Über deine Vergangenheit sprechen: past simple

A subscriber asked me to practise some small talk and talk about my past. So, in this video, I'll answer some questions about my early life and my school time. I'll also show you some typical questions in past simple. I would recommend you learn the questions so you can use them in your small talk situations. Also, listen to my answers and look at the verb that is on the screen. You can use these verbs when answering questions about your past.
Hope you enjoy the video! :-)
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[@ldimi2323]

Ich liebe deine Videos und lerne mit dir jeden Tag. Ich bin relativ am Anfang. Sehr gut was du da alles unterrichtest. ❤️

[@marcoantoniodahervargas5249]

Hello
i like your Videos !!!!!!! . i always see you Videos and i have a Headseat and i mean this is the best training .
Thank you !!!!!!

[@fallenark]

Thanks a lot, Marco. I'm glad the videos help.

[@Tatamiser_gio]

Very interesting video. It shows also the personal side of you and not only the professional one. I have a question for you: how did you get into English teaching?

[@fallenark]

Hey, Giovanni. Thanks for the feedback. Glad you found it interesting. To answer your question: when I moved to Madrid in 1998, it was an obvious thing to do because there were a lot of language schools looking for native English speakers. Also, I've always loved education and learning and when I was younger I often thought about becoming a teacher. So, it made sense from that perspective as well.