Name: Stop Confusing People: Use Question Words Properly in English
Uploaded: 2026-03-04T18:04:27.000Z
Duration: 15 min 41 s
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Future simple

I'm going to teach you something that you already know.

And I'm betting you're thinking, well, if I know it, why am I watching?

You're going to stick around and find out within the next 20 minutes.

I'm going to try to teach you how to understand, how to structurally use it to better use it in your conversations, anything you write, in business meetings and whatnot, okay?

Because yes, you use them, but understanding the context, and that's what we talk about.

And communication will double your English.

So let's go to the board and get it done, shall we?

All right, so I already told you what the words are, and

I'm sure if you know that, you already know which ones I was talking about.

And I'm going to say, what would place be?

We're going to go here, and it's going to be where.

And I've got to be honest, I've had conversations with people where they don't think context is important.

They just tell you something and they put you to sleep because you just don't care.

Or you're just confused because you just don't understand.

So, yes, I'm explaining words, you know, but

where is important where something takes place, whether it be in your dining room at home.

Or somewhere at work or in a field of combat.

You know, I was talking to my friend the other day about sausages.

Well, we were fighting the gorillas in the jungle.

So these are one of the elements you want to put in a conversation or something.

You're writing to give greater understanding to the person you're speaking to or communicating with.

So even though you know this, you're going to start thinking structurally where to put it.

And when we talk about context, these are the first two words that you should be introducing in a speech or something written.

And if you haven't figured it out, I'll tell you, because we're going to look at time, okay?

And time is when you're probably hearing a monsoon go behind me.

So context here is, I'm going to rush this video so I can stay alive because you know where I am in the middle of a monsoon and when it's happening now.

So we talked about where and when time is important.

For example, I told you we were in the jungle fighting when we talked about sausages.

Giving time gives a certain sense of urgency to the communication, or it can make you relaxed.

Because when something takes place is almost as important as when.

And these two things have to go together for clear communication to other people.

In fact, in the concept of active listening or giving or responding, one of the things they say is when you talk to someone you want to talk about, you want to communicate.

Where it happened when you spoke to me in the office.

These are the first two I've just hit right here.

And that's why I'm saying, oh, yeah, well, I know this when I.

Because active listening is a high form of communication.

And that's why I said you're going to be able to better communicate something, you know, with greater understanding.

Because it creates what's called context.

So the person listening, once again, I said I would hammer it.

Is aware and understands what you are trying to say to them.

When you tell me yesterday, my mind goes, okay, when we were in the office, I know where.

And my brain goes, oh, okay, I understand now I'm there.

The other two will help get the person to understand how you feel or what their behavior, what they did affected you or others.

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Stop Confusing People: Use Question Words Properly in English

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