Free English Class! Topic: Describing Using Things! 🔑🔧📏 (Lesson Only)

Well, hello and welcome to this

English lesson about using things.

I will admit this is a really bad title for

a lesson, an English lesson that's filled with some very

common words that you do need to know.

I just couldn't think about a good

title for what to call it.

But the other day I ejected a DVD.

Yes, is still using a DVD player.

I ejected a DVD.

I put something up, I propped something up, I

hooked something up, I stacked some things, and I

thought all of these words make a good lesson.

A lesson, I guess, about describing

the actions of using things.

Maybe that's a better title.

Anyways, welcome to this English lesson.

I hope that you enjoy it.

We're going to talk about describing using things.

Hopefully that makes sense.

Extend.

So when you extend something, it means that

it's in a state of either being folded

up or wrapped up or rolled up.

And then extend is when you put it out.

On this camper, there is an awning.

And when the person stopped, they extended the awning.

Okay, I'm using the past tense.

So when you extend something, it

means it kind of goes out.

I wouldn't use this for an umbrella.

Like, you open an umbrella, but

you definitely extend an awning.

Maybe on your balcony you have an awning that rolls up.

There's another word for you, and

maybe you can crank it.

There's another word in order to extend the awning.

But yes, when you extend something, you move it from

a packed up state to being out and usable.