how do I use be bound to do something
example imagine you’re in London it’s a
nice sunny day you’re happy right ah
lovely sunny day but your friend she’s
more realistic she knows this is London
and she knows that every time it’s the
same it’s sunny one minute rain the next
she knows that definitely it’s
definitely going to rain and this is why
we’d use be bound to do something you
want to say it’s definitely going to I
know it will happen that’s when you use
be bound to so we change it’s definitely
going to we’ve already got it is that
version of be so we keep that but
definitely going to we replace it with
bound to so the whole sentence it’s
bound to rain again you want to say
definitely going to rain it’s bound to
rain because you know in London one
minute it’s sunny the next minute it
rains how sad
another example everyone has that one
friend who always cancels
for example I have an asshole friend
called Paul and let’s say you receive a
message from Paul up Paul’s coming to
the party cool but then you remember my
friends an asshole and you want to say
yeah but he’ll definitely cancel again
will definitely is definitely going to
we’re talking the future replace it with
be bound to what do you think it is so
remember it’s a he he she it third
person with B so he is he is we want to
say definitely will happen he is bound
to and the verb stays in the infinitive
he’s bound to cancel how would you use
us in the negative well we just put not
before the verb so we could just say
he’s bouncing not come or we could say
he’s bound not to come that’s also
possible okay test time again you’re in
London you want to take the tube it’s
your favourite tube station
you go to Oxford Circus you want to get
on the tube but it’s like 6 or 7 p.m.
and everyone knows that 6 or 7 p.m.
at Oxford Circus the Train is full of
people British way to say full of people
packed you’d say the train is definitely
definitely going to be packed how can
you say this
the tube is an it he/she/it third person
what’s the verb packed is an adjective
so be packed and other ways to say full
of people packed rammed so busy crowded
packed rammed those are very British
ways of saying full of people the tube
is bound to be packed it’s bound to be
rammed rush hour yeah I’ll take the bus
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next class bye well if you lose your job
because your breath is really awful your
boss might say we had to fire you
because of due to your bad breath
example imagine you’re in London it’s a
nice sunny day you’re happy right ah
lovely sunny day but your friend she’s
more realistic she knows this is London
and she knows that every time it’s the
same it’s sunny one minute rain the next
she knows that definitely it’s
definitely going to rain and this is why
we’d use be bound to do something you
want to say it’s definitely going to I
know it will happen that’s when you use
be bound to so we change it’s definitely
going to we’ve already got it is that
version of be so we keep that but
definitely going to we replace it with
bound to so the whole sentence it’s
bound to rain again you want to say
definitely going to rain it’s bound to
rain because you know in London one
minute it’s sunny the next minute it
rains how sad
another example everyone has that one
friend who always cancels
for example I have an asshole friend
called Paul and let’s say you receive a
message from Paul up Paul’s coming to
the party cool but then you remember my
friends an asshole and you want to say
yeah but he’ll definitely cancel again
will definitely is definitely going to
we’re talking the future replace it with
be bound to what do you think it is so
remember it’s a he he she it third
person with B so he is he is we want to
say definitely will happen he is bound
to and the verb stays in the infinitive
he’s bound to cancel how would you use
us in the negative well we just put not
before the verb so we could just say
he’s bouncing not come or we could say
he’s bound not to come that’s also
possible okay test time again you’re in
London you want to take the tube it’s
your favourite tube station
you go to Oxford Circus you want to get
on the tube but it’s like 6 or 7 p.m.
and everyone knows that 6 or 7 p.m.
at Oxford Circus the Train is full of
people British way to say full of people
packed you’d say the train is definitely
definitely going to be packed how can
you say this
the tube is an it he/she/it third person
what’s the verb packed is an adjective
so be packed and other ways to say full
of people packed rammed so busy crowded
packed rammed those are very British
ways of saying full of people the tube
is bound to be packed it’s bound to be
rammed rush hour yeah I’ll take the bus
so please subscribe and click here to
watch another video if it is an
expression in English that you don’t
understand leave it in the comments
we’ll make a video for you see in the
next class bye well if you lose your job
because your breath is really awful your
boss might say we had to fire you
because of due to your bad breath
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