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0.0 - Absolute Beginner: This level features extremely simple language and basic expressions, accompanied by clear visuals and context. It is perfect for individuals with no knowledge of the target language.
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Assistant: Title: Big and Small 🐟🏀🎾 Learn English Basic Vocabulary | Simple Easy Beginner English Comprehensible Input
Description: I talk about things that are bigger and smaller: a big gray fish and a small blue fish, and basketballs and tennis balls. SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/EngCIsub SUPPORT: https://bit.ly/CEpatreon DONATE: https://bit.ly/BLLpaypal

This video teaches English to beginners entirely in English, using a natural approach of listening to comprehensible input using pictures to make the language easy to understand for ESL beginners, so they can acquire English without study or translation.

My YouTube channel about language acquisition: https://youtube.com/BeyondLanguageLearning
My blog about SLA/L2A (second language acquisition): https://beyondlanguagelearning.com

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​) and licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/​)
Caption: Hi everyone!
Here are two pictures.
Here's one picture on the left,
and here's the other picture on the right.
So these are two pictures.
And first, let's look at this picture on the
left.
What is in this picture?
Well, in this picture, there are two fish:
one fish, two fish.
So here are two fish.
And this fish is big, and this fish is small.
And what color is the big fish?
What color is it?
Well, the big fish is gray.
It is gray.
The big fish is gray.
And what color is the small fish?
Well, the small fish is blue.
The small fish is blue.
So there is a big fish, and the big fish is
gray,
and there is a small fish, and the small fish
is blue.
So the gray fish is bigger than the blue fish,
and the blue fish is smaller than the gray fish.
So in this picture, there is one big gray
fish,
and there is one small blue fish.
So there are two fish in this picture:
one big gray fish, and one small blue fish.
And then what is in this picture on the right?
Well, in this picture, there are six balls:
one ball, two balls, three balls, four balls,
five balls, six balls.
So in this picture, there are six balls.
And three of the balls are big.
So these three balls are big, and these three
balls are small.
And what color are the big balls?
What color are these three big balls?
Well, these three big balls are orange.
And what color are these small balls?
What color are these three small balls?
Well, these three small balls are green.
These three small balls are green.
So in this picture, there are three orange
balls,
and there are three green balls.
The orange balls are big and the green balls
are small.
So there are three big orange balls and three
small green balls.
And what kind of balls are these?
What kind of balls are these?
Well, these balls are sports balls.
These are balls for playing sports.
What kind of balls are these three big orange
balls?
What sport are they for?
Well, these are basketballs.
These are basketballs.
There are three basketballs here.
So these are basketballs for playing basketball.
You can bounce the basketball,
bounce, bounce, bounce,
and you can throw the basketball.
You can throw the basketball into a net.
So these are basketballs.
They are used for playing basketball.
And what are these small balls for?
What are these three small green balls for?
what sport are they for?
Well, these balls, these small green balls,
are tennis balls.
They are tennis balls.
So they are for playing tennis.
You can toss the tennis ball and hit it with
a tennis racket.
So these are tennis balls.
So these three balls are basketballs.
These three big orange balls are basketballs.
And these three small green balls are tennis
balls.
So there are six balls here.
And three of them, the three big orange balls,
are basketballs,
and the three small green balls are tennis
balls.
So there are six sports balls here:
three basketballs for playing basketball,
and three tennis balls for playing tennis.
And in this picture, let's look at the fish
here.
So this is the mouth of the big fish,
and this is the mouth of the small fish.
And this is one of the eyes of the small fish,
and this is one of the eyes of the big fish.
And these are two of the fins of the big fish.
And these are two of the fins of the small
fish.
And this is the tail fin of the big gray fish.
And this is the tail fin of the small blue
fish.
So these are the fish's mouths, and these
are eyes of the fish.
And these are fins of the fish and these are
the fish's tail fins.
So now I will ask you some questions about
these pictures.
In this picture, which fish is bigger?
Which fish is bigger?
The gray fish or the blue fish?
Well, the gray fish is bigger.
The gray fish is bigger than the blue fish.
Which fish is smaller?
Which fish is smaller?
The gray fish or the blue fish?
The blue fish is smaller.
The blue fish is smaller than the gray fish.
And in this picture, which balls are bigger?
The orange balls or the green balls?
Well, the orange balls are bigger.
The orange balls are bigger than the green
balls.
And which balls are smaller?
The green balls or the orange balls?
Well, the green balls are smaller.
The green balls are smaller than the orange
balls.
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