平时用英语怎么说

一般这个词啊，平时会有不同的翻译，比如说 average， normal， general 等等。那这些词在英文里面啊，有什么差别啊？我来解释一下。 average 就是中等水平的意思，指的是水平。 i'm an average tennis player 或者 i'm feeling average today normal 是正常的意思，或者平常 it's dust a normal day normally 就是指正常的情况下，如果没有额意外发生。 normally i go running in the park。 那 general 呢？ general 怎么用？ general 就是非专业，呃，广泛的，常规的或是普遍的的意思。比如说 general knowledge in a general， general sense。 有的时候也可以翻成一般，一般意义下 we had a general discussion。 另外还有 generally 这个词， generally 就是通常的意思啊， i generally get up early。 呃，也可以翻译成，呃，一般来说，有的时候。

highlighter ball points pen fountain pen mechanical pencil pen pen 钢笔。 pencil pencil 铅笔。 marker marker 马克笔。 highlighter highlighter 荧光笔 ballpoint pen ballpoint pen 圆珠笔 gel pen gel pen 中性笔。平时最常用。 mechanical pencil 自动铅笔。 colored pencil colored pencil 彩色铅笔。 chalk chalk 粉笔 crayon crayon 蜡笔 fountain pen fountain pen 来水笔钢笔。 roller ball pen roller ball pen 滚珠笔 felt tip pen felt tip pen 签名笔 calligraphy pen calligraphy pen 书法钢笔。

你周一干什么？不能说 what do you do on monday？ 为什么呢？因为这种比较固定的未来的计划，我们可以用现在进行时， 不信为这个东西现在正在进行。这是一个固定的英文时态的用法。我们一般会说 what are you doing on monday。 大家可能会觉得很奇怪，这不是 what are you doing， 不是你现在正在做什么吗？其实啊，不是因为后面加了 on monday 啊。你星期一干什么？你星期一有什么计划啊？类似于就比如说啊， what are you doing at the weekend？ 不会说 what do you do at the weekend？ 这个句子的意思就是你平时一般周末做什么，因为如果有现在一般现在时呢？他就是说你平时做什么？ 一般性的动作，或者是重复性的动作，经常性的动作。但是如果是计划，我们就是比如说 what are you doing tomorrow？

have you ever thought that money has different names。 英语中的各种费用怎么说？总不能全都叫 money 吧？ in divorce， it's called alimony 离婚抚养费如果两人有孩子，就是孩子和妻子两个人的生活费。如果没有孩子，丈夫也要担负给妻子抚养费。 in marriage， it's called dowry dowry dowry 嫁妆原来外国人也陪送嫁妆了。 when people retire it's called pension pension pension pension 退休金养老金当你老了，你的儿子 sun 随便拿笔攀签个字就领走了你的退休金。 to kidnappers it's ransom ransom ransom ransom 赎金能让 sam 儿子母亲一起 ran 跑的钱不就是传说中的赎金吗？ to children it's allowance allowance allowance alarance 零用钱津贴补助 when you borrow money it's loan mortgage loans loan 贷款借款平时我们说的按揭贷款叫 mortgage loans。

中国人见面问候的时候呢，一般就会说，哎，你吃午饭了吗？你吃晚饭了吗？英语直接说成 lunch， eat dinner， 这两个可不够听到哦，为什么呢？因为外国人一般说吃一日三餐的时候不用 it， 而用 have hahaha， okay， oh my god， all right， 错错错错错错错错错，不是这样子。谁告诉你 eat lengthy dinner 不是地道的英语吗？居然还打个叉！ 我在这里非常负责的告诉大家，病事人腔交流，完全没有问题，没有问题，根本不是错误的说法， 也没有不抵挡。外国人平时也会说， i'm eating lunch， i'm eating dinner， 所以他他说， i'm having lunch， i'm having dinner。 都可以，两个都可以，大家可以放心说，你们学会了吗？

hello， everybody， my name is emma and i am an english teacher， i'm here to help you with your english so， in today's lesson， i wanted to talk about phrasal verbs specifically， i wanted to talk about phrasal verbs， we use in our everyday lives and our daily routines so first， let me explain what is a phrasal verb？ and why are they important so phrasal verbs are a type of verb they are very common in the english language especially in conversation， so if you want to improve your conversation and speaking skills one way to do this is to learn more phrasal verbs？ so how is the phrasal verb different than a regular verb？ well， i have here some examples of phrasal verbs i have look up， look over， look on， look at so， if you notice look is the same in all of these phrasal verbs， but the preposition up over on and at they're different so a phrasal verb is a verb and a preposition together the preposition actually is what makes the meaning in the verb？ so what do i mean by this well look up， look over， look on， and look at all have different meanings because they have different prepositions， so let's look get another example of some phrasal verbs， i have your get up， get off， get over， get on and there's many more phrasal verbs with the word get it so each of these have a different meaning they are phrasal verbs because they each have a preposition the preposition changes the meaning of the verb get so get up means something completely different than get off， get over and get on so in today's lesson we are going to cover ten of the most common phrasal verbs we use in daily conversation and talking about our daily routines so the first phrasal verb， i'm going to teach you today is one of my favorite and that is because it is my favorite thing to do in the world what am i talking about sleep in so i love to sleep and i love to sleep as late as possible on the weekend so that's what i mean by sleep in on the weekend i sleep in until well for me maybe not eleven am， but ten am on the weekend i sleep in until ten am what does this mean well usually， i wake up very early usually， i wake up at six am， but on the weekend i sleep longer than usual i stay in my bed longer than usual so that's what i mean by sleeping it's when you stay in your bed later than usual so you'll notice the preposition here is in the verb is sleep together sleep in makes a phrasal verb and here i have the definition again it means to stay in bed asleep longer than usual do you like to sleep in maybe you can write about that in the comments below the next phrasal verb， i have here is get up， so get up is usually the next thing we do in the morning when we get up it means we leave our bed i don't know about you i usually get up at six a m， and that's because i have a dog who wakes me up， so i get up at six am maybe some people get up at seven am， but this is again a really important phrasal verb， learn because every day we talk about what time did we get up i got up at six am today yesterday i got up at eight am so it's a very important phrasal verb the next phrasal verb is one that maybe many of you don't know and that is the phrasal verb head out so when you see the word head you probably think of this thing um that's your head， but head can also be a verb the verb head has different meanings in this case the verb head plus out means to leave the house so for many people who have work they head out in the morning i head out at 8 am that's the time i leave my house so head out has a similar meaning to leave and again in this case what is the preposition our preposition is out？ what is the verb head together head and out equals a phrasal verb so i head out at 8 a m what time do you head out at in the morning all right now let's look at some other phrasal verbs we use when we talk about our everyday routines this next phrasal verb i use a lot because it has to do with lunch so every day at lunch i take my lunch out of the refrigerator i go to the microwave and i heat up my lunch so what does this mean heat up？ has the word heat in it heat is a verb and it means to make something hot there's different ways to make food hot for example you might use an oven or a microwave um but heat up means that you are making food hot and usually that food is leftovers leftovers is food that you have already cooked and put in the fridge now you are taking that food out of the fridge and making it hot again so if you think about this you make your lunch maybe the night before work then you go to work you put your lunch in the refrigerator when you take out your lunch and you put it in the microwave we call that heating up our food so i heat up my lunch in a microwave i might say to my friends at work oh you know i'll meet you for lunch soon i need to heat up my lunch， so this means i need to make my lunch warm or hot by using a microwave or an oven okay the next phrasal verb is a very important one i've talked to many learners about exercise and i know many of you like to exercise which is great there is a great phrasal verb we can use that has the same meaning as exercise and that is the phrasal verb work out， so work out in this case work is the verb out is a preposition together they make a phrasal verb so work out means exercise i work out every day and workout can be different types of exercise it might be lifting weights， it might be running or jogging， so there are different ways to work out now this next word actually has to do with working out as well and that is the word warm up， so warm can be it's a verb up is a preposition together these make a phrasal verb warm up， so what is the meaning of the phrasal verb warm up well， it means preparing for an activity， so for example before i work out or before i run i might walk this is preparing me for running， so that is an example of warming up sometimes before i work out， i stretch my arms i might do some jumping jacks， so it's light activity or light exercise to prepare for working out we also use this maybe in a classroom， your teacher might give you some exercises or activities to wake up your brain， so your teacher might give you something to help you warm up， so it's a light or an easy version of an activity that you do to prepare yourself， so we've now covered six different phrasal verbs we're gonna cover four more that are very important to your everyday routine so this next phrasal verb i use a lot and that is meat up with somebody so we have here the verb meat we have a preposition up together they make a phrasal verb the meaning of the phrasal verb meet up is essentially it's the same like meat， but we use it more informally so this is the type of verb we will use when we talk about seeing our friends or seeing people socially it's a very social verb we use it when we're talking about seeing people in a social context so i meet up with my friends at a cafe one way to remember this verb is if you think about the tv show friends the six friends， rachel ross， monica， chandler， joey and phoebe every day i think they would meet up at a coffee shop so if you can think about what those friends did every day you can remember this verb they meet up at a coffee shop the next phrasal verb is an important one as well go out so you probably know the verb go go is a very important verb in english it's usually one of the first verbs people learn go out has a bit of a different meaning because remember when we take a verb and we add a preposition we create a new phrasal verb so what does go out mean well it means to leave the house specifically so i go out at eight thirty p m this means i leave my house at eight thirty p m um you know sometimes we talk about teenagers what time are you going out at if you have um if you know a teenager teenagers love going out this means they love leaving the house to see their friends the next phrasal verb is sort of along the same lines go out means to leave the house get in means to return to your home so this one is to leave whereas get in is to return home so i get in at 10 pm you might talk about this in the past last night i went to a party i got in at about midnight so this means return home and again we have that word get which is you know the verb？ we have in which is the preposition together what do we call them we call get in a phrasal verb okay， so now we are going to look at the very last phrasal verb of our daily routines that we will talk about today so this next phrasal verb is my mom's favorite phrasal verb and that is the phrasal verb tidy up， so what does it mean to tidy up？ well it means to organize your things and to put things in the proper place so if you are a messy person， maybe you have an apartment and it's a little messy and you have people coming to visit you probably want to tidy up your apartment so it's another way to say clean but we're talking more about organizing and putting you know your clothes into the closet um maybe if you have books on the table you pick them up and put them on the bookcase so when you tidy up？ you put things into the right place where they're supposed to go so here's a simple example i tidy up my apartment especially before people come over so we have covered ten important phrasal verbs we use in everyday conversation so i wanted to thank you for watching and i also would like to invite you to take our quiz so you can get more practice on these verbs？ you can take our quiz at www com you can also subscribe to my youtube channel there you will find a lot more resources and videos on all sorts of topics related to learning languages and learning english you can also check out my website at www teacher emma com there you can find some free resources on a variety of different english topics。