It's on Me: Two Powerful Ways to Use This English Phrase | Single Step English
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Welcome back to Single Step English, your go-to channel for English language learning! In this video, we're diving into the versatile phrase "It's on me" and showing you not one but two fantastic ways to use it effectively. Learning how to express yourself in different situations is a crucial part of mastering a language, and "It's on me" is a must-know expression for English language learners.
In this video, we break down this phrase into two distinct uses:
Generosity and Treats: Discover how to graciously offer to pay for someone else. Whether you're treating a friend to coffee or showing kindness by covering the bill, we'll give you practical examples to make those friendly gestures more heartfelt.
Taking Responsibility: Learn how to admit mistakes and offer to make things right. It's an essential communication skill, and knowing how to use "It's on me" in these situations can help you navigate everyday life with confidence.
Our host Steve will guide you through real-life scenarios, providing sentence examples to help you grasp the essence of "It's on me." You'll see how it can be a friendly and generous phrase, as well as a way to show responsibility and humility.
So, whether you're brushing up on your conversational skills or adding new expressions to your English toolkit, this video is here to help. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more insightful language learning tips from Single Step English. Strengthen your language skills one step at a time!
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Hi friend good day,nice sharing for learning❤thank you!
You are most welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting. ❤️
It's on me we come to the restaurant with me . Good one like this phrase
Thanks!
My sir,
Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct?
1)I don't know whom he asked.
2)I don't know whom do I have to ask
3)I don't know whom I have to ask
4)when I was calm I felt like I was hearing 'Adan' from the mosque.
1) 2) and 3) are all fine.
For 4) the word "Adhan" (the Islamic call to prayer) should be spelled with an "h" at the end. Additionally, I added a comma after "calm" for proper punctuation.
Thank you dear. Im from ethiopia
You’re welcome! Hello to all my viewers in Ethiopia. 👏🏻
My sir,
Could you please are these sentences grammatically correct?in or on here which is common
1)Check the manager on the shop floor
2)Check the manager in the shop floor
3) He is on the shop floor
4) He is in the shop floor
5)The garments are in the shop floor
6)The garments are on the shop floor
1)Check the manager on the shop floor
Check with the manager on the shop floor.
2)Check the manager in the shop floor
See above.
3) He is on the shop floor
OK
4) He is in the shop floor
ON
5)The garments are in the shop floor
See 6)
You could say....The garments are in the shop.
6)The garments are on the shop floor
Looks fine!
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Thank you so much sir big help
My sir,
Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct?
1)I prayed at the mosque
2) I prayer in the mosque
3)I prayed at the apartment
4) I prayed in the apartment
Are these Sentences grammatically correct? In or at
If it's inside which is correct
All of these are fine.
If you are specifically talking about being inside, use IN.
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If I say I prayed at the mosque pr I prayed at the apartment ? How do we consider inside or outside
My sit
Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct?
In this situation which is correct?
1) The manger told me to take my day off if the upcoming shipment is small.
2) The manger told me to take my day off if the upcoming shipment was small .
Is or was but it's future event
In this case, use IS.
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Thank you so much sir
My sir,
Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct?
1)I sent this amount to you both.
2)I sent this amount to both of you.
3)I sent this money to him both
1) and 2) are correct. 👍
@@SingleStepEnglish is there any difference in meaning
I should have watched this video before I use this word even though I didn’t know meaning 😢…
Well, at least you can watch it again and practice!