For those of you that got curious about Reggie Watts here is the entire video as you may watch it on YouTube. After enjoying this performance you might be ready to say that you've seen as much as you have seen. Anyhow, we agreed that this may be C2 stuff. Still, there's loads you can learn from Mr. Watts. How to waffle in style could be the most practical aspect of it all (dynamic changes and thought processes being not necessarily excluded).
If you're an English learner at an advanced level (C1/C2) you may find this blog useful
Thursday, March 20, 2014
For those of you that got curious about Reggie Watts here is the entire video as you may watch it on YouTube. After enjoying this performance you might be ready to say that you've seen as much as you have seen. Anyhow, we agreed that this may be C2 stuff. Still, there's loads you can learn from Mr. Watts. How to waffle in style could be the most practical aspect of it all (dynamic changes and thought processes being not necessarily excluded).
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