#Learn English Through Stories

[hoorayezenglish]

English Stories Compilation - Learn English Through Stories

[enchantedstorybook27]

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[chinnanati-chandamama-kathalu]

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[tipsmakemoney]

Learn English Through Stories - The Dark Flower 45

[tj-crochets]

So you know how sometimes you do something as a kid or a teenager and you think it's totally normal and then the memory pops into your head as an adult and it suddenly recontextualizes the whole thing? Anyway shout out to my super nice high school math teacher, who also had the misfortune of being A. the first teacher to give me a syllabus that (crucially) included point totals and how grades were calculated B. scored tests as like 75% of the grade and C. allowed us to take tests as a group All those factors combined into two incidents that, in retrospect, he was in no way expecting to deal with but teenage me thought were totally normal (behind a read more because it got long)

The first was when I stopped doing math homework not long into the school year and he stopped me after class to (very kindly, very gently) ask me if I was okay and if everything was okay at home, because I'd stopped doing my homework but he knew I knew the material. I said "I stopped doing the homework because I crossed the threshold on the point totals on the rubric where I no longer need to turn in any homework to get an A." He paused, kinda blinked at me, and said "That only works if you get 100% on every test" I kind of stared back at him in blank incomprehension, and was like "Yes????" "What happens if you don't get 100% on a test?" "Well. I do get 100% on every test, but if I ever miss a question, you offer extra credit questions on every test" He didn't know what to say to that lol The other time was when he announced future tests would be allowed to be worked on in groups of three or four, and I walked up to him after class and said "Any group I am in will be getting 100% on the tests. That is unfair to the other groups, and unfair to the people in my group, who will not get a chance to test their skills because I am not risking my grade on their math abilities. Can I take the tests solo?" Again, teenage me thought this was a perfectly normal, logical thing to do, but looking back as an adult like oh my gosh there is no way my poor math teacher was expecting to have to deal with that. He did let me take math tests solo I tried the "calculate points then stop doing the homework" thing in my English class the next year and it did not work because that teacher had an "extra credit doesn't count if you haven't done all your assignments" policy :(

[caligvlasaqvarivm]

I used to despise Eridan and think he was the absolute worst character (barring Cronus ig) but you have shown me the light and completely turned my opinion around and now I think he is such an endearing little freak <3 I read your whole blog already but if you've got any more thoughts on eri or anyone else then I hope you post them bc I'd love to hear more abt it!

i have sooo many controversial opinions about the dancestors you have noooooo idea

[brookeraider]

The Great Swan

There once was a swan called The Great Swan. She lived in a beautiful pond with her mate. Together they had three cygnets. They were a happy family.

As they got older the cygnets eventually old enough to set out and create their own families, but every summer they would visit the pond. And they would bring their own families with them. And when their own cygnets were fully grown the cycle continued. One big, happy family.

As time went on The Great Swan's mate became ill, and after a while his time in the pond ended. The family grieved the loss as the mate's soul flew around in the sky above the pond, watching over his home and his big, grieving family.

Time passed, the family grew, and while the pain lessened it never dissapeared. The Great Swan still lived in the pond, and her family still visited every summer. She never stopped missing her mate, but she had their cygnets, their grandcygnets and even great grandcygnets who would visit the pond every summer. One big, happy family.

One year The Great Swan suddenly fell ill, and it quickly got worse. Her family came to visit and help as much as they could, but The Great Swan knew her time was up. She didn't fear death, she was satisfied with her life and eager to see her beloved mate again.

She told her family "I see him waiting for me,up there in the sky above the pond. There's no reason to cry. I'll be with him again soon, and we'll watch over you all from above the pond. Our big, happy family".

One or more of her grandcygnets would visit every day, with their own cygnets in tow, until The Great Swan felt too weak for visitors and requested that only her own cygnets stay with her, as she didn't want to be alone. She slept peacefully as she prepared to fly with her mate once more.

When she finally woke up once more her mate stood before her, beckoning her to fly with him. She stretched her wings, feeling stronger and lighter than she had ever felt in her life, and together they took to the night sky. Together they flew below the moon and stars, above their pond.

Down in the pond their family were grieving the loss of The Great Swan, while also celebrating her long life. And if the pond is still there, then so will the souls of The Great Swan and here mate be, where they still to this day will be watching over their big, happy family.

(Art by me)

[hoorayezenglish]

Tim's Birthday Surprise - Learn English Through Stories

Improve your English skills by listening to engaging stories! In this video, you'll hear a native English speaker read an entertaining short story out loud. As you listen, try to pick out vocabulary words and understand the meaning. Pausing to look up new phrases and idioms as you go will help you learn.

Let the storyteller's inflection and dialogue help train your ear. When the tale is over, test your comprehension by summarizing the plot. Follow along with the written text to see definitions for challenging words. Learning English through lively stories helps build real-world language skills in a fun and memorable way!

[scionshtola]

there is something so annoying to me about people reading a poem and then deciding it’s bad because it doesn’t match their personal experience or because for some reason they think all poems are autobiographical

[tipsmakemoney]

Learn English Through Stories - The Dark Flower 1

[lunamoonbeam2025]

🐑 Shay the Sheep | A Splendidly Shiny "Sh" Sound Adventure for Little Learners! 🐑

gather 'round for a shear-delightful journey through words that shimmer, shake, and shine! Meet Shay the Sheep, a fluffy farmyard friend with a short, shiny fleece and a spirit as bright as the morning sun. Today, she’s trotting into an adventure brimming with “sh” sound words that will twinkle in..

Oh, dearest Moonbeam explorers, gather ’round for a shear-delightful journey through words that shimmer, shake, and shine! Meet Shay the Sheep, a fluffy farmyard friend with a short, shiny fleece and a spirit as bright as the morning sun. Today, she’s trotting into an adventure brimming with “sh” sound words that will twinkle in young minds like fresh morning dew. But wait—what’s this? A…

[trinkettes]

started up SSX 3 for the first time in at least 10 years and it's still fun! muscle memory still remembers those shortcuts and tricks, very fun making a turn on a feeling and ending up on a fast rail shortcut. then bonking into the next rail like oh right that kept happening. crashing out on walls. getting slightly airborne and grabbing the board instead of boosting. underestimating how long the end part of a trick is.

AND I STILL HATE METRO CITY

[epodcastacademy]

📖 Donald Trump’s Life: From Business to Politics 🏛️ | Learn English Through Story 🌟

Dive into Trump’s journey from real estate mogul to 45th U.S. President! 🇺🇸 Perfect for Level 2+ learners, improve your English with this inspiring story.

🎧 Learn more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_viBTyaiB0