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When to use "A" or "AN" in a sentence... and when NOT to! (Indefinite Articles) - Duration: 19:37.

Hi, everyone. In this lesson we're going to look at when to us "a" or "an".

In these sentences if we remove "a" sometimes the sentence is grammatically incorrect

or it sounds wrong,

or sometimes the sentence is still correct but it changes the meaning. So this lesson

is about when we need to use "a" or "an" in the sentence instead of "the" or not having

it all so that we get the correct meaning. Let's start with...

These are different grammar rules for when to use "a" or "an".

Let's start with when something is unspecified or known. Here are some examples, when I say:

"He has a cat.", or I say: "I'm going to buy a tent.", or I say: "Do you want a beer?"

these are all examples of something unspecified. I know he has a cat, but I don't know this

cat personally, so I just say: "a cat". When I say: "He has the cat", I mean that one and

you know the one I'm talking about. He has the cat. When I say:

"I'm going to buy the tent", the meaning is different because that sentence,

"the tent", "I'm going to buy the tent" is as if I've already decided it

and talked about, and chosen the tent before.

Not a tent. I'll go to the shop, I'll look at them, I'll buy that one.

So this one is unspecified and this one is known. For anybody who doesn't know what the word "tent" is,

we use a tent when we go camping and we sleep outside. We zip open the tent, we sleep inside

there. And the last example, again: "Do you want a beer?" I mean a beer in general, one

of these here, here you go. When I say: "Do you want the beer?" there's only one beer

there, last one.

Moving on, one of something. "I'll have a glass of red wine." That means one. Perhaps

you'd say that when you're ordering at a bar: "I'll have a glass of red wine, please." Number

two here: "He has a daughter." Means the same as he has one daughter. And the next example:

"I've got two apples and an orange." In this sentence we have the number two for two apples,

but we only mean one orange, so we say "an orange".

I can also say: "I've got two apples and one orange",

but this sentence makes sense as well. If you're wondering: "Why is it 'an'

here and not 'a'", go and check out Gill's lesson on when to use "a" or "an".

So pause this video and come back after.

Moving on, looking at jobs now, we say: "She's a teacher.",

"Mr. Smith is a police officer.",

and we say: "Rachel is a nurse." These sentences are wrong if I remove the "a".

"She's teacher", wrong. "Mr. Smith is police officer", wrong.

And: "Rachel is nurse", wrong.

Depends on your native language, but if you don't use articles... For example, in the Polish language

or Arabic, many people speaking English, especially at intermediate level do not use "a" in their

sentences. So it's a very common mistake to say something like:

"She's teacher." And see if you can hear me saying "a", because if you're not used to those articles you might

not even hear it. So listen carefully again this time: "She's a teacher.

" "a" becomes "e": "She's e teacher.", "Mr. Smith is a police officer.", "e". "Rachel is a nurse."

So I say it really quickly. So you might not hear it so easily when I'm saying it, but if you

don't say it... If you say: "Rachel is nurse", I can hear that every time, so remember that.

Number four, religions or ideologies. We say: "He's a Christian.", "They are Hindus." A

quick note here about these capital letters: Because these religions are names, we use

a capital letter there. "Karl Marx was a communist.", and "Margaret Thatcher was a conservative."

Moving on to number five which is social movements or trends. When we're describing that someone

belongs to a group in this way or follows a particular trend, that's when we use "a".

"He's a biker." means the same thing as: "He's a Hell's Angel." These are the people that

ride the Harley Davidson motorbikes, they wear all leather clothes, beards, and bandanas,

and ride around on their bikes in a motorcycle gang.

We don't say: "He's the biker", or:

"He's the Hell's Angel", because that changes the meaning of the sentence.

If I say: "He's the biker", it would be in a situation where somebody said: "Where's the biker? Where is he here?"

And I say: "He's the biker." It's a different meaning to describing what this...

How to identify this man, the group he's in, or... So we can understand his interest better.

Another example: "I'm a hipster." I'm not talking about myself, here, even though I'm

using "I'm". Something I've noticed is that people who are hipsters never admit to being

hipsters. And also we don't have so many hipsters in London as in parts of Canada and parts of the USA.

And for anybody who doesn't know what hipsters are, the first thing that comes

to mind is a man with a beard or a curling stache, perhaps all tattoos on his arms, wearing

really, really tight trousers. But you do get... You do get women hipsters as well.

So they're fashion... They're fashionable and they like the clothes that other people

wouldn't wear I suppose or old-fashioned things that other people wouldn't wear. Another example

here: "She's an environmentalist.", "Sarah is a vegan."

Because she's a vegan she doesn't eat cheese, she doesn't eat anything that was made from an animal.

And last example is: "Felix is a gamer."

Felix is PewDiePie on YouTube, so we can also say:

"PewDiePie is a gamer." Next we've got more examples.

Next use is nouns about a person. Look at this sentence: "Henry is an orphan." In this

sentence "orphan" is the noun, so we have "an" before.

The next sentence: "He's a psychopath.", "psychopath" is the noun.

Before the noun we have "a". Psychopath can be the kind of

crazy person who goes around stabbing people with a knife, can also be the kind of person

who doesn't care to lie, cheat, do anything... They have no morals. They'll do anything to

get what they want. When we change this sentence to the adjective form of this word to psychopathic,

we can say: "He's psychopathic", and when we do that we don't need "a", but if we're

using the noun we need to have "a" or "an". "He's a psychopath."

Another example: "She's an idiot." If we change "idiot" to the adjective form,

"idiotic", again, we don't need "an".

We can say: "She's idiotic." But because we're using the noun we say: "She's an idiot." And

the last example: Louise is a drunk." means that when... When we say somebody is a drunk,

every day they're drinking, and could be they wake up at half past 10 in the morning and

the first thing they do is have some alcohol drink. So when we say someone is a drunk,

here "drunk" is a noun, this is a different, very different meaning to saying... To saying:

"She's drunk", or saying: "Louise is drunk." That sentence means now she's drunk, but she's

not doing it all the time and in the morning.

Let's move on to number seven which is about nationalities. When a nationality is singular

we can use "a" or "an". "Marco is an Italian." We can also say: "He's Italian.",

"I'm an English woman." It's not wrong to say: "I'm English."

And we can say: "He's a Turk."

Do people use the word "Turk"? "Turk" is not considered the most standard, proper way to

describe the Turkish nationality, but it's used informally much in the same way that

an Irish person might be described as a Paddy, you might hear this said about Turkish, that

somebody is a Turk. So we can change this sentence: "He's a Turk" to: "He's Turkish."

What's the difference between the two examples? In the first example here where we're using

"an", "Marco is an Italian", it's like he's one of all the Italians. And if we say:

"He's Italian", of course it still describes his nationality and where he's from, and they're...

Both of them are correct. They don't have very, very different meanings, but a very

subtle difference in the sense that this one means one of a bigger group, and this one

includes the whole group together. Subtle difference.

Number eight, day of the week in general. Now, these sentences here, we... We're not

using them all the time. You need to find a specific thing that's happening so that

you can make this kind of sentence. First sentence is:

"Christmas is on (a) Monday this year."

I said it so quickly maybe you didn't even hear the word "a".

"Christmas is on a Monday this year."

Grammatically I can also remove "a" if I want, the two versions are

correct. I'll read it one more time because it was really fast:

"Christmas is on a Monday this year." What this sentence means

is Christmas is one day of the year, it's always on the

25th of December, but Christmas is always changing what day of the week it's on; sometimes

it's Monday, sometimes it's Wednesday, sometimes it's Saturday. So that's the kind of statement

that people would make about Christmas because it's an important day that people celebrate,

but because the day is almost always changing they might not know what day it will be on

this year. And some days when... When Christmas is on a Monday, for example, this can mean

that more people get time off work than normally, so that's why this sort of statement may be

said sometimes, why someone cares what day Christmas is on.

Another example: "The inauguration is always on (a) Friday."

This is when a new president becomes sworn in to become... To

become the president. And we would say this example sentence because there's a tradition

of this event, an inauguration always happening on the same... Same day of the week, and this

statement might be said because you don't know it will always happen on a Friday.

Number nine, we use "a" or "an" before an adjective in a description.

"Julia has a beautiful smile.", "The boy has a bad temper.",

"The cat has an expensive collar." In these sentences

the adjective: "beautiful", "bad", and "expensive", the "a" or "an" goes before the adjective.

And to decide: Is it an "a" or an "an"? Well, it depends... How you decide is the sound...

The first... The first sound in the adjective.

Number 10, exclamations "What" and "Such". I can say: "What a mess! What have you done?

There's plates all over the place. You've had a party I can see. What a mess!"

I can say: "What a joke! What a joke!" that has a kind of opposite meaning. If I say something...

If I say: "What a joke!" I don't mean funny in the "hahahahaha" way, like, good funny,

I mean: "I can't believe that. I don't like that. I can't believe that." Or I could say:

"What a surprise! So happy to see you." All of these exclamations using "What" need "a".

I can also change the sentence to keep a similar meaning using: "It was such a...",

"I went in the house and it was such a mess." I can also say:

"I can't believe what happened. It was such a joke."

And I can also say:

"It was such a surprise when I went home and everybody was there with balloons and cake for me on my birthday."

They mean very similar, but

different grammar constructions to say the same thing. And the two of them need to have "a".

Number 11, our last example is when two singular nouns are in a pair. When I'm eating I say:

"A knife and fork." I don't say: "A..." I don't say... I don't say: "A knife and a fork."

I don't say two a's because the singular nouns become a pair. I just say: "A knife and fork."

This is not wrong, but you will not hear... You generally wouldn't hear a native speaker

saying it that way: "A knife and a fork." I can think of an exception. Perhaps you really,

really were insistent that you need the two things, you need... You need a knife and a fork,

then it would be correct. But just in general most of the times when we say it,

it will sound like: "A knife and fork." Now, listen carefully to that as well because I

say it so quickly that you don't even hear the word "and", you just hear "n".

"A knife n fork." Another example here:

"A needle... A needle and thread. A needle and thread."

The "and"... The "and" disappears and just becomes an "n".

And the last example: "A bow and arrow."

So, thank you, everyone, for watching. What you can do now is do the quiz on this lesson.

I'll see you soon. Bye.

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Happy birthday to you

Happy birthday to you

Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday to you

Happy Birthday to you

Happy Birthday to you

make a wish

in three

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When to use "A" or "AN" in a sentence... and when NOT to! (Indefinite Articles) - Duration: 19:37.

Hi, everyone. In this lesson we're going to look at when to us "a" or "an".

In these sentences if we remove "a" sometimes the sentence is grammatically incorrect

or it sounds wrong,

or sometimes the sentence is still correct but it changes the meaning. So this lesson

is about when we need to use "a" or "an" in the sentence instead of "the" or not having

it all so that we get the correct meaning. Let's start with...

These are different grammar rules for when to use "a" or "an".

Let's start with when something is unspecified or known. Here are some examples, when I say:

"He has a cat.", or I say: "I'm going to buy a tent.", or I say: "Do you want a beer?"

these are all examples of something unspecified. I know he has a cat, but I don't know this

cat personally, so I just say: "a cat". When I say: "He has the cat", I mean that one and

you know the one I'm talking about. He has the cat. When I say:

"I'm going to buy the tent", the meaning is different because that sentence,

"the tent", "I'm going to buy the tent" is as if I've already decided it

and talked about, and chosen the tent before.

Not a tent. I'll go to the shop, I'll look at them, I'll buy that one.

So this one is unspecified and this one is known. For anybody who doesn't know what the word "tent" is,

we use a tent when we go camping and we sleep outside. We zip open the tent, we sleep inside

there. And the last example, again: "Do you want a beer?" I mean a beer in general, one

of these here, here you go. When I say: "Do you want the beer?" there's only one beer

there, last one.

Moving on, one of something. "I'll have a glass of red wine." That means one. Perhaps

you'd say that when you're ordering at a bar: "I'll have a glass of red wine, please." Number

two here: "He has a daughter." Means the same as he has one daughter. And the next example:

"I've got two apples and an orange." In this sentence we have the number two for two apples,

but we only mean one orange, so we say "an orange".

I can also say: "I've got two apples and one orange",

but this sentence makes sense as well. If you're wondering: "Why is it 'an'

here and not 'a'", go and check out Gill's lesson on when to use "a" or "an".

So pause this video and come back after.

Moving on, looking at jobs now, we say: "She's a teacher.",

"Mr. Smith is a police officer.",

and we say: "Rachel is a nurse." These sentences are wrong if I remove the "a".

"She's teacher", wrong. "Mr. Smith is police officer", wrong.

And: "Rachel is nurse", wrong.

Depends on your native language, but if you don't use articles... For example, in the Polish language

or Arabic, many people speaking English, especially at intermediate level do not use "a" in their

sentences. So it's a very common mistake to say something like:

"She's teacher." And see if you can hear me saying "a", because if you're not used to those articles you might

not even hear it. So listen carefully again this time: "She's a teacher.

" "a" becomes "e": "She's e teacher.", "Mr. Smith is a police officer.", "e". "Rachel is a nurse."

So I say it really quickly. So you might not hear it so easily when I'm saying it, but if you

don't say it... If you say: "Rachel is nurse", I can hear that every time, so remember that.

Number four, religions or ideologies. We say: "He's a Christian.", "They are Hindus." A

quick note here about these capital letters: Because these religions are names, we use

a capital letter there. "Karl Marx was a communist.", and "Margaret Thatcher was a conservative."

Moving on to number five which is social movements or trends. When we're describing that someone

belongs to a group in this way or follows a particular trend, that's when we use "a".

"He's a biker." means the same thing as: "He's a Hell's Angel." These are the people that

ride the Harley Davidson motorbikes, they wear all leather clothes, beards, and bandanas,

and ride around on their bikes in a motorcycle gang.

We don't say: "He's the biker", or:

"He's the Hell's Angel", because that changes the meaning of the sentence.

If I say: "He's the biker", it would be in a situation where somebody said: "Where's the biker? Where is he here?"

And I say: "He's the biker." It's a different meaning to describing what this...

How to identify this man, the group he's in, or... So we can understand his interest better.

Another example: "I'm a hipster." I'm not talking about myself, here, even though I'm

using "I'm". Something I've noticed is that people who are hipsters never admit to being

hipsters. And also we don't have so many hipsters in London as in parts of Canada and parts of the USA.

And for anybody who doesn't know what hipsters are, the first thing that comes

to mind is a man with a beard or a curling stache, perhaps all tattoos on his arms, wearing

really, really tight trousers. But you do get... You do get women hipsters as well.

So they're fashion... They're fashionable and they like the clothes that other people

wouldn't wear I suppose or old-fashioned things that other people wouldn't wear. Another example

here: "She's an environmentalist.", "Sarah is a vegan."

Because she's a vegan she doesn't eat cheese, she doesn't eat anything that was made from an animal.

And last example is: "Felix is a gamer."

Felix is PewDiePie on YouTube, so we can also say:

"PewDiePie is a gamer." Next we've got more examples.

Next use is nouns about a person. Look at this sentence: "Henry is an orphan." In this

sentence "orphan" is the noun, so we have "an" before.

The next sentence: "He's a psychopath.", "psychopath" is the noun.

Before the noun we have "a". Psychopath can be the kind of

crazy person who goes around stabbing people with a knife, can also be the kind of person

who doesn't care to lie, cheat, do anything... They have no morals. They'll do anything to

get what they want. When we change this sentence to the adjective form of this word to psychopathic,

we can say: "He's psychopathic", and when we do that we don't need "a", but if we're

using the noun we need to have "a" or "an". "He's a psychopath."

Another example: "She's an idiot." If we change "idiot" to the adjective form,

"idiotic", again, we don't need "an".

We can say: "She's idiotic." But because we're using the noun we say: "She's an idiot." And

the last example: Louise is a drunk." means that when... When we say somebody is a drunk,

every day they're drinking, and could be they wake up at half past 10 in the morning and

the first thing they do is have some alcohol drink. So when we say someone is a drunk,

here "drunk" is a noun, this is a different, very different meaning to saying... To saying:

"She's drunk", or saying: "Louise is drunk." That sentence means now she's drunk, but she's

not doing it all the time and in the morning.

Let's move on to number seven which is about nationalities. When a nationality is singular

we can use "a" or "an". "Marco is an Italian." We can also say: "He's Italian.",

"I'm an English woman." It's not wrong to say: "I'm English."

And we can say: "He's a Turk."

Do people use the word "Turk"? "Turk" is not considered the most standard, proper way to

describe the Turkish nationality, but it's used informally much in the same way that

an Irish person might be described as a Paddy, you might hear this said about Turkish, that

somebody is a Turk. So we can change this sentence: "He's a Turk" to: "He's Turkish."

What's the difference between the two examples? In the first example here where we're using

"an", "Marco is an Italian", it's like he's one of all the Italians. And if we say:

"He's Italian", of course it still describes his nationality and where he's from, and they're...

Both of them are correct. They don't have very, very different meanings, but a very

subtle difference in the sense that this one means one of a bigger group, and this one

includes the whole group together. Subtle difference.

Number eight, day of the week in general. Now, these sentences here, we... We're not

using them all the time. You need to find a specific thing that's happening so that

you can make this kind of sentence. First sentence is:

"Christmas is on (a) Monday this year."

I said it so quickly maybe you didn't even hear the word "a".

"Christmas is on a Monday this year."

Grammatically I can also remove "a" if I want, the two versions are

correct. I'll read it one more time because it was really fast:

"Christmas is on a Monday this year." What this sentence means

is Christmas is one day of the year, it's always on the

25th of December, but Christmas is always changing what day of the week it's on; sometimes

it's Monday, sometimes it's Wednesday, sometimes it's Saturday. So that's the kind of statement

that people would make about Christmas because it's an important day that people celebrate,

but because the day is almost always changing they might not know what day it will be on

this year. And some days when... When Christmas is on a Monday, for example, this can mean

that more people get time off work than normally, so that's why this sort of statement may be

said sometimes, why someone cares what day Christmas is on.

Another example: "The inauguration is always on (a) Friday."

This is when a new president becomes sworn in to become... To

become the president. And we would say this example sentence because there's a tradition

of this event, an inauguration always happening on the same... Same day of the week, and this

statement might be said because you don't know it will always happen on a Friday.

Number nine, we use "a" or "an" before an adjective in a description.

"Julia has a beautiful smile.", "The boy has a bad temper.",

"The cat has an expensive collar." In these sentences

the adjective: "beautiful", "bad", and "expensive", the "a" or "an" goes before the adjective.

And to decide: Is it an "a" or an "an"? Well, it depends... How you decide is the sound...

The first... The first sound in the adjective.

Number 10, exclamations "What" and "Such". I can say: "What a mess! What have you done?

There's plates all over the place. You've had a party I can see. What a mess!"

I can say: "What a joke! What a joke!" that has a kind of opposite meaning. If I say something...

If I say: "What a joke!" I don't mean funny in the "hahahahaha" way, like, good funny,

I mean: "I can't believe that. I don't like that. I can't believe that." Or I could say:

"What a surprise! So happy to see you." All of these exclamations using "What" need "a".

I can also change the sentence to keep a similar meaning using: "It was such a...",

"I went in the house and it was such a mess." I can also say:

"I can't believe what happened. It was such a joke."

And I can also say:

"It was such a surprise when I went home and everybody was there with balloons and cake for me on my birthday."

They mean very similar, but

different grammar constructions to say the same thing. And the two of them need to have "a".

Number 11, our last example is when two singular nouns are in a pair. When I'm eating I say:

"A knife and fork." I don't say: "A..." I don't say... I don't say: "A knife and a fork."

I don't say two a's because the singular nouns become a pair. I just say: "A knife and fork."

This is not wrong, but you will not hear... You generally wouldn't hear a native speaker

saying it that way: "A knife and a fork." I can think of an exception. Perhaps you really,

really were insistent that you need the two things, you need... You need a knife and a fork,

then it would be correct. But just in general most of the times when we say it,

it will sound like: "A knife and fork." Now, listen carefully to that as well because I

say it so quickly that you don't even hear the word "and", you just hear "n".

"A knife n fork." Another example here:

"A needle... A needle and thread. A needle and thread."

The "and"... The "and" disappears and just becomes an "n".

And the last example: "A bow and arrow."

So, thank you, everyone, for watching. What you can do now is do the quiz on this lesson.

I'll see you soon. Bye.

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Raksha Bandhan Special #BondedByLove - Duration: 2:48.

Raksha Bandhan Special #BondedByLove

Raksha Bandhan Special #BondedByLove

Raksha Bandhan Special #BondedByLove

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Top 5 Bollywood Actresses Who Changed Their Religion For Love You Won't Believe

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WONDER WOMAN meets LITTLE WONDER WOMAN - Duration: 4:37.

Woman (behind camera): I was there when they first met, I was trying to get out of your shot, it was very sweet!

[Women laughing]

Right now I'm on my way to Allan Gardens to go surprise Ella!

Ella is one of Wonder Woman's biggest fans and she's only four years old...

...so we're gonna surprise her by meeting Wonder Woman today!

Come with me!

Terrie (Ella's Mom): She has Wonder Woman clothes and three Wonder Woman costumes!

Woman Woman: That's pretty awesome! Terrie: ...a shield!

Steph: Okay, come on out Ella!

[ ♪ ♪ ]

Steph: Turn around!

[ ♪ ♪ ]

Steph: Who's that?

Terrie: Who's that?

Wonder Woman: It's nice to meet you!

Ella: Wonder Woman!

Steph & Terrie: Yeah! Wonder Woman: We're dressed the same!

Wonder Woman: Can I get a hug?

[ ♪ ♪ ]

Wonder Woman: You look really awesome!

Wonder Woman: I love your tiara!

Terrie: Oh you have a lasso!

Wonder Woman: I do! In fact!

Wonder Woman: I actually have...

Wonder Woman: A second... it's not as gold as my own...

Steph: Wow! Terrie: Oh! Wonder Woman: But I figured...

Wonder Woman: I didn't want to leave you out...

Wonder Woman: So you have your very own Tinkerbell themed lasso!

[ ♪ ♪ ]

Ella: ...A splash pad!

Wonder Woman: A splash pad?! That's pretty fun!

Wonder Woman: Did you splash around a lot?

Ella: Yeah!

Wonder Woman: Yeah?

Ella: I was kicking! Wonder Woman: Nice!

Wonder Woman: ...he's gonna be real mad he missed! Jackie: He's gonna be so surprised!

[ ♪ ♪ ]

Ella: I was waiting and waiting to see you!

[laughing]

Wonder Woman: Do you wanna do another picture then and do our power pose?

Ella: Yeah! Wonder Woman: Yeah?

Steph: That's some good power!

Jackie: Were you so surprised?

Ella: Yeah! I was like *gasps*

Ella: Come with me Wonder Woman! Wonder Woman: Yeah! Let's go! Let's go to the playground.

[ ♪ ♪ ]

Jackie: This is so awesome!

Ella: You're going down the slide with me, right? Wonder Woman: Okay!

Ella: Here we go!

[ ♪ ♪ ]

Wonder Woman: Nice!

Ella: Did you see that? Peter: I did! It was pretty awesome.

Ella: I went down the Wonder Woman slide!

Wonder Woman: It's now the Wonder Woman slide!

Wonder Woman: I officially own the slide!

Ella: Wonder Woman!

Wonder Woman: Yeah!

Ella: Let's go over there!

Wonder Woman: That's pretty impressive!

[ ♪ ♪ ]

Wonder Woman: There you go, you got it!

Wonder Woman: It'd like when I fly in my invisible jet!

[Wonder Woman makes plane noises]

[Ella laughing]

Ella: Like this? Wooooo!

Wonder Woman: Exactly! Just like that!

Jackie: Just like that!

[laughter]

Wonder Woman: Just like that!

Ella: If we see bad guys, do this!

[ ♪ ♪ ]

[ ♪ ♪ ]

[ ♪ ♪ ]

Wonder Woman: You gotta hold on nice and tight!

Ella: Woah!

[Ella giggles]

[ ♪ ♪ ]

[Ella giggles]

[ ♪ ♪ ]

[Ella giggles]

[ ♪ ♪ ]

Ella: I'm flying!

Wonder Woman: You are flying! Now pump your legs, keep flying, you got this!

[ ♪ ♪ ]

Wonder Woman: ...go on this side

Ella: No! Don't sit beside my Wonder Woman.

Jackie: Awe that's okay! Wonder Woman: Everyone can sit beside Wonder Woman for a bit!

Ella: I'm Wonder Woman and you're Wonder Woman!

Wonder Woman: Exactly! So there's 2 Wonder Women for people to sit beside!

Boy: We're going to the moon!

[children shrieking and laughing]

[Ella giggling]

Ella: You're silly!

Boy: Yeah, I am!

Jackie (laughing): Yeah, I am.

Ella: Wonder Woman! This is so much fun!

Ella: I need to go back to the hotel now.

Wonder Woman: Yeah? You're gonna get to go swimming!

Jackie: How about we'll write Wonder Woman a letter.

Jackie: Okay?

Jackie: And I have so many pictures!

Jackie: And Steph as so many pictures!

Jackie: Can you say 'thank you' to Wonder Woman?

Ella: Thank you Wonder Woman!

Wonder Woman: Thank YOU! I had such a fun time at the park.

Jackie: Thank you Wonder Woman!

Ella: Let me give you a...

Ella: ...a high five!

Wonder Woman: High five? Nice!

Jackie: Is this the greatest thing that's ever happened to you, ever?

Ella: Yeah!

Jackie: Yes! Wonder Woman: Yeah?

Wonder Woman: Topped Santa! You hear that Kringle?!

[laughing]

Ella: I just tooted!

[everyone laughing]

[ ♪ ♪ ]

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Como hacer las cejas (explicacion detallada) | How I Do My Brows - Duration: 4:53.

hey my beauties! welcome back to my channel

and for today's video I want to share with you guys this mini tutorial

about how I do my brows

so if you want to know how I did it, keep on watching

so, I already did this brow and now we are going to do the other one

and for that, I'm going to use the benefit goof proof brow pencil in no 5

but first, I'm going to comb the hair with the spoolie brush

now, I'm going to use the other side of the brow pencil

and then what we are going to do is to make a line under and above of the brow

and then we are going to fill in any sparse areas with the pencil

so I'll do it from the beginning of the brow

I'm going to do the line little by little

if you are a brow beginner I recommend to do this step

because you will practice on how to shape your brows :D

it's going to take a little while to do the brows

specially you have to stay calm lol

because I do my brows approximately

20 to 30 minutes both

so you need to be patient when you shape and fill in your brows

so we are going to do it little by little

now we are going to clean those edges and for that I'm going to use the benefit high brow pencil

so we are going to clean those edges and illuminate that part of the brow

and with this creamy pencil I'm going to give a little bit of shape to my brow

and now I'm going to use this small c brush

and I'll blend the creamy base and make the form of a sharpe on fleek brow.Yasssss lol

so I'll do it little by little with the creamy base

last and not least, I'll use the anastasia beverly hills clear brow gel

and this gel is going to help us to hold those stubborn hairs in place

so I'll use it on both brows

so basically this is the routine that I do with my brows and then I'll do the rest of my makeup

ok my beauties this is the mini tutorial of today's video

I hope you liked it

don't forget to give it a thumps up and suscribe to my channel

if you haven't

besides, I'll leave all the information of the products that I used in the description box as well as my social media

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so you won't miss the next videos

and also share this video with your friends and family and see you next time!!!

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If disaster does strike, here's how to get out unscathed - Duration: 10:13.

If disaster does strike, here's how to get out unscathed

Plenty of experts are predicting a property price crash.

THIS story is about what you can do if Australia has a housing crash. Plenty has been written about whether we will or won't. This is not one of those stories. This is an if-then scenario.

A handbook of what to do in case of disaster, if you like.

If housing prices fall, say, 25 per cent, do you want to be stuck in the middle getting covered in blood and gore, or do you want to be off on one side, your hand covering your mouth in horror, saying 'Ouch, that's gotta hurt!'.

PROPERTY. If you have an investment property during a housing crash, well, you will probably wish you didn't. The decision is whether to discount it to secure a sale or hang on grimly.

It's the perennial dilemma of an investor in a falling market, but really, it's a simple decision.

For owner-occupiers the decision will be more complicated. The value of a house to an owner-occupier is at least partly in the shelter, etc, that it provides, not the financial value.

If your house is worth 25 per cent less suddenly, the value of the shelter hasn't fallen.

And if you want to sell and buy a new place to live in, the new place has probably fallen in value too, so you're okay.

The main way a housing crash matters for an owner-occupier is if you're planning to sell the house and use the money for something else, like a retirement.

If that's the case, trying to sell before the crash reaches its nadir might make sense.

Selling your assets in a crash sounds clever but is it easy? What if you finally decide/manage to sell the day before the market turns up again? The big question is: how far is it to the bottom of the market, both in percentage terms and in terms of time?.

Big housing downturns tend not to be short-run blips like you might see in more liquid assets like shares. Check out the time from top to bottom in the case of Spain (six years) and the USA (four years).

In the case of a big crash you're potentially looking at several years of price decay. Once the downturn starts it is not necessarily too late to sell.

Of course the problem is you don't know if it will be a big or small housing downturn on the day you choose to sell.

Australian banks make up a large chunk of the Australian sharemarket. Nothing is certain, of course, but there are plenty of reasons to think a house price crash could do serious damage to the sharemarket.

There are four main mechanisms for this. The big banks make up a huge proportion of the Australian stockmarket.

There's only four of them compared to 196 other stocks in the S&P ASX 200 but they account for 25% per cent of the total value of the group.

The thing to know about our banks is they make their money lending on property. If property tanks their world-famous multi-billion dollar profits will look shaky and their share prices could wend their way southward.

Retailers like Harvey Norman are also listed stocks. A booming housing market has been great for Harvey Norman as people fill their expensive homes with nice new stuff.

If it all turns to poop not so many people will "Go Harvey Norman Go" and the sofas and dining settings will sit in their showrooms gathering dust.

People just buy more stuff when their house value goes up. This is called the wealth effect and it is highly likely to apply in reverse too.

Falling wealth will crimp spending at all sort of Australian companies and could depress the sharemarket. According to a survey by Deloitte and the ASX, 31 per cent of Australian adults own shares. They might consider selling up in a housing crash.

But the other 69 per cent of us can't necessarily relax: superannuation is largely invested in Australian shares. You might not choose exactly which shares your super is in but most super funds give you a few high-level options.

Mine — a regular industry super fund — lets me put super into things like a mix of international shares and cash investments if I so choose. That would be one way to reduce exposure to the Australian property market.

If you think about it, your lifetime earnings are already highly exposed to the performance of the Australian economy. Investment advisers are always telling us to diversify.

If you put your super in something that doesn't correlate with the health of the Australian economy, you've diversified away some of your risk, even if the housing market doesn't' do anything drastic.

In the absolute worst case scenario of major financial contagion, financial institutions collapse. What happens to your money?.

The big banks have deposits guaranteed by the federal government. So do all Authorised Deposit-taking Institutions, like building societies and credit unions. Deposits up to $250,000 are guaranteed even if the deposit-holder goes bust.

If you have more than $250,000 in cash (lucky you!) split it across two banks as the guarantee tops out at $250,000 per bank. But beware: not every entity where you can have an account is an Authorised Deposit taking Institution (ADI).

If your cash is in an account held by an investment broker or an offset account at a non-bank lender, it could be at much higher risk if that entity goes broke.

(Of course if the government also collapses and we revert to an anarchic state we will all look back at this chat about the exact distinction of an authorised deposit taking institution and have a good laugh.

If the housing market tanks and takes down the sharemarket, while financial institutions are shuffling into their graves with the federal government furiously bailing us out, it's hard to imagine the labour market would be looking too peachy.

What can an Aussie do when the unemployment rate spikes? Do we have to just sit here and take it?. One answer is to get a job that won't disappear in the bad times.

If you work at a real estate agency, your job is probably less secure during a housing crash than if you work in a discount grocery retailer.

In the really bad times, a government job — say working for Centrelink — is a strong defence. (They'll probably even hire a bunch of new people and make you their manager.).

There's also the passport option. Australia could turn to custard but that doesn't mean the rest of the world will do so too.

Many Aussies have dual citizenship (check to see if you do, you might be surprised) and have work rights in some other part of the world.

Even without a foreign passport you might be able to swing a work visa to Canada or the UK if you're young. If things get really dire you could always consider NZ — Aussies can work there with no paperwork required.

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Eye serum for puffy eyes sunken eyes | homemade eye serum for puffy eyes sunken eyes - Duration: 2:36.

Hi friends, I am Preeti and welcome back to I am Preety

Channel In today's video, I am going to share a recipe

of eye serum for sunken eyes, puffy eyes.

When you have irritated, watery eyes, puffiness, it is called tired and sunken eyes.

sunken puffy eyes can be due to aging, dehydration, tiredness, insomnia, weight loss, smoking,

and genetically.

The first remedy is you should try to reduce stress and try to get minimum 7 hours of sleep.

Secondly, I am sharing an eye serum recipe for puffy eyes, sunken eyes, it will relieve

symptoms of puffy eyes and your eyes will not look tired.

to make this serum, in a bowl mix 1 tsp. honey, 1/2 tsp. almond

oil, 1 vit A capsule.

prick the capsule and squeeze now mix all the ingredients and store in a

clean dry container.

Almond oil contains vitamin E which will nourish your eyes, honey will hydrate the skin around

eyes, the skin around eyes is very delicate which

needs proper hydration, vitamin A will encourage new cell production

process, therefore vitamin A will improve over all eye's health

I will recommend to make this serum in fresh batches

after 2 weeks make the fresh batch after a week you will feel significant improvements

to the condition of your eyes now I will tell you how to apply this serum

take some serum in your fingers, warm by rubbing it, now massage it around your eyes in gentle

round circular motions and keep it overnight

if you like this video please give it a big thumbs up.

share it with your friends and family please subscribe to my channel for upcoming

home remedies I will see you all in my next video

until then stay beautiful and stylish bbye

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Meteorologist Dick Albert Dies at 72 | H34 TV - Duration: 2:16.

Meteorologist Dick Albert Dies at 72 | H34 TV

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Best Key Finder and Tracker on Amazon - Duration: 14:01.

Best Key Finder and Tracker on Amazon

Best Key Finder and Tracker on Amazon

Best Key Finder and Tracker on Amazon

Best Key Finder and Tracker on Amazon

Best Key Finder and Tracker on Amazon

Best Key Finder and Tracker on Amazon

Best Key Finder and Tracker on Amazon

Best Key Finder and Tracker on Amazon

Best Key Finder and Tracker on Amazon

Best Key Finder and Tracker on Amazon

Best Key Finder and Tracker on Amazon

Best Key Finder and Tracker on Amazon

Best Key Finder and Tracker on Amazon

Best Key Finder and Tracker on Amazon

Best Key Finder and Tracker on Amazon

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Wanna One Popularity Ranking From Produce 101 Season 2 💕 워너원 순위 프로듀스101 - Duration: 6:23.

Wanna One is a fine product from Produce 101 Season 2. Thanks to CJ E&M group who conducted

a survival competition reality show called Produce 101 aired on Mnet TV channel, we finally

found out who are the real 11 KPOP stars. Produce 101 Season 2 became a worldwide phenomenon

penetrated into KPOP fans' hearts around world. The most anticipated boyband Wanna One finally

emerged.

Welcome to TopHuntie, we are top star hunters. And today we present the official picks from

Produce 101 Seasons 2 of Wanna One KPOP boyband and get more details about the 11 members

to find out who they are.

Before we begin, we would like to let you know that we publish a new video every day.

Be sure to subscribe and click on the notification icon so that you don't miss any good content.

I suggest you keep watching until the end of this video.

Here is the first entry:

Number 11, Ha Sung Woon (하성운). Ha Sung-woon was born on the twenty second of March in

1994 which is 23 years old by now.  During the final broadcast he ranked 11th with a

total of seven hundred ninety thousand and three hundred and two (790,302) votes. He

likes singing and playing soccer.

Number 10, Bae Jin-young (배진영) was born on the 10th of May in 2000. He is only 17

years old by now. He ranked number 10 in the season with the votes of barely over 8 thousands.

He likes skiing, soccer and singing.

Number 9, Born in Busan, Hwang Min-hyun (황민현) was born on the ninth of August in 1995 which

21 years old. He ranked 9th with a total of nearly nine hundred thousand votes nationwide.

He can speak Japanese, and he likes writing lyrics and composing songs.

Number 8, Yoon Ji-seong (윤지성) was born on the eighth of March in 1991. He is now over

26 years old by August 2017. His real name was Yoon Byung-ok (윤병옥) but later on

he changed to Yoon Ji-seong. In Produce 101 Season 2, he ranked 8th with a total of nine

hundred and two thousand and ninety-eight (902,098) votes. He likes animals. His specialty

is acting.

Number 7, Lai Guan-lin (賴冠霖, 라이관린) was born on September 23, 2001. He is only

15 years old which is the youngest member in the Wanna One group. As you can see his name,

he is not Korean. He is from New Taipei City, Taiwan. He successfully became a KPOP star

with the ranking 7th and votes of ninety hundred and five thousands. He can speak Chinese,

Korean and English.

Number 6, One more Busan fellow, Park Woo-jin (박우진) was born on the 2nd of November

in 1999 which is 17 old of ages by now. He rose from the ranking of seventy fifth to

his final rank of number 6. He got barely over 937 thousand votes. He is a sport man.

He likes Soccer, Basketball, and Volleyball.

Number 5, Ong Seong-woo (옹성우) was born on August 25, 1995 (age 21).

He ranked 5th with a total of nearly 1 million votes.

Before he joined the competition, he starred in a short film by his company, Fantagio.

His hobby is dancing while his specialty is drum.

Number 4, Born and raised in Seoul, Kim Jaehwan (김재환) was born on the 27th of May in

1996, 21 yeas old by now. He competed on Produce 101 as an independent trainee and he ranked 4th

with a total of over 1 million votes. His specialty is guitar.

Number 3, Lee Daehwi (이대휘) was born on the twenty ninth of January of 2001, which

is 16 years old. During the final broadcast, he got number 3 with the total votes of 1.1

millions. His specialties are music composing, lyric writing, beat making and piano.

Number 2, Park Ji-hoon (박지훈) was born on the twenty ninth of May in 1999. He is

just 18 now. He got number 2 with the votes of 1.13 millions. He is good at popping and

beat boxing.

Number 1, Another Busan fellow, Kang Daniel. Kang Daniel was born on the tenth of December

1996 which is nearly 21 years old by now. He was born as Kang Eui-geon (강의건) and

then changed to Kang Daniel. He ranked 1st of the Produce 101 Season 2 with the final

votes of 1.5 millions. His hobbies are: board riding, and dancing.

Do you agree with this pick? Just comment down below if you think who should rank higher.

Like this video and subscribe to TopHuntie to get the latest videos.

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22 Men And Women Share The One Kinky Fetish That Makes Them Cum Instantly - Duration: 10:32.

22 Men And Women Share The One Kinky Fetish That Makes Them Cum Instantly

1.

Spanking

Spanking.

I never understood why you'd want to get hit.

I didn't understand how that could be pleasurable at all.

My boyfriend and I tried it playfully once and we both loved it.

Now, it's a huge turn on.

2.

Choking

Choking.

It always just seemed stupid and dangerous.

But holy shit, it's so hot.

3.

Rough BDSM

Rough play/BDSM.

Was never into it, never could imagine hitting a girl.

But there's something to be said, with a consenting partner OBVIOUSLY, for how it feels to slap someone while really putting it to her.

And putting a willing partner over your lap and spanking her hard?

I almost jizzed in my pants last time.

4.

Dominating Men

Dominating…as a female I feel not many straight men are into being a sub, but it's the best sex I've ever had.

I love being in charge!

5.

"Daddy"

On the rare occasion I heard another woman call her boy friend Daddy, it would always weird me out.

I would ask, "Why?" in my head.

Now, whenever my girl friend says it, I get the biggest fucking mind boner.

I don't know it just really gets me.

6.

Rape Fantasy

Rape fetish.

My girlfriend is obsessed with it.

We sat down and discussed it one night and once I found out it was all about the lack of control (in her words,

I want to be used as a toy) I was keen to try it out.

So, a few years later I'm pleased to say that I am a pretty good goddamn rapist.

I never thought I'd like slapping a woman around before sodomizing them but, well, here we are.

It's a monthly thing though and we go into a lot of planning.

I usually either hide in the house and jump her when she gets home or I'll pretend to "force" my way into the house.

She sometimes goes shopping for me and buys me new balaclavas and gloves.

And before anyone asks, we have code words for various things like: back off this is too intense (raspberries) and go harder (you're a

fucking pussy).

So far we have never used the word raspberries…

7.

Rimming

Rimming.

I thought it was gross until I tried it.

As long as your partner maintains good basic hygiene, and takes a shower beforehand and washes it out well,

I feel that it's no more "germy" than any other orifice on the human animal.

That being said, I now fucking love eating ass.

8.

Rope Play

Rope.

Specifically kinbaku and torture rope.

I got into it thinking I'd only really be interested in learning bedroom ties, e.g. restraints for wrists and ankles to the bed or

whatever, for sex, and maybe learn more shibari (fancy decorative ties, not really intended to hurt, sometimes can be made to feel good,

but aesthetics come first).

But.

I got together with a masochist, and we hit it off… and I quickly learned that it was fun as fuck to have that S/M dynamic with her.

Initially, I used impact toys, like floggers and paddles, but I found rope to be way more versatile.

These days, I'll usually put her in a partial suspension involving one or two torture ties,

and then beat her with canes until she gets this "if you don't fuck me right now, I'm going to murder you and fuck your corpse" look.

I prefer to be alive for the sex.

9.

Stepsister Fantasy

Stepsister porn.

They're all so horribly acted, but something about the sheer awkwardness turns me on.

The girls in stepsister pornos are always pretty average-looking but with a nice butt too.

Just my type.

10.

More "Daddy"

Girlfriend has a daddy thing.

I pretend I'm not into it.

It's a lie.

The apprehension is fun for her.

Why take it away?

11.

Crossdressing

My ex wanted me to dress up in her clothes, wig, makeup, the whole 9 yards.

I did, and I was sexy.

Before we got to do the dirty, her parents came home and I had to sneak out dressed like that.

At school the next day she told me she didn't think it would work out because she thought I was gay.

To her credit though, she didn't tell anyone.

That was the beginning of my crossdressing fetish.

12.

Lesbian Cheating

Lesbian adultery.

Like, finding a girl to pretend to be taken and straight and just seduce the fuck out of her.

I hated cheaters for so long, and now…nnf.

Obligatory: this is all roleplay, I'm not actually destroying relationships.

No momentary hotness is with destroying someone's life.

13.

Futanari

Futanari.

It is all the benefits of girl on girl but with cum involved and the girl, with a cock, actually has a reason for acting like it is

pleasurable.

Girls using strap ons is so odd to watch.

They almost never use it well and have to hold the shaft and thrust awkwardly.

But Futanari hentai is so appealing.

14.

Pegging

Pegging is amazing!

I wish I could find more men who are into it.

While being in control does get me off mentally, seeing the man enjoying himself gets me off.

I love when I do it right and give him an orgasm by rubbing up against his prostate.

See his facial expressions, hearing his breathing pattern change, the moans and body quivering is incredible to me.

15.

Teasing

BDSM.

Specifically binding her up and teasing her with orgasms.

16.

Tentacle Porn

Tentacle

It's just a way to watch a girl get railed without looking at a penis or risk of seeing a dudes butt hole(or the dude at all really).

"Toys" would be the obvious counter to it but have you seen it?

It's so hollow, everyone involved looks like they're just getting a paycheck.

17.

Watersports

Watersports.

I have this deep fantasy of being treated like a human urinal.

18.

Master/Slave Roleplay

Master/slave.

Used to think it was way too extreme years ago but I eventually realized it isn't really extreme at all.

Just a different way of doing things and I absolutely love it.

19.

Lactation

Lactation fetish.

Aka erotic lactation.

It's fun and filling.

Like literally 😜

20.

Knife Play

Knife play.

I used to be scared about it, thinking about how dangerous it could be, etc.

Turns out, as long as you both really talk it out and set boundaries, it's quite enjoyable.

Same with candle wax/fire.

21.

Wife Sharing

Wife Sharing (not cuckolding, not into the humiliation aspect).

Used to hate other guys looking at my SO, then one night we got really drunk and seen her dancing with another guy.

Rather than being pissed off, I was really throbbing and decided to watch her grind up on this guy.

From there, we discussed it and have had many MFM threesomes and other stuff since.

Such a big fetish now!

22.

Pregnancy

Pregnant chicks.

I never thought I'd be into that until my wife got pregnant.

Her boobs ballooned and she got real horny 24/7… those were truly glorious days.

Now whenever I see that ballooned pregnant shape, it really gets me going.

I even took some pics/video of my wife about a month after we had our 1st kid…

I have all the porn in the world at my fingertips, and those pics are still my go-to fapping material.