Okay, let's start with the first one.
What is the most important tool?
Maybe a hammer.
Let's learn how to ask for one.
Listen carefully.
A giant hammer.
A giant hammer.
Good.
That means do you have a hammer? It is polite and direct.
Let me try again.
A giant hammer.
Perfect pronunciation.
Now imagine you are standing in front of a shelf.
I see many hammers, but I need a specific kind.
Where are the screws?
Right.
Screws are small but very important.
Here is the phrase for that.
Where is the screw?
Where is the screw?
Very good.
Where is means where is.
Die Screw means the screws.
Where is the screw? I like this one.
It helps me find what I need.
Okay, let's start with the first one.
What is the most important tool?
Maybe a hammer.
Let's learn how to ask for one.
Listen carefully.
A giant hammer.
A giant hammer.
Good.
That means do you have a hammer? It is polite and direct.
Let me try again.
A giant hammer.
Perfect pronunciation.
Now imagine you are standing in front of a shelf.
I see many hammers, but I need a specific kind.
Where are the screws?
Right.
Screws are small but very important.
Here is the phrase for that.
Where is the screw?
Where is the screw?
Very good.
Where is means where is.
Die Screw means the screws.
Where is the screw? I like this one.
It helps me find what I need.
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