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RonnieReal English Conversation: How to talk about the weekend
Every Friday people ask, “What are you doing this weekend?” Every Monday people ask, “What did you do this weekend?” We talk about the weekend A LOT in conversation. In this video, my sister Audra and I will talk about the weekend. You’ll learn useful vocabulary likelong weekend, catch up on, run errands, get up to, catch up on, binge, TGIF, and brunch. We will talk about how to ask and answer questions about the weekend. Finally, we will talk about North American weekend culture. If you find this class useful, watch one of my other videos with Audra next, like this one on talking about the future.
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