Name: How to Describe Things You've Done in English
Uploaded: 2019-12-29T14:39:44.000Z
Duration: 9 min 34 s
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I'm sure that you've done fun things in your life

and I'm sure that you've been in an English conversation

where someone has said, "How did it go?" or "How was it?"

how something went or how much you enjoyed it.

Hi, Bob the Canadian here, welcome to this English lesson.

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and if this video helps you learn a little bit of English,

So the first phrase we're going to look at

is after you have gone to a music concert.

If someone was to ask you, "How was the concert,"

a great answer is to say, "It was awesome."

You could also emphasize it a little bit more

After you say, "It was awesome," or "It was so awesome,"

you can then describe some of the details like:

"It was so awesome, the lead singer did an amazing job,

The second phrase we're going to talk about

is if you go for a ride on a roller coaster

and if someone was to say, "How was the ride?"

the best answer you can give is, "It was exhilarating."

If I went on a roller coaster and I enjoyed it,

I'm pretty sure if my sister went on a roller coaster,

The third phrase we're going to look at is, "It was amazing!"

Maybe you just went to see a baseball game

or a football game and someone asks you, "How was the game?"

If you really enjoyed it and if your team won,

you would probably say, "It was amazing."

It's definitely something that you enjoyed a lot.

So if you have just gone and seen a really good game,

you might answer the question with "It was amazing!"

Maybe you went to a really, really nice restaurant

that serves the best pizza in the whole city

and you eat the pizza and afterwards someone says to you,

you could respond by saying "It was delicious."

When something is delicious, it is very tasty,

after I eat it, I say that it was delicious.

Maybe you went to a really fancy restaurant,

maybe you went to a really expensive restaurant,

and someone says to you, "How was the restaurant?"

You could respond by saying, "It was really nice!"

When we put the word really in front of nice,

it means that it was more than just a good experience,

And I'm sure all of the food was delicious as well.

So the sixth phrase we're going to look at

maybe you went to a birthday party for a friend

and someone a few days later asks you, "How was the party?"

You could respond by saying, "It was a blast."

Maybe at the party, the food was really good,

you had a lot of really good conversations with people

The seventh phrase we're going to look at

Jen and I will go away for the weekend without the kids

just to have what we would call a getaway

and when I get back, someone might ask me,

"How was your vacation?" and I usually respond

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