ADVANCED ENGLISH STORY 💭 Realisations 💭 B2 - C1 | Level 4 - Level 5 | BRITISH ENGLISH SUBTITLES

⭐ Learn English through story! ⭐ Enjoy this B2 - C1 British English story for learning English. This short upper-intermediate to advanced level 4 - level 5 English story is read in the first person. The woman talks about her life and her trip away to help her make some realisations about her life.
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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 B2 - C1 / level 4 - 5 English story?
📝 Upper-Intermediate to advanced (B2 - C1) English words and phrases:
• Addictive
• Tendencies
• Unpleasant
• Abide
• Lingering
• Nauseating
• To stifle
• To pacify
• To yelp
• Agitations
• Literally
• Delicacies
• Nippy
• Blustery
• Savouring
• To be focussed
• To be irritable
• Unease
• To be “in a tizzy”
• To be snappy
• To be complacent
• To “rack your brains”
• To be stubborn
• To “make amends”
• Turbulent
• To be aloof
• To be “chalk and cheese”
• To intervene
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🎙️ The reader of the story has a British English accent.
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[@TruthfulPromise]

A great lesson. Thank you so much.

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Thank you for watching!

[@jarekgorak942]

Thanks. Your story make my learning easier 🙂🙂

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We are so glad to hear that!

[@girvaneshbalasubramanian6258]

Marvelous!!! A true realisation of sorts. The story has addressed concerns and botherations that affect many. A deeper look at life gives the insight!! Thanks for uploading such life moving simple yet profound incidents 👍👍

[@user-pu4jr6sk4j]

Thank you! It’s a great story 😊

[@user-ev5qv8ow7i]

Thank you so much for your job!!!!It's really great!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Thanks for watching!

[@annann2256]

Thaaaanks for such a beautiful story!❣️

[@javierantonioflores4807]

Excellent ending!

[@linalau9824]

Thanks a lot for sharing !

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Thank you for watching :)

[@VerQnica_Ferman]

Thank you! 😊🕯

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

You’re welcome 😊 Thank you for watching!

[@luisperdomo9009]

This is a wonderful story.

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Glad you enjoyed it 😃

[@wojciechm2428]

Nice story. Very often we have to find root cause of the problem. When we find it we feel a kind of relief.

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Very true!

[@elenaturcanu8263]

Thank you. We are in need of this materials type.

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Thanks for watching, Elena 😊

[@assiadjellali618]

Thanks so much nice story

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Thanks for watching!

[@user-ig1up2vt3o]

Thanks.

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You're welcome!

[@LearnEnglishEasy]

great story, thank you for bringing me this story

[@tonicontrerasmotellon8741]

Thanks for the story and Merry Christmas ❤

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Thanks so much for your support, Toñi! And Merry Christmas to you too ❤️

[@huhuxuzurs]

Thanks ✅

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Thank you for watching 😃

[@mariavictoriavillanueva7036]

Thanks 🤓

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Thanks for watching, Maria!

[@claudiagimenezmedel2207]

If we only abide with what our mind demands we are incomplete beings. If the heart intervines, it provides what is necessary to achieve balance. Thank you for these stories so well written and told.

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Thanks so much for watching, Claudia ❤️

[@yess875]

Thank you for uploading this lovely story! I would like to ask according to which certificate are the stories on the channel considered B2/C1/C2?

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Hello Theo! Thanks for watching. You'll see in the description of each story which level the story is. We have all levels from A1 - C2 :)

[@user-dp4mb2du6q]

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[@smartstudents7947]

This is a tremendous piece of work ! I listened to them myself and I highly recommend my students to do so. However, we'll be very much appreciated if you could explain the general meanings of the difficult, I mean the advanced vocabulary of the story.

[@SungSam-qw8tn]

Anh hay phuc hanh phuc

[@yeffersonquinonezriascos8700]

I would like if the next time let some link to download the history but all that is written, cuz it harder have to write down while I'm watching the video lol hahaha thanks.!

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Hello Yefferson! We have the stories on our new Patreon page, you can download them as an "all-access" member: www.patreon.com/lovelyenglishstories :)

[@user-ib2eh5pt7o]

Dear Lovly English Story's creaters, I was wondering, if you could explain to me why is the last sentence on 7th slide said in present tense however previous sentences are in past tense on the same slide?

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Hello! Do you mean the "I don't think I can..." sentence? It's because the reader of the story is reflecting back, but it is still the case (now) that she can't stomach fish and chips, implying that she ate too much on that visit to the seaside. Perhaps to make it more obvious, we could've added "I still don't think I can..." to imply that it is still the case. Hope this helps :)

[@user-ib2eh5pt7o]

@@LovelyEnglishStories Thanks. It's very kind of you.

[@dr.tinpapahtun]

same some facts with me.

[@mariajosemartinezfernandez1481]

Nice story but there are some falling-outs that cannot be mended. Thank you.

[@righiferdinando]

Please what is "mojo". Thanks from Italy

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

In this context - to get your mojo back means to get your sparkle, enthusiasm, or confidence back, or to get back to how you used to be (usually happier).

[@SungSam-qw8tn]

Me se nhuong cho chi hanh phuc

[@tess2432]

💝👍🧠

[@SungSam-qw8tn]

Gioi me da biet het all

[@darinagrozeva456]

Frustraties is horrible condition or feeling whatever

[@marciamarquene5753]

И что пусть пока не могу так что к не знаю можно его не могу сказать что пусть пока не могу сказать

[@marciamarquene5753]

Т не знаю но могу помочь что пусть пока будет Гьаргь П не знаю но могу помочь не могу сказать что там не знаю

[@marciamarquene5753]

Е не знаю можно его назвать не могу так что пусть пока не могу сказать что там не могу так как оба не знаю можно его не

[@SungSam-qw8tn]

Dung noi gi nua bay gioi all

[@SungSam-qw8tn]

Du sau me cung co chong

[@beoutqbeoutq4986]

I guess you mean Realizations but no Realisations with Z no S

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Hello! Realizations is the American English spelling. British English is with an S.

[@beoutqbeoutq4986]

@@LovelyEnglishStories OK thank you very much now I can understand the difference , I follow all your video to improve my English it is agreat work what you achieve but sometime I find a confusion between amirecan and English, whatever American or English it's same I guess Thank you very much

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

@@beoutqbeoutq4986 It can get confusing to spot the differences, it will get easier for you! All of our stories are written in British English 😊 Thank you for watching!

[@ListenToEnglishStories]

great story, thank you for bringing me this story

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

Thanks for watching!

[@ListenToEnglishStories]

@@LovelyEnglishStories thanks

[@jazzbanga2045]

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