Your English Will be Better if you Learn Comparatives — Video Conversation

Learn how to use comparatives with this video conversation

Lesson Transcript

In this lesson, you'll listen to a dialogue with the text.

Second, you'll review the key vocabulary,

followed by the English translations.

And finally, you'll review the dialogue with the text again

to master what you learned.

First, listen to the dialogue with the text on the screen.

Have you chosen where we're going in San Diego?

We're going to a sushi bar on the wharf.

There's a beach nearby as well.

Sounds great. I love sushi, especially when it's fresh.

Yeah, there are closer restaurants, but sushi just sounds good.

And more expensive, but that's okay.

Sushi sounds like it will hit the spot for me as well.

I'll go tell the others.

I already told them. They thought sushi sounded better as well.

Now you'll hear the key vocabulary, followed by the English translation.

fresh

recently made or obtained

wharf

a level area where a ship may be moored to load and unload

sounded

to seem or to appear as

beach

area close to the ocean covered in sand or small rocks

spot

position

sushi

a Japanese dish consisting of small balls of rice, often with raw fish.

Finally, let's review the dialogue again.

See if you can understand more this time.