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19/06/2026
Let's listen to Part 2 of the SPANISH adaptation of "Jane Eyre".
In this story, Jane Eyre grows up facing hardship and loneliness, but everything changes when she becomes a governess at Thornfield Hall and meets the mysterious Mr. Rochester.
Spanish Audiobook (A1) 🎧 Jane Eyre | Audiolibro en Español con Subtítulos PART 2 Spanish Audiobook (A1) 🎧 Jane Eyre | Audiolibro en Español con Subt...
Do you use think and wonder the same way? 🤔
They sound similar, but they aren’t!
💭 Think = consider, make a decision, or have an opinion.
Examples:
✔️ I’m thinking about moving.
✔️ Think before you speak.
✔️ What do you think about this movie?
✔️ I’m thinking of buying a new phone.
🤔 Wonder = be curious or ask yourself a question.
Examples:
✔️ I wonder if it’ll rain today.
✔️ I wonder where she is.
✔️ Have you ever wondered why the sky is blue?
✔️ I wonder what he’s doing right now.
✨ Easy trick to remember:
💭 Think = Consider.
🤔 Wonder = Be curious.
👇 What are you thinking about? Or what are you wondering about? Tell me in the comments!
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16/06/2026
Whether you're studying Spanish or simply love classic literature, this audiobook is a relaxing and effective way to improve your listening skills while discovering one of the most famous novels ever written! 📚✨
🎧 Jane Eyre | Spanish Audiobook (A1) Audiolibro en Español con Subtítulos Bienvenidos a Jane Eyre audiolibro español A1, una adaptación acces...
Quick hack! Learning different prefixes can help you learn more vocabulary faster. 💨
Here are two examples…
‘re-‘ which means ‘again’ and ‘un-‘ which means ‘not.’
Can you tell me some more examples? 👇✍️
16/06/2026
🔹 The verb keep appears in dozens of useful English expressions. Learning them will make your English sound much more natural!
📌 Common collocations:
• keep a promise → do what you promised
• keep a secret → not tell anyone
• keep in touch → stay in contact
• keep fit → stay healthy through exercise
• keep records → store important information
• keep safe → protect from danger
✨ Examples:
• I always keep my promises.
• Let's keep in touch after the course ends.
• She keeps a diary every day.
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Are you watching the World Cup? 😃
🏆 Favourites: The team that is expected to win because it is considered the strongest.
Examples: • Brazil are one of the favourites to win the World Cup. • Spain started the tournament as favourites.
✅ Through to the next round: To qualify and continue in a competition.
Examples: • England are through to the next round after their victory. • The team is through to the quarter-finals.
😲 To pull off an upset: To unexpectedly beat a stronger opponent.
Examples: • The underdogs pulled off an upset against the defending champions. • Nobody expected them to win, but they pulled off a huge upset.
💬 Which team do you think will win the tournament? And which team could pull off an upset? ⚽️🏆
13/06/2026
🔊 Did you know “oo” can sound different in English?
📌 Long /uː/ sound:
• moon
• food
• cool
• broom
📌 Short /ʊ/ sound:
• book
• look
• good
• foot
🎧 English pronunciation can be tricky, but practice makes progress!
Can you think of another word with “oo”? 👇
12/06/2026
What Airlines don't tell you?
From overbooking flights and seat pricing strategies to luggage handling and ticket rules, this English learning podcast episode explores some of the most interesting airplane travel secrets!
🎙️ What Airlines Don't Tell You | B1 English Podcast with Subtitles | English Listening Practice 🎙️ What Airlines Don't Tell You | B1 English Podcast with Subtitles...
18/05/2026
👉 Much = uncountable
👉 Many = countable
📌 Examples:
✔️ There is too much noise.
✔️ There are many people here.
💡 Quick test: Can you count it?
→ Yes = MANY
→ No = MUCH
Try your own example in the comments 👇
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One silent letter changes EVERYTHING ✨😭
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