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English Listening Practice | Level-C1, Part-2 | Listen and sharp your ears
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Boost your listening skills with this easy practice video. Listen to different audio clips to improve your understanding of various accents and speech patterns. Perfect for language learners and anyone wanting to get better at listening. Grab your headphones and start practicing! Stay with us for more practice
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English Listening Practice | Level-C1, Part-1
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English Listening Practice | Level-C1, Part-1
English listening practice | Level - B2, Part-2 | Listen and sharp your ears
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English listening practice | Level - B2, Part-2 | Listen and sharp your ears
English Listening Practice | Level B2, Part-1 | Listen and sharp your ears
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English Listening Practice | Level B2, Part-1 | Listen and sharp your ears
English Listening Practice | Level - B1, Part-2 | Listen and sharp your ears
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English Listening Practice | Level - B1, Part-2 | Listen and sharp your ears
English Listening Practice | Level -B1, Part-1
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English Listening Practice | Level -B1, Part-1
English Listening Practice | Level - A1, Part-2 | Listen and sharp your ears
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English Listening Practice | Level - A1, Part-2 | Listen and sharp your ears
English listening practice | Level A2, Part-1 | Listen and sharp your ears.
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English listening practice | Level A2, Part-1 | Listen and sharp your ears.
English Listening Practice | Level -A1, Part-2 | Listen and sharp your ears.
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English Listening Practice | Level -A1, Part-2 | Listen and sharp your ears.
English Listening Practice | Level- A1, Part-1 | Listen and sharp your ears.
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English Listening Practice | Level- A1, Part-1 | Listen and sharp your ears.

Комментарии

  • @subhashs14
    @subhashs14 5 дней назад

    does it matter?

    • @reeliks
      @reeliks 5 дней назад

      😊

    • @EffortlessEnglish00
      @EffortlessEnglish00 5 дней назад

      No

    • @mrbreadgd3473
      @mrbreadgd3473 4 дня назад

      It doesn't, but these are more generic terms that most people say rather than basic. Makes you sound less robotic.

  • @msmohanandasingha538
    @msmohanandasingha538 14 дней назад

    So good

  • @user-fn4qg5kg4q
    @user-fn4qg5kg4q 18 дней назад

    Nice

  • @EnglishWithMEHERAB
    @EnglishWithMEHERAB 19 дней назад

    Great 🎉

  • @SumiAkter-qt1ve
    @SumiAkter-qt1ve 20 дней назад

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @consciouspi
    @consciouspi 20 дней назад

    Silent generation, i guess means silent majority, who were aunt bee, who felt the young people shouldnt be so sexy, etc. Church folks. Back when were referred to as the ww2 generation. ---- Older gal.

  • @fearfullywonderfullymade860
    @fearfullywonderfullymade860 23 дня назад

    🤓

  • @NotforYou-m4d
    @NotforYou-m4d 24 дня назад

    Agulo kive den nicher words golo dekha jai nh

  • @mdrafiqulislam5053
    @mdrafiqulislam5053 26 дней назад

    Why don't you give another common sentences

  • @Amena-ur9hu
    @Amena-ur9hu Месяц назад

    Cheater 🤔?

  • @mdshaheedhossain1779
    @mdshaheedhossain1779 Месяц назад

    R u mad before upload check? Do proper eating

    • @EffortlessEnglish00
      @EffortlessEnglish00 Месяц назад

      @@mdshaheedhossain1779 what happen to my video? Kindly explain

  • @tedrosmhreteab2741
    @tedrosmhreteab2741 2 месяца назад

    Deal done. I subscribed. Ohhhh teacher I fall in love with you❤ but I am a long leg person

  • @alinkaabdrassil4735
    @alinkaabdrassil4735 2 месяца назад

    Thank you for useful video!💖

  • @user-vw4jg3yw1t
    @user-vw4jg3yw1t 2 месяца назад

    Thank you

  • @AnvarRaimjonov-zs2kh
    @AnvarRaimjonov-zs2kh 2 месяца назад

    i'm listening

  • @samrachouk4256
    @samrachouk4256 2 месяца назад

    Fortnight???😳🤯

    • @EffortlessEnglish00
      @EffortlessEnglish00 2 месяца назад

      A fortnight is a period of two weeks. The term is a shortening of the Old English phrase "fourteen nights."

  • @rumetiskl6560
    @rumetiskl6560 2 месяца назад

    Duck duckling😊

  • @aras_007
    @aras_007 2 месяца назад

    “minuscule” i believe is a good fit for small

  • @ishtiaqadnan6831
    @ishtiaqadnan6831 2 месяца назад

    Windy and cold

  • @abuhossain1967
    @abuhossain1967 2 месяца назад

    All

  • @susychacko3212
    @susychacko3212 2 месяца назад

    Please say it in your voice.

  • @AbdullahAliali11
    @AbdullahAliali11 2 месяца назад

    On train

  • @zhangxiaoming2410
    @zhangxiaoming2410 2 месяца назад

    You are in a car.

  • @imzan3650
    @imzan3650 3 месяца назад

    Heat me up? 😊

    • @EffortlessEnglish00
      @EffortlessEnglish00 3 месяца назад

      My bad spelling is wrong! Text me" and "hit me up" are similar, but they aren't exactly the same. "Text me" is straightforward-it means you want someone to send you a text message. It's direct and clear. On the other hand, "hit me up" is more casual and flexible. It means you want someone to contact you, but it doesn't specify how. They could text, call, email, or even talk to you in person. So, if you tell someone to "text me," you're specifically asking for a text message. If you say "hit me up," you're just asking them to reach out in any way they prefer.