hello hello hello everybody welcome to your English lesson today we're going to
be talking about these things and the right vocabulary that you should use in
English when you're putting them on and taking them off are you ready let's go
put it put it put it on take take take it off put it on take it off put it on
take it off and you take it off pull it pull it pull it up pull it pull it pull
it down pull it up pull it down pull it up pull it down down so probably during
lockdown as you're coming out of lockdown maybe you're in phase one phase
two who knows maybe phase three or four you probably are wearing one of these
things maybe you're not if you aren't lucky you and what we do is we have to
put on a mask put on can you hear me put on a mask so when we you could say it
like that put on a mask but if you want to say it fast when you put it on is you
can link the words together so put it the t becomes a flap T and it becomes
put it almost like pudding put it put it on and there's another flap T so that's
great we can really relax the t's there in American English and put it on put it
on at the end of the day or maybe when you're in your office and you don't have
anybody around you you can take it off once again we can link the words
together and we say take it slowly take it off fast take it off take
it off let's try those slowly and then medium speed and then faster put it on
put it on put it on take it off slow
take it off it's another way of saying it medium speed you'll notice I drop the
T in the middle there and then take it off take it off sometimes you have to
adjust your mask and maybe you have it down here because you don't have anyone
around you and then when you're around your coworkers or people you want to
protect then you pull it up once again we're relaxing that T and it becomes
pull lid dump pull it up pull it up pull it up and you can pull it down pull it
down now we drop that last T there it becomes a flap T and because we have
down it they overlap and it's just pull it down you just need the one D there
pull it down
now when you have that on you would say that you are wearing a mask be very
careful because a lot of people in their language they would say they're using a
mask and you can wear many things you can wear a dress you can wear a suit and
of course at the end of the day you're going to keep your clothes your clothes
did you see the way I pronounced that clothes even though we have a th es at
the end it's exactly the same pronunciation as close the door are you
serious yes I'm serious clothes clothes do you think I said
those differently no I did not where do we keep our clothes in the closet closet
ah Santa Claus Santa Claus is in the closet as opposed to clothes we keep our
clothes in the closet can you hear the difference okay everybody I hope that
you enjoyed this lesson this lesson was short and sweet we learned some phrasal
verbs that we we learned to save them fast vocabulary that you can use in your
day today and I hope that you enjoyed this lesson if you'd like to watch more
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