A HARD LESSON LEARNED -Learn English words with real-life stories-English conversation

Today’s real-life story is about a woman who leaves her family for a better life and what happens. There are many English words and conversations to learn English in the video. You will learn English vocabulary words and phrases by watching this real-life story. This helps you learn English. You will learn English vocabulary words and improve your English with many English dialogues and conversations in the video. The videos on this channel are also helpful for practicing listening and speaking English. You will also learn idioms, phrasal verbs, nouns, and adjectives. Additionally, you will improve your English listening and speaking skills. You will see a lot of vocabulary exercises and how to use them in a sentence. The videos on the channel are very useful content for advancing your English skills.
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00:00 The vocabulary words and intro
01:15 The conversation
08:04 The vocabulary words and their explanations
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[@user-kz1oo2pf3r]

Really excellent 🎉🎉🎉.

[@abdulsattarmohammed3676]

Useful, informative, and helpful ❤.

[@ramazanover6283]

excellent story

[@englishbulary]

Glad to hear you liked it. Thank you for your

[@sunitarakeshsharma7928]

Thanks a million 👍

[@englishbulary]

Thank you for your comment. I am very glad you liked it.

[@Sri-it2gh]

Thanks sir.its very useful

[@englishbulary]

I am very glad to hear you found the video useful. Thank you for your comment.

[@user-fj2tp7yy7g]

this is a great lesson for learning advance vocablary

[@user-dj1po9zg7s]

I like today's video, so I've hit the like button.
But it took me over an hour to study.

[@englishbulary]

Thank you for using my videos to improve your English. It takes time and effort to learn a language, but you will reap the rewards in the end.👋🙂

[@ahmadrezai7246]

Please make video everyday

[@englishbulary]

Thank you for your supporting comment. We do our best and have some plans to make more videos in the near future. 🙂

[@sikaabdallah626]

Who knows may be one day we can speak English well,but we still have along way to go...thank youuu

[@englishbulary]

😂😂 As long as you are willing to study like this, I am sure your English will improve a lot. Thank you for this lovely comment..🤣

[@user-dj1po9zg7s]

"you've been taking way too much time off recently"
Is this sentence spoken in english?

[@englishbulary]

Thank you for your interest and question.
It is a grammatically correct sentence. The phrase “way too much” which might have made you confused, is used to emphasize that something is more than normal.
In this case, it means that the person has taken more time off than they should have.
Further examples:
He drinks way too much coffee. (He drinks more coffee than is good for him.)
She has way too much homework. (She has more homework than she can handle.)
That skirt is way too short. (That skirt is not long enough to cover what it should.)
On the other hand, the sentence can be used " I noticed that you have taken a lot of time off lately" as well, and also it is more polite.

[@user-dj1po9zg7s]

@@englishbulary I really appreciate your kind explanation. I had thought 'way' as noun.
But now I've found the word 'way' could be used adverb also.
English is way too much to learn.

[@englishbulary]

@@user-dj1po9zg7s Yes! "Way" can be used as an adverb. And I liked your example.😊