C1–C2 Advanced Listening Practice (1 Hour) | Real-Life English at Native Speed
C1–C2 Advanced Listening Practice (1 Hour) | Real-Life English at Native Speed If you’re already upper-intermediate or advanced, but native English still feels too fast, too connected, or “too messy” in real life, this one-hour listening session is for you. In this English In Motion practice, you’ll train your ear to understand real-life English at native speed through everyday scenes you actually encounter: workplace conversations, quick messages, cafés, commuting small talk, social plans, and natural follow-ups. This video is designed to help you move from “I heard some words” to “I understood the meaning.” You’ll practice the key skills advanced learners need most: Understanding the gist without getting stuck on one word Catching keywords and intention in fast speech and background noise Recognizing connected speech, reductions, and natural rhythm Handling accents and real-world audio without losing focus Using repair phrases and paraphrasing to confirm meaning Building listening stamina for long conversations and meetings How to use this video for best results: First, listen once for overall meaning. Do not pause. Second, replay your favorite section and shadow key sentences out loud. Third, write down three useful phrases and use them in your own speaking today. If you enjoy real-life listening practice for C1–C2, please LIKE the video, SUBSCRIBE to English In Motion, and COMMENT where you’re watching from and one phrase you want to start using this week. Your support helps more learners find this training. Recommended routine: Watch for twenty to thirty minutes daily, or repeat this session two to three times per week for faster progress. #EnglishListening #C1English #C2English #AdvancedEnglish #LearnEnglish #EnglishInMotion #ListeningPractice #RealLifeEnglish #NativeSpeedEnglish #ShadowingPractice #SpeakEnglishFluently Disclaimer: This video is created for educational purposes to help viewers improve English listening and speaking skills. Voice-over may be generated using AI technology, and any visuals used may be AI-generated or illustrative. This content is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any third party.
