19.04.29. 화상영어 lesson 32

When do we use the present simple? We use the present simple to speak about habits.

Say a sentance in present simple. I usually have lunch in the lunch.

Are you speaking English now? Yes, I'm speaking English now.

Do they usually speak German in Germany? Yes, They usually speak German in Germany.

Are you using your mobile phone? No, I'm not using my mobile phone.

Do you often use your mobile phone? Yes, I often my mobile phone.

Is he singing a song? No, he ins't singing a song.

Does he always sing songs? No, he doesn't always sing songs.

Are we going to the cinema? No, we aren't going to the cinema.

Do you often go to the cinema? Yes, I often go to the cinema.

What language am I teaching? You're teaching the English language.

What language are  you learning? I'm learning the English language.

Do we teach English at this school? Yes, you teach English at this school.

What languagus do students learn at school in your contury? Students learn the Korean and English languages at school in my contury.

Which languages do people speak in Swizerland? People speak the French, German and Italian languages in Swizerland.

What nationality is a person from Brazil? A person from Brazil is Brazilian.

Are you Brazilian? No, I'm not Brazilian. But, I'm Korean.

Is she Italian? No, she isn't Italian. But, she's Korean.

Do we call this thing a dress? Yes, we call this thing a dress.

Do you have a dog? No, I don't have a dog.

What do we call this animal? We call this animal a frog.

What do we call a small horse? We call a small horse a pony.

What do we call a person from Brazil? We call a person from Brazil Brazilian.

Are you walking? No, I'm not walking. But, I'm sitting.

Do you often go for a walk on sunday? Yes, I often go for a walk on sunday.

Do you alway walk to work? No, I don't alway walk to work.

Do people sometimes go for a walk with their dogs? Yes, people sometimes go for a walk with their dogs.

Am I moving? No, you aren't moving. 

Can you move your chair? Yes, I can move my chair.

Do you move when you ride a bike? Yes, I move when I ride a bike.

Which part of my body moves when I walk? You move your legs when you walk.

Do you stand up when you eat? No, I don't stand up when I eat. But, I sit down.

Do I sit down when I teach? Yes, You sit down when you teach.

Do you put your back on the floor? Yes, I sometimes put my back on the floor.

Put your hand up. What are you doing? I'm putting my hand up.

Put your hand down. What are you doing? I'm putting my hand down.

What is that up there? That's a light up there.

What is that down there? That's a floor down there.

Do you know me? Yes, I know you.

Do you know him? Yes, I know him.

Does the teacher know a lot? Yes, the teacher knows a lot.

Does the teacher know a lot of English words? Yes, the teacher knows a lot of English words.

Do you know the capital of Japan? Yes, I know the capital of Japan.

So, What's the capital of Japan? The capital of Japan is Tokyo.

Do you know what the word 'only' means? Yes, I know what the word 'only' means.

So what does the word 'only' means? The word 'only' means '오직' in Korean.

Do you know how many people there are in New York? No, I don't know how many people there are in New York.

Are you waiting for the teacher now? No, I'm not waiting for the teacher now.

Can you wait a moment? Yes, I can wait a moment.