INTERMEDIATE ENGLISH STORY 🏙️Working in the City B1 - B2 | Level 4 - 5 | English Listening Practice

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I have an a2 level but I understood almost everything! Your stories are really great!

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I'd assess this story as A2-B1 level as it contains a lot of common work-related vocabulary.

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".... but at least you know we are real people", it's so nice to feel a real human behind the scenes :))) It would be great to have a live KZbin stream with a chat for the community:) Because we don't know the personality behind the channel. I'm sure it'll boost the interest and loyalty to the channel. You can invite a friend to talk about something, and in the chat section, we could ask questions or write comments (like "Omg, I don't understand the live spoken language":) I'm sure you have a lot to share.

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We have thought about this before but we weren’t sure how popular it would be. We will look into it again 😊

[@ManuelV.K.R.S]

Good video ! And lesson thanks for everything !

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[@vladsavchuk5265]

In the vocabulary section, when you explained the "escaping" meaning, I realized the meaning of the "break free" phrase and immediately rewatched the Queen's "I Want to Break Free" great, but pretty strange music video:)

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From Amritsar India ❤❤

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[@minlwin2012]

Everything about this channel is perfect,but can we have a British male narrator?

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We'll look into it :)

[@vladsavchuk5265]

One more takeaway from this video. The "towards/toward" world. I've never thought it can be used without the "s" ending. For me, it was always with "s" ("towards"). Interesting.

[@ocraggy]

Both "toward" and "towards" are correct and can be used interchangeably in most contexts. However, there is a slight preference difference between British English and American English: Toward: This is more commonly used in American English. Towards: This is more commonly used in British English.

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@@vladsavchuk5265 thanks for your comment! We wanted to include both as, in conversation; they are quite interchangeable these days.

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[@ocraggy]

Poor Jenny works ten hours a day, but the article is nice and I appreciate the vocabulary explanation. However, the level of English in this article is not higher than B1.

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