TIME expressions in English - Part 1
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- In this English vocabulary lesson, you will learn several TIME expressions:
to spend time
to save time
to pass the time
to waste time / waste of time
to make time
spare time / free time
on time
in time
For each English word and expression, you will learn the meaning and definition as well as the detailed explanation with example sentences.
This lesson was presented by Andrew, a qualified native British English teacher with over 10 years experience of teaching English.
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Thank you so much Andrew for this great video , I spent more than one hour watching it . God bless you🌹
Thank you for teaching. 👍👍👍
Hi. Mr Andrew. Thank you for useful videos. Good luck! Like🖒 from UZBEKISTAN❤
l try to learn english in my spare time.
Thank you so much Andrew for your teaching us.
The more good Teachers like you, the better.
Very good, your sentence is correct.
Thanks for your comment.
Andrew
Thank you so much Andrew. This video learned me a lot of expressions. 👍
Respect to you.I won't waste time out of watching your videos.
Hello Teacher Thank you for this Lesson I spent a good time.
Great lesson!
Thank you so much Andrew for the excellent lesson. These are very useful.
Thanks!!!
Very good job Andrew, those expressions are very useful, I will make time to learn more English. Thanks!!!
Thanks for your comment. Your example sentence is perfectly correct. :)
Andrew
I gained time watching your video . Thank you teacher.
Lovely video thanks
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keep on uploading the videos.
Thank you for the video
Thank you for lesson this vidio
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Very well
Good job! These expression are really useful. Regards from Argentina 🇦🇷
I'm glad they helped you. Thanks for your comment. :)
Andrew
thank you teacher
I saved my time and I spent time half an hour watching your video.
Thank you very much 🙏😎
Very good, thanks for your comment. Small correction: " I spent half an hour watching your video." :)
Andrew
Crown Academy of English thanks for correction, I didn't notice I shouldn't have left ”time” when I used half an hour.
Thanks
Thanks for another lesson Andrew, I can feel how much you care to make your explanations as simple as you can to help even the basic english students getting the meaning of the expression.
Teacher, Is it a right use of "time to spare": We need to talk, Do you have some time to spare?
Thanks in advance Andrew 😉
Yes that is correct. "spare" can be an adjective or verb.
When we say "spare time" the word "spare" is an adjective, modifying the noun "time". The meaning is "free" or "available."
When we say "time to spare", the word "spare" is in fact a verb. The meaning is "give". Another example is when we ask someone for money. - "Do you have £10 to spare?" (verb)
Also you hear homeless saying the following when they are begging for money: "Do you have any spare change?" (adjective)
Andrew
thank you. useful lesson. so Is it same with a preposition "in time", "on time''?
Thanks Crown Academy of English
It's a pleasure. Thanks for the comment. :)
Awrsome
Thank you sir we are waiting others
That's might be "the others" or "the other".
But I'm not sure. But as guy that learn english as foreign language, just don't care, i understood u, that's equal - right.
thanks, you are an extraordinary teacher!
I have learnt a lot from you.
Thanks for your comment. I'm pleased you like my videos. :)
Andrew
Hi mr. Andrew thanks for your help about an expression time ❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍 tell me your opinion about this example , day before I wasted my all time because there is nothing to do _ is that correct? and my another topic is expression on time once day passed I found word sharp is it likely to be same meaning or there is different between two words?my greetings ❤❤❤❤❤✌✌✌✌✌👌
Hello, thanks for your message.
You can say "Yesterday, I wasted time doing nothing because there was nothing to do."
"sharp" is an adjective to describe a pointed surface. Example. "The knife is sharp."
Best wishes,
Andrew
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You're welcome. :)
Hello, can we use the preposition "on" as ... he spent 2 hours on fixing his car
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Bonjour, enchanté. :)
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Hi Fransisco, thanks for your positive comments regarding my videos. :) I studied IT in Bordeaux for a few years (through the Erasmus program) and then did a work placement in Paris for 9 months and that is how I learned French. :) Congratulations on your teaching in Vietnam. Your written English is very good. The Mr Bean nickname is hilarious. Do you drive a mini ? ;)
Andrew
Hi 🙋🏼♀️
Great expressions , thanks a lot
( in time ) and (on time ) slightly is the same meaning ? Isn’t it ? 🤔
I think When you are in time . You are Maybe 10 minutes befor your train arrives. You know that train are always on time.
Yes, very similar but "on time" means punctual and "in time" means slightly early or punctual. Also "on time" is for regular, timetabled events like trains, buses, flights, meetings etc. :)
Crown Academy of English
Thank you so much Andrew 🌹
Sir need me i want aparagraph about clock big beng
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Who is jane??
Because whenever I see any vedio I get a example of jane.
Jane is very famous! 👩
@@CrownAcademyEnglish I wish I had a chance to meet her!😊😊
Doing two things at the same time is also called a balancing act,isn't it?
Yes, that is correct. We can also say "multi tasking". :)
to pass time is synonym to kill the time, isn't?
Yes, that is correct. :)
What about kiling the time????
Kill time means do things to make time seems to pass more quickly and to avoid getting bored , especially while waiting for something . In other word it has the same meaning of ( pass time )
I hope that’s help
@@emyeman4575 thank you so much for your answer .
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You’re welcome
Yes killing time is another good expression. Today's video is part one. There will be more expressions in parts two and three. 🙂
Andrew
Can u pls talk a little bit fast cuz your talk is kinda slow which is making me to forget the lesson just a little but fast can u? And thanks for uploading many eng lesson
Sometimes, posh accent is like an asmr.
Oh... Unfortunately I didn't understand the difference between 'on time' and 'in time'.
Hello, I did not you are able to speak French.
By the way I come from French.
See next lesson.
Bonjour et merci pour le message. Oui j'ai fait quelques années à l'Université de Bordeaux et puis un stage à Paris.
Welcome to my channel. :)
Andrew
Jane your too slow so increase it. No offense
Awrsome
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