This is one of the differences that I notice more between American and British pronunciation, but that same time the more hard to imitate (British). Altough I know that the word "can't" in British could be mispronounce and turn into a bad word.
"(...) You see this? (...) Do you know what we call this?" BBC Learning English, congrats for the channel and thanks for teaching us. I'm Brazilian and I have a doubt. In English classes in Brazilian schools we learn that questions are made with auxiliary and putting the auxiliary verb before the pronoun (subject). But in movies and conversations, I see English speakers making questions as we Brazilians do, with just intonation. Can you explain this to me? Are there rules for both modes? Please, if there's anything wrong in my text, let me know. Thank you!
Hi Alex Moraes de Souza. We are glad you like our channel. When speaking informally, the intonation will tell you if this is a question. You can say, for example, 'do you want to go to the cinema?' or 'want to go to the cinema?' However, the second version of the question is very colloquial. When we omit one or more words from a sentence, we call it 'ellipsis'. This is a common feature of conversation.
Thank you so much. Geetings from Mexico.
I like your new hairstyle, Tim. This video is as useful as usual! Thank you!
I am not sure about it though.
Pure English humor. Great as usual. I lke bbc.
I kin learn some English with this channel
Jesus!!! those are eyes!! I want a pair like that
The first time there has been something nice for Tim in the end of video I think :D
he`s so beautiful..those eyes are killing me!!
Excellent n wonderful videos plz upload more videos thanks
Hi Tim; I'm Kim. Nice to know you and your video. :)
This is one of the differences that I notice more between American and British pronunciation, but that same time the more hard to imitate (British). Altough I know that the word "can't" in British could be mispronounce and turn into a bad word.
I would never eat cat food! Tim, the pronounciation workshop is an amazing resource for my English classes. Thank you and keep up the good work.
İ wanna ask a question. What does “would” mean and how and when can we use it ? Also what’s the difference between İ say and İ would say?
I'm always grateful to you
thank you^^
thank you
i like bbc
Thank you
And pronunciation can ´t?
Well done ✅
I wonder how to pronounce 'can' and 'can't' in yes-no question. What should I pay attention to?
I very like very great
the band Keane, similar with "Can"
wonderful
thanks!
How come do you go in that sort of cabin? Is it your head quarter? 😅😜😛😝🤣😂
Thank you/
i like this video
"(...) You see this? (...) Do you know what we call this?"
BBC Learning English, congrats for the channel and thanks for teaching us. I'm Brazilian and I have a doubt.
In English classes in Brazilian schools we learn that questions are made with auxiliary and putting the auxiliary verb before the pronoun (subject). But in movies and conversations, I see English speakers making questions as we Brazilians do, with just intonation. Can you explain this to me? Are there rules for both modes?
Please, if there's anything wrong in my text, let me know. Thank you!
Hi Alex Moraes de Souza. We are glad you like our channel. When speaking informally, the intonation will tell you if this is a question. You can say, for example, 'do you want to go to the cinema?' or 'want to go to the cinema?'
However, the second version of the question is very colloquial. When we omit one or more words from a sentence, we call it 'ellipsis'. This is a common feature of conversation.
bbclearningenglish Thank you for the answer.
I'm American!! Bit different for me!!!
Kindly I need your help to teach me English
cool video and funny 😊
Hi Tim, interesting video! Just one question - when is the modal auxiliary 'can' stressed?
I think it sounds originally as can /kaen/ when it is stressed
I never know that mouse may be. put in cat food can !
he put empty spoon in mounth :D
wear brown lenses pls
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you don't eat that.LOL
Really you eat cat food??? No way.
So Tim is a cat person?
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