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Phrasal Verbs in a Story | Moving to a New City | B1–B2 English Listening

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Phrasal Verbs in a Story | Moving to a New City | B1–B2 English Listening

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Steady English with Joanna
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📘 Get your FREE B1–B2 English workbook (story, exercises + answer key): https://steadyenglish.gumroad.com/l/f... Learn English phrasal verbs through a story: John moves from Toronto to Sydney. Improve your English listening at B1–B2 level and learn when phrasal verbs are separable or inseparable: pack them up, run into her, figure it out. In this B1–B2 English lesson you will: ✔ learn 8 key words for the story ✔ listen to a story at natural speed, with a word-by-word transcript ✔ hear it again slowly (0.8×) with the key language highlighted ✔ understand phrasal verbs: separable or inseparable?, with common mistakes fixed ✔ practise speaking: shadowing + “Your turn” questions ⏱ CHAPTERS 0:00 Hello & today's story 0:49 Key words 2:55 The story 10:07 Slow replay (0.8×) 14:02 Joanna's Spotlight: Phrasal verbs: separable or inseparable? 16:46 Your turn to speak 19:58 Recap & next episode 📚 KEY WORDS • pack up (phrasal verb) – To put your things into boxes or bags, for example before you move. • move in (phrasal verb) – To start living in a new home. • settle in (phrasal verb) – To start to feel comfortable in a new place. • find out (phrasal verb) – To learn a fact or some information. • run into (phrasal verb) – To meet someone by chance. • look forward to (phrasal verb) – To feel happy and excited about something in the future. • figure out (phrasal verb) – To understand something, or to find the answer. • show around (phrasal verb) – To take someone to see the interesting places in a new area. ✍️ GRAMMAR: Phrasal verbs: separable or inseparable? • Separable: pack up the books / pack the books up · pronouns go in the middle: pack them up • Inseparable: run into her, get on the train (never split them) • look forward to + noun / -ing: I'm looking forward to meeting you ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📘 FREE ENGLISH WORKBOOK (PDF) Practice what you learned! Download the free Steady English workbook: ✔ The full story with key words highlighted ✔ Vocabulary with meanings + pronunciation ✔ Grammar explained simply ✔ Practice exercises + complete answer key ✔ Speaking and writing tasks Printable (A4 + US Letter) or use it on your screen. 👉 https://steadyenglish.gumroad.com/l/f... 📚 Want the workbooks for Episodes 1–6? Get the full bundle here: https://steadyenglish.gumroad.com/l/e... ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 💬 YOUR TURN Have you ever moved to a new city? What was the hardest thing to figure out? Answer in the comments! Subscribe to Steady English for new English lessons every week. Keep going — steady steps! #LearnEnglish #PhrasalVerbs #EnglishListening