Meet Johnny

 

Meet Johnny Chan - he is from Hong Kong and he came to Britain to make money!

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Preparation

Before you watch the animation

Do the vocabulary activity below before you watch the animation.

Exercise

Task

Comprehension Task

Now that you have watched and listened to Johnny, try this exercise to see how much you understood.

Exercise

Task 2

Looking back at season 1: Johnny's Season

The questions below are about Johnny. If you don't remember the answers, you will have to go back and listen to the earlier episodes again.

Exercise

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glamorous's picture

Hi every body, specially "The Learn English Team"
I have a question in this soap story.
what do you mean about this sentence: "but I didn’t get very far with my
studies" that Johnny said.
I think he had to say " I didn't get very NEAR with my studies" didn't he?
because he has worked a lot and didn't have enough time to study! so he got far, and didn't get near with his study. 
This is only my gess and I'm not sure. I pleased if you tell me about it.
Love.
Samira

abosohaad's picture

where is he earlier episodes 

Stephen Jones's picture
LearnEnglish
team

Hello abosohaad,
 
If you check back to Series 1 Episode 12 (Good News, Bad News), you will find Johnny having a difficult decision to make.
 
He then reappeared in Series 2 Episode 6 (​Welcome Back Johnny!), ​so we can figure out the decision he eventually made!
 
Regards,
 
Stephen Jones
 
The LearnEnglish Team

Raashid's picture

Kindly tell me the meaning of the word 'betcha' as I saw it in a story of Isaac Asimov.The entire sentence is , " He knows almost as much,I betcha."

Stephen Jones's picture
LearnEnglish
team

Hello Raashid,
I'm glad to see some of our users enjoy Asmiov's work.
Some dictionaries have this word, and some don't because it is 'non-standard' English. It is actually the contraction of two words - ​bet you However, when we speak, or when we write spoken English, the words run into one another, and it becomes pronounced ​betcha!'
There are similar patterns with don't you (dontcha) and got you (gotcha).
For a definition, try looking up you bet into the ​Cambridge Dictionaries Online search box on the right of the page.
Regards,
Stephen
The LearnEnglish Team

Naira's picture

hi what does it mean "in the bit they call ‘the city’."

AdamJK's picture
LearnEnglish
team

Hello,
Do you know what 'bit' means? Look it up in our online dictionary on the right.
Best wishes,
Adam
The LearnEnglish Team

aeltaher's picture

Hi Adam
How can i ask about the right answers and communicate with the learn English team

AdamJK's picture
LearnEnglish
team

Hi,
You are communicating with us now!
What answers do you want - to the tasks?
Best wishes,
Adam
The LearnEnglish Team

aeltaher's picture

it is meaning (a Few)