王霸膽19式完整課程

1、這19句英語會讓你上天（全文本）        Hey there, I'm Daniel, an English teacher and the founder of 王霸膽. One of the biggest complaints I hear from my students is that they want to start learning English, but don't know where to begin. Another problem I see is student

2、s who have learned English for many years, but have many bad habits. In our last open course, I introduced you to my 王霸膽 English Learning 19 Step Form.  Today, we're going to dive deep into the form and learn how to use it.         大家好，我是丹尼爾，一名英語

3、老師，也是王霸膽的創(chuàng)始人。我聽過我的學(xué)生們關(guān)于英語最多的抱怨是，他們想學(xué)英語，但不知道從哪里開始；還有一個(gè)問題是，有些學(xué)生已經(jīng)學(xué)了很多年的英語，但有很多不好的學(xué)習(xí)習(xí)慣。我們上一次的公開課中，給大家介紹到了我的王氏英語19式，今天，我們就深入的了解，并學(xué)習(xí)如何使用這些招式。        Let's start by reviewing the form one more time!        我們先一起復(fù)習(xí)下這些“招式”1H

4、i! 2How're you today? 3Where are you from?4I'm Chinese.5What about you? 6What do you think of China?7What's your favorite food?8What food do you want to eat?9Do you like to play sports?10I think basketball is really fu

5、n.11How many pets do you have?12Have you ever been to the zoo? 13I used to ride trains, but now I fly in planes.14What are you gonna do today?15Tomorrow I'm gonna wake up early.16Can you help me? 17When do you usually eat

6、 lunch? 18How do you say 蘋果 in English?19Bye!         Now that I've introduced you to the form, let's start dissecting each pattern, one by one.         現(xiàn)在我們已經(jīng)學(xué)習(xí)了這些“招式”，接下來我們一個(gè)一個(gè)地來剖析它們吧。1

7、) Hi.  嗨        If you've seen my previous videos, you know that I'm not a big fan of the word "hello". Every time I hear someone in China say "哈嘍" to me, I cringe.         如果你有看過我以前

8、的視頻，應(yīng)該知道我不太喜歡“哈嘍”這個(gè)詞。每當(dāng)我在中國聽到別人跟我說“哈嘍”，我都好怕啊。        Even for folks living abroad, I still recommend you say hi, and here's why. Hi is casual without being informal, polite without being stuffy. It's the simplest word you can use to strike up a convers

9、ation with a stranger. Just say "Hi!"         即使是你住在國外，我依然建議你說“嗨”，原因是，“嗨“這個(gè)詞，隨和卻不隨便，禮貌卻又不會顯得無趣。這是你可以用來和陌生人開啟對話的，最簡單的詞，說”嗨“就可以了。2) How're you today? 你今天怎么樣？        You've started a conversation by s

10、aying, "Hi!", but now what? Most Chinese people will follow up with, "Where are you from?", "Nice to meet you", or "Can I be your friend?" but these are all lame. A native speaker would never begin a conversation like this, so you shouldn't either. Instead

11、, I recommend you ask them, "How're you today?"  or its more informal cousin, "How's it going?" This helps you quickly build rapport with the other person.        你已經(jīng)用“嗨”開始了一段對話了，那接下來呢？大多數(shù)的中國人接下來會說：“你來自哪里？”、“很高興認(rèn)識你”，或者“我能和你交個(gè)朋友

12、嗎？”一個(gè)英語母語人士是絕不會在對話開頭說這些的，所以，你也應(yīng)該避免用這些句子。取而代之的，你可要這樣問：你今天怎么樣？或者是更加隨意點(diǎn)的方式：”最近怎樣呢？“這個(gè)可以幫你快速地和他人建立一個(gè)融洽的交談氛圍。3) Where are you from? 你來自哪里？        You shouldn't start a conversation by asking, "Where are you from?" but once you've established a lit

13、tle rapport with the person, then it's okay to ask.         不要用“你來自哪里？” 來開始一段對話，當(dāng)然如果你們之間已經(jīng)建立起了一個(gè)良好的談話氛圍，這樣問也就無傷大雅了。               I've noticed that Chinese people frequently ask, &qu

14、ot;Where are you come from?" or "Where do you from?" This is wrong. The correct way to ask 你來自哪里？ is "Where are you from?". You're gonna be using this one a lot, so MEMORIZE IT.         我發(fā)現(xiàn)中國人特別喜歡問：“where are you come from”或者是

15、“where do you from”，這是錯(cuò)誤的，正確的語法是：“where are you from” 你一定會大量使用這句話的，所以，一定！要！記！住！啊！        Now, this is where the form starts to get interesting,Many of the following sentences contain underlined words. These underlined words are the secret sauce of the 王霸膽

16、 form. Why? Because with just a tiny tweak, you can turn one sentence into a million sentences. Let's find out how.        現(xiàn)在開始關(guān)于這些“招式”的精彩部分，接下來會有很多有下劃線的單詞，這些單詞都是王氏英語的“精華秘方”喔為什么呢？因?yàn)槟阒恍枰粋€(gè)細(xì)微的調(diào)整，就可以把這一個(gè)句子變成成千上萬個(gè)不同的句子。我們一起來看下是如何做到的呢？4) I'm Chine

17、se.  我是中國人。        You can answer the question "Where are you from?" by saying "I'm Chinese". They'll understand that you're from China. But did you know that Chinese is an adjective? What would happen if we switched Chines

18、e out for another word?          你可以用“我是中國人”來回答：“Where are you from?” 這個(gè)問題，大家都會聽懂你是中國人。但“Chinese”不僅是名詞，還是一個(gè)形容詞。如果我們把“Chinese”換成其他的單詞會怎么樣呢？         I'm American!  我是美國人。   

19、     Wow, we just created a whole new sentence. Cool!        哇，我們就這樣造了一個(gè)全新的句子！贊！        What else can we say?        I'm hungry.  我很餓 &#

20、160;      I'm sleepy.  我很困        I'm angry. 我生氣了        So by learning just ONE pattern, we have discovered a way to make unlimited sentences.    

21、     所以通過一個(gè)的句式的學(xué)習(xí)，我們已經(jīng)發(fā)現(xiàn)了可以造出無數(shù)個(gè)句子的方法。        This is the power of the WBD form. I'm not teaching you sentences. I'm teaching you patterns. Once you learn a pattern, you can start substituting words to create new sentences.

22、0;        這就是王氏英語的魅力所在。我不是在教你句子，而是在教你句型。一旦你掌握了句型，你就可以去把單詞換掉，造出新的句子。5) What about you? 你呢？        Just like number 2, "How are you?" we can use this question to effortlessly continue a conversation with a n

23、ative speaker.         就好像剛才列出的第2點(diǎn)一樣，“你好嗎？”我們可以輕而易舉的用這句話，來開展和一段和英語母語人士的對話。        But we can also switch out the underlined pronoun you.          但我們也同樣的可以把加了下劃

24、線“你”給換掉。            What about him? 他呢？            What about her?  她呢？            What about me?

25、60; 我呢？            Are you starting to see the power of this form?            開始感受到這“招”的厲害之處了嗎？6) What do you think of China? 你覺得中國怎么樣？      

26、0; Chinese people ask me 你喜歡中國嗎？ on a daily basis. Yes, of course I like China! But I hate that question. It's almost as bad as “老公，我穿這個(gè)裙子顯得胖嘛？” The reason it's annoying is because it's an emotionally charged question.         中國人喜歡問：你喜歡中

27、國嗎？我的日常基礎(chǔ)問答題。喜歡啊，我當(dāng)然喜歡中國了。但我很不喜歡這個(gè)問題，這就和你們問“老公，我穿這個(gè)裙子顯得胖嘛？”是一樣樣兒的，它讓人覺得煩的點(diǎn)在于它就是一個(gè)有情感誘導(dǎo)的問題。        Listen, there are things I don't like about China, just as there are things I don't like about America. If you want someone's true opinion about somet

28、hing, then you should ask, "What do you think of XXX?" That is a much more objective way to frame the question.          其實(shí)，我不是喜歡中國每一樣?xùn)|西，就好像我也不可能喜歡美國的每一樣?xùn)|西一樣。如果你想問一個(gè)人關(guān)于某些東西的真實(shí)意見，那你應(yīng)該問：你覺得XXX怎么樣？這才是更客觀地問一個(gè)問題的問法。        Did you

29、 notice that the word China is underlined in this pattern? This means that you can substitute China for any other noun, with a few caveats. If it's a proper noun, such as China, America, Lady Gaga, Wang Ba Dan, etc. then just substitute the noun. But if it's just a common noun, we

30、should use the plural form.        你注意到了嗎？剛才的句型中的“China”是加了下劃線的喔也就是說你可以把China換成其他的名詞，小提示：如果你要替換的是一個(gè)專有名詞，比如中國、美國、雷滴嘎嘎、王霸膽等等，那你可以直接替換。但如果是一般名詞，那我們就需要用到復(fù)數(shù)的形式。        Wrong: What do you think of cat?   &#

31、160;    錯(cuò)：What do you think of cat?（沒加復(fù)數(shù)）        Right: What do you think of cats?        對：What do you think of cat?（加了復(fù)數(shù)）7) What's your favorite food? 你最喜歡吃什么？  

32、60;     Whenever I start learning a new language, I always learn this phrase. It's a quick way to jump-start a dying conversation, and very versatile. You can switch out food for any common noun, as long as it's not a person, in which case you'd switch

33、out "What" for "Who"        無論何時(shí)，當(dāng)我開始學(xué)習(xí)一門新的語言，我總是先學(xué)這個(gè)短語。這是用來跳過一段無聊的談話的方法，非常的萬能！你可以把“food”這個(gè)詞換成任意一個(gè)一般名詞，只要不是人就好了，哈哈。那么什么情況下你可以把“what”換成“who”呢：        What's your favorite band?  

34、0;      你最喜歡什么樂隊(duì)？        Who's your favorite singer?         你最喜歡什么歌手？        What's your favorite position?   &

35、#160;     你最喜歡什么姿勢？ (p_-)8) What food do you want to eat? 你想吃什么食物？        This pattern is most commonly used when asking the opinions or preferences of others. If you go on a date with an English speaker, you can ask him

36、/her, "So, what food do you want to eat?"        當(dāng)詢問別人的意見或者是偏好的時(shí)候，這個(gè)句型是為廣泛使用地。如果你和一個(gè)說英語的人約會，你就可以問她/她：“那，你想吃什么？”         In this pattern, food and eat can both be substituted out. Food i

37、s a common noun, and eat is a verb. You could say:        在這個(gè)句型中，“Food”和“eat”都可以被換掉，“Food”是一個(gè)一般名詞，“Eat” 是一個(gè)動詞。你可以說：        "What movie do you want to see?"      

38、0;  你想看什么電影？        "What game do you want to play?"         你想玩什么游戲？        "What hotel do you want to go to?"

39、0;         你想去什么酒店？9) Do you like to play sports? 你喜歡運(yùn)動嗎？        This pattern teaches you how to ask if someone enjoys doing something. Play sports can be substituted for other verbs, such as: &#

40、160;      這個(gè)句型是教你，如何詢問他人是否喜歡做某事。“Play sports ”可以換成其他的動詞，比如：        Do you like to go swimming?         你喜歡游泳嗎？        Do you like to eat bac

41、on?         你喜歡吃培根嗎？        Do you like to watch romantic sunsets on the beach?         你喜歡在海灘上看浪漫的夕陽嗎？ 10) I think basketball is really fun. 我覺得

42、籃球很有趣。        Most people learn foreign languages in order to express their ideas and communicate with other native speakers. This pattern teaches you how to tell people what you think.        多數(shù)人學(xué)習(xí)外語是為了能夠表達(dá)出的自己的想法，以及和和母

43、語人士交流。這個(gè)句型是教你如何告訴別人你是怎么想的。        Here, basketball can be a common or proper noun, or it can be be substituted for a gerund.         “basketball”在這里可以是普通名詞也可以是專有名詞，或者也可以換成一個(gè)動名詞。      &#

44、160; I think English is really easy.         我覺得英語很簡單         I think drinking hot water is healthy.         我覺得喝熱水很健康   

45、;     I think Western babies are really cute.         我覺得西方嬰兒很可愛        Pay attention to the pronunciation of "think". It is pronounced think, not sink! 11) How

46、 many pets do you have? 你家有多少寵物？        This pattern teaches you how to ask about the quantity of something. In order to use it properly, you should learn the difference between countable and uncountable nouns.      

47、0;  這個(gè)句型，是教你如何詢問一些東西的數(shù)量，為了能更恰當(dāng)?shù)倪\(yùn)用，你要先掌握可數(shù)名詞和不可數(shù)名詞之間的區(qū)別。        Countable nouns can be referred to indivdiually with numbers: one chair, two drinks, three students.         可數(shù)名詞，顧名思義就是本身能用數(shù)字?jǐn)?shù)得清的：一張椅子，兩瓶飲料，三

48、個(gè)學(xué)生。        How many houses do you have?         你有幾套房子？        Uncountable nouns cannot be referred to individually; they require measure words. One grain of r

49、ice, two drops of water, three bottles of water.        不可數(shù)名詞則是無法用數(shù)字?jǐn)?shù)得清楚的，它們需要用到其它的量詞：一粒米、兩滴水、三瓶水。        How much money do you have?         你有多少錢？12) Have you

50、 ever been to the zoo? 你去過動物園嗎？        This is an extremely useful pattern, and one that you should definitely memorize. Whenever you want to say 你吃過XXX嗎，or  你去過XXX嗎？ you can use this pattern. Notice that the main verb uses the past perfect tense!

51、60;        這是一個(gè)超級無敵有用的句型，所以請你一定一定要記住它！每當(dāng)你想說“你吃過XXX嗎”或者“你去過XXX”的時(shí)候，你就可以用這個(gè)句型。注意哦，里面動詞用的是現(xiàn)在完成時(shí)喔！        Have you ever watched Game of Thrones         你看過權(quán)力游戲嗎？  &

52、#160;     Have you ever gone abroad?         你出過國嗎？        Have you ever seen pandas mate?         你看過熊貓交配嗎？13) I used to ride tra

53、ins, but now I fly in planes. 我以前坐火車，但是現(xiàn)在坐飛機(jī)。        This pattern helps us talk about our past preferences and how they've changed. This is a very important skill for taking oral tests like IELTS and TOEFL.       

54、60; 這個(gè)句式可以用來談?wù)撐覀冞^去的習(xí)慣和現(xiàn)在產(chǎn)生的變化。這是口語考試中非常重要的技巧，比如雅思和托福。        Also notice the pronunciation of trains and planes. The main vowel is "a". I've noticed a lot of Chinese people say "plens" and "trens" which isn't correct.

55、 You should try to say "trains" and "planes".        這里要特別注意下“trains”和“planes”的發(fā)音，主要的元音是“a”，你要試著去發(fā)“trains”和“planes”。        I used to prefer McDonald's, but now I prefer KFC.   

56、0;     我以前喜歡麥當(dāng)勞，但是現(xiàn)在喜歡肯德基。        Tom used to prefer dogs, but now he prefers cat.         湯姆以前喜歡狗，但是現(xiàn)在喜歡貓。        Ross used to like girls, but now he

57、 likes boys.           羅斯以前喜歡男人，但是現(xiàn)在喜歡女人。14) What are you gonna do today? 你今天打算做什么？        If you just remember one pattern from this entire list, remember this one. It's the perfect way to expres

58、s 你今天要干嘛？, and you can also substitute today out for other words.         如果今天這多么的句型中你只能記住一個(gè),那就記這個(gè)吧。這是問“你今天要干嘛”的最好的方式了，而且你還可以把“today”換成其他的單詞。        What are you gonna do tomorrow?   &#

59、160;    你明天要干嘛？        What are you gonna do later?        你等下要干嘛？        What are you gonna do this afternoon?      

60、60; 你下午要干嘛？15) Tomorrow I'm gonna wake up early. 明天我打算早起        Just like the pattern above, this pattern teaches you how to express things that will happen in the future. Note that "gonna" is a contraction of "going to".

61、 Instead of saying "going to", in oral English we say "gonna".        和上面14的那個(gè)句型很像，這個(gè)句型是教你如何表達(dá)未來會發(fā)生的事情，在這里“gonna”是“going to”的縮寫形式，在口語當(dāng)中，我們會把“going to”說成“gonna”。        Tomorrow I'm gonna get

62、a job!         我明天打算找工作！        Tomorrow I'm gonna relax by the pool.        我明天打算在游泳池邊放松        Tomorrow I'm gonna c

63、ontemplate the emptiness of the universe.        我明天打算思考宇宙的空虛16) Can you help me? 你能幫我嗎        This pattern teaches you how to ask someone to do something for you. Notice the pronunciation of "you". I

64、t's not 優(yōu), it's "you".        這個(gè)句型是教你，如何請求被人幫你做某件事情，注意下“you”的發(fā)音，不是“優(yōu)”，是“you”        Can you do me a favor?         你能幫我一個(gè)忙嗎？    

65、0;   Can you give me a beer?         你能給我一瓶啤酒嗎？        Can you slap me in the face?         你能一巴掌拍死我嗎？17) When do you usually eat

66、lunch? 你一般什么時(shí)候吃午餐？        This pattern is great for asking about someone's habits and preferences. Notice the pronunciation of usually. You can answer this question by saying, "I usually eat lunch at noon." In this pattern, you can also switch ou

67、t "When" for "Where".        這個(gè)句型用來問別人的習(xí)慣和喜好是最好不過的了。要特別注意下“usually”的發(fā)音哦，回答這個(gè)問題你可以說：“我一般中午吃午飯”。這個(gè)句型中，你也可以把“When”和“Where”換掉。        When do you usually go to school?    

68、60;    你一般什么時(shí)候去上學(xué)？        Where do you usually hang out?         你一般去什么地方玩？        When do you usually get drunk?   

69、0;     你一般什么時(shí)候喝醉？18) How do you say 蘋果 in English?  蘋果用英語怎么說？        This pattern is also extremely useful for a language learner. You can use this pattern to learn new English vocabulary. Most Chinese people say, "How to say

70、 蘋果 in English", but this is incorrect. "How to" is not a question, it's a statement.         這也是一個(gè)對于學(xué)語言的人超級無敵有用的句型，你可以用這個(gè)句型來學(xué)習(xí)新的詞匯。大多數(shù)的中國人會說："How to say 蘋果 in English?" 但這是不正確的,“How to”不是一個(gè)問句,而是一個(gè)陳述句。 

71、0;      One more note: When you ask someone how to say something in English, it's best to ask how to say a phrase, not just a single word.        還有，當(dāng)你問別人有些東西用英語怎么說的時(shí)候，最好是問怎么說一個(gè)短語，而不僅僅是一個(gè)單詞。        Bad: How do you say 搞定 in English?        不好的：“搞定”用英語怎么說？     &