The Best Teacher I Ever Had ๐
When I was eight years old, I had a teacher who made me cry every single day. She yelled at me because I never did my homework. But she was the best teacher I ever had. In this true story, you hear slow, clear English and learn natural words about school, hard work and reaching your goals. An English story for listening, for A2 to B2 learners.
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Useful words from this video:
- "strict": a strict teacher has many rules and wants you to follow them
- "keep in mind": remember
- "to push yourself": to work very hard, more than is easy
- "potential": what you can do in your life
- "to achieve": to reach/accomplish a goal
- "lazy": you don't want to work
- "to be hard on yourself": to ask a lot from yourself
- "capable of": what you're able to do
This is comprehensible input: you learn English naturally by listening and understanding. Relax, listen, and let your brain pick up the words.
Tip: Watch with English subtitles first. Then watch again without them. How much do you understand now?
Did you play Poptropica or Club Penguin as a child? Tell me in the comments. And tell me about YOUR best teacher. Start with: "My best teacher always ______."
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HOW TO USE THIS VIDEO
Watch it once now. Add it to Watch Later. Then watch it again tomorrow morning, and again next week. The second time, the same words will be easy. You forget a new word after one day. You do not forget it after you meet it three times. That is not a trick, that is how memory works.
Day 61 of 365 Days of English. A new English video every day, for one year.
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