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Assistant: Leyenda: "AMELIORER mon anglais - MEJORAR mi inglés - Mein Englisch VERBESSERN"

I used to love making fires when I was growing up in England.  I used to love cooking on fires too.  Did you use to make fires and where did you use to make them ?  Do you still like fires to cook outside or do you prefer a barbecue ?

Looking forward to hearing from you !

Rachel


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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Dance of the Fireflies - Nathan Moore

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: it&#39;s bright and sunny today in france yesterday we had our first barbecue i love fire don&#39;t you today i thought we could talk about fire because it brings back a lot of good childhood memories of things i used to do and more recent memories too hello i&#39;m rachel welcome or welcome back to smile english stories where you can listen to english in lots of different contexts if we sizzle your sausages too quickly or too slowly you can change the speed in youtube if you are watching this video with children please tell them that fires can be dangerous [Music] when i was a child we used to go to the lake district in the north of england in the summer and in the evening we used to make fires we used to collect sticks in the forest and we used to organize them by size from the smallest the little tiny twinks to the biggest sticks or lugs almost and then we used to collect stones or rounded pebbles on the beach by the lake and we used to make a circle with the stones and then we used to collect tinder very dry leaves sometimes and put them in the circle sometimes we would use newspaper and make like a a long piece of newspaper we would tie [Music] in a sort of nut and put those in the middle of the circle then we would put the twigs on the fire and the smallest sticks over we used to make like a a pyramid and we used to use matches to light the fire we didn&#39;t used to use a magnifying glass because it takes too long and we didn&#39;t used to use failures either because they&#39;re more expensive and they smell they&#39;re smelly they stink and then little by little we used to put the bigger sticks over the fire and if they didn&#39;t start we used to wash the fire i loved doing that and then we used to cook sausages over the fire we did used to use fire lighters on the barbecue to light the coals at home and we still use firelighters today on the bbq at home and i still like eating sausage sandwiches today [Music] when my daughter was younger we used to go to a forest near here we used to go to the forest to make a fire but we used to make the fire in a fire pit we didn&#39;t used to make it directly on the ground especially in the summer because it&#39;s too dangerous and we didn&#39;t want to set the forest on fire and we used to take sausages and a special grid and we used to put the sausages in the grid between the two grids and then we used to close the grid and we used to cook the sausages over the fire pit and then for dessert we used to cook bananas in the fire we used to take bananas make a slit in the banana with a knife put pieces of chocolate in the banana and wrap the banana in aluminium foil we still sometimes cook bananas on the barbecue today either in the ashes in the hot embers or on the bbq grid then the aluminium foil is not so [Music] black [Music] i used to be in the girl guides in england and we used to love cooking on fairs for breakfast we used to make porridge with oats and milk for breakfast or sometimes we used to make eggy bread we used to put an egg in a bowl and we used to whisk it with a fork and then we used to add some milk and sometimes we used to add a little sugar and whisk it together again and then we used to put oil in a pan we didn&#39;t used to use butter and when the oil was nice and shiny we used to dip the bread because it was eggy bread in the egg and milk mixture and we used to fry it in the pan we used to wait until it was golden brown and that was a very good breakfast my daughter sometimes makes eggy bread for a snack today and she says it&#39;s better if you have a lot a lot plenty of the eggy mixture on the bread if you soak the bread in the mixture oh really i used to help with the american scouts here in france too and to start a fire we used to take the fluff out out of the out of the tumble dryer and put it in an egg box and take the egg box with us and then we used to start the fire by lighting the fluff in the egg box and that worked very well it almost made fireworks we didn&#39;t used to use firelighters because they&#39;re not natural with the american girl scouts overseas we used to go on a big camping weekend in paris we used to go camping and we used to make big fires and we used to sit round the fires and sing and we didn&#39;t used to make porridge in the fire or on the fire we used to make s&#39;mores s&#39;mores are a very popular dessert with the scouts in america and it means i want some more so the scouts used to bring graham crackers from america and we used to melt marshmallows in the fire or over the fire on a a fork on a barbecue fork or on a on a little stick a little green stick so it didn&#39;t burn in the fire and then we used to make a sandwich we used to put the marshmallows between two graham crackers with some chocolate my daughter still likes making s&#39;mores and next week i&#39;m going to show you how to make homemade graham crackers but s&#39;mores are a little sweet and sickly in america you can even get s&#39;mores pies [Music] i have a lot more memories of fire for example we used to make fires on a special celebration a special festival in england called bonfire night in november and we used to have fireworks in the garden too and i remember when we used to go on holiday in ireland we used to make a fire in the fireplace in the house but we didn&#39;t used to use wooden logs like a lot of people do here in france we used to use peat because there are a lot of peat bugs in ireland and i remember i used to sit by the fire in the evening i didn&#39;t used to watch tv i used to read a book by the fire it used to be really relaxing anyway i would love to hear stories happy stories of things you used to do especially with fire so don&#39;t forget to come back next week for the graham crackers recipe and if you want to watch a story about fire you could watch the story of the scottish guy who saved a young lady from a sea monster with a piece of smoking pete see you next time
Ttulo: I used to love cooking on fires… did you?  - anglais débutants – inglés fácil – easy English
Idioma: en
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