
  733. 32:32the white table, there are four chairs,
  734. 32:37the gray floor, the brown box, the
  735. 32:41beautiful notebook.
  736. 32:43>> Yes.
  737. 32:43>> The small pen, the are black pencil.
  738. 32:48>> There are black pencils. Very well done.
  739. 32:51>> There is orange pores painting and the
  740. 32:56green plank.
  741. 32:58>> The green plank. So, very well done. So
  742. 33:00you used there is and there are. What
  743. 33:03other options can can we have for
  744. 33:05example with the verb to
  745. 33:07>> Yes.
  746. 33:08>> I mix I you mix I Yes.
  747. 33:12So this mixed
  748. 33:14>> each student have a black pen a brown
  749. 33:18notebook.
  750. 33:19>> Fantastic. So each student
  751. 33:22>> student
  752. 33:24>> has has
  753. 33:24>> student has each student has very good
  754. 33:28Marian
  755. 33:30>> has a black pen a brown notebook.
  756. 33:35>> Fantastic Marian. Yes. Keep on
  757. 33:38>> another.
  758. 33:39>> Yes.
  759. 33:40>> Uh there is a green plant over the black
  760. 33:44table.
  761. 33:45>> Fantastic. Well done. Yes. Keep going.
  762. 33:48Uh the last h the wall in the classroom
  763. 33:52is white.
  764. 33:54>> Well done, Mariam. Very good. Very good
  765. 33:56job. Really good descriptions of the
  766. 33:58objects uh that that we see in the
  767. 34:00classroom. Well done.
  768. 34:01>> Okay,
  769. 34:02>> anales.
  770. 34:03In my English class are six uh chairs.
  771. 34:08>> In my almost in my English class
  772. 34:10>> class are half. No,
  773. 34:15in my English class are
  774. 34:21>> there are there are I'm Yes, there are
  775. 34:25>> there are
  776. 34:27>> there are six chairs.
  777. 34:30>> Yeah, six chairs. Or you can also say
  778. 34:33the other way around.
  779. 34:35>> There are
  780. 34:37>> six chairs in my English class.
  781. 34:39>> Yes,
  782. 34:40>> very good job. Yeah, keep going. Keep
  783. 34:42going.
  784. 34:43a very
  785. 34:45and a very big white table. One word is
  786. 34:50grease. I don't know in English. Grease
  787. 34:53>> gray.
  788. 34:54>> Gray.
  789. 34:54>> Gray.
  790. 34:55>> Uh, one wall is gray and another another
  791. 34:58three are black.
  792. 35:01>> Okay. Black.
  793. 35:02>> I'm sorry. White.
  794. 35:03>> White. Yes. [laughter] Imagine having
  795. 35:05black walls
  796. 35:07>> over.
  797. 35:08>> Yeah. Very good. white.
  798. 35:10>> On the table are some not
  799. 35:13>> on the table.
  800. 35:16>> On the table are there are
  801. 35:19>> Yes,
  802. 35:20>> there are some not a book and pencil.
  803. 35:24>> Well done. Very good job. And we have
  804. 35:27one more
  805. 35:29>> Rosa.
  806. 35:31>> In in the class there is a white white
  807. 35:36black board.
  808. 35:38>> Mhm. [clears throat]
  809. 35:41The there are four chairs very
  810. 35:44comfortable.
  811. 35:47[laughter]
  812. 35:48>> Okay.
  813. 35:48>> They are positive.
  814. 35:50>> Where do the adjectives come?
  815. 35:54>> Adjectives.
  816. 35:57>> Go.
  817. 35:59>> Repeat. Repeat.
  818. 36:01>> Yeah. Repeat the sentence.
  819. 36:02>> There are
  820. 36:04chair for no four chairs. Very
  821. 36:08comfortable.
  822. 36:08>> Okay.
  823. 36:09>> Comfortable.
  824. 36:10>> Comfortable.
  825. 36:11>> The adjective comes before the noun. So
  826. 36:13for
  827. 36:14>> comfortable.
  828. 36:15>> Comfortable chairs.
  829. 36:19>> Yes. The adjective.
  830. 36:21Okay. Okay.
  831. 36:23>> Very good job. Very good job.
  832. 36:24>> Okay.
  833. 36:26The floor is big here.
  834. 36:30>> The floor is
  835. 36:32>> big.
  836. 36:32>> Big. What do you The floor is big.
  837. 36:35>> The floor is big. The
  838. 36:40>> [laughter]
  839. 36:42>> What what color is the floor?
  840. 36:45>> Okay. So, you can say the floor is gray.
  841. 36:47>> Yeah. Or you can say that the floor is
  842. 36:49very
  843. 36:50>> clean. Clean.
  844. 36:52>> Clean. Very good job.
  845. 36:54>> The orange
  846. 36:56the the color orange. I love it.
  847. 37:01>> Very good.
  848. 37:01>> I I don't name the the name.
  849. 37:04>> What is that thing?
  850. 37:05>> The name. is done.
  851. 37:08>> The same as in same as in Spanish. Same
  852. 37:10same as
  853. 37:13>> come watch
  854. 37:15cable.
  855. 37:17>> Cable.
  856. 37:17>> There's an orange cable. I see.
  857. 37:19>> Okay. Okay. Okay.
  858. 37:20>> Yeah. There's an orange cable in the
  859. 37:22classroom. Very good. So, okay. I think
  860. 37:25we have in Madrid. Give me a sentence
  861. 37:29with Madrid and museum
  862. 37:32>> and Michelle.
  863. 37:33>> Yeah. [singing] Uh, the most
  864. 37:38fantastic music in Spain are in Mar.
  865. 37:41>> Oh, that's a great sentence. Very good
  866. 37:44job. Um,
  867. 37:47let's see. in
  868. 37:50cities and Spain.
  869. 37:56>> In Spain there are a lot big
  870. 38:00very
  871. 38:06very
  872. 38:11>> ancient
  873. 38:12>> ancient cities.
  874. 38:14>> Fantastic. In Spain, there are a lot of
  875. 38:18>> ancient
  876. 38:19cities. For example, name one ancient
  877. 38:22city in Spain.
  878. 38:25>> For example,
  879. 38:29>> to
  880. 38:33in extra Madura there is one very
  881. 38:36ancient
  882. 38:38>> cath for example. Yes. Fantastic. Very
  883. 38:42well done. Okay. So final exercise
  884. 38:47in your notebook you have to describe
  885. 38:51where you live. Okay. So for example, I
  886. 38:55live in an apartment in Madrid. It is
  887. 38:58very nice. There is one bathroom and two
  888. 39:01bedrooms. There is a sofa. There's a
  889. 39:04very old sofa, two big chairs and a
  890. 39:08small television in the living room. The
  891. 39:10kitchen is very tiny.
  892. 39:12>> Tiny. So this is an example of what you
  893. 39:14have to do. So you have to describe your
  894. 39:17>> house.
  895. 39:18>> Yes. Okay.
  896. 39:19>> Okay.
  897. 39:20>> Okay. So we're about ready, right? So
  898. 39:23anal please describe your home for us.
  899. 39:26>> My house is little but coy. H it have
  900. 39:31two bedroom and two uh bathroom.
  901. 39:37Um, my living room to have a big biblio
  902. 39:42biblotary
  903. 39:44>> I don't know library
  904. 39:45>> library
  905. 39:47this is another library
  906. 39:50and two of us and of course the TV
  907. 39:54>> well done yes
  908. 39:56>> library
  909. 39:57>> library yes well done
  910. 39:59>> library
  911. 40:01>> um Anna do you want to share with us
  912. 40:02please I live in Madrid in an old
  913. 40:06building My house there are three
  914. 40:09bedrooms and comfortable living room.
  915. 40:13There are a beautiful furniture.
  916. 40:16My house have a little kitchen.
  917. 40:20>> Well done. Excellent. Thank you very
  918. 40:22much for sharing. And Mariam,
  919. 40:25>> yes.
  920. 40:26>> I live in a flat in a very nice
  921. 40:28neighborhood in the center of Madrid. In
  922. 40:32my apartment, there are two bedrooms. a
  923. 40:37living room and a dining room. Uh it h
  924. 40:42there is also a [clears throat]
  925. 40:46kitchen and a h bathroom.
  926. 40:50The apartment h there are three
  927. 40:53balconies, three lovely balconies with a
  928. 40:57lot of plants. And I love my apartment
  929. 41:01because it it it is very comfortable and
  930. 41:05so quiet.
  931. 41:06Excellent job. Well done. And Rosa,
  932. 41:10>> um I living in city. My apartment is big
  933. 41:14and an ancient. Ancient.
  934. 41:17>> Yeah. Ancient.
  935. 41:18>> Ancient. There are two living room
  936. 41:22[sighs] have a kitchen. Tiny.
  937. 41:26Tiny.
  938. 41:26>> Yeah. Tiny kitchen. Yes.
  939. 41:28>> Tiny. There are three
  940. 41:32room.
  941. 41:34Bedroom. Bedroom. Bedroom. There are
  942. 41:37three bedroom. Al have a two TV and six
  943. 41:43chairs and one table. Al
  944. 41:49there are two sofa.
  945. 41:52>> Sofas. Yeah.
  946. 41:53>> Sofa.
  947. 41:54>> I have a bathroom. One one bathroom.
  948. 41:57>> One bathroom.
  949. 41:58>> One bathroom.
  950. 41:59>> Yeah, one bathroom. Very good. Ladies,
  951. 42:02thank you very much for your time. I
  952. 42:05really enjoyed the class. I hope you did
  953. 42:06as well. See you soon and have a merry
  954. 42:10Christmas.

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