Basic listening skills. Okay, now, this is the grammar lesson. In this part we speak about Well, one of the main uses of well is to refer to things in the future that we think are certain. For example, their arms will be redecorated. But all the facilities will be the same. So we refer to something in the future that we think are certain.

Will comes first in the verb phrase in a statement, and it's after the subject and before another verb. It is often contracted to L. Information situations for example, the next Olympic Games We'll be in London I'll gave you a call at about six o'clock will cannot be used with another modal verb for example, you will be obliged to sign a contract before starting employment. But don't say you will must sign a contract because we cannot use will with another modal verb or we cannot say you must will sign a contract. So, don't forget that we use will to speak about future that we think certain. The next part is so and neither. So I neither responses can be very difficult.

Let's just focus on what we say if we agree with someone. If someone says something negative, and we agree with them, we can use neither. But if someone says something positive, and we agree with them we can use. So, we must also remember that the verb in this statement needs to agree with the verb in the response. Let me give you some examples. I am excited about the party.

So I agree and then I say, so am I. So am I. Or I am not excited about the party. So, I agree with this negative sentence and I say, neither am I. So we use neither for a negative agreement, and we use so for positive agreement. So, and neither the next bond adjective Ed and IMG.

My holiday was relaxing. I felt really relaxed Few but common adjectives and in either EDI or IMG for example, worried or worrying, interested or interesting, excited or exciting, EDI adjectives. adjectives that end in EDI are used to describe how people feel. For example, he was surprised to find that he had been upgraded to first grade or first class. I was confused by the findings of the report. She felt tired after working hard all day.

So we use EDI adjectives to describe how people feel. But I nt adjectives. adjectives that end in IMG are used to describe things and situations can be compare these example sentences to the ones Above being upgraded to first class is surprising. So I'm trying to describe the situation being upgraded to the first class is surprising. The findings of this report are confusing. Working hard all day is tiring.

Okay. So we can understand the difference between EDI and IMG adjectives and they are very important. Gets as it become, get meaning become, we commonly use gifts adjective to mean become, or to describe a change of state or situation for example, put your codes and scarf on your or sorry, or you'll get cold means or you will become cold. Let's hope she gets better soon. She becomes Better. She gets better soon.

It's getting dark. It means it's becoming dark so he gets, sometimes we use it instead of become in different situations.