Yes Eat Sleep Dreamers welcome back to another lesson with me Tom. Today we are getting deep
with grammar. We are looking at the difference between been and gone. Any idea?
We're about to find out.
Welcome to Eat Sleep Dream English. If you haven't met me before my name is Tom and I
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at the difference between been and gone. Not everyone knows the difference and it's really
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Ok but enough of that, let's get going.
The main confusion lies in that fact that we use been and gone as the past participle
for go. However the meaning is different. We are talking here about the present perfect
here right so have or has plus the past participle so been or gone. Now if I said to you 'I've
been to Paris' that would tell you that I visited Paris and then I returned. It was
a complete visit. I went, I came back. Done. If I said to you 'I've gone to Paris' that
means that the visit is not complete. I went there and I am still there now. So that's
all it is. One of them is a complete visit, you go there, you come back. The other one
is incomplete. Let's think about this visually, ok? So I am in London now and I say to you
'I've been to Hong Kong.' Where am I when I tell you this? I'm in London, right? Because
it's a completed visit. I've been to Hong Kong and I've returned. It's a complete visit.
Ok. Now maybe we are on the phone and I tell you 'I've gone to Hong Kong' well where am
I when I say that? That's right, I'm in Hong Kong. Ah Hong Kong, love this city. Little
bit hot though, don't need this jumper. Because it's an incomplete visit. I am there and I
haven't returned yet. So as you can see, one is a complete visit one is an incomplete visit.
Alright, let's do a little quiz to test you.
How did you do? Was that ok? Did that make sense? Alright, it's quite simple really but
yeah it's important to get the difference. Ok guys, let's get into this brand new section
where I feedback on some of your comments from the last video which was 36 words that
you don't know how to say correctly. Now some of these comments were so awesome. So the
first one, Jesca Chang says that she visits Loughborough every single day. Now Loughborough
was one of the words that we looked at that you couldn't pronounce and Jesca didn't know
how to say it but she visits that city every single day. Awesome! Alright, so now hopefully
you know how to say it Jesca. Thank you for your comment. William Gutierrez asked for
the difference between mouth and mouse. The beginning sounds are the same mouth and mouse.
So the most important thing here is what are you doing with your tongue at the end of the
word. With mouth you are blowing air out and your tongue is touching your top teeth. Mouth.
So I am blowing air out. Mouth. Now with mouse my tongue is down and I am blowing air out
but it's not touching my teeth. Mouse. So the difference there is the height of your
tongue, where your tongue is. For mouth it's touching and for mouse it's not touching.
Ya Ta asked for the word brewery. That is tricky. That is a hard one. Let's break it
down, so we've got two sounds here brewery. So 'I visited the Guinness brewery yesterday.'
Brewery. Ok, just two sounds that's all your need. I hope that helps. I love this comment
from Serzhan, sorry if I got your name wrong there. This was referring to a video a week
ago which was all about the brand new words in 2018 that the Oxford dictionary had just
added to the dictionary. Now what I love about this is that Serzhan has watched my video.
I've taught a few of the words from the new list of words but then they have gone and
researched the other ones. They've shown so much curiosity and passion to learn more English
above and beyond Eat Sleep Dream English and that's so awesome. By the looks of the comment
they found a word called 'cakeism'. Love it! What a great word and they are also suggesting
that we come up with some new words like chairdrobe which is basically like your wardrobe but
you know when you come in from a long day and you get changed and you don't put your
clothes into the wardrobe you just throw them onto a chair. A chairdrobe. I love that idea.
I wanted to add to that a floordrobe cos I just throw mine on the floor. But I love it
and I love your passion for learning Serzhan so thank you very much. Now I also love this
comment from Patrice. Patrice comes from France but is living in the UK and has a daughter
and is trying to learn more about British English and British culture so that he can
teach his daughter. I love that so much. That is exactly what Eat Sleep Dream English is
about. It's about you guys being able to help the people around you and yourselves of course.
And wow! I mean what an amazing father you are to be doing that, that's incredible so
thank you so much for your comment and I want to do everything I can to help you to teach
your daughter and anyone else that's trying to help their family learn English let me
know because that's an amazing thing to do. And finally a lovely comment from Anita. Anita
came on the meet-up that we did last week. We met up in London,there was about 15 of
us Eat Sleep Dreamers and we walked round Regent's Park, Primrose Hill and then we ended
up in a pub just having a chat, having a conversation, just getting to know each other and making
friends and I think a few of you guys went off afterwards to Winter Wonderland to hang
out so that's what it's all about guys making a community. Anita thank you so much for coming.
Lovely to meet you and I'll plan another meet up really soon and I hope to see a lot of
you guys there. Alright guys thank you so much for hanging out with me again. Remember
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a great day thats all you need to do have an amazing day. Until next time guys this
is Tom, the Chief Dreamer, saying goodbye.