Name: Learn How to Argue in English | An English Lesson about Arguing
Uploaded: 2020-02-01T10:12:33.000Z
Duration: 8 min 8 s
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Future simple

Hi, Bob the Canadian here and welcome to this English lesson where I'm going to help you learn to argue in English.

In this lesson I will act out five different.

To-infinitive

Four actually, you're only going to act out four of them.

You were going to do five but you could only come up

Ah, that's right, thanks for reminding me.

I will help you learn some English phrases

when you are having an argument in English.

Well welcome to this video where I'm going to help you

learn some words and phrases that you can use

when you're having an argument in English.

But before we get started, if you're new here don't forget

and give me a thumbs up if this video is helping you learn

So we're going to look at four different arguments

you will see words and phrases appear on the screen

that are the kinds of words and phrases we use

The first argument takes place between two people

where one of the people is denying that they did something.

This is a pretty common kind of argument to have,

especially between parents and young children.

I was hungry so I went to the kitchen to eat a cookie

There are cookie crumbs all over the table in front of you.

I saw you sitting here last night eating a cookie.

Well I hope you enjoyed that first argument

and were able to learn some English words

Our second argument takes place between two people

and they are going to be arguing about money.

Hmm let me see, I think it was last month.

This one doesn't have all the features that I want.

I can't believe you're thinking about buying a new camera

It really gets on my nerves when you do things like that.

You borrow money from me and then you never pay me back.

I do pay you back, sometimes it just takes awhile,

and I did pay back that $100 that I owed you.

It was last week when you were dropping me off at work,

I handed you $100 as I got out of the car.

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Learn How to Argue in English | An English Lesson about Arguing

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