Lesson on how to use IT'S TIME...(It's time to learn ENGLISH!)

This video tutorial teaches the English expression 'It's time,' which has two meanings in the present. The first usage indicates the right time to do something, while the second suggests something should be done and is slightly overdue, using the past subjunctive. The lesson includes examples and a dialogue to illustrate these meanings. Key terms like 'bum' and 'get down to' are explained, and the lesson concludes with a recap of the expression's uses.

What does the expression 'It's time' indicate in its first usage?

• The right time has come to do something.

• Something should have been done earlier.

• It is too late to do something.

• It is time to stop doing something.

Which structure is used for the first meaning of 'It's time'?

• 'It's time' + subject + present simple

• 'It's time' + subject + past simple

• 'It's time' + to + verb

• 'It's time' + verb + ing

How is the second usage of 'It's time' constructed?

• 'It's time' + subject + present simple

• 'It's time' + verb + ing

• 'It's time' + subject + past simple

• 'It's time' + to + verb

In the dialogue, what does the speaker mean by 'You're lazy, bum'?

• The person is a homeless individual.

• The person is being lazy.

• The person is hardworking.

• The person is very busy.

What does the phrasal verb 'get down to' mean?

• To start doing something

• To finish doing something

• To stop doing something

• To delay doing something