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15 Minutes of English Listening Practice: Listen and Learn!
Listen to this! You will hear FOUR short stories to help you practice your English listening comprehension. But pay attention! At the end of each scenario, you will have to answer three questions AND a bonus question. The scenarios become more challenging as the lesson progresses. Do you have what it takes? Find out with this practical English listening comprehension lesson. For even more listening comprehension practice, listen to the extra story and answer the questions on the quiz.Related Lessons
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• 2-Intermediate• business english
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Reading Body Language: How to tell if someone is interested or bored! Are they interested, confused, or bored? Learn how to read body language when you are speaking in front of people for a presentation or at a meeting. You can also use these cues to read someone’s body language in general conversation. It will also help you to be a better listener…or at least appear to […]
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Easy English PHRASAL VERBS for Beginners Important lesson for beginners! Learn easy English phrasal verbs. If you don’t know exactly what a phrasal verb is, I will teach you that, too. In this class, you’ll learn the following phrasal verbs: slow down, hurry up, get up, go out, turn on, and turn off. You’ll learn the meaning of each one, and […]
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