🔖 English Listening Topic
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English Listening Skills New UK Universities Ep 242
Traditional universities in the UK are expensive. The average university student in the UK leaves with a degree and with £50,000 in debt. But what if a university wanted to pay you £18,000+ annually to get your degree at a university? Would you be interested?
Published
July 15, 2019
Fun Short Stories for ESL Students Ep 240
Learning to speak English through listening to native English speakers is a quick and easy way to learn. Today we have responded to several requests from ESL (English as a second language) students who liked the last ESL short story which you can find here: https://adeptenglish.com/lessons/short-stories-in-english-for-students/
Published
July 08, 2019
English Listening The UK Is Getting Fat Ep 238
If you want to speak English fluently, you need to listen to native English speakers. The more you listen the more you train your brain which will automatically recognise English vocabulary, sentence structure, the sounds and patterns every day English conversations contain.
Published
July 01, 2019
Practice English Your Listening And Learn About Boris Johnson Ep 236
Here at Adept English we know all about learning to speak English through listening to spoken English. One of the most important parts of your journey to learning to speak English fluently is training your brain to hear and understand English words, phrases and sentences. So you need to practice English listening, especially to English being spoken by a native English speaker.
Published
June 24, 2019
Listen And Learn How To Use The Ish Suffix Ep 229
Today we help explain the use of suffix and explain one particular suffix “-ish” using examples in everyday English conversation.
Published
May 30, 2019
ESL Short Stories For Adults Mysteries Of The Titanic Ep 227
If you have listened to some of my other ESL story based English listening lessons, you know that listening to a native English speaker is great for learning and remembering new English vocabulary, picking up English grammar automatically and practicing listening to English.
Published
May 23, 2019