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It’s time to fly! Are you ready? Hey Fast Pass Method students. This week the topic on our platform is time to fly. The world is opening up due to the lifting of restrictions. It’s posible for us now to fly for business and pleasure around the world and it is a much needed time for us to reconnect with places from around the world and in order to be able to do that a very useful tool is English as most probably for business or for pleasure you will be communicating and speaking in English. So this week the lesson is about time to fly we will be looking at new vocabulary, some wonderful expressions and excellent speaking and listening topics that will help you to improve the way you communicate about this topic as always to our students and answer all correctly for our Wednesday listening and our Friday test, well done to you! Also to our new students that are joining us thank you so much and welcome to brent school we hope you enjoy your experience and are sure that you will be speaking English much better very very son. This week the topic on our grammar in the platform is about prepositions of time. It sounds very simple but is often confused and we have a new teacher Aina who will be explaining this to us in the video of the week. Also we will go to
Sonia in Madrid to see what we have in our Fast Pass español and as always Adriana with our podcast. So now it’s time to go over to our new teacher Aina to find out a little bit more about the difference between prepositions of time in, at, on. Hi Aina! Thank you Brent, Hi guys, nice to meet you i’m Aina so today we are looking at prepositions of time so we have at, in and on. First we are talking about at. So we use add at specific times so for example: We have at 10 o’clock because it’s a specific time then we have at lunch, at breakfast because there are specific times. We have at the weekend but this is only for the UK. And we have at night because it’s a specific time. We use in for a time period for example in the morning because it’s a time period. We have in february because it’s a time period. We have in spring because it’s also a time period and for example in the 90s because it’s a time period. We use on for specific days for example Saturday, birthday and christmas day because they are specific days. There are many more examples that you can see on the platform so please check it out and we’ll see you in the class so have a great week!
Thank you so much Aina and welcome to be a teacher here at brent school and now it’s time to go over to Sonia to see what we have in our Fast Pass español.
Hola sonia. Hola Brent, hola a todos! ¿Qué os parece dónde estoy? Escuchando hoy música y oyendo música de los 80 de grupos pop españoles. Por eso estoy en esta fiesta con estos pelos porque la gramática va sobre la diferencia entre verbo escuchar y oir que te va a ayudar con nuestros grupos españoles como Duncan Du, Mecano, Alaska y Dinarama… Espero que aprendas mucho, que entiendas sus letras, y que las puedas oir y escuchar bien. ¡Qué tengas muy buena semana! Ciao Brent! Ciao a todos! Muchas gracias Sonia, thank you very much. There you have it guys. Remember if you know anyone that wants to learn spanish please get in touch with us and we will help them. Now it’s time to go over to Adriana to find out what’s in the podcast. Hey Adriana. Thanks Brent
hi guys is it in at or on for prepositions of time. I know it can be confusing because I mix them up too but don’t worry in our podcast we will explain them to you like always with real world examples so join us in our amazing podcast. Thank you so much Adriana. Yes I am also looking forward to real world examples.
Well there you have it guys thank you so much for watching this video. We hope you will enjoy this week’s lesson as it is time to fly and remember all the wonderful vocabulary and use them in the platform because there’s many more examples on the platform to check out and look at. Have a fantastic week, see you in the lesson and remember Fast Pass Method works because it gets people speaking so let’s get you speaking and have a great week!
