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 Leyenda: AMELIORER votre anglais - Ihr Englisch VERBESSERN - MEJORAR su inglés

My daughter is learning to drive here in France where I live.  Come for a drive with us in the countryside… if you dare !

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Playlists : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1hkLZGmxdxwfhz72vKdtdA/playlists

- écouter l’anglais compréhensible (!) en choisissant une autre vidéo – il y a des légendes en anglais, voyager en anglais, des histoires en anglais, de la cuisine en anglais, de l’histoire en anglais,...

- escuche inglés comprensible (!) eligiendo otro video: hay leyendas en inglés, viajes en inglés, historias en inglés, cocina en inglés, historia en inglés,…

- Wenn Sie gerne Englisch hören, werden Sie wahrscheinlich meine anderen Videos gerne anhören. Es gibt Legenden auf Englisch, Reisen auf Englisch, Geschichten auf Englisch, Kochen auf Englisch, Geschichte auf Englisch,…

- if you like listening to English, you will probably enjoy my other videos.  There are legends in English, travel in English, stories in English, cooking in English, history in English,…


Learning tips : https://youtu.be/y98R-QV5mN4
- listen and watch all the video
(try to understand with the images, gestures and context - adjust the speed if necessary)
- listen again with the subtitles if necessary
- if you want to, write new words (not more than 10)
- listen again with NO SUBTITLES – you should understand more


smileEnglishstories - SMILE English stories with Rachel (me!)
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“I want to… understand English, listen to English I can understand, learn English vocabulary, learn English without grammar, have a conversation in English… improve my English!”

Is that you?

Perfect!  I think you are in the right place… because I want to help you to learn English, to acquire English… I want you to listen to English spoken naturally… and to understand English spoken naturally… to listen to English spoken in lots of different contexts!  I want you to enjoy English!

I want you to practice listening to English, but to listen to interesting English.  

English conversation is often an exchange of stories in English.  To have a conversation in English with someone when you travel in English, you need to master “English small talk”.  For example, you might need to :
- talk about yourself in English
- talk about family in English
- talk about food in English
- talk about weather in English
- talk about holidays in English
- talk about interests in English
- talk about sport in English

So, I am building my smileEnglishstories YouTube channel, to give you one opportunity to listen to English spoken naturally in lots of different contexts.  After all, in England we say, “Variety is the spice of life!”

And I tell you stories in English, because if you listen to interesting stories to learn English, you will be more motivated to listen to English and you will naturally improve your listening comprehension.

I try to use simple English when I make my smileEnglishstories YouTube videos.  Simple, but rich in content!  That means accessible English for beginners (good beginners), but still interesting English for elementary level and interesting English for intermediate levels.


In the comments section, do say what you enjoyed, ask questions or tell me what sort of videos you would like to see!  Then I can make videos you will want to watch!



MUSIC and SOUND effects
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Youtube Audio Library :
Overdrive Ride - Dan Lebowitz
Headphones - RKVC

IMAGES and CLIPART
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Favourite clipart and photo ressources :
https://www.teachingenglishgames.com/esl-flashcards
Shelly is an ESL teacher.  She created Teaching English Games and works very hard to create English teaching resources for kids, teens and adults.
https://wpclipart.com/
https://www.needpix.com/
Descripcin: My daughter is 15 and she has&nbsp;
just started learning to drive.
She passed her Highway Code,
and she has driven for 20&nbsp;
hours with an instructor.
So now she wants to drive with me!
Wish me luck!
Hello I'm Rachel.
Welcome to smile English stories,&nbsp;
where you can listen to English&nbsp;
in lots of different contexts.
If I "drive" too quickly, or too slowly,
you can change the speed in YouTube.
So do you think I should give&nbsp;
her the car keys, or not?
In England, we can only start driving at 17,
but you don't have a minimum&nbsp;
amount of time with an instructor.
In France, you can start learning to drive at 15,
but you need to pass your Highway Code
and then you need to have 20&nbsp;
hours driving with an instructor.
You need to have a "Conduite Accompagnée"&nbsp;
(which is "accompanied" or&nbsp;
"supervised" driving) sign on your car.
In England, you will see Ls on people's cars.
L means "learner driver".
So daughter, do I give you the keys or not?
Okay, here you are!
"Thanks mum... don't worry!"
So I'm back safely!
So we went for a drive in the countryside.
There is a lot of countryside around here.
We have forests and little&nbsp;
villages to drive round,
so it's quite good for practicing the first time.
So first we drove along a "B road".
In England a "B road" is a minor road.
It's a road which is not very big
and it connects villages together, for example.
So we drove to the next village on the road.
Usually you can pass other cars on a "B road"&nbsp;
and so here you can see we&nbsp;
are driving past another car.
And then we saw the 50 kilometres an hour sign&nbsp;
which is always at the entrance&nbsp;
to a village in France,
and so we slowed down and&nbsp;
we drove into the village...
...and when we got into the village,
we saw another signpost to slow down.
This time to 30 kilometres an hour,
because the road narrowed in the village,
and we had to be very careful and look
because we didn't have priority on the road.
So we continued driving through the village
and we drove over a zebra crossing,
but there was nobody wanting to cross the road
so that was okay.
And then we had to slow down again
because there was a signpost for a school,
and there was a sleeping policeman on the road.
Unfortunately France has "copied" the UK&nbsp;
and we now have a lot of&nbsp;
sleeping policemen on the roads,
which you have to drive over very slowly
if you don't want to ruin your car.
So then we continued driving past the school&nbsp;
and we slowed down to say&nbsp;
"Hello" to the postman...
...and then we drove out of the village...
...but we started to drive very quickly!
"Stop!" I said, "It's not the motorway!"
(No, just joking!)
And then we slowed down again
because there were some cyclists coming past.
I think it must be the "Tour de France" soon!
Mendy was not sure about&nbsp;
this new driver in the car,&nbsp;
but she seemed quite happy.
So then we drove through another village
with another sleeping policeman
and pedestrian crossing (zebra crossing).
We drove past some more cars&nbsp;
who were out for a drive,
over another sleeping policeman,
another zebra crossing,
and then we saw the church in the village.
The churches where I live are very beautiful.
They often have coloured rooves with&nbsp;
different tiles, coloured tiles, on them...
...and eventually we decided to turn right,
to turn right, and to drive back out&nbsp;
into the countryside through the village.
We drove past a camper van on the left.
My parents like travelling in France&nbsp;&nbsp;
in a camper van,
but it wasn't them...
...and over another sleeping policeman
before we could go out of the village.
My car is an automatic car, so it's not&nbsp;
very good at going round bends in the road,
so my daughter likes using the "sport mode",
so she put the "sport mode" on which means&nbsp;
she can go round a bend more quickly.
So we went round a right hand bend
and round a left hand bend,
and by this time I think Mendy was&nbsp;
starting to feel a little sick!
So we decided to turn right and&nbsp;
drive up the hill to a little forest.
It was a bendy road going up the hill
but we stopped and we parked.
And then Mendy got very excited&nbsp;
because she could get out of the car&nbsp;&nbsp;
and go for a little walk in the forest!
Then we realized it was getting late,
and in France at the moment we have a curfew,
which means we need to be back home&nbsp;
before six o'clock in the evening.
So we drove back down the hill...
...but when we got back onto the&nbsp;
"B road" we got behind a tractor,
and we had to drive behind the tractor all the&nbsp;
way through the countryside to the next village!
My daughter was not happy,
because she couldn't overtake the tractor
(it wasn't possible to get past)...
...so we drove through the&nbsp;
village behind the tractor,
over the sleeping policeman behind the tractor,
back through the countryside behind the tractor,
but then eventually the tractor stopped,
because it had arrived at its farm...
...so we could continue through the countryside
to get back home.
"Slow down!" I said...
"Slow down daughter, it's not a motorway!
You should be driving at 80 kilometres an hour!"
So we drove past a lot of people&nbsp;
going through the villages,
because people were trying to get home
before the curfew (before six o'clock).
We drove up through the forest,
and you can tell it was getting late,
because some people had their&nbsp;
headlights on their cars.
So we drove down into the last village,
over another sleeping policeman,
across another zebra crossing&nbsp;
(or pedestrian crossing),
and another sleeping policeman,
and then we had to stop,
because we didn't have right of&nbsp;
way and the road had narrowed,
and we passed a lorry coming the other way,
and eventually we drove up out of the last village
and over the motorway...
...and then my daughter said, "Please&nbsp;
can we drive on the motorway sometime?"
That's perhaps what we will do next time!
When we got nearer home,
the sun was going down (it was the sunset)
and so we got home just in time for the curfew...
...and we knew we were home&nbsp;
because Mendy started barking!
Mendy thinks she should be a guard dog!
So I hope you enjoyed my little adventure&nbsp;
with my daughter driving in the countryside.
If you did, give me a thumbs up,
and do share the video with a friend&nbsp;
who likes listening to English.
And I'll see you next time, with another story
or another adventure!
There's plenty to watch in my different playlists!
Take care of yourself and see you soon!
Bye for now.
Ttulo: Driven by my daughter for the FIRST time... ROUND corners, OVER sleeping policemen…!