Lucy just a little tiny baby video for

you today I want to talk to you about

three little tiny phrases that all mean

roughly the same thing that you really

should know if you're thinking about

taking a Cambridge exam anytime soon

because I've seen them come up time and

time again normally my students are

pretty clueless or have no idea about

what they meet so the three phrases are

to be keen on to be funded off and to be

a fun of to be keen on to be fun to all

and to be a fan of okay now all of these

phrases mean to like or to be very

interested in something so let's use the

examples I am very keen on running you

will know that if you've seen my

instagram i am very fond of running and

also i am a fan of running for I am a

big fan of running these three sentences

all mean that I like running i am

interested in running ok so that was the

affirmative

now let's use it in the negative i'm not

keen on cleaning i'm not fond of

cleaning and i'm not a fan of cleaning

the same now spread its like to

complicate things a little further we

like to put a so in there as well so i'm

not so keen on cleaning i'm not so fond

of cleaning and I'm not such a fun of

cleaning so because it's a fan which is

a noun we have to use such a instead of

so so maybe you do those phrases and

maybe you didn't know there are two

things that if you're going to do an

exam you must remember that is so in

such and also the prepositions so keen

on and off fun of and then so and such

so keen on so fond of and such a fan

alright well make sure you try to use

those in your writing especially in the

b1 if you can use that in the b1

cambridge we really really impressed

let me know if it helps you and make

sure you connect with me on all of my

social media which is right here and i

will see you for another English lesson

very soon na+ anything i can i'm not

going on racism is wrong i'm not keen on

having anybody no one here cleaning

ok so once that