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Start practicing conversations now at fluencyfix dot
com. Hello and welcome to Beginner's English

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Conversation ten. Let's look at the
first line. Hi Hi is an informal

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way to say hello, hey,
h e y Hey is another informal way

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to say hello, hi or hey. Can be used with friends or colleagues.

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Let's look at the rest of line
one. Your Daniel right. This

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person already thinks he knows that it
is Daniel. He uses right to make

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this a question. For example,
your Daniel is a statement. Your Daniel

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right is a question. You can
add the word right onto the end of

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a statement to make a question.
This is the school right you like to

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eat rice? Right? How is
right spelled r I G H T spelling

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Write like this means correct. Right
can also mean something different. Let's spell

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write the other way w R I
T E. This kind of right means

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you have a pencil and you are
making letters on a paper, or you

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are typing on your computer. Write
I write a letter to my mother.

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Write. Let's look in line three
of our conversation. Always, I always

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send Always means that it happens all
the time. He never fails to send

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out the newsletters. Always means every
day or every month, consistently. Often

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means most of the days or most
of the months. Sometimes means occasionally about

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thirty or forty percent of the time. Less than half. Never means it

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does not happen. Let's think of
some actions. How often do you eat

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rice? If you eat rice every
day, you will say I always eat

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rice. If you eat rice perhaps
five days, you would say I often

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eat rice. If you eat rice
two or three days, you would say

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I sometimes eat rice. If you
do not eat rice, you would say

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I never eat rice. Let's listen
to some example questions and answers. How

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often do you read books? I
sometimes read books. How often do you

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watch t V? I often watch
t V. Let's look in the last

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line at the word every e V
E r Y every every month means he

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reads it without fail. He reads
it the first month, the second month,

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the third month, and so on. Every day means you never forget.

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You do it each day. I
brush my teeth every day. Go

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practice conversation ten with your conversation partner. Good bye. Have you ever tried

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