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    Hi. I'm Gill at www.engvid.com and today we're

    going to have a look at some expressions

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    using the word "think". Okay?

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    We've already had the lesson

    on the use of "think".

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    This is more to do with expressions

    now, particular meanings.

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    So, let's have a look at the first example.

    And if you say: "What was I thinking?!" or

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    "What were you thinking?!"

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    and especially if you have a

    question mark and an exclamation

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    mark afterwards-"What was I thinking?!

    Why did I do that?",

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    "Why did you do that?

    What were you thinking?!"

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    -it's like a criticism either of

    yourself or someone else because

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    of something they have done.

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    "Why did they do that? It was stupid.

    What were you thinking?! Oh, dear."

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    Don't do it again, whatever it was. Okay,

    so that's a very useful expression.

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    But you have to be a bit careful, though, how

    you use it. Be careful who you criticize.

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    Uh-huh. Okay.

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    Next one, this is somebody who thinks

    too much without doing anything, so:

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    "She tends to overthink things."

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    Meaning she thinks about doing things

    or she dwells on things too much,

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    maybe she gets a little bit depressed because

    she thinks too much. Too much thinking, not

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    enough action is not always a good thing.

    It depends what the action is, of course.

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    But: "She tends to overthink things." And

    the more you think about something, maybe

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    the harder it is to actually do

    it, so you need a balance. Okay?

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    Now, this is about somebody's opinion of themselves.

    So: "He thinks of himself as a great artist."

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    Okay? So he's not very modest. He's an artist,

    he paints paintings maybe, and he thinks he's

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    really good. So for people to have a really

    high opinion of themselves is not always a

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    good thing. A little bit of

    modesty is always useful. Okay?

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    So: "He thinks of himself

    as a great artist."

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    It sounds a little bit like a criticism.

    You know, he has a high opinion

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    of himself. Okay.

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    Now, this one: "It's later than

    you think!" It is like a warning.

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    It could be in a...

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    In a horror film, a horror movie or something,

    you know, The Martian, The Landing:

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    "It's later than you think!" It seems to have

    an American accent with it. Sort of something

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    to frighten people. It could be part of an

    entertainment, though, like a film. It doesn't

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    always mean just literally: "Oh, you think

    it's 3 o'clock and it's actually 4 o'clock.

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    It's later than you think."

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    It's an hour later than you think.

    So you could use it that way,

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    but it usually has a special meaning to make people

    worry a little bit. Maybe people advertising,

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    trying to sell insurance,

    life insurance.

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    "How old are you? 40.

    It's later than you

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    think and you haven't taken

    out life insurance yet.

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    What will happen to your family if anything

    happens to you? It's later than you think."

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    So companies, you know,

    insurance companies

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    especially try to worry people,

    so you can be aware of that.

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    Okay, next example: "Come to think of it,

    I haven't seen her for a month or two."

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    So, you're saying: "Well, now... Now I'm

    thinking about it, about that woman,

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    now I'm thinking about her, I haven't

    seen her for a month or two."

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    So you weren't aware

    that you hadn't

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    seen her, but then when

    somebody mentions her name:

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    "Oh, yeah, come to think of it, I

    haven't seen her for some time."

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    So: "Come to think of it"

    is quite a useful phrase.

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    Okay?

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    Next one, if someone says: "Oh, I'm just thinking

    aloud." or "I'm just thinking out loud."

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    they're saying things, they're saying their thoughts,

    and maybe they don't make a lot of sense sometimes.

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    If you say what you're thinking all the time,

    it can be very strange for other people. If

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    you're speaking your thoughts all the time you

    have to be careful to select a little bit.

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    If someone's having some

    ideas for a project

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    and they're sort of

    brainstorming-yeah?-they're thinking aloud,

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    thinking of different ideas... Thinking

    usually is silent, inside your head.

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    But if you're saying what you're thinking, you're

    thinking aloud or you're thinking out loud.

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    You're speaking your thoughts.

    And if you say:

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    "Oh, don't... Don't mind me.

    I'm just thinking aloud.

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    Don't take any notice of me. These

    are just my thoughts." You know?

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    I have to arrange them later into some sort of

    order and sense. Okay? So, just thinking aloud.

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    Right, moving on. If you have an idea, but then later

    you're not quite sure it's a good idea, you say:

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    "I did have an idea, but I've

    thought better of it." Meaning:

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    "Well, it wasn't such a good idea. I thought better

    of it", meaning I'm not going to do that now,

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    that idea. It's not as good as I first thought

    it was. Okay? I thought better of it.

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    Right. Next: "If you don't think

    big, you'll never achieve anything."

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    So when you think

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    new ideas, try to think big because you can

    always come back to something smaller later,

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    but if you're wanting to achieve things in life,

    sometimes you have to think big. Otherwise

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    if you think small you're only going to go a

    small way. So to think big you will progress

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    a little bit further. Okay. "If you don't

    think big, you'll never achieve anything."

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    Now, this is about opinion again, about

    people who work together, colleagues:

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    "He thinks very little of his colleagues." That

    means he doesn't have a very high opinion of his

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    colleagues. He doesn't really respect them

    very much. So it's not a very nice thing.

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    It's good to think well of your colleagues. Okay?

    Not to think very little of your colleagues.

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    Okay?

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    Also, if you go to see a film but you didn't

    really like it very much, you can say:

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    "I didn't think much of that film."

    It was okay, but nothing special.

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    "I didn't think

    much of that film."

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    Then decisions, decisions with money, it's

    always a big issue, especially nowadays.

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    "You should think twice before

    investing with that bank."

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    Now, if you think

    once and invest the

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    money... Okay? Well, you have to hope for

    the best. But if you think twice, it means

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    you've thought once and you've thought: "Okay,

    it's probably a good bank to invest with."

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    But if you think a second

    time, you might think:

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    "Ah, but there was some bad publicity recently about

    that bank. Maybe I shouldn't invest with them."

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    So when you think twice,

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    you're possibly changing your mind, deciding

    not to do something when you've thought for

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    the second time. So: "Think

    twice before doing something."

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    Okay, and then finally, this is a very nice

    one: "She thinks the world of her sister."

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    The world, the whole world, that means she

    thinks a lot of her sister. She thinks her

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    sister is great, lovely person. So: "She

    thinks the world of her sister." Okay.

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    So, I hope those examples have been

    interesting and useful for you.

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    And if you'd like to do a quiz on this subject,

    please go to the website: www.engvid.com.

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    And if you'd like to subscribe to my YouTube

    channel, then that would be lovely.

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    Thank you. And hope to

    see you again very soon.

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    Okay. Bye for now.

  2. the hurder it is to actually do it.

  3. сильнее это есть > на самом деле сделать это.

  4. depends what the action

  5. зависит-что-есть-действие

  6. немного скромности есть всего используемо

  7. Это звучит немного как критически

  8. Это на час позже чем вы думаете

  9. Sort of something to frighten people

  10. Что-то чего-то что > напугать людей

  11. actually (на самом деле)

  12. you haven't (вы не сделали) taken out (сделать вне) life insurance you (страхование жизни)

  13. IN_SUR_ance(перед)

  14. произнесено как ФАКТ. немножко скромности всегда хорошо

  15. Значит, компании,

    страховые компании

  16. особенно старайтесь беспокоить людей,

    так что вы можете знать об этом.

  17. страховка

  18. mentions-упоминать

  19. quite- довольно

  20. don't mind me. не трогай меня

  21. notice - уведомление

  22. either-или

  23. because of something

  24. whatever it was

  25. But you have to be a bit careful THOUT

  26. dwells-обитать жить

  27. It depends what the action is of course.

    Можно перевести как "это зависит от ситуации" Но меня больше всео насторожило здесь употребление слова ACTION. потому что оно означает действие как таковое. Но тут раскрывается смысл как явления чего-либо. Буквально так "It depends" это зависит "What the action is" Что есть Какое явление случилось есть.

  28. and THE more you think about it maybe THE harder it is to actually do it

    THE и THE используются здесь как сигнификант Который в русском имеет значение ЧЕМ. Чем-союз-индекс. Указываемый на ЭТО что должно указаться. На такие слова как "больше, лучше, Красивее,сложнее" Эти слова требуют опоры для маркировки их как главные значимые и определенные слова. ЭТО ЕСТЬ. THE MORE.

  29. Warning- опасность предостережение

  30. It seems to have an American accent with it.

    Смущает наличие HAVE потому что субъекта как такового нет. Это безличное предложение так же как и в русском языке. Видимо в английском языке необходимо наличие субъекта для состоятельности предложения. IT SEEMS TO HAVE. Это(явление) /как будто/ имеет

  31. SEEM-кажется. (как будто) подразумевает как будто. Не буквально а явление КАК БУДТО

  32. MEAN- значение а не думать как процесс. MEAN - слово явление уже. Как факт. Смысл значение мысль. ЯВЛЕНИЕ а не процесс

  33. MEANING -процесс. Процесс обозначения наличествующего смысла. значит ИМЕТЬ ВВИДУ

  34. AWARE- в этом слове есть ощущение остережения. Как будто кто-то подает сигнал и что-то куда-то улетучивается

  35. mind- сознание ум рассудок. Тоже есть явление. Don't mind me. значит не бери меня как явление. Не бури меня во внимание как субъекта. Симпровизируй так будто меня нет. Don't Mind (не представляй бытия) ME (меня). Я не есть явление MIND. Я не есть явление. I am not action. В плане меня нет.

    Фраза Я НЕ ПРОТИВ I AM NOT MIND.

    В смысле Субъект Я- может быть ПРОТИВ или НЕ_ПРОТИВ. Он выбирает НЕ_ПРОТИВ.

    В случае iamnotmind я-субъект I AM. Есть здесь. не-MIND. Я ЕСТЬ СОЗНАНИЕ МЫСЛЯЩЕЕ подразумеваемое MIND не претендует на значимость своего сознания как явления которе может перечить а может и нет. I AM NOT MIND. Я ЕСТЬ не ЯВЛЕНИЕ МОЕГО СОЗНАНИЯ КАК ПОТЕНЦИАЛЬНО ПРЕГРАЖДАЮЩЕЕ ЧТО_ЛИБО.

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  36. You could youse it that way but it ussually has a special meaning to make a people worry a little bit.

  37. Meaning- процесс умышленного намерения сделать что-либо

  38. Achieve

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