What were you doing when I came into the room at the beginning of the lesson? I was sitting waiting for you, where you came into the room, at the beginning of the lesson. What were we living a thousand years ago? Were we living a thousand years ago? No, we weren't. We were living a thousand years ago, so you were... Repeat please French. French. German. German. Italian. In Italian. English. So if you live in France and you were born in France, you are French. Spain, Spanish. Italy, Italian. England, English. My English. I'm not German. I'm not French. I'm neither German nor French. But I'm English. My English. Are you French or German? No, I'm not French. French. German. German. But I'm Spanish. Spanish thank you. Give me examples of Sir and Lady used as titles. Give me examples of Sir and Lady used as titles please. Some examples. Some examples. Sir and Lady used as titles. Sir Elton John. Elton John. Sir Elton John. And his beautiful baby. That's your body temperature. It falls a lot. What would you do if my body temperature? If my body temperature. If my body temperature. Tempene falls. No, not falls. Falls a lot. I ought to go to the ankle and the colonel. What's the plural of tooth? The plural of tooth. The plural of tooth. Have you lost any of your teeth since last week? No, I haven't. Lost any of my teeth since last week. Good, I've got to hear that. Why do some people seem older or younger than in fact they are? Why do some people seem older or younger than in fact they are? Some people seem older or younger than in fact they are. Because of the way they live. Whether they live. Whether they're healthy or unhealthy. Not life, life, life. Life is this part of the body, the eye. Is this part of the body the eye? No. That part of the body isn't. It's the eye. But it's the nose. No, that's right. Where people use finger. finger, thumb. That's a thumb. That's a thing. Four fingers, one thumb. Is this a thumb? No. It's a thumb. That's a thumb. Is that a thumb? Yes. That's a thumb. Train will arrive at 7 o'clock. I will be here. I will be here. I will be here at 7 o'clock. I won't go. I shall remain. I shall go. I will remain. Will you go and get me? Will you go and get me? I will. I will. I will. Okay. Number six. Should I help you? Should I help you? With your exesides. With your exesides. Shall we have a meal? In my dons. In my dons? In my dons? In my dons? In my dons? In my dons? After the rest of the theatre? After the theatre? What do we mean when we say a verb is an active voice? What do we mean when we say a verb is an active voice? When we say it? When we say a verb? It's an active voice. Yes, it's a verb. We mean that the action is by the subject of the verb. Give me an example please. I cut. I grow up. I grow up. Okay. What do we mean when we say a verb is in the passive voice? What do we mean when we say a verb is in the passive voice? When we say a verb is in the passive voice? We mean the action. Yes. It's not done by a subject like he's done. Are those our shoes? No. Those aren't our shoes. But they are their shoes. So be careful. They are their shoes. They are their shoes. Yes. So they are their shoes. They are the subject of the verb. They are their shoes. But they sound very similar. They are their shoes. So we care for the case. Where are our books? Where are our books? Our books. Our books. Our books. The tables. What's the opposite of the word dangerous? What's the opposite of the word dangerous? The opposite of the word dangerous. The opposite of the word dangerous is safe. Is safe. Do you think life generally is safer these days than it was in the past? Do you think life generally is safer these days than it was in the past? Just one minute. No. I don't think so. It's safer these days than it was and not these days. It was than it was than it was in the past. But I think it's less dangerous. Thank you.