Interesting, this right here might be difficult to used, especially people like me, we debaters need to convince everyone that our argument is the correct one to go, instead of others, hence we must be very convincing
I would like to ask that if we use more of the everyday english (american english) instead of really formal english (kinda like british english) would we get a lower score? Like i use some slangs and contractions in my everyday english that i wouldnt wanna let go of while trying to speak naturally and fluently.
As for whether to use British English or American English, you should pick one and stick to it when it comes to spelling in writing. For example, if you're going with British spelling, don't use centre then center. If you write favour, go with favourite instead of favorite. Definitely don't jump from one to the other. Stay consistent. When speaking, there are some differences in grammar and expressions. You should use idiomatic language but avoid being overly casual as it is an interview.
"it is often assumed", suggests it is assumed by others and that you may not agree with the statement. I would expect your argument to then argue against the statement or evaluate it.
Once in my class i was reading and read the word often my teacher shouted at me and said it is called ofen not often i tried to tell her that its about the accent but she didn't believe me until she googled it herself
"It is often assumed" can also be a claim and you might be asked assumed by who? Meaning this should be backed up by evidence. I would choose British prople seem to complain all the time. .. I love your videos Eli ❤ keep up the good work.
That’s a very good point. The original question for this video was about British people, but I changed it to make it shorter. I hope the lesson still helps you!
Your accent should not affect your pronunciation score as long as you speak clearly and can be understood. The examiner is listening for pronunciation features such as clear enunciation of individual sounds, connected speech, rhythm, word/sentence stress, chunking, and intonation.
Some random arrogant guy: I don’t mean to be rude, but uh… if you are trying to show off in front of someone who is more experienced than you… isn’t it just dumb?😅
@@EnglishProTips I entered IELTS exam for the first time. I didn’t know how to write Task 1 but I did. I’m hoping at least 6.5 😭😭😭. I don’t think I can get though
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Sorry I can't open the link😢, I am really interested to download it.
The information is very useful.
How strange. Here is the link again. ielts.englishprotips.com/take-your-ielts-answers-to-the-next-level-with-hedging/
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Thank you, I appreciate it😊
How to open the link
Edging is an English technique
French people talking about hedging 😨
Edging 💀
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@@mmcworldbuilding5994 😭😭😭
Well played 😂
I love this short lesson
Thanks, Eli.
You're welcome! 😊 You can get the full lesson for free here - links.englishprotips.com/hedging
Wow. Thanks a lot, Eli.😀
@@EnglishProTips hello bro, sorry where are you from
I also use a technique called edging
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Bro hedging, me edging 🗿
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I hedged to this video
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The second I heard "Hedging" I KNEW what the comments were going to be like
If you see two fish fighting,it means a British boat has just passed by
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What do u know about Britain ?
me : homeland of robbers, sir ☕
Worse 😂😂😂😂
Interesting, this right here might be difficult to used, especially people like me, we debaters need to convince everyone that our argument is the correct one to go, instead of others, hence we must be very convincing
Context matters though. It might sounds rude or disrespectful if you talk in a way that is too direct like in the video.
They use a technique called "edging". Here's how to do it. 💀
OHHH THAT ONE WAS REALLY GOOD😅😂
Thank you very much for your tips. It is handy for non-native speakers!
Glad you think so!! 😊
Edging is an acquired english technique
what do you know about britain?
me: a place where you can find bunch of robbers
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What would English rob from India / Pakistan? Unhygienic food? 😂
I suppose the only thing they can rob in west Asia is unhygienic food. 😂
@@sipalingindonesia nope kid
45 trillion dollars
@@Vivek_Patil754 never knew some smelly country can yield money that much. Maybe England just sell all turds that those 2 billions Indians made😂
Pretty informatiive
Glad you think so! 😊
edging to this rn
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These videos are so useful. Thanks
Glad you think so! 😊
The way to talk in total tolerance 😊. Thank you.
Great... Thank you!!!
You're welcome! 😊
I like the way Eli say "Oh" by holding a cup of tea in hand amazing expression n answer as well
I love the way you teach ❤
Amazing !!! Thanks a lot !!!
❤Can u make videos for different topic of modern vocabs❓❓Such as culture, life style, governance, nature.....
Sir, you slightly look like Kevin Debreyune the Belgian Footballer
That was helpfull
Love your way teaching. Keep it on.
Thank you! 😊
Thank you Eli♥️🙏
You are so welcome😊
You're great.
Thank you for your great videos and advice
Glad you like them! 😊
That was short but so useful video thanks
Excellent you teach me a lot with these examples 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Glad to hear that! 😊 You can get the lesson for free here - ielts.englishprotips.com/should-i-use-british-or-american-english-in-ielts/
Please keep making shorts like these. It tends to be very helpful 😊
Will do! 😊 You can get the lesson for free here - ielts.englishprotips.com/take-your-ielts-answers-to-the-next-level-with-hedging/
@@EnglishProTipshi, but the links are not active
❤❤ I loved this video 🤩🤩 way to go teacher
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Well understood. Thank you.
That mug looks like it's from IKEA
They never complain and rhe food is great!
You are the best. I have learned many things from your youtub channel. Thanks for your time and effort. ❤
Thank you 😊 Glad you find my videos helpful!
Pretty interesting lesson! Ty.👍
Glad you liked it! 😊 Check out the free lesson here - ielts.englishprotips.com/take-your-ielts-answers-to-the-next-level-with-hedging/
I enjoyed!
wow, describing the subject by hedging verbs makes the sentence more interesting than describing by linking verbs.
Thanks alot 😊
You're so welcome 😊
the “ooohhh” i dunno he’s cute
Very useful 👌 thank you so much 😊
You're so welcome 😊
It has been proven that hedging reduces returns over the long run.
Cheers! seem to appear to be tend to avoid it is often assumed 🎉🎉
Thanks for hedging's technique to not gernalize or say something like it's 100% certain 😂
Thanks
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tea ❌
coffee❌
water❌
objo'sh ✅🇺🇿
It's good in summer though 😌
POV: You ask ChatGPT something
Yo no hablo español pero estos videos me an servido puedo entender varias cosas
Hedging to this rn
Thanks a lot
You're welcome! 😊
Awesome
Thanks ❤
You're welcome 😊
I love how it started off with him saying the most based things.
Cheers was personal
I would like to ask that if we use more of the everyday english (american english) instead of really formal english (kinda like british english) would we get a lower score? Like i use some slangs and contractions in my everyday english that i wouldnt wanna let go of while trying to speak naturally and fluently.
As for whether to use British English or American English, you should pick one and stick to it when it comes to spelling in writing. For example, if you're going with British spelling, don't use centre then center. If you write favour, go with favourite instead of favorite. Definitely don't jump from one to the other. Stay consistent. When speaking, there are some differences in grammar and expressions. You should use idiomatic language but avoid being overly casual as it is an interview.
"it is often assumed", suggests it is assumed by others and that you may not agree with the statement. I would expect your argument to then argue against the statement or evaluate it.
I Edged while Reading comments
Hi Eli. How have You been? l am glad to see You..Always You surprised us with your own new and useful methods for us
I'm good 😊 I hope you are too!
Once in my class i was reading and read the word often my teacher shouted at me and said it is called ofen not often i tried to tell her that its about the accent but she didn't believe me until she googled it herself
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"It is often assumed" can also be a claim and you might be asked assumed by who? Meaning this should be backed up by evidence. I would choose British prople seem to complain all the time. ..
I love your videos Eli ❤ keep up the good work.
Hi, where you learned to speak English so fluently?
What do you know about Britain?
me: they drink bo''le o' wa''er
But we do complain all the time and the weather is cold and wet
the uk loves soccer like the us loves money
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This response looks like what an AI would say lol
I never get this question but if I get, I’m sure I will die
I also tend to hedge
Saul goodman
I immediately went to the comments and wasn’t disappointed 😂
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But the question was "What do you know about BRITAIN?" Not British people 🤔
That’s a very good point. The original question for this video was about British people, but I changed it to make it shorter. I hope the lesson still helps you!
thats my Mark Zuckerberg, lovely lovely❤
while i can see it being useful...the weather is always wet, if its summer your sweating, the walls are somehow sweating, even the air is wet.
Do you mean it's humid?
However, wouldn't it be a mistake if someone starts to provide general opinions instead of saying theirs if the question crealy suggest the latter?
Is is just the way normal people talk
GB is not cold 😂
It's -3° right now and feels like -8° 🥶
Uhm ,ohh sir ,is our english accent important in ielts speaking test?,Does it effect our score?
Your accent should not affect your pronunciation score as long as you speak clearly and can be understood. The examiner is listening for pronunciation features such as clear enunciation of individual sounds, connected speech, rhythm, word/sentence stress, chunking, and intonation.
English with Kevin de Bruyne
Oooooo
How to write and speak like you're afraid of who you're talking to.
"british people complain all the time" i thought it was us, the french
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So British people really tend to drink tea more than water?😮
Maybe some people😉
Hedging to this video rn
What is his accent tho ??
אני יודעת הבריטים הם נשנשים כאלה😂
Some random arrogant guy:
I don’t mean to be rude, but uh… if you are trying to show off in front of someone who is more experienced than you… isn’t it just dumb?😅
Why is Kevin De Bruyne teaching me English?
So do people not normally talk like this?
Remove the H
You’re not supposed to be pronouncing the t in often. (Same as in listen.)
Both are considered accurate these days 😊
Do u prepate for ielts?Academic?
Yes! Here are the IELTS preparation courses - englishprotips.com/all-courses/
I ment 1to 1 live classes.....
After a week my Ielts exam is coming😭. I am not ready
Good luck on your IELTS test! There are more free IELTS lessons here to help you prepare - ielts.englishprotips.com/
@@EnglishProTips I entered IELTS exam for the first time. I didn’t know how to write Task 1 but I did. I’m hoping at least 6.5 😭😭😭. I don’t think I can get though
I got 6 🥲
so just yapping?
I know they colonized my country 😂
less certain in sentences-structure shows you are a rigorous person
I too am hedging to your channel