2019-09-10
5 分钟Welcome back to my English learning podcast where I help you improve English grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. The sentence that I have for you today is - My car is in the garage, it broke down on the way to work today. Possessive adjectives. Vocabulary. Phrasal verbs. Learn English with me at www.englishlessonviaskype.com - VIP English Learning Club, Online Courses and Skype English lessonsSupport the Show.Advanced English lessons on my YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/learnengl...
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This is Harry, and welcome back to our podcast where we're trying to help you with understanding of the english language and to help you speak it better and understand some of the grammatic structures that you come across from time to time.
We'll also give you an opportunity to practice some pronunciation.
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I'm going to read the sentence I have for you twice.
First time for you to get a general understanding, and the second time for me to explain it in a little bit more detail.
Okay, if you're comfortable and ready, we'll begin.
My car is in the garage.
It broke down on the way to work today.
Second reading, my car is in the garage.
It broke down on the way to work today.
Okay, so something that happens, not too often, thankfully, but it does happen.
And people get a little bit frustrated, annoyed and angry when something happens and the car breaks down unexpectedly when they weren't expecting it.
So my car.
So possessive.
My car, where is it?
It is.
It's in.
So my car is in the garage.