UPPER-INTERMEDIATE ENGLISH STORY 🧑‍🎓Uni Life in England🧑‍🎓 Level 6 | Learn English Through Story

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Advanced vocabulary
• Assignment
• Countless
• Engaging
• Immense
• Buzzing
• Juggling
• Lifelong
• Mishap
• Residence
• Intense
• Occurrences
• Overwhelming
• Dorm
B2 vocabulary in this English audiobook for learning English
• Academic
• Balancing
• Enthusiastic
• Laundry
• Lecturers
• Memorable
• Organised
• Planning
• Pressure
• Relief
• Responsibility
• Schedule
• Seminar
• Sufficient
• Vividly
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Is university life similar in your country? Tell us in the comments! ⭐Become a member and support the channel :) kzbin.info/door/s0uARHU_2nVs_8axEF3xewjoin 📝Visit the Lovely English Stories Store and use code KZbin10 to get 10% off your productivity pack or English phrasal verbs story: www.etsy.com/uk/shop/LovelyEnglishStories 🎧 Listen to this short British English story on Spotify: anchor.fm/lovely-english-stories 🎉 Join the Lovely English Stories community to get PDF downloads of some the stories, English language vocabulary lists: www.patreon.com/lovelyenglishstories (Please note: we no longer upload new stories, but you will have access to a library of content that is available)

[@vityaz5063]

As usual a nice story, thank you very much.

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Glad you enjoyed it 😊 Thanks for watching!

[@AntoniaCrivillesRojo]

A beautiful story.... I really enjoyed it..... 🙂

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Glad you did 😃

[@user-zf5gq1kv7p]

Thanks a lot for an awesome story. Well done ❤❤❤ As for me, I was graduated from Poltava National Pedagogical University from 2010 to 2015 years(Ukrainie). It wasn't easy part of my life, but interesting and incredible. Especially, remember I was playing on fistula at choras "Shywa woda".

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Thanks for watching!

[@user-pp4nk6cb8f]

I just graduated from school and I would like to go to the university, but I have any problems with studying. And one of these is parting of my life. As a student, I should mix studying and working and don't be late at any side of my life. I feel that I can't juggle it, but I suppose, my student life will be exciting and funny and I can enjoy of it.

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Awesome❤❤❤

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Thanks for watching!

[@egul1102]

thank you,amazing!

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Glad you like it!

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Thank

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Thanks for watching!

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[@vladsavchuk5265]

Thanks for another top video. I have a question about the word "event" pronunciation. At 7:30 and 11:30 to me, it's like /əˈvent/, at 10:30 it's /ɪˈvent/. What is the common way to pronounce this word? I checked the Longman dictionary, and it shows /ɪˈvent/ for both American and British pronunciations. Google search "event pronunciation" sounds like "uh·vent".

[@LovelyEnglishStories]

This is not a particularly helpful answer but all of the above are fine - it depends on accent and sometimes where the word is in a sentence might have a slight impact on how it is pronounced. Remember Google and online dictionaries tend to go with RP pronunciation… which in reality very few people actually speak.

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