Episode 109 – The Benefits of Computer Games 🎮

  

Did you know that playing on the PlayStation has many benefits?! 🤔 Well… we’re here to tell you it does! 😃 Plus there’s talk of SONIC the Hedgehog 🦔, NAN’S on the xBox 👵, The KING of the Jungle 🦁 and lots more so just keeeeeeep on ROCKin’ people! ✌️

The RnR vocab that you will learn in today’s show:

  1. I’ve been called up off the bench

  2. Great way to learn English with an edge

  3. The name was Charlie Chappell, aka Clarification Charlie

  4. No, I’m in the dark as usual

  5. I wasn’t aware of the day, it passed me by that one

  6. Would’ve been better to do this last week, but we have to make do

  7. You imagine your Nan has got problems with her eyes and she goes to the opticians

  8. Oh really? Did I show myself up there for being out of touch?

  9. Such as wanker!

  10. Mario was an Italian plumber

  11. It was a quite cunning way of actually meaning he just played on his own – deceive

  12. Hopefully Super Mario Kart will set me in good stead for driving in Palermo

  13. People are hitting are their horns

  14. Boom Boom strikes up a conversation with these lads from Motherwell

  15. Shall we play Championship Manager, or shall we pull some birds?

   

   

RnR Grammar

In today’s show I said that International Computer Games Day was last week, so it “WOULD’VE BEEN better to do this show last week”.

Notice how it’s written there, but it sounds like “would’ve bin”, in the contracted negative form, this sounds like “wouldn’t’ve” (it’s not correct to write like that, I’m just trying to make you understand how it’s written!).

Anyway, it’s NOT important to talk like this, but it IS important to understand this! Also, if you can get into the habit of using this form when speaking, it will make your life easier, as for anything in the past, you can always say:

  1. WOULD’VE

  2. COULD’VE

  3. SHOULD’VE

And the easier it is to say, the easier it will be to remember! 👊