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Hello guys, welcome to the storytelling part.

Here, we want to use the twelve words that we learned in a story. Just relax and notice how these words are used.

Now, let’s hear the story.

Our story for lesson number 1: “My Brother, the Gentleman”

The story of Sir Walter Raleigh who spread his cloak on the ground to keep Queen Elizabeth from the hardship of crossing a muddy puddle can qualify that nobleman for an award as a man of tact and good breeding.

My brother Kenny a bachelor with a keen interest in history, was impressed by that anecdote and thought he might demonstrate his excellent upbringing in a parallel situation.

Accordingly, he decided to abandon his subway seat in favor of a woman standing nearby. Although unaccustomed to such generous treatment, the young woman was pleased to accept Kenny’s kind offer.

However, her jealous boyfriend swore an oath under his breath because he thought my brother was flirting with his girlfriend.

I don’t have any data on the number of younger men who get into similar trouble as a result of a gallant gesture. But it’s probably one in a thousand. Poor Kenny!

He pointed to the now vacant seat.

And that’s the end of our story.

So, we used all of the words that we learned, in this story.

If you’re having any problems understanding the story, don’t worry. I know these stories are a little hard, but the important thing is to see how we use these words and what they mean.

Now, the next stage and actually our final stage, is Listening & Speaking Test.

You can check yourself there and see how many of them you can still remember.

I’ll see you next time.

Goodbye.