Name: SAY, SPEAK, TELLを二度と混同しないでください。英文法 (Never Confuse SAY, SPEAK, and TELL Again! English Grammar)
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Welcome back to ask Alicia the weekly Siri's where you ask me questions and I answer them me.

The first question this week comes from Ludo on high, Ladan Madan says, Hi, I'm studying in Finland in English.

However, I don't really have a lot of chances to speak in English, so my speaking skill is still my weak point.

I see there are a lot of ways to practice English on the Internet for self study, but they're too much for me to afford for just a private teacher online.

What should I do to improve my advanced level speaking skills as I'm studying business?

I would suggest maybe, if you were at an advanced level that you don't focus so much on studying like English like maybe don't focus so much on trying to find specifically an English lesson, but try to spend more time focusing on those skills.

So by that I mean look for groups that practice speaking, So there's a really famous international speaking practice group called Toastmasters.

They have community groups that you conjoined.

So the purpose of these groups and other similar groups is to improve your speaking skills and like to improve your presentation skills and leadership skills.

So when you go to one of these groups, the other people in the group will give you feedback like How can you improve?

So if you can share your goal with the other people in that group, they can help you give you advice on like pronunciation.

Maybe the vocabulary words you should be using, something you can do to make your presentation better and so on.

So something like that, if you're at an advanced level, might be a little bit better than trying to find just English classes so you can actually start to use the words and pick up new words that are specific for your goal.

So I would suggest, perhaps, if it's difficult to find, like some kind of teachers specifically for what you're looking for, see if you can find a group that's focused on business or like on presentation related skills.

Thanks for the question and good luck building.

Okay, let's move on to your next question.

Next question comes from harsh knee high.

Harsh Me harshly says if somebody asks me a question in English, I can speak English without thinking.

But while doing this, I make lots of mistakes with grammar, I say he instead of she or she instead of he while speaking.

Okay, I think you've already done the difficult part, which is realizing you made a mistake so you can catch yourself.

I would suggest, though, like to practice.

Making the correct choice when you're speaking is what?

Soon as you realize you make a mistake, you say out loud the correct sentence, so this can be in the conversation.

You can correct yourself in the conversation, which is actually quite normal.

Or if you realize after the conversation, just say it quietly to yourself out loud.

So I would suggest actually saying it out loud, like getting your mouth and your body used to making the sounds and, like, the correct way to say the thing you said incorrectly before.

So if, for example, you're like I saw Theresa today, Uh, he sorry?

I mean, she was walking into the office, so that's a very common way the native speakers correct themselves.

No, she something like that during the conversation is perfectly normal for native speakers and for learners.

So if you realize your mistake in the conversation, you can do it during the conversation.

If you realize after the conversation you can think to yourself I should have said she in that situation hopes she was walking into the office.

So I think the hardest thing is to be able to catch your mistake.

Okay, But just keep paying attention to yourself and think back on your conversation.

So remember your conversations in what you said and maybe how you could have said it, um, differently.

So I hope that this tip helps you to overcome these little grammatical issues in your speech.

Thanks very much for this question and good luck with your continued studies.

McNamara high on hell on house says hi, Alicia and team.

Could you please explain the meaning and the uses of the word hole?

So there's the basic meaning which is in the dictionary.

So the verb to haul means to carry something or like to pull something or like to bring something.

But we use it for, like, really heavy things or stuff that's hard to pull or hard to take, or we use it for things like when we have a lot of something.

So if you imagine, like, moving from house to another house and you have a lot of stuff you can say I hauled all my stuff to my new house.

So we use it for large quantities of things or, like really heavy things, things that are difficult to pull or drag.

So another example is like I hauled all my paperwork to the city office this morning.

The car broke down, so we hauled it home with a tow truck.

You'll also hear Hall used for people when we have to do something by force, like we have to be this like strong with somebody, and we have to force them to do something you might hear Hall used in this case.

It's used oftentimes when someone is in trouble.

Ah, as like with parents and kids or like with police.

So, for example, the suspect was hauled into the police station or my parents hold me out of bed every morning when I was a kid.

So again, we have that image of like bringing or carrying something that's difficult to move or it's really heavy, so we use Hall to do that.

Okay, so let's move on, though, to a noun use of the word hall when we use Hall as a noun.

It's often used to talk about someone's shopping from that day, like they went out to a mall or something, and they bought a lot of stuff, and they want to share it often, like they'll take a photo and post it toe like Instagram or Twitter or something.

Facebook and they write, Check out my hall or look at today's hall or this is today's hall.

So my hall is the stuff that I bought that day.

So it's usually something someone's excited about, like check out this hall from the makeup store or I want to share my hall from the video game store, whatever that might be like.

They've got a collection of things or a few exciting things they want to share.

They say, Check out my hall or today's hall again.

This can have a negative meaning when it's used to talk about like criminal activity, like when it's talking about like drugs, for example, like the police recovered a hall of drugs or, like the FBI, found a haul of stolen data.

So Hall can be used to mean a lot of something in this case, negatively.

But in every day, like social media terms, we see it used to talk about people's shopping for the day, something they're excited about.

So the last use of Hall is in an expression like it's a long haul home or we have a long haul today, so we use this as we're like starting a journey, so maybe we have a long way to travel home or we have to take a long time to get to a destination.

So again, another common theme here with this verb or with this now is that something is difficult, like it's hard to carrier, feels heavy.

So it's like when we say I have a long haul home.

It's like I have a long journey home, a long way to get home.

So these are quite a few ways that we use Hall as both a noun and as a verb.

So I hope that this helped your understanding of this word.

Ah, if I have a plan in the future, should I use will or be going too?

Okay, if you already have the plan use going Thio.

It's more natural to use will if you make your decision in the conversation, like right now, here in the conversation, you decide.

So if, for example, your plan is to have dinner with your friends this weekend and you know this as you begin the conversation, you can say I'm going to have dinner with my friends.

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