INTERMEDIATE ENGLISH STORY 😰In a Rush💨 B1 - B2 | Level 4 - 5 | BRITISH ENGLISH WITH SUBTITLES

📝⭐ Learn English through story! ⭐ Enjoy this B1 - B2 British English story for learning English. As the winter approaches, we wanted to write this festive short story for you! This short intermediate level 4 - level 5 English story you'll meet Carla. She's always in a rush! Will she learn to take time for herself and slow down? Read on to find out!
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You can improve your British English pronunciation skills with this intermediate level 4 - 5 English story with subtitles. You'll also learn idiomatic language and phrases that British English speakers really use in their daily conversations.
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In this British English story for learning English, you will learn intermediate and some advanced English vocabulary. 🤔 Do you know all of the British English terms and phrases that are used in this B1 - B2 / level 4 - 5 English story?
📝 Advanced vocabulary and phrases from the story
• Get a move on
• To bite off more than you can chew
• To resign yourself
• Allocate
• Retain
• Dread
📝Intermediate English vocabulary
• Commitment
• Constant
• Dominate
• Emotionally
• Heaven
• Rush
• Struggle
• Volunteer
• Demand
• Spare
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🎙️ The reader of the story has a British English accent.
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[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Are you always in a rush or do you like to take things slow?

[@tonicontrerasmotellon8741]

I am always in a rush but I take a rest every time I need it 😊

[@_koko8992]

Yes sometimes I feel rush! I don't know if I am really that busy or I am just imaginng and wasting my time 😐 it is a hard feeling😐

[@franciscojose6496]

Hello brilliant channel let's go watching this is interesting channel ever congratulation for good job

[@victorhernandezbonilla8080]

I try to take life easy but it all depends on the situations that arise at each moment.

[@francescavaccari8000]

Even wonder woman needs to rest... Thanks you! 🌼🌼

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Very true!

[@_koko8992]

Thank you very much that's useful!!

[@jazzbanga2045]

Love it

[@user-gb4wz6re3r]

Thanks a lot. I enjoyed your lovely voice and perfect pronunciation. I wish I had such a wonderful pronunciation.

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@irenelyamuya5466]

❤️❤️❤️ Blimey ! I like it 😁

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

We’re glad you enjoyed it!

[@_koko8992]

Keep going ❤️❤️

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Thanks for watching!

[@JuliiaPolyviana]

👍

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Thanks for watching!

[@Rita2121.]

What does "The slow lane" mean? Thank you for giving the chance to learn British English.

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

It’s the opposite of “the fast lane” so it means to take things slowly 😊

[@user-cc4ki7me5j]

Unfortunately, I am in a rush most of the time.

[@jazzbanga2045]

🧡🩶🧡💚👌🏻

[@MamtaRani-gz1gu]

Please explain;- She did not want to have to rush from place to place. Isn't it incorrect? She did not have to rush from place to place or she did not want to rush from place to place. This is the second time I am pointing out to mistakes again I hope to get a reply

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Hi Mamta! We write our stories in British English that people use in everyday language - so that’s why sometimes there are sentences like this! The use of to have makes it more of an option - she didn’t have to but she could if she wanted to. In colloquial English, people would say “I don’t wanna have to rush around” or “She didn’t wanna have to rush about”. Hope this helps!