2243 - 3 Ways to Open a Story in English

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Should you use the expression "once upon a time" when you are starting a story? Today, learn if Lindsay is a good storyteller, and get interesting and modern ways to kick off your stories in English.
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[@lifeunderlockdown5581]

I'm becoming a regular with your podcast because these podcasts are such a nice way to learn something important. And it's just not about individual words or phrases but about how to do something right in real life. Many, many students struggle with finding the right words to start their stories. And even in real life, when we wish to share an anecdote with others, it's generally a fix how to start it with average story-tellers like me. So, thank you for helping me here. Keep up the good work, girls! You're doing a great job as teachers!

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[@SeroZzo]

I love this storytelling series!!

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[@brandonmoreno7333]

I can’t believe, this video help me a lot with my listening and a new way to tell stories jaja, obviously Im gonna subscribe

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[@SeroZzo]

I notice that native speakers use present tense rather than past tense when telling a story. They also seem to use ‘this’ instead of ‘the’ when they’re mentioning specific events. It would be great if you could address these too!❤

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Interesting! WE'll try to address that in a future episode. Meanwhile, please email questions to us at [e-mail] and we will get back to you as soon as possible!

[@mollietai8946]

1. A few decades back/ago/before, I got married to a Yemeni. 2. When I was 26, I became a Yemeni wife. 3. In 1985, I was married to my Yemeni husband.

[@EFTshadowenglish]

hi guys what's shaking? In my humble opinion once upon the time is used in a book but not on a daily basis. If we want to become a good story teller we need to read a plethora of books. that's why i've decided to take a crack at changing the way i'm improving my english. what I mean is I try to read more. I bought this all collection of books by Roald Dalh and I really enjoy reading a few pages at night before I go to bed. the main perk is when you read you kill to birds with one stone. you ramp up your vocabulary and you learn the right way to express yourself.

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