ADVANCED ENGLISH STORY 🌊 The Rescue 🛥️ C1 | Level 5 | BRITISH ENGLISH ACCENT WITH SUBTITLES
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- ⭐ Learn English through story! ⭐ Enjoy this British English story for learning English. You can improve your British English pronunciation skills with this upper-intermediate to advanced level 5 English story with subtitles. Molly and Jack are siblings and decide to take their paddle boards out for a ride in their favourite bay. Will everything go according to plan? Let's find out... 🌊
Read along with this C1 advanced English story for English learners who are a high level 4 (B2) to level 5 (C1).
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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 advanced C1 English story?
📝 Some advanced English words and phrases that are used in this British English story:
• To be “in a pickle”
• Being a “Debbie Downer”
• To meander
• To squabble
• When something is “amiss”
• Tranquil
• Vigorously
• Cautious
• Plethora
• Gorge
• Exhilarated
• Sibling rivalry
• Reciprocated
• Riptide
• To be dragged
• To be fatigued
• Ambience
• Meticulously
• Bleak
• To be petrified
• Catastrophising
• In unison
• To have a brainwave
• To wobble
• To hoist
• To go into overdrive
• Reassurance
• To be in “grave danger”
• Faffing
• Ballistic
• Choppy
• Cheshire Cat grin
• To be reassured
We want to help you advance your English listening practice, English reading skills, and English speaking skills with modern, original English short stories and British English vocabulary! We write our stories using language that native English speakers really use.
🎙️ The reader of the story has a British English accent.
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Have you ever got caught in a "sticky situation" like Molly and Jack?
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I was in a plight many years ago on the last day of the fair in my city, when I was trapped in a big wheel for a few long minutes, although it seemed like years to me because the machine was turning and turning at high speed. I was dizzy and terrified as I saw some men below trying to stop it with huge tools. In the end, the machine stopped and I was able to breathe with relief. I never ever got on a big wheel again!!
@@Crisguay oh gosh! That does sound scary- we’re glad you managed to get off safely!
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Excellently told story! Perfect pronunciation!
How lovely Molly is. She saved his brother.
Nice sir and thanks. I have got many Many new words to learn.
Yes indeed
Thanks for sharing these wonderful stories full of great vocab and advanced expressions. I love them!! ♥️
Thanks so much for watching, Cristina 😊 We appreciate your support!
i love this author's stories, thank you for giving me this gift
Glad you enjoy it!
‘Meander’ this is the new word for me! I’m glad to know this.:)
It’s a great word!
I've been practicing a lot with another kind of videos but i have to say that this channel has much more new vocabulary to learn, I must study more right now
That's great! Glad our stories are helpful :)
Love those short stories!💗
Thanks for watching 🌊
I am always learning for shool by this video (I am so bad in English Class!😅) But after hearing those Videos, it's working better :)
Hello Lou! So glad you find the stories useful :)
Lovely story, i love walking on the coast Wild Atlantic way
I've got caught in a similar situation. It was on a flight from Chile to Argentina. Onto Andes Mountain there are tourboulencies a lot. That night the plain started to shake off, dangerously. An old lady forward my seat had nauseous, she was very sick. We were all very scared. We were finally able to land well but anguished. Thanks L E Stories ...
That sounds terrifying, Claudia. So glad you made it safely back to the airport.
very interesting story, i like it very much, thank you
Thank you for watching 😃
Thank you so much. Finally, I've found short stories with new vocabulary for me. Your voice is nice and your work spectacular. Blessings.
Thank you so much, Maria. That’s very kind of you.
It's really amazing enjoyable story on the other hand learnt to calm nd peacefully nd we are in trouble,in this condition can get solution easily .
Thank you.
Thanks for watching 😊 We hope you enjoyed the story!
Cheers!
Thank you so much
You're most welcome - thank you for watching!
Thank you 😊
Thanks for watching!
Excellent 👏👏
Thanks a lot 😊
Thanks for the story❤
Thanks for watching 😊
Wow beautiful
Well done,
this chanal is making me better reader,especialy C1C2 story level.
Glad to hear that! Thank you for watching :)
It's a little challenging for me, l mean advanced Vocabulary. If only l new those words well, l would definitely read this story a lot more easier and faster and l would even say with great understanding.😊
But it does not scare me. That's what l would like to learn for sure.
Thank you.
Hello Rita,
This story is read quite fast - try slowing it down in the video settings and this may help with your understanding :)
I don’t understand many words from this story as well, but I always try to catch a context and this way I try to get to know new words. Regards.
I'm ok. I just need to translate some advanced English words l don't get into my own language to understand.
Cool channel 👍 congratulations
Thank you v for watching!
never caught like them yet.
I like your voice.
Thank you!
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What does au fait with The Sea Mean ? Thank you in advance
Hello! Au fait is actually French but we use it a lot in English too. It means to know something very well.
Once, I was invited to a party, there were no buses to the small town I was invited, however, a bus driver told me he would leave us very close to it. We hop on a bus and after 10 minutes we hop out, left in the middle of nowhere, walked for 30 minutes with higheels -just my cousin and I, when we started to panick, a customer of the factory I worked for in the administration department passed by, made his car´s brake squeal and came to a halt, fave us a ride. He and her wife were very supportive and kind, and told us not to do that again. But we did not even know that would happen to us. Happy ending.
Thank goodness they came along and found you!
There are so many great expressions! But why do you pronounce the word 'sun', 'sunstroke' like 'soon'?
Can u provide the some questions in the end of the store ✴️
Luckily, I've never experienced anything like this.
Your English is very hard to understand but I like your English
Don’t worry, Sonu. This is an advanced story. Try one of our intermediate stories and it might be easier for you to understand 😃
:)