My day off! | English Listening Skills - Speaking Skills | My Holiday

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Hello! In today's English lesson, we will hear a story about "My day off!". This lesson promises to improve your English listening and speaking skills. You will also learn some interesting vocabulary.
What's in this lesson 📘:
- Learn about story of My day off!.
- Learn some new English words and expressions and their meanings.
- Listen to the story with and without sub titles and then practice speaking.
- At the end, hear the story one more time to see how much you remember!
Today, our special vocabulary in our story
1. Day off
2. Excite
3. Comfortable
4. Adventure
5. Bustling
6. Bouquet
7. Vendor
8. Soothing
9. Quaint
10. Cozy
11. Admiring
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Chapters:
00:00 Welcome
00:28 Story
02:47 Special Vocabulary
05:24 Practice Speaking Repeat after Grace
14:53 Practice Listening without subtitles
24:20 Listen to the Story more times
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Hi , nice story and thanks for generating. But I have a few questions, why some times it " was / did" , but sometimes it "is and do/deos" , like " I headed out the door" , next" the sun IS shining and so forth?

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Great question!😊
Here's a quick explanation:
Present Tense (is/do/does):
- Use this for actions happening now or regularly.
- Examples: "The sun is shining." (happening now) / "I do my homework." (regular action)
Past Tense (was/did):
- Use this for actions that happened in the past.
- Examples: "I headed out the door." (past action) / "The sun was shining." (past state)
So, use "is" and "do/does" for things happening now or habits, and "was" and "did" for things that happened before.
Hope this helps! 🌟
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