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Listen English | Learn English by Short Stories
ReadioCast Group
299 episodes
1 week ago

"Welcome to ListenEnglish, the ideal podcast to boost your English listening skills! Each episode features captivating stories designed for learners of all levels – from Beginner to Advanced. Whether you're learning for fun, travel, or exams, our clear and simple storytelling will help you understand spoken English more confidently. Join us, listen carefully, and improve your language skills step by step!"

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"Welcome to ListenEnglish, the ideal podcast to boost your English listening skills! Each episode features captivating stories designed for learners of all levels – from Beginner to Advanced. Whether you're learning for fun, travel, or exams, our clear and simple storytelling will help you understand spoken English more confidently. Join us, listen carefully, and improve your language skills step by step!"

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288 | Advanced - Short Story: The Shadow of Thermopylae [English Listening Practice]
Listen English | Learn English by Short Stories
16 minutes 14 seconds
3 months ago
288 | Advanced - Short Story: The Shadow of Thermopylae [English Listening Practice]

Title: The Shadow of Thermopylae

Level: Advanced (C1)


#Story :

Kleon, a Greek soldier left for dead after the Battle of Thermopylae, awakens among the fallen. As he limps from the battlefield, he finds signs of betrayal hidden in a dead envoy’s hand—an engraved ring from Delphi. Determined to uncover the truth, Kleon journeys to Delphi and discovers that Ariston, son of the High Seer, secretly conspired with the Persians. His plan was to allow the Spartans to fall, ensuring future Greek unity and securing Delphi’s power. With the help of Myrta, a woman whose brother died in the betrayal, Kleon infiltrates Delphi’s forbidden Vault of Prophecy and finds undeniable proof of the conspiracy. Myrta sacrifices herself to destroy the vault, leaving Kleon to escape with the scroll. Now, as a lone survivor carrying the truth of Thermopylae, Kleon walks away—ready to reveal the dark price of Greece’s freedom.



#Vocabulary :

  • Labyrinth : a complex network of winding passages; a maze.
  • Edict : an official order or decree issued by an authority.
  • Sanctioned : formally approved or authorized, often referring to controversial actions.
  • Galvanize : to shock or inspire people into action.
  • Pawn : a person used by others for their own purposes.



#Grammar Focus:

  • Cleft Sentences (for Emphasis in Formal Speech)
  • Used to emphasize a specific part of a sentence.
  • Example: It was Delphi that orchestrated the betrayal.
  • Advanced Passive Voice (for Formal and Impersonal Tone)
  • Used to focus on actions and their results rather than the doer.
  • Example: Every death at Thermopylae had been sanctioned by Delphi.
  • Perfect Infinitive with Modal Verbs (for Past Possibilities or Regrets)
  • Used to express something that might have happened in the past.
  • Example: He might have been executed for discovering the truth.

 

 

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Listen English | Learn English by Short Stories

"Welcome to ListenEnglish, the ideal podcast to boost your English listening skills! Each episode features captivating stories designed for learners of all levels – from Beginner to Advanced. Whether you're learning for fun, travel, or exams, our clear and simple storytelling will help you understand spoken English more confidently. Join us, listen carefully, and improve your language skills step by step!"

Watch us on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@ReadioLingua


#ListenEnglish #LearnEnglish #EnglishListening #Storytelling #LanguageLearning #EnglishForEveryone #ImproveListening #ESL #IELTS


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