Real English Lesson 11 Long Version - Are You Married

The Lesson for this video begins at
http://www.real-english.com/reo/11/unit11.html
then click on "Execise 1".

This is the long version of "Are you married?" for Intermediate Students. The Short version is for beginners.

This is the regular version. If you want to watch the LONG version WITH SUBTITLES, please go here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vk0mFuf7Ghg

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• esl
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• elementary
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• single
• separated
• language
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• spontaneous

[hallaelementary]

Here's a lesson- Don't ask westerners if they are married. It is rude.

[realenglish1]

No it's not. If it were really rude, I wouldn't have asked the question. Also, interviewees know ahead of time that the video is to help others learn English as a Second Language, and therefore these kind people make the adjustments easily.

[albrestevez]

Hi.. could you tell me what was the answer of Susanne in 4:03 when interviewer ask her if she is married?? tnks

[realenglish1]

"No, not anymore. I was." (She's German, but I thought her accent was good enough for Real English. I like to include non-native speakers of English from time to time).

[realenglish1]

P.S: I was also looking for someone who used "anymore" because I needed it for one of the grammar lessons about the videos. She was the only person who used "not anymore".

[wsgsantos]

It´s very useful for us to include non-native. In other lessons there are many examples with non-natives.

tks.

[albrestevez]

uh yeap sorry it was so clear.. i dont know what happened me may be i was tired ;)

Thanks for answer