Teacher Pedro Zavala introduces the topic of advanced English phrases and the importance of improving English skills.

Introduction

Teacher Pedro Zavala explains advanced phrases to express interest in something, such as 'fascinating' or 'intriguing'.

Expressing Interest

Teacher Pedro Zavala teaches phrases to express boredom, like 'bored to death' or 'bored to tears'.

Expressing Boredom

Teacher Pedro Zavala shares phrases to cheer up a friend who is feeling sad or depressed.

Cheering Up a Friend

Teacher Pedro Zavala explains phrases to encourage someone to consider the positive aspects of a situation.

Looking on the Bright Side

Teacher Pedro Zavala teaches phrases to express disappointment, like 'what a pity' or 'how disappointing'.

Dealing with Disappointment

Teacher Pedro Zavala shares phrases to indicate disbelief, such as 'you're pulling my leg' or 'he's stretching the truth'.

Expressing Disbelief

Teacher Pedro Zavala explains how to describe different facial expressions, like 'beaming' or 'blushed'.

Describing Facial Expressions

Teacher Pedro Zavala wraps up the class and encourages viewers to subscribe, share, and support the channel.

Conclusion

- Teacher Pedro Zavala teaches advanced English phrases to improve English speaking skills
- Provides advanced ways to express interest in something, such as "it's fascinating" or "I couldn't tear myself away"
- Gives phrases to express boredom, disappointment, and disbelief
- Describes facial expressions, such as "beaming" or "puzzled"

- The video discusses various expressions and phrases used to describe facial expressions and emotions.
- The speaker apologizes for needing to leave and expresses gratitude for the class.
- They mention the possibility of making more videos and ask for feedback from viewers.
- They encourage viewers to subscribe, share the video, and support the channel.

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We're here again with teacher Pedro Zavala.

Hello Michael, I'm happy to be here with you.

You told me you wanted me to teach you advanced English phrases so where students can improve their English and speak as a native.

Yeah, I know people like this class, so I will try to give you good information.

It's important to know these advanced phrases in English.

If you want to improve your English, of course.

So, what would you say about these videos, for example?

Well, if you said yes, thank you so much, but there are more advanced ways to express this.

For example, you can say it's fascinating or it's intriguing.

You can also say I couldn't tear myself away.

Or If you're talking about reading books, you can say, I couldn't put it down.

This phrase means that the book you're reading is extremely interesting.

Or, I was so into it, I lost track of time.

Now, if you want to say the opposite, I mean that something was boring to you, you can say, I was bored to death.

That means something was really boring or I was bored to tears.

For example, if you went to a conference and it was really boring, you will probably say That conference was horrible.

Now, if you want a longer phrase, you can say, it's about as exciting as watching paint dry.

That's kind of sarcastic, but I've heard that expression a couple of times.

So if you see a friend worried, you will probably make a comment like, you look a little sad.

After that, you can cheer up that friend who feels sad or depressed, you can say, Cheer up!

You say this phrase to tell your friend to consider the positive aspects.

For example, if a friend failed an exam, but you have the chance to talk to the teacher about it.

say, I know you failed the exam, but look on the bright side.

We can talk to the teacher to ask her for an opportunity.

This phrase is used when someone is upset about something small and trivial.

For example, if your friend's favorite soccer team lost the finals, you can say, I know they lost, but it's not the end of the world.

I'm sure they will try harder the next year.

Make sure to use these phrases in your everyday life.

That's the only way to improve your English.

Now, if you want to express you're disappointed about something.

You can say, what a pity or what a shame or how disappointing.

For example, if you find your partner cheating on his or her exam, you can say, I can't believe you're cheating on your exam.

Or you can use expressions like, it was a real letdown.

Or maybe you watched a movie a friend recommended you, saying it was really good.

I'm gonna teach you Some phrases to indicate you don't believe someone.

To express you don't believe someone, you usually say you're kidding or you must be kidding.

Well, instead of saying that, you can say, You're pulling my leg.

For example, Are you telling me you won the lottery yesterday?

Or when somebody is exaggerating, you can say, that's a bit of an exaggeration.

It means she's lying or not telling the entire truth.

Imagine you don't believe someone's story.

Or when you're sure somebody's lying and you know it.

And followed by this, if someone is lying, it means that person is not a good person, right?

So we could say that he's a bad person, but instead of saying he's a bad person,

We can use different expressions like He's a creep or He's a psycho He's a scumbag He's an asshole Alright, that's too much

but we can leave that for a next video, if you want it.

And if someone insults you, obviously you will notice her or his facial expression.

Then we need to know how to describe those facial expressions.

For example, if you look somebody very happy, you say, she looks very happy.

Instead of that, you better say, She was beaming.

It means she had a big, radiant smile, or she was smiling from ear to ear.

Other examples of facial expressions are He looked puzzled instead of confused.

He winced when the doctor gave him an injection.

It means He had a quick expression of pain.

It means her face turned red because she was embarrassed.

It's an informal expression to ask why someone looks sad or upset.

Or her expression was unreadable when you can't know what she's feeling.

But we're gonna have another video with advanced words and phrases, right?

I don't know, we have already made some videos.

Well, they will let us know in the comments.

If you could improve your English a little more, please subscribe to the channel and share this video with a friend.

And if you want to support this channel, you can join us, Or click on the Super Thanks button.


Speaker 0: Hello, hello everyone! We're here again with teacher Pedro Zavala. Hello teacher! Hello Michael, I'm happy to be here with you. You told me you wanted me to teach you advanced English phrases so where students can improve their English and speak as a native.

Oh, that's true. Yeah, I know people like this class, so I will try to give you good information. It's important to know these advanced phrases in English. If you want to improve your English, of course. So, what would you say about these videos, for example?

Are they interesting?

Speaker 1: Well, if you said yes, thank you so much, but there are more advanced ways to express this.

Speaker 0: For example, you can say it's fascinating or it's intriguing. You can also say I couldn't tear myself away. It means I paid a lot of attention. Or If you're talking about reading books, you can say, I couldn't put it down. This phrase means that the book you're reading is extremely interesting.

I couldn't put it down.

Speaker 1: Or, I was so into it, I lost track of time. Now, if you want to say the opposite, I mean that something was boring to you, you can say, I was bored to death.

Speaker 0: That means something was really boring or I was bored to tears.

Speaker 1: For example, if you went to a conference and it was really boring, you will probably say That conference was horrible. I was bored to tears. The speaker was the worst ever.

Speaker 0: Now, if you want a longer phrase, you can say, it's about as exciting as watching paint dry. That's kind of sarcastic, but I've heard that expression a couple of times. Now, we all have problems in life. I know that perfectly. So if you see a friend worried, you will probably make a comment like, you look a little sad.

Instead of saying that, you'll say,

Speaker 1: You look a bit down. Is there anything I can do to help? If you're a good friend. After that, you can cheer up that friend who feels sad or depressed, you can say, Cheer up! Chin up!

It's not so bad. Everything will be okay. Or,

Speaker 0: look on the bright side. You say this phrase to tell your friend to consider the positive aspects. For example, if a friend failed an exam, but you have the chance to talk to the teacher about it. You can

Speaker 1: say, I know you failed the exam, but look on the bright side. We can talk to the teacher to ask her for an opportunity. Or, it's not the end of the world. This phrase is used when someone is upset about something small and trivial.

Speaker 0: For example, if your friend's favorite soccer team lost the finals, you can say, I know they lost, but it's not the end of the world. I'm sure they will try harder the next year. Make sure to use these phrases in your everyday life. That's the only way to improve your English.

Speaker 1: Now, if you want to express you're disappointed about something. You can say, what a pity or what a shame or how disappointing. For example, if you find your partner cheating on his or her exam, you can say, I can't believe you're cheating on your exam. We studied hard for it. How disappointing.

Speaker 0: Or you can use expressions like, it was a real letdown. It means it was a real disappointment. Or maybe you watched a movie a friend recommended you, saying it was really good.

Speaker 1: But at the end, it wasn't that good. Instead of that, it was really bad. Then you can say,

Speaker 0: The movie you recommended me was boring. It didn't live up to my expectations. I'm gonna teach you Some phrases to indicate you don't believe someone. Pay attention.

Speaker 1: To express you don't believe someone, you usually say you're kidding or you must be kidding. Well, instead of saying that, you can say, You're pulling my leg. For example, Are you telling me you won the lottery yesterday? You're pulling my leg.

Speaker 0: Or when somebody is exaggerating, you can say, that's a bit of an exaggeration.

Speaker 1: Or he's stretching the truth. He's not telling the whole truth.

Speaker 0: She's being economical with the truth. It means she's lying or not telling the entire truth.

Speaker 1: Imagine you don't believe someone's story. Then you can say, his story is fishy.

Speaker 0: Or when you're sure somebody's lying and you know it. That's an outright lie. And followed by this, if someone is lying, it means that person is not a good person, right? So we could say that he's a bad person, but instead of saying he's a bad person,

Speaker 1: We can use different expressions like He's a creep or He's a psycho He's a scumbag He's an asshole Alright, that's too much

Speaker 0: Maybe you can say he's a jerk. It means he's not very intelligent. There are stronger insults,

Speaker 1: but we can leave that for a next video, if you want it.

Speaker 0: And if someone insults you, obviously you will notice her or his facial expression. Then we need to know how to describe those facial expressions. Am I right? For example, if you look somebody very happy, you say, she looks very happy. But that's too basic.

Instead of that, you better say, She was beaming. It means she had a big, radiant smile, or she was smiling from ear to ear. Other examples of facial expressions are He looked puzzled instead of confused.

Speaker 1: He winced when the doctor gave him an injection. It means He had a quick expression of pain.

Speaker 0: She gave me a dirty look. It means she looked at me angrily. She blushed. It means her face turned red because she was embarrassed. Why the long face?

It's an informal expression to ask why someone looks sad or upset. Or her expression was unreadable when you can't know what she's feeling.

Speaker 1: Oh no! Look at the time! It's very late. I'm sorry, I have to go.

Speaker 0: Yeah, I get it. That was a very fascinating class. Thank you very much. But we're gonna have another video with advanced words and phrases, right? I don't know, we have already made some videos.

Maybe the students are getting bored. I don't think so. Well, they will let us know in the comments. Do you want more?

Speaker 2: I hope you liked this conversation. If you could improve your English a little more, please subscribe to the channel and share this video with a friend. And if you want to support this channel, you can join us, Or click on the Super Thanks button. Thank you very much for your support. Take care.

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