Practice English Speaking II Tom’s Busy Day II Learn English II A1
Welcome to Simple Spoken English With Noel! In this video, we will explore a fun and simple story called Tom’s Busy Day. This story is designed to help you improve your English skills, especially if you are at the beginner or A1 level. Listening to stories is a great way to learn new words, understand sentence structure, and practice pronunciation. #learnenglishthroughstoryl #Englishstory #Englishlearningstory #Englishstories #Gradedreader #simplespokenenglish #stories #storytelling Why This Story is Useful Simple Vocabulary: The story uses everyday words like "morning," "market," "bread," and "puppy." These are words you can use in your daily life. By listening to the story, you will become more comfortable with these common terms. Clear Sentences: The sentences in the story are short and easy to follow. For example: "Tom wakes up early." Simple sentences like this help you understand and remember how to form sentences correctly. We hope this video helps you learn English in a fun and easy way. Remember, practice makes perfect. Watch the video, listen to the story, and try to use what you learn in your daily conversations. If you enjoy learning with stories like this, make sure to subscribe to Simple Spoken English With Noel! Thank you for watching, and see you in the next video! Daily Life Context: The story is about a normal day in Tom's life. You will learn words and phrases related to common activities like shopping, meeting neighbors, and spending time in the park. These are situations you might experience too, so the story can help you practice speaking about your own daily life. Emotional Connection: The story is heartwarming and relatable. It’s about helping a lost puppy and connecting with people in the community. Emotional stories help you stay interested and make learning more enjoyable. How to Use This Video Listen and Repeat: After listening to a part of the story, pause the video and try to repeat the sentences. This will help you improve your pronunciation and confidence. Focus on New Words: Pay attention to words you don’t know. Write them down and practice using them in your own sentences. Answer Questions: At the end of the story, we will ask you some questions about what happened. Try to answer them in English. This will help you practice your speaking and comprehension skills. Enjoy the Process: Learning English doesn’t have to be boring! Enjoy the story and have fun as you learn.
