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first conversation. Now visit fluencythis dot
com. Hello and welcome to Beginner's English

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conversation nine. Let's look at the
first line in conversation nine, it's so

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nice to finally meet you. Let's
look at the word finally. Finally.

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Finally means you have waited a long
time. For example, you want pizza

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in the morning, you wait until
night. After a long time, you

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get pizza. Finally, you get
pizza. Finally indications that speaker A has

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been waiting a long time to meet
speaker B. If you have not been

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waiting a long time, you can
say it's so nice to meet you or

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nice to meet you. Let's look
at the last two letters of finally L.

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Why When you see the letters L
y on the end of a word

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with more than one syllable, you
say lee? What is a syllable?

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A syllable is the number of different
sounds in the word. For example,

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five nah lee three syllables, nice, one syllable U two full three syllables.

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Let's look at other words that end
with L y quickly quickly ends with

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l y. You make the lee
sound quick lee. How many syllables is

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quickly quick lee two syllables. Listen
to this word sleepily sleep bally three syllables.

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Sleepily ends with L y. Let's
listen to one more word, noisily.

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How many syllables does noisily have?
Noisily three syllables. Lee at the

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end is spelled l. Why.
Let's look at line three of our conversation,

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you have a beautiful home. Beautiful
describes home. What kind of home

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do you have? You have a
beautiful home. Hmm? What kind of

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home do I have? I have
a big home. I have a small

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home. I have a gorgeous home, small, gorgeous all describe home.

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Let's look at the word have.
Have you have a beautiful home? Have

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is present? The home belongs to
you right now. Let's practice our conjugation

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of have in the present and the
past. I have, you have,

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he has, she has? It
has? We have they have In the

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past, we use had had h
a for all of the people. For

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example, I have a flower today. In the past, I had a

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flower yesterday. Go ahead and practice
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