Watching Movie | Real English Listening & Speaking Practice (A2-B1)

Improve your English listening and speaking with this real A2–B1 conversation, based on VOA Let's Learn English Level 2, Lesson 19. Anna makes noise at the movies, but Pete is the one who gets kicked out. How did that happen? ▶ Full Level 2 course (all lessons):    • English Conversation Practice | VOA Learni...   Learn English with a real story in four easy steps: WATCH the whole conversation with clear subtitles, LEARN useful words with simple pictures, SPEAK every sentence out loud (listen and repeat shadowing), and TEST yourself. No dictionary needed — everything is explained in simple English, and you speak more than you listen! HOW IT WORKS ① WATCH — the real conversation with subtitles. ② LEARN — useful words with pictures. ③ SPEAK — listen, pause, and repeat. Copy the voice. ④ TEST — listen and write the missing words. Then check your answers. CHAPTERS 0:00 Start here — how this lesson works 0:26 ①WATCH — movie night goes wrong 3:58 ②LEARN — 6 new words and phrases 6:02 ③SPEAK — listen and repeat 11:32 ④TEST — fill in the blanks out loud 12:53 Homework: write in the comments WORDS YOU LEARN TODAY • take seriously — treat as important • would you mind — ask politely • shush — tell someone to be quiet • turn down — lower volume or brightness • lend — let someone use something and return it • kick out — make someone leave a place GRAMMAR IN THIS CONVERSATION: Use “Would you mind + -ing?” to ask politely. Add “not” before the -ing verb to ask someone to stop: “Would you mind not talking?” Make a sentence, and write in the comments: Would you mind turning down the …? Could you lend me your … for a day? I was kicked out of … because … . Say them out loud too. The more you speak, the more natural your English becomes. LEVEL: A2–B1 (High Beginner to Intermediate). Turn on subtitles (CC) to read teaching instructions! Story footage: VOA Learning English, “Let's Learn English” Level 2, Lesson 19 Original: https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a... VOA-produced material is not subject to U.S. copyright protection (17 U.S.C. §105). Everything else in this video — the explanations, pictures, examples, listen-and-repeat practice, quiz and narration — was made by this channel. Not affiliated with or endorsed by VOA. #englishconversation #englishlistening #englishspeaking #shadowing #learnenglish #englishpractice #englishlesson #esl #voa