Firstly, 'appreciate' can be used to show that you value someone or something, and think that they're important or special.

你重視某人或某事，認為他們重要或特別。在 "欣賞 "之後、

After 'appreciate', we use the person's name or the thing you value.

我們使用人的名字或你所珍視的東西。我很欣賞盧西亞娜。

I appreciate Luciana. She's amazing.

她太了不起了。您也可以用 "感激 "來表達您對某人行為的感謝。

You can also use 'appreciate' to show that you're thankful for someone's actions.  

I really appreciate you organising the party. I appreciated your help. I needed it.

我真的很感謝您組織了這次聚會。感謝您的幫助。

'Appreciate' can be used to say that something has increased in financial value or price.

我需要它。升值 "可以用來表示某物的經濟價值增加，也可以用來表示某物的經濟價值下降。

The value of my investment appreciated by 20% over the last five years.

價格在過去五年裡，我的投資增值了 20%。最後

Finally, we can also use 'appreciate' to mean that we understand the situation fully and realise how important it is.

我們也可以用'欣賞'來表示我們完全瞭解情況，並意識到如何

I don't think you appreciate how serious the situation is.

很重要。我想你還不瞭解情況有多嚴重。歡迎回到

Welcome back to BBC Learning English. I'm Sam, and today we're looking at the difference between 'come back' and 'go back'.

BBC Learning English.我是 Sam，今天我們來看看 "come back "和 "come back "之間的區別。

They both mean to return, but we use them differently.

和 "回去"。它們都有返回的意思，但我們的用法不同。我們用 "回來

We use 'come back' when we return here. So, for example:

當我們回到這裡時。比如說我現在在英國廣播公司大樓裡今晚我將回家、

I'm in the BBC building now. Tonight I will go home, and tomorrow I will come back here. Like a full circle.

明天我將回到這裡。就像一個完整的圓。我們用 "回去 "來表示

We use 'go back' to mean that we return there, for example:

比如說，我們回到那裡：我現在在工作，今晚就回家。

I am at work now and tonight I will go back home. I am not at home now but tonight I will go back. Half the circle.

So, please come back to BBC Learning English for more videos.

我現在不在家，但今晚我會回去。半圈所以，請回來吧

Hi, everyone. Dan for BBC Learning English here with a quick explanation of the difference between 'remember' and 'remind'.

到 BBC Learning English 獲取更多視頻。大家好這裡是 BBC Learning English 的丹

Now, both 'remember' and 'remind' are verbs of memory but they are not the same.

簡單解釋一下 "記住 "和 "提醒 "的區別。現在，"記住 "和

'Remember' is about having a memory and has two verb patterns.

remember'和'remind'都是表示記憶的動詞，但它們並不相同。記住 "是指有記憶，有

Number one: 'remember' plus verb -ing is used when you remember something from the past.

兩個動詞模式。第一種："remember"（記憶）加動詞-ing，當你記得某件事情時使用。

For example: I remember saying 'hi everyone'. 'Hi everyone...' See?

比如過去：我記得我說過 "大家好"。 大家好......看到了嗎？第二種：'記得'加全稱

Number two: 'remember' plus full infinitive is used when something is to be done in the future.

不定式用於將來要做的事情，例如：I must remember to do

For example: I must remember to do my shopping later.

However, 'remind' means make someone remember.

我稍後再去購物。然而，"提醒 "的意思是讓某人記住。它的動詞模式是 "提醒

Its verb pattern is 'remind' plus somebody plus a full infinitive verb,

加上 somebody 加上一個完整的不定式動詞，例如：你必須提醒我做購物清單。

For example: You must remind me to do my shopping later.  

Something can also remind someone of something.

例如，某些東西也會讓人想起某些東西：這個杯子讓我想起了我的另一個杯子。

For example: This cup reminds me of my other cup.

Hi, I'm Phil, and I'm going to tell you the difference between 'little' and 'a little'.

大家好，我是菲爾，我要告訴大家 "一點點 "和 "一點 "的區別。是的，它們

Yes, they almost mean the same thing.

幾乎是一個意思。不，我們的用法並不相同。它們都指少量

No, we don't use them in the same way.

They both refer to small quantities and we use them with uncountable nouns.

我們將它們用於不可數名詞。如果我們使用不帶冠詞的 "little"，那麼它通常是否定的。

If we use 'little' with no article, then it's usually negative - the small quantity is a problem.

數量少是個問題。錢所剩無幾--我們什麼都買不了。或者說，'錢所剩無幾

'There's little money left - we can't buy anything.' Or, 'there's little time left - we need to start now.'

我們需要現在就開始'。但如果我們在文章中使用'一點'，它通常是積極的。

But if we use 'a little' with the article, it's usually positive, it always means 'at least we've got some'.

它總是意味著 "至少我們還有一些"。我們有點錢--讓我們把錢花在派對上。我們

We've got a little money - let's spend it on a party.

We've got a little time - let's have some tea.

有一點時間--我們喝杯茶吧。記住這樣一句話：如果你有一點錢，但沒有

Remember it like this: if you've got a little money but little time, you could pay someone to help you,

時間，你可以花錢請人來幫你，但如果你的錢不多，時間不多，你

but if you've got little money and a little time, you should do it yourself.

Hi, this is Kee from BBC Learning English, and today I'm going to tell you the differences between 'while' and 'during'.

應該自己做。大家好，我是 BBC Learning English 的 Kee，今天我要告訴大家的是

We can use 'while' and 'during' to say that a shorter event happened within a longer event.

while "和 "during "的區別。我們可以用 "while "和 "during "來表示一個較短的事件

They mean the same, but the grammar is different.

發生在一個更長的事件中。它們的意思相同，但文法不同。在 "同時 "之後、

After 'while', we have a clause. A clause is a group of words containing a subject and a verb.

我們有一個分句。分句是包含主語和動詞的一組詞。是以，我們可以說

So, we can say: While I was having lunch, my phone rang.

當我吃午飯的時候，我的電話響了。記住，"同時 "分句中的動詞通常用

Remember, that the verb in the 'while' clause is usually in an -ing form.

一個 -ing 形式。我們也可以只用-ing 形式來使用 "while"，是以，我們可以說：吃午飯的時候

We can also use 'while' with just an -ing form, so, we can say: While having lunch, my phone rang.

我的電話響了。是以，我們去掉了主語和 be 動詞。但是，"期間 "不同，因為它

So, we remove the subject and the be verb.

只能用於名詞短語。是以，我們可以說午餐時，我的電話響了。我們不能用

However, 'during' is different because it can only be used with a noun phrase.

分句或只用-ing 形式。所以，意思相同，文法不同。你好，我是 BBC 的 Sam

So, we can say: During lunch, my phone rang.

We cannot use a clause or just the -ing form.

So, same meaning but different grammar.

Hi, I'm Sam from BBC Learning English.

學習英語。英國人

People in the UK have a reputation for saying 'sorry' a lot.

他們以經常說 "對不起 "而聞名。那麼，讓我們來看看您可以用哪些不同的方式來表達 "對不起"。

So, let's have a look at different ways you can use to do this.

來做到這一點。是以，你可以說 "對不起"，你可以表示歉意，你也可以道歉。在每種情況下，我們都使用

So, you can say 'sorry', you can be sorry and you can apologise.

介詞 "to "表示人，"for "表示道歉的原因。我向我的朋友道歉

In each case, we use the preposition 'to' with a person and 'for' to give the reason we're apologizing.

因為忘記了她的生日。在 "for "後面，您可以使用動名詞或名詞，但如果您想要一個簡單的

I said sorry to my friend for forgetting her birthday.

After 'for', you can use a gerund or a noun, but if you want a simple statement to say 'I was wrong', you can use any of these.

聲明說 "我錯了"，你可以使用其中任何一種。注意對誰說這些話：我錯了 "是

Careful who you say these to: 'my bad' is very informal and you would probably only use it after making a small mistake.

非常不正式，您可能只有在犯了小錯後才會使用。不會再發生了

'It won't happen again' is probably better in more serious situations. 

在更嚴重的情況下可能更好。 我將教你一些詞的意思

I'm going to teach you some meanings of the word 'access'.

進入"。作為動詞，它的意思是能夠進入某個地方，如建築物，通常是在得到許可的情況下。

As a verb, it means to be able to enter somewhere like a building, often with permission.  

You need a key to access the library.

您需要一把鑰匙才能進入圖書館。它也可用於獲取信息或數據、

It can also be used for getting information or data, often from a digital place.

往往是從一個數字化的地方。您只能通過工作電腦訪問文件。

You can only access the files from a work computer.  

As a noun, we use 'access' to mean a particular way to get into a place.  

作為名詞，我們用 "通道 "來指進入一個地方的特定方式。

For wheelchair access to the school, there's a ramp. 

為方便輪椅進入學校，學校設有斜坡。 進入 "也可以指與人接觸、

'Access' can also mean having contact with a person, often if they are very busy and important.

如果他們很忙、很重要，就會經常這樣。很少有人能直接接觸首相。

Very few people have direct access to the prime minister.  

We hope you didn't find it too difficult to access this video.

我們希望您在觀看這段視頻時不會感到太困難。大家好，我是 BBC Learning English 的菲爾。

Hi, I'm Phil from BBC Learning English. Today, I'm going to tell you how to use 'too' and 'very'.

今天我要告訴大家如何使用 "太 "和 "很"。它們都是加強語氣詞，但並不意味著

They're both intensifiers but they don't mean the same thing.

同一件事。我們用 "非常 "來加強形容詞或副詞的語氣。是以，我們可以說這座建築是

We use 'very' to make an adjective or an adverb stronger.

非常古老。這可能是好事：它很漂亮；也可能是壞事：它正在倒塌。

So, we could say the building is very old.

That could be a good thing: it's beautiful, or, it could be a bad thing: it's falling down.It might not matter.

If we use 'too' with two o's, then it means it's a problem.

可能並不重要。如果我們用 "too "來表示兩個 "o"，那就意味著這是個問題。你可以說：這太容易了。

You could say: it's too easy. It means 'it's a waste of time' - it's a problem. 

意思是 "浪費時間"--這是一個問題。 這並不難。事實上，這很容易。

It's not too difficult. In fact, it's very easy. 

Just remember that if we use 'too,' it's a problem.

請記住，如果我們使用 "too"，那就有問題了。大家好，我是來自 BBC Learning English 的 Sam，今天我們要學習的是

Hi, I'm Sam from BBC Learning English, and today we're going to look at the differences between 'to match', 'to fit' and 'to suit' when talking about clothes.

下面我們來看看在談論衣服時，"搭配"、"合身 "和 "適合 "之間的區別。匹配

'To match' simply means that two things are the same or very similar - that they look good together.

match "的簡單意思是兩樣東西相同或非常相似--放在一起很好看。您的

Your blue shirt matches your blue eyes.

藍色襯衫和你的藍眼睛很配。適合 "的意思是某樣東西的尺寸正確。我的眼鏡

'To fit' means that something is the correct size.

不合適。這是事實，不是觀點。所以，如果你想說你覺得某人穿

My glasses don't fit. This is a fact, not an opinion.

那麼我們就可以用動詞 "to suit "來讚美他們的穿著。這件衣服真的

So, if you want to say that you think someone looks good in what they're wearing to pay them a compliment, then we use the verb 'to suit'.

適合你。是的，它與名詞 "a suit "在外觀和發音上都是一樣的。含義和使用方法

That dress really suits you. Yes, it looks and sounds the same as the noun 'a suit'.

不同，但拼寫和發音相同。不是 "甜"。Suit.有些單詞以 "e "結尾

The meaning and how we use it are different, but the spelling and pronunciation are the same.

Not 'sweet'. Suit.

這可能會影響他們的發音。下面我們來看兩個常見的例子

Some words end with an 'e' and this can affect their pronunciation.

今天。首先，詞尾的 "e "可以改變其前面元音的發音。比特 "是

We're going to look at two common examples of this today.

'I'是短音，'bite'是長音/ai/。Mat "是短/ae/音，"mate "是長/ei/音。

Firstly, an 'e' at the end of a word can change the pronunciation of the vowel before it.

'Bit' is a short 'I' sound and bite is a long /ai/ sound. 'Mat' is a short /ae/ sound and 'mate' is along /ei/ sound.  

However, there are many exceptions to this rule. 'Love', 'come', 'some' and 'have' all have e's at the end, but the vowel sound is short.

不過，這條規則也有許多例外。 Love"、"come"、"some "和 "have "的詞尾都有 e

Here's another rule: when a word ends with consonant plus L, E, we add an 'ul' sound to the word. 'Little', 'circle', 'able'.

但元音很短。這裡還有一條規則：當一個單詞以輔音加 L- 結尾時

These are two easy rules for pronouncing words ending with a silent E.

E，我們給單詞加上一個'ul'音。小"、"圓"、"能"。這是兩個簡單的發音規則

They should make things simple for you when reading new words.

它們會讓你在閱讀新單詞時變得簡單。