Welcome to Emma's English Talk! 🌎 In this English listening practice episode, Emma and Tom talk about the funny and sometimes stressful moment when you hold a door open for someone who is a bit too far away. This everyday conversation is perfect for A2 - B1 (Pre-Intermediate to Intermediate) level learners to improve listening and learn real English vocabulary. 🎧👇 --- 💬 QUESTION OF THE DAY: How far away is too far to hold a door open for someone? Have you ever had to do the polite mini-jog? 👉 Let us know your answer in the comments below! We love reading your responses! 😊 --- 🏆 TODAY'S LESSON INFO: Topic: The Awkward Door-Holding Zone Target ESL Level: A2 - B1 (Pre-Intermediate to Intermediate) --- 📄 DOWNLOAD FREE PDF SCRIPT Get the free PDF script for today's lesson to review what you've learned and practice shadowing! 👇 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mRpt... (We also pinned the link in the comment section below!) --- 🎬 PLAYLIST RECOMMENDATIONS (Watch More Lessons) Find more lessons matching your level here: A1 - A2 Beginner to Pre-Intermediate Lessons: • Everyday English Conversations (A1-A2) A2 - B1 Pre-Intermediate to Intermediate Lesson: • Everyday English Conversations (A2-B1) B1 - B2 Intermediate to Upper-Intermediate Lesson: • Everyday English Conversations (B1-B2) B2 - C1 Upper-Intermediate to Advanced Lesson: • Everyday English Conversations (B2-C1) All Emma's English Talk Episodes: • Emma's English Talk: Learn Real-World English --- 💎 WHAT YOU GET IN THIS VIDEO: 🗣️ Real-life Dialogues: Natural English conversations between two hosts at a comfortable pace. 🔍 Integrated Vocabulary Review: Key vocabulary are naturally explained in the dialogue, and summarized at the end of the script! If you enjoyed this lesson, please hit the like button, subscribe to the channel, and turn on notifications 🔔 so you never miss a lesson. Thank you for studying with us! 🎉 #englishlistening #learnenglish #englishpodcast #beginnerenglish #intermediateenglish #upperintermediateenglish #advancedenglish #dailyenglish #englishvocabulary