Learn English Through Daily Stories Slow Listening Speaking Practice for Beginners english

Hi, everyone! Welcome back to Learn English Easy. In today's lesson, we'll help you improve your English in a fun and simple way. First, you'll listen to a short story. Then, we'll learn some useful phrases. You'll answer a few questions with me and practice speaking with shadowing. Step by step, your listening and speaking will get better. Let's get started! Part 1. Listen to a short story. This morning, I left my house in a hurry. I was running late for work. I grabbed my bag, my keys, and my coffee. Then, I rushed out the door. On the bus, I reached into my bag. But my phone wasn't there. I checked again. Still nothing. I felt nervous. No phone. No music. No messages. No map. Just me and the sound of the bus. At first, I felt lost. I didn't know what to do. My hands felt empty. I just sat and looked around. I saw people talking, smiling, looking out the window. No one was using a phone. And then, I noticed the sunlight. It was warm on my face. The sky was blue. Trees passed by slowly outside. For a moment, I stopped thinking. I just enjoyed the morning. It felt simple. And it felt good. Part 2. Learn useful phrases. Rush out. Meaning, to leave a place quickly and suddenly. Example. I rushed out because I was late for work. Reach into. Meaning, to put your hand inside something to get something. Example. I reached into my bag to find my keys. Enjoy the moment. Meaning, to feel happy and relaxed in the present time. Example. I sat quietly and enjoyed the moment. Part 3. Answer a few questions. Why was she in a hurry? She was late for work, so she rushed out quickly. Did she take her phone with her? No, she forgot it at home. Did she feel calm at the beginning? No, she felt nervous and a little lost. What did she see on the bus? She saw people talking, smiling, and looking out the window without using their phones. How did she feel at the end? She felt calm and enjoyed the morning without her phone. Part 4. Speaking and shadowing. This morning, I left my house in a hurry. This morning, I left my house in a hurry. I was running late for work. I was running late for work. I grabbed my bag, my keys, and my coffee. I grabbed my bag, my keys, and my coffee. Then I rushed out the door. Then I rushed out the door. On the bus, I reached into my bag. On the bus, I reached into my bag. But my phone wasn't there. But my phone wasn't there. I checked again. Still nothing. I checked again. Still nothing. I felt nervous. I felt nervous. No phone, no music, no messages, no map. No phone, no music, no messages, no map. Just me and the sound of the bus. Just me and the sound of the bus. At first, I felt lost. At first, I felt lost. I didn't know what to do. I didn't know what to do. My hands felt empty. My hands felt empty. I just sat and looked around. I just sat and looked around. I saw people talking, smiling, looking out the window. No one was using a phone. No one was using a phone. And then, I noticed the sunlight. And then, I noticed the sunlight. It was warm on my face. It was warm on my face. The sky was blue. The sky was blue. Trees passed by slowly outside. Trees passed by slowly outside. For a moment, I stopped thinking. For a moment, I stopped thinking. I just enjoyed the morning. I just enjoyed the morning. It felt simple, and it felt good. It felt simple, and it felt good. Great job! If there were parts you didn't quite understand, we recommend re-watching those sections and practicing more often. If you found this lesson helpful, please give it a like, share it, and subscribe to our channel, Learn English Easy. Thanks for watching, and we'll see you next time!