Learn English | Role Play at a Drug Store or Pharmacy | English Conversation Practice
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Do you need to speak English in a drug store or pharmacy? Check out this helpful English language lesson to role play five conversations between a customer and a pharmacist inside a drug store. Viewers can role play each of the conversations to help improve their English language speaking skills. This lesson will help anyone looking to sound more polite and professional and, most importantly, help viewers find the medicine they need while speaking English.
Additionally, it is an excellent English language training resource for people looking to work in a drug store as well as being a useful language learning tool for ESL students and teachers.
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Thank you so much!
Steve
#SnglStepEnglish #EnglishTeacher #drugstoreEnglish
#EnglishforShopping
⏱TimeStamps⏱
0:10 - Scene #1
1:07 - Scene #2
2:16 - Scene #3
3:26 - Scene #4
4:31 - Scene #5
Video Transcript
Scene 1
Pharmacist: Can I help you find something?
Customer: Yes. I’m looking for some cough medicine.
Pharmacist: The cough medicine is on aisle 3.
Customer: Also, where is the allergy medicine?
Pharmacist: For seasonal allergies?
Customer: Yes, I have hay fever.
Pharmacist: Watery eyes, runny nose?
Customer: Yes. And, I also have a slight headache.
Pharmacist: The allergy medicine is on aisle 5.
Customer: Thank you so much.
Pharmacist: My pleasure.
Scene 2
Customer: Excuse me, can you help me?
Pharmacist: Yes, how can I help?
Customer: I have a really sore throat.
Pharmacist: Do you have any other symptoms?
Customer: No, just my throat.
Pharmacist: Then, I would suggest this new medicine.
Customer: So, I take two tablets every 4-6 hours?
Pharmacist: Yes, that’s right.
Customer: Will this medicine make me drowsy.
Pharmacist: It might make you feel a little sleepy.
Customer: OK. I’ll try it. Thank you.
Pharmacist: You’re welcome.
Scene 3
Customer: Excuse me, I’m looking for something to treat a rash.
Pharmacist: Where is the rash?
Customer: It’s on my leg, behind my knee.
Pharmacist: Could it be from an insect bite?
Customer: I don’t think so.
Pharmacist: Maybe an allergic reaction to a lotion?
Customer: I’m not sure. But, I haven’t used any lotion this week.
Pharmacist: OK. This works well for several kinds of rashes.
Customer: How often do I use it?
Pharmacist: You use it 2-3 times per day, as needed.
Customer: Alright. Thank you for your help
Pharmacist: You’re welcome.
Scene 4
Customer: Pardon me, is this medicine for a fever?
Pharmacist: No, it’s not. Just a moment. This is for both a fever and chills.
Customer: OK. Can I take it on an empty stomach?
Pharmacist: No. You are supposed to take it after meals.
Customer: Two pills, three times a day?
Pharmacist: Yes, that’s correct.
Customer: Thank you for your help.
Pharmacist: You’re welcome. Can I help you find anything else?
Customer: No, I think that will be it for now.
Pharmacist: The cash register is up front.
Scene 5
Customer: I would like to get this prescription filled.
Pharmacist: OK. Let me scan that for you.
Here it is. You are supposed to take this twice a day.
Customer: I see. This is a new medicine for me. I’ve never taken this before.
Pharmacist: This medicine does have some side effects.
Customer: For example?
Pharmacist: It may cause dizziness or nausea.
Customer: I knew about the dizziness, but nausea too?
Does that mean I could throw up?
Pharmacist: Well yes, however this doesn’t happen to everyone. It’s actually quite rare.
Customer: OK. I understand. I need to take the medicine regardless.
Pharmacist: How would you like to pay for this?
Customer: By credit card, please.
Pharmacist: The charge will be $38.45.
Customer: Thank you for your help.
Pharmacist: You’re welcome.
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Thank you so so much, it is really polite conversation.
And I like when you write the entire conversation ,...your voice in this video make me fell comfortable. .I really appreciate.
It's my pleasure! We all learn from modeling language from other people.
Thank you for your lesson and it helped me! I'm from Japan and work at drug store. (Not pharmacist,just shop staff) Other staff includes pharmacist can not speak English so, I sometimes interpret of medical topics.
Thank you so much for your comment! I am glad to hear that you work at a drug store in Japan. I hope this video will help with your job ;-)
僕も日本に住んでいますよ！
Another really helpful video! Thank you.
You’re welcome!
@Single Step English
Hi my sir,
Could you please tell me?
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
I want to say - I didn't sleep throughout day I just watched football match. Here can I use waking up
1)I was waking up throughout night because I wanted to watch the football match.
@Mohamed Mifras
1)I was waking up throughout night because I wanted to watch the football match.
....throughout the night....
Now, I understand exactly what you meant!
@@SingleStepEnglish
Sir,
Is it correct sentence ?
@@mohamedmifras8274
Yes, the sentence was correct if you included....throughout the night.
You could also say....all during the night...
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thank you so much sir
Thanks to you, these situations will be useful to me
I am happy to read that, Laurence. Thanks for your comment!
My sir,
Could you please tell are these Sentences grammatically correct?
Situation
If I fell down somewhere , we have Scar on leg or somewhere right in that situation how we call for that
1) I had wound on my left leg ,when I fell over from the bike.
Situation 2
This wound come from itching problem. If somebody rub or itches or scratches in the particular area of the leg or hand , that area becomes swell .(Mark will appear on leg or hand) in that how can we say?
1)wound or sore is there any name for that situation?
Please give the vocabulary with sentences?
If I fell down somewhere , we have Scar on leg or somewhere right in that situation how we call for that
1) I had wound on my left leg ,when I fell over from the bike.
If you fell over recently, you can say that you have a wound on your leg.
If the wound heals (a few weeks or months later), you may have a scar. A scar is a permanent mark on your leg.
Situation 2
This wound come from itching problem. If somebody rub or itches or scratches in the particular area of the leg or hand , that area becomes swell .(Mark will appear on leg or hand) in that how can we say?
1)wound or sore is there any name for that situation?
If somebody rubs or scratches a wound, it can become swollen. You could also say, it becomes inflamed, which means red and swollen.
This can happen from a bug bite.
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thank you so much sir
Sir vlog means video vlog like UA-cam vlog.
Blog means blogging means text related like writing. Right sir?
Yes, that is exactly right.
Hi my sir ,
Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct?
It is cricket game pharses
1)Sri lanka cricket teams is top of the table .
2)Sri lanka cricket team on the top of the table in the word Cup.
3)Sangakkara is supposed to play in top order . Then only Sri Lanka can score highest runs.
4)sangakkkara supposed to bat before Sanath Jayasuriya.
5)he supposed to bat earlier .
1)Sri lanka cricket teams is top of the table .Z
Sri Lanka's cricket team is at the top of table Z.
If there are more than one team...Sri Lanka's cricket teams are at the top of table Z.
2)Sri lanka cricket team on the top of the table in the word Cup.
See 1) above.
3)Sangakkara is supposed to play in top order . Then only Sri Lanka can score highest runs.
....can score the most runs.
4)sangakkkara supposed to bat before Sanath Jayasuriya.
....is supposed to bat before...
5)he supposed to bat earlier .
...is supposed to bat....
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thank you so much sir
Have you been playing cricket for a long time?
@@SingleStepEnglish
Yes now I gave up sir
@@SingleStepEnglish
My sir Could you please tell are these Sentences grammatically correct?
1)did he ask you not to speak with me?
2)did your mother ask you not to speak with me?
3)did Ahmed ask you not to speak with me?
I
My sir,
Could you please tell me?
Are these Sentences grammatically correct?
1)I was wakening yesterday's night
2)I was awake yesterday's night
3)I'm wakening to watch football match
4)I'm awake to watch football match.
1)I was wakening yesterday's night
I was awakened last night.
2)I was awake yesterday's night
See 1)
3)I'm wakening to watch football match
I woke up to watch a football match.
4)I'm awake to watch football match.
This sentence is fine.
Was this the England v. Ukraine match?
@@SingleStepEnglish
No just sentence sir
@@SingleStepEnglish
Sir,
If somebody is awake in the present continous? And past continues because he had to watch football
Because he have to watch football
Can't I use ing form
1)I'm waking up
2)I was awakening
1)I'm waking up because I want to watch football.
2)I was awakening
You cannot use this verb form.
@@SingleStepEnglish
So , can't I use?
1)I was waking up throughout night because I wanted to watch the football match.
My sir , Could you please are these Sentences grammatically correct?
1)our neighbour's can hear us ,if I speak to you on the phone in the kitchen . (Because our house is attached)
2)when I was speaking with you over the phone, our neighbour listened to our conversation.
3)If we speak on WhatsApp, the owner can listen to us. It's not privacy . They can tape the conversation.
1)our neighbour's can hear us ,if I speak to you on the phone in the kitchen . (Because our house is attached)
This sentence is fine.
2)when I was speaking with you over the phone, our neighbour listened to our conversation.
Also, fine.
3)If we speak on WhatsApp, the owner can listen to us. It's not privacy . They can tape the conversation.
It's not private. (instead of privacy).
@@SingleStepEnglish
Sir ,
Is 3rd sentence correct I add 'private'
But what I meant was there is no privacy on WhatsApp
Yes, your sentence using 'private' was correct.
It's not private.
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thank you so much sir
Hi my sir,
Are these Sentences grammatically correct? Which one is correct?
1)when is your free time?
2)what is your free time?
When do you have free time?
@@SingleStepEnglish My sir ,
Can't we say
Then can't we use?
1)when is your free time , I will call you on your free time.
2)what is your free time, I will call you on your free time
1)when is your free time , I will call you on your free time.
2)what is your free time, I will call you on your free time
These are quite useful.
When do you have free time?
I will give you a call when you are free.
Hi my sir,
Could you please tell me, are these Sentences grammatically correct
Here , how could we use ?
Situation
My bike doesn't have enough air so I'm supposed to fulfil the air to my tire. I don't know how to express here . It sounds broken to me how does it native speaker say
1)I want to get my bike air
2)I want to get my bike tire fulfilled.
3)I want to get my bike tire pumped.
1)I want to get my bike air
I want to put air in my tires.
2)I want to get my bike tire fulfilled.
I want to fill my bike tires.
3)I want to get my bike tire pumped.
I want to pump up my bike tires.
As you have read, there are different ways to say this.
@@SingleStepEnglish
Yes sir thank you so much
My sir,
Could you please tell me?
If somebody takes our photos on camara . How can we say that
1) I was taking my photos on camara. Here how should I change this sentence (somebody is taking my photos)
1) I was taking my photos on camara. Here how should I change this sentence (somebody is taking my photos)
Someone took photos of me using my camera.
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thank you so much sir big help
@@SingleStepEnglish
My sir,
Are these Sentences grammatically correct?
1) almost 5 years for this photo
2)almost 5 years he directed this movie
3)almost 5 years I went to my sister's place
4)almost 5 years I completed my degree.
5)almost 5 years I quit my job
6)almost 5 years I just gave up drinking tea .
7)almost 5 years I was happy.
8)almost 5 years my father retired from the school
1) almost 5 years for this photo
This photo was taken almost five years ago>
Is this the meaning?
2)almost 5 years he directed this movie
He directed the movie almost five years ago.
3)almost 5 years I went to my sister's place
It has been almost five years since I went...
4)almost 5 years I completed my degree.
It has been almost five years since I...
5)almost 5 years I quit my job
It has been almost five years since I...
6)almost 5 years I just gave up drinking tea .
Same pattern as above.
7)almost 5 years I was happy.
It has been almost five years since I was...
(This sentence made me sad! Be happy, you are young and learning English very quickly!)
8)almost 5 years my father retired from the school
It has been almost five years since my father...
OR....
Almost five years ago, my father retired from the school.
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thank you so much sir
When it is comes to spoken can almost in first place
Thanks
You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed it.
My sir,
Here ,
Could you please tell me
Can we use both?
1)in the first conversation you told me that English language was difficult .
2)at the first conversation you told me that English language was difficult .
In the first conversation...
At our first meeting (in person).
@@SingleStepEnglish
My sir,
I couldn't understand, Could you please explain to me gain? In this situation can we use both ? Or only one
@@SingleStepEnglish
Seriously, I'm confused about in the beginning and at the beginning placement please give mea clear picture. But I know' at the beginning of' when it comes in the beginning and at the beginning I have doubts about the subject please explain to me about this in detail. I'm supposed to know. Please please
You can use both, but the situation is different. If you meet in person, you would say at a later time....At our first meeting,
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thank you so much sir
I will come with some sentences in order to understand the situation
My sir,
Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct?
I have doubts in these situations whether we can use this preposition or not .
1)I will go on a trip with Ahmed .
2)I want to go a trip to colombo with Ahmed
3)I went on a trip with my family members.
4)shall we go on a trip with your friends?
2)
1)I will go on a trip with Ahmed .
OK.
2)I want to go a trip to colombo with Ahmed
...go on a trip...
3)I went on a trip with my family members.
I don't think you need to include members at the end.
....with my family.
4)shall we go on a trip with your friends?
This is possible. This means you have never met them before?
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thanks so much sir
If I want to mention the place and family members can I use in these ways?
1)I went to go on a trip with my family members to colombo
1)I went to go on a trip with my family members to colombo
Here you are trying to use go and went in the same sentence. You only need to use one of these verbs.
I went on a trip with members of my family to Colombo.
OR...
I went on a trip with my family to Colombo.
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thank you so much sir
@@SingleStepEnglish
Hi my sir,
Could you please tell me?
Are these grammatically correct sentences?
1)his voice is similar to that person's voice.
2)his voice looks like his voice
3)my town is similar to your town
4)his town is same like my one
5)his town look like mine
6)my car is similar to my friend's one
7)my car looks like my friend's car.
8)his face is similar to your one
9)her eyes are similar to her sister's one
10) I have a watch it is similar to my brother's one
My sir,
Could you please tell me
Are these Sentences grammatically correct?
1)is that place away from your place
2)is it away from your place
3)is it your place near colombo?
4)is your place near colombo?
5)is it your place?
6)is that your place?
7)are their place near colombo?
1)is that place away from your place
I would substitute far for away.
....far from your place?
2)is it away from your place
3)is it your place near colombo?
Is your place....
4)is your place near colombo?
Perfect!
5)is it your place?
OK.
6)is that your place?
OK.
7)are their place near colombo?
Is their place...
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thank you so much sir
If I want to mention pulral how does it come? They?
1)Are their place near you
(Like these)
Yes, they came from far away.
@@SingleStepEnglish
Sir then can we use ?
1)are their place near your place?
1)are their place near your place?
a) Are there any nice places near your home?
b) Are there any cool places near your house?
c) Is there anything to do near where you live?
I think native speakers would use these three questions.
My sir,
Could you please tell me in these way can we use ,I created these ideas on my own ? Could you please are these Sentences structures correct?
1)would be +noun - he would be doctor
2)Would be +Adverb - he would there .
3)would be+Adjective - he would be happy
4)would be+Past participle - he would released from the jail.
5)would be+Ing - he would be working
6)Would past habitual action -when I was a child we would play cricket every day.
7)Would Imaginary situation - I would have been a doctor if I had studied well.
8)Would have been +past patricipale
It would have rained yesterday
9)Would have been +ing
He would have been sleeping
Could
1)Could be + Noun - he could be doctor
2)Could be+Adverb - he could be there
3)Could be +Adjective - she could be beautiful
4)Could be +past patricipale - he could be released from jail.
5)Could be +Ing - he could be eating
6)Could past habitual situation -
When I was child I could buy chocolate for 10 rupees now I can't buy it is 30 rupees.
7)Could Imaginary situation
He could have been police officer if he had attended that exam
8)Could have been+past participle
He could have come to her place .
9)Could have been +ing
He could have been sleeping when I went to his place.
I saw this in the other thread. It is VERY long question.
Could you please split it up into 2-3 shorter questions?
Thanks.
@@SingleStepEnglish
Sir ,
Here , could you please tell me
The sentences which I have made was correct or not ? Then I can easily understand. Here I don't correct every sentences . If there are any mistakes please let me know. I will change it
1)Could be + Noun - he could be doctor
He could be a doctor.
2)Could be+Adverb - he could be there
Yes, this is possible.
3)Could be +Adjective - she could be beautiful
She could be beautiful if she....
4)Could be +past patricipale - he could be released from jail.
OK.
5)Could be +Ing - he could be eating
Not really possible.
6)Could past habitual situation -
When I was child I could buy chocolate for 10 rupees now I can't buy it is 30 rupees.
....now I can't buy it for 30 rupees.
7)Could Imaginary situation
He could have been police officer if he had attended that exam
....could have been a police officer if he had passed the exam.
8)Could have been+past participle
He could have come to her place .
OK.
9)Could have been +ing
He could have been sleeping when I went to his place.
This is fine.
;-)
P.S. Please share more of my videos with all your friends and cricket players. ;-)
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thank you so much sir big help
I have already showed your UA-cam videos to my uncle he was an engish teacher. He also like your teaching method. He use S.A . SAMARANYAKA ENGLISH BOOK .(GRAMMAR BOOK) smile with engish
Again a helpful lesson... 😊😊
Glad you think so! I appreciate the positive feedback.
@@SingleStepEnglish I have sent my samples. Please go through it. Is it ok sir?
Since you use the plural, samples...you should use them.
Please go through them.
If it was one sample...please go through it.
@@SingleStepEnglish I am going through a difficult phase of my life.
I have been going through a difficult phase of my life.
Both are same sir?
Yes, both have the same meaning.
My sir,
Could you please
Are these Sentences grammatically correct? Please give some pharses to use in this situation?
1)I can't eat the pizza with hotness.
2)I will eat the pizza once cool is gone
3)I will eat the pizza once it is cool.
1)I can't eat the pizza with hotness.
I can't eat the pizza when it is that hot.
2)I will eat the pizza once cool is gone
....once it cools down.
3)I will eat the pizza once it is cool.
This is fine.
Which kind of pizza do you like?
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thank you so much sir
Are there any expressions for this word 🤔
If the pizza is too hot, it burns the roof of our mouth.
(This is quite painful!).
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thank you so much sir. It's new pharse for me
We also say when a food is just out of the oven, that it is "piping hot."
ie. The pizza is piping hot, so you better let it cool down before eating it. Otherwise, you will burn the roof of your mouth.
My sir ,
Could you please tell me? I have some confusions in these situations
Is it good to
Is that good
Here , I would like find out which one is correct?please correct my sentences 😔
I would like know can I use (is it good to and is that good to)
Can use with ( Is + it) then can't we use with (Is + that )
1)is that good to ask for help from him?
2)is it good to ask for help from him?
3)is that good time to call him?
4)is it good time to call him ?
5)Is it good to do our work here ?
6)is that good to do our work here ?
7)is that good time to speak with you?
8)is it good time to speak with you ?
9)Is that OK for you?
10)is it OK for you?
1)is that good to ask for help from him?
Sentence 2) is better.
2)is it good to ask for help from him?
This is correct.
3)is that good time to call him?
4)is it good time to call him ?
4) is best.
5)Is it good to do our work here ?
This is fine.
6)is that good to do our work here ?
It describes your work, so use IT here.
7)is that good time to speak with you?
8)is it good time to speak with you ?
Sentence 8) is best.
9)Is that OK for you?
10)is it OK for you?
Here, you will hear people use both.
The only small difference is that 9) Is that OK for you? in this question, the speaker has doubt that the request is satisfactory for the listener.
Therefore, you will hear people use 10) more often than 9).
@@SingleStepEnglish
My sir,
Then no one use (is that good sentences right ,are there any situations to use ?
Correct term should be
(Is it good to )?
I heard in this conversation more often people use is that good time to speak with you like wise .that's why I'm totally confused about this phrase. Please make sure whether we can use this form or not ?
Is that a good time to speak with you?
This can be used if the speaker is asking about a time to talk.
A: I'm a little busy now.
B: Could I call you back later today. How about 4:00? Is that a good time to speak with you?
A: Let me check my schedule. Yes, that is a good time for me.
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thank you so much for your beautiful explanation
One thing I supposed to know when should we use ?
1)Is that good to.....
2)is it good to....
You can use "Is it good to" for a variety of situations in spoken English.
You can use it when you want to hear an opinion from a friend.
ie. Is it good to watch cricket at that stadium?
Is it good to eat ___ with ____?
Is it good to take a nap after a big lunch?
Is it good to______________(you make a question for me).
My sir, Could you please tell are these Sentences grammatically correct?
If I go to gym we have some desires to maintain our body, according to that how can we say ?
1)I want to get bulk arms
2)I want to get bigger thigh
3)I want to get v shape body
4)I want to get slim
5)I want to bulk my arms
6)I want to bulk my body
7)I don't want to bulk my arms
Please correct these Sentences and give some native expressions sir please please 🙏
1)I want to get bulk arms
I want to get bigger arms.
2)I want to get bigger thigh
thighs.
3)I want to get v shape body
get a V-shaped body.
4)I want to get slim
OK
5)I want to bulk my arms
I want to build up my arms.
6)I want to bulk my body
bulk up body
7)I don't want to bulk my arms
bulk up
Native speakers might also say...
I want to get a muscular body.
I want to pack on some muscle.
I want to get in good shape.
@@SingleStepEnglish
I'm really impressed sir thank you so much sir for these expressions
Good luck with your training plan. But remember, training your mind is more important than training your body ;-)
Thank you so much sir
@@SingleStepEnglish
My sir,
Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct?
1)I want to get my certificates certified from the British Council.
2)I want to get my bike tire changed
3)I want to get my bike tire punctured
Hi my sir,
Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct?
Please correct my sentences?
1)I have spoken to 10 people from Liverpool between these 2 weeks.
2)I have spoken to 10 people from Liverpool since 2 weeks.
3)I have met 10 people from Liverpool since last week.
4)I have met 10 people from Liverpool between these two weeks.
1)I have spoken to 10 people from Liverpool between these 2 weeks.
....over the past two weeks.
2)I have spoken to 10 people from Liverpool since 2 weeks.
....for the past two weeks.
OR...use 1)
3)I have met 10 people from Liverpool since last week.
That is fine.
4)I have met 10 people from Liverpool between these two weeks.
....over the past two weeks.
@@SingleStepEnglish
Is it correct too ?
1)I have met more than 10 people from Liverpool.
@@SingleStepEnglish
My sir,
Could you please tell me?
If I want to say between 2weeks how can I say? (2 weeks gap I have spoken12 people like that)
1)I have spoken to 12 people from Liverpool between these 2 weeks
1)I have spoken to 12 people from Liverpool between these 2 weeks
I spoke to 12 people from Liverpool every two weeks for the past month.
If the it is longer than a month....
I spoke to 12 people from Liverpool every two weeks for the past few months.
OR...
for the past six months; for the past year.
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thank you so much sir
Hi my sir ,
Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct?
Please correct my sentences
1)shall I buy cheese kottu on my way to colombo ?
2)shall I buy cheese kottu on the way to colombo ?
If somebody calls me and ask me where are you? When I reply
3)I'm on my way to my grandmother's home
4)I'm on the way to grandmother's home
5)I'm on my way to colombo
6)I'm on the way to colombo
7)I'm on my way to my visitor's place
8)
1)shall I buy cheese kottu on my way to colombo ?
This is fine.
2)shall I buy cheese kottu on the way to colombo ?
Also, fine.
If somebody calls me and ask me where are you? When I reply
3)I'm on my way to my grandmother's home
That is a good answer.
4)I'm on the way to grandmother's home
You need to include MY.
5)I'm on my way to colombo
OK.
6)I'm on the way to colombo
OK.
7)I'm on my way to my visitor's place
What is a visitor's place?
@@SingleStepEnglish
Thank you so much sir
Now I can understand to certain extent.
@@SingleStepEnglish
Hi my sir ,
Could you please tell me
Which one is better can we use this interchangeably?
1)when he came ?
2)when did he go ?
3)when he palyed football ?
4)when did he paly football?
1)when he came ?
When did he come?
2)when did he go ?
OK.
3)when he palyed football ?
When did he play football?
4)when did he play football?
Yes.
@@SingleStepEnglish
My sir ,
Can't we use ?
Where he went
Where he played football
I heard such a thing in spoken. Native speakers also use right?
My sir,
Could you please tell me Here can we say in both ways?
1)is that not good to send the friend request on Facebook
2)is it not good to send the friend request on Facebook
1)is that not good to send the friend request on Facebook?
2) is better using IT.
2)is it not good to send the friend request on Facebook?
I would change the to a.
....send a friend request....
@@SingleStepEnglish
My sir ,
If I say( is that not good to send a request on a Facebook )in spoken is that wrong?
Basically is that grammatically wrong?
How should i identify it which one is correct?
Please give me some tips to remember?
I suppose people may use that in spoken language. But, it is grammatically incorrect.
That's not good to....
@@SingleStepEnglish thank you so much sir
Thank you so much for this lesson I learned some pharses.
You're very welcome!
@@SingleStepEnglish
Hi my sir ,
Could you please tell me?
In this situation how should I use ?
I have 2 friends
A - I know him since my childhood
B- I know him for 2 years
Could you please correct my sentences and give good phrases for this situation?
Here,I want to say
1)I know him before you
2)I speak with him before you .
I don't know the sentences which I have made was correct or wrong
I have 2 friends
A - I know him since my childhood
I have known him since childhood.
B- I know him for 2 years
I have known him for two years.
Could you please correct my sentences and give good phrases for this situation?
Here,I want to say
1)I know him before you
I have known him for longer (than you).
2)I speak with him before you .
This is actually OK.
Are you talking about another friend?
@@SingleStepEnglish
Yes sir another friend
I want to say here , I have a friend I speak with him before you. But in your case I just speak with you since last month . I want to give a priority to my old friend .
2)I speak with him before you
In that case...
I will speak to him first, and then get back to you.
This means, first you will talk to the other friend.