The Flatmates episode 192, from BBC Learning English

	Khalid is stopped by a market research interviewer doing a survey for a travel company. What will Kahlid say? Find out more in episode 192 - A street survey - from BBC Learning English.

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#1 написал: thesky363 (1 августа 2013 07:57)

Native speakers always shorten those when they speak I reckon. I'd for I would or I had. I'll for? I will. I've for I have :)

#2 написал: thesky363 (1 августа 2013 07:57)

If there was a serious problem, I spoke to the manager. :) I reckon. that? kind of conditional is used to say things aren't real now and unlikely to happen I reckon.

#3 написал: vu thai (1 августа 2013 07:57)

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#4 написал: Salvatore Nicolella (1 августа 2013 07:57)

have? a look here, they explain evrth...

#5 написал: Yunus Asfari (1 августа 2013 07:57)

A: the correct is:? If there were a serious problem

#6 написал: Hank Liao (1 августа 2013 07:57)

"? I'd " for "I would"

#7 написал: MikFrey (1 августа 2013 07:57)

In this context "well" means "thus" or "so" - maybe these are not perfect words for replacment well in this sentance, but I can't remind better right new. It doesn't mean literally well, it's just introduction to the? answer.

#8 написал: THEJNESAEJAN (1 августа 2013 07:57)

what does 'well' in 0.28 mean? and what does 'i'd' short for?. Sorry for the? stupid questions.