The question is, why is it important to plan things out?
Again, why is it important and things out now, the structure for our answer will be it's important
to plan things out because.
And then you say your opinion, it's important to plan things out because.
And in your opinion, let's take a look at my example.
It's important to plan things out because it will help you save time and get more things done in the
long run.
One more time, it's important to plan things out because it will help you save time and get more things
done in the long run.
The question is.
What is less an elephant or a dog?
So what weighs less an elephant or a dog?
So here they are, structure for our answer.
We don't have to add anything, we're just going to use it as is.
So the structure that I made for us is surely a dog weighs less than an elephant.
So two things here.
The focus on the first part is the beginning.
We use that word, surely, and that is because.
The question is a very obvious answer, but it's not something we have to think about hard or that could
change.
It's very obvious.
Elephant is very big, dog is not as big as an elephant.
So we're going to use that word surely in front.
I mean, of course, obviously, surely a dog weighs less than an elephant.
And that second thing we're focusing on is that less than Frase.
We're comparing two different.
Objects, if you will, so less then we have less than OK, or you can use more of that.
But here a dog weighs less than an elephant.
But one more time, just so you can hear the full sentence, surely a dog weighs less than an elephant.
The question is.
How many kilometers or miles have you run in one try?
So in one trial means you.
In one session, in one running session, and depending on what country you live in, we will use kilometers
or miles.
And the structure we're going to use is the farthest I've ever run in one try is the farthest I've ever
run in one try is.
And then you say how long that's been the farthest I've ever run.
The question is.
How many kilometers or miles have you ran in one try?
So how many kilometers or miles have you ran in one try and here one try means in a session, in one
continuous session.
So the structure we'll use is the farthest I've ever ran in one try is.
And then you'll say how long either in kilometers or miles, depending on where you live?
The furthest I've ever run in one try is five or five kilometers.
Instead of saying kilometers, you can just the word came letter.
For miles, though, you have to say before we're miles again, my example is the farthest I've ever
run in one try is five K or the farthest I've ever ran in one try is.
Farthest I've ever ran.
Farthest I've ever ran one track.
The question is.
When were you homesick?
Right now, if you study the vocabulary, hopefully you'll know that homesick means you miss your home
right away from home for a long time and you miss being back there.
But when were you homesick?
Here it's asking you to tell the time that you felt homesick.
And the structure is going to be.
I was homesick when.
And then you say the time you were homesick, for my example, I was homesick when I was living in a
different country for school.
I was homesick when I was living in a different country or school.
What was the last thing you looked up on the Internet and or what was the last thing you looked up on
the Internet?
And this just means, you know, when you went on the Internet, what is the last thing you searched
for or you the website you went to, what did you do last over the structure?
For our answer, we're going to say the last thing I looked on, the last thing I looked up on the Internet
was.
Again, we're just rephrasing the question right.
Question is, what was the last thing you looked up on the Internet and then you respond by saying,
the last thing I looked up on the Internet was and then you just say whatever you looked up.
My example is the last thing I looked up on the Internet was how to make a pizza in a pan.
The last thing I looked up on the Internet was how to make a pizza in a pan.