Hello once again everyone, and welcome
back to 'One English Tip in One Minute for
Spanish Speakers' where each week I talk
about, in detail, one common English mistake made
by speakers of Spanish...and this is the
13th video, so video number 13.
As I grow ever fonder of saying, I
totally appreciate the fact that you are
working to improve your English, and I
hope these videos help. If you
haven't watched the other videos before
this, I think it's a good idea to go back
and watch those. If you haven't, then
you don't know how this works, so I will
explain it. In these...slid...in these
videos, I show you a slide, and on the
slide there are two sentences: One is the
correct way that an English speaker -- a
native English speaker -- would say it.
The other is the wrong way that many
Spanish speakers say it. Your task is
to decide which one is correct. Please
do that now. Read the sentences,
listen to me read the sentences, pause
the video, think about your answer and I
will discuss the answer in the slide
that follows this next slide.
Hopefully you got that without too much
trouble and, in an ideal world, everybody
did...but I know that's not the case. This
is not an idea world. If you got it
wrong- or if you just happened to guess right
without knowing why -- then you have to
study to get past this mistake. To
start you off on that studying path, I've
given you three sentences. Memorize
these sentences in their entirety -- really
review them and drill them into your
brain -- and put into practice what you've
learned through speaking or writing or
both. As I've said many times, it's
it's a great idea to go outside of these
videos and use the infinite number of
resources that are out there to help you.
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