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Slow English with James (Intermediate English Listening Practice)
James Bradley English
27 episodes
2 weeks ago
Improve your English listening every week. Slowly spoken native British English. Support the podcast and get transcripts & flashcards: https://www.patreon.com/jamesbradleyenglish
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Improve your English listening every week. Slowly spoken native British English. Support the podcast and get transcripts & flashcards: https://www.patreon.com/jamesbradleyenglish
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Language Learning
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What Breaking a Bone Feels Like
Slow English with James (Intermediate English Listening Practice)
8 minutes 45 seconds
1 month ago
What Breaking a Bone Feels Like

In this episode, I take you back to a cold winter day in London.
One small show-off stunt, a sheet of frost, and a fall that changed more than I expected.
It’s a story about pride, pain, and what it really feels like when a bone breaks.

✨ EPISODE TRANSCRIPT ON PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/posts/140372624

🧠 Today We Learn:
Vocabulary: Injuries & Pain, Medical & Healing
Grammar: Question Tags at the end of a sentence to check or confirm something, Past Perfect to talk about something that happened before another past action, Modals of Deduction using modal verbs (must, might, can’t) to say how sure we are about something.

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Slow English with James (Intermediate English Listening Practice)
Improve your English listening every week. Slowly spoken native British English. Support the podcast and get transcripts & flashcards: https://www.patreon.com/jamesbradleyenglish