Hello there again, and welcome back to
'One English Tip in One Minute for
Russian Speakers' where every week I
talk about, in detail, one common
English mistake made by Russians or
Russian speakers as they learn English.
This is video number 32.
As I'm very fond of saying, good for
you for trying to improve your English. I
completely respect and admire that you
are doing so. In these videos I show
you a slide, and on the slide there are
two sentences: One is the correct way
that I as an English speaker would say
something, the other is the wrong way
that you -- maybe -- as a Russian speaker
might say something. It's a mistake that
a lot of Russian speakers make when they
speak English, let's put it that way.
Your job is to decide which one is
correct. Read the sentences, think
about them, pause the video if you have
to and I will discuss the answer in the
slide that follows this slide.
How did that go?
If you are confident of your correct
answer then you don't need to think
about this very much, I think. But if you
weren't confident -- or if you got the
answer wrong -- then you need to work on it
a little bit. To start you on that
path -- it's a very sort of humble start --
but I've given you three sentences you
can study from. Study the sentences,
memorize them and then put into practice
what you've learned through speaking or
writing or both. Of course afterwards
it's also good to continue studying.
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