The definite article - BBC English Class

The definite article is 'the'. You probably know that we use it when both the speaker and listener know what is being talked about. What you might not know is that in another use it means the same as the adverb 'enough'. Dan has more in his 90 second explanation.

[ЛораСавченко-кт]

I didn't know about "the" in the meaning of "enough ", that's really something new, thank you

[teachermarian]

how is correct ? Jack' coat is on the coat rack or the Jack's coat is on the coat rack.

[gustavoadolfojaramillobece]

whta was that final expression you used, "by the skin of my teeth"?

[raar]

thank you so much for your useful videos and lectures. i am very interested in your method for learning English.

[patib]

I love this guy! He is so smart and funny!

[thechosenchannel]

When I saw 14 comments I surprised and I said why not I don't write one more.

[giulialeite]

my goodness! your video is awesome! congrats

[mehdinyou]

what is the difference between a time and the time
 please give me a respond

[janet]

Thank you so much show us the news about the music festival.

[nihel]

thank you so much. What a useful lesson..but i have a question please..what was that idiom in the last part of the video when the alarm goes on ?? by the..of my teeth

[iGpwnd]

awesome short tutorial with a bit of new knowledge - thank you and thumbs up :D

[watermelon]

i don't have the time to rest now because my exam is coming!