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Listen English | Learn English by Short Stories

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"Welcome to ListenEnglish, the ideal podcast to boost your English listening skills! Each episode features captivating stories designed for learners of all levels – from Beginner to Advanced. Whether you're learning for fun, travel, or exams, our clear and simple storytelling will help you understand spoken English more confidently. Join us, listen carefully, and improve your language skills step by step!"

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Listen English | Learn English by Short Stories - 220 | Intermediate - Short Story: Beneath the Crimson Sky [English Listening Practice]
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02/11/25 • 12 min

Title: Beneath the Crimson Sky

Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)

Story:

Lena is haunted by the sudden disappearance of Ethan, the man she once loved deeply. Two years after he left without explanation, he unexpectedly returns to their small town of Raventon, standing on the very bridge where they had shared their dreams. Their reunion is filled with tension, unresolved emotions, and the weight of unspoken words. As they navigate through fragile conversations, Ethan admits his fear of not being enough, while Lena struggles with the pain of abandonment. Despite the scars left behind, they slowly reconnect, sharing quiet moments that rebuild what was broken. Through vulnerability, honesty, and time, they learn that forgiveness isn’t about erasing the past—it’s about accepting it. Their story unfolds beneath the same crimson sky, where endings become new beginnings.


Vocabulary:

  1. Closure - a sense of resolution or conclusion after an emotional experience.
  2. Resentment - bitterness or anger caused by feeling wronged.
  3. Vulnerability - the quality of being open to emotional hurt.
  4. Truce - an agreement to stop conflict or fighting.
  5. Second Chances - an opportunity to try again after failure.

Grammar Focus:

  • Past Perfect Tense:
  • “It had been two years since he’d left.”
  • Describes an action completed before another past event.
  • Modal Verbs for Regret:
  • “I should have stayed.”
  • Expresses regret about a past action.
  • Conditional Sentences (Type 3):
  • “If I had known how much it hurt you, I wouldn’t have left.”
  • Talks about hypothetical situations in the past that didn’t happen.

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Listen English | Learn English by Short Stories - 230 | Advanced - Short Story: The Forgotten God of the Sea [English Listening Practice]
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02/21/25 • 14 min

Title: The Forgotten God of the Sea

Level: Advanced (C1-C2)


Story :

In a forgotten village by the sea, an ancient legend whispered of a forgotten god—an entity whose name had been erased from human memory. The stories spoke of his immense power, his dominion over the oceans, and the deep, unfathomable slumber he had been forced into. But something had begun to stir beneath the waves, an awakening that would change the world forever.

Dr. Evelyn Forsythe, a marine archaeologist, had spent her life studying lost civilizations. When a ship mysteriously disappeared, leaving behind no trace but a strange pattern in the waves, Evelyn was determined to uncover the truth. What she didn’t expect was to find the remnants of an ancient god’s power—still alive, still waiting.

Evelyn’s expedition was no ordinary voyage. As her ship sailed farther into the sea, strange occurrences began to unfold. The water grew unnaturally still, and eerie lights danced beneath the surface. The crew felt an unease that quickly grew into something far darker. Something ancient was calling to them from the deep, and they couldn’t turn away.

In the heart of the ocean, they encountered a figure—humanoid, with silver-like skin that shimmered beneath the waves. His eyes, hollow and deep, looked directly at Evelyn. Without speaking a word, he reached out, and an ancient book materialized in her hands, an artifact long forgotten by mankind. This was the key—the last piece of a puzzle that had been broken for centuries.

The god’s voice echoed in her mind, telling her she had awakened him and that now, the ocean’s power would be his once more. Evelyn was forced to confront her deepest fears as she realized that the god would not be silenced so easily. He was alive, and he would not be contained.


#Vocabulary :

  1. Dominion – Control or the exercise of control; sovereignty.
  2. Fathomable – Capable of being understood or explored.
  3. Unease – A feeling of discomfort or worry.
  4. Artifact – An object made by a human being, typically one of historical or cultural interest.
  5. Echoed – Repeated or reverberated (sound, feelings, etc.).

#Grammar Focus :

  • Modal Verbs for Deduction: Used to express certainty or speculation.
  • Example: "He must have been waiting for centuries."
  • Relative Clauses: Used to give more information about a noun.
  • Example: "The ship, which had disappeared, left behind only traces of its journey."
  • First Conditional: To talk about future possibilities based on a real condition.
  • Example: "If we don’t stop him, the ocean will be consumed by his power."

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Listen English | Learn English by Short Stories - 229 | Intermediate - Short Story: Beneath the Midnight Sky [English Listening Practice]
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02/20/25 • 8 min

Title: Beneath the Midnight Sky

Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)

Story:

Luna has spent a year haunted by the sudden disappearance of Theo, her best friend and the person she secretly loved. When he unexpectedly returns under the midnight sky, it stirs a storm of emotions—anger, heartbreak, and unresolved feelings. Theo admits he left because he was afraid of how deeply he cared for Luna, convinced that leaving was the best way to protect them both. As they navigate fragile conversations and raw emotions, Luna struggles to balance her lingering love with the pain of abandonment. Through late-night talks, quiet moments, and unspoken truths, they confront the past and realize that love isn’t always about perfect timing—it’s about having the courage to return. Luna may not find easy forgiveness, but beneath the starlit sky, they both find something even more important: a second chance.


Vocabulary:

  1. Fleeting - lasting for a very short time.
  2. Confidant - someone you trust and can share personal thoughts with.
  3. Resentment - bitterness caused by feeling hurt or wronged.
  4. Vulnerable - open to emotional harm or easily affected.
  5. Constellation - a group of stars forming a recognizable pattern.

Grammar Focus:

  • Past Perfect Tense:
  • “I had waited for you.”
  • Describes an action that was completed before another past event.
  • Modal Verbs for Regret:
  • “I should have stayed.”
  • Expresses regret about past decisions or actions.
  • Conditional Sentences (Type 3):
  • “If I had known how much I’d hurt you, I wouldn’t have left.”
  • Talks about hypothetical situations in the past that didn’t happen.

Website:

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YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/@Readiolingua

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Listen English | Learn English by Short Stories - 218 | Intermediate - Short Story: Fading Starlight [English Listening Practice]
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02/09/25 • 8 min

Title: Fading Starlight

Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)

Story:

Elena, a young woman living in the quiet coastal town of Seabrook, finds solace in the lighthouse perched on the rugged cliffs. It’s her refuge from a life filled with unfulfilled dreams and silent struggles. One evening, she meets Adrian, a mysterious traveler with distant eyes and untold stories. Their chance encounter blossoms into a deep connection as they share vulnerable truths beneath the starlit sky. Adrian, a man searching for meaning, and Elena, a woman afraid to chase her dreams, find comfort in each other’s presence. But as autumn fades, Adrian’s restless heart pulls him away, leaving Elena with bittersweet memories and the courage to finally live her life fully. Years later, their paths cross again at the very lighthouse where it all began—proof that some connections, no matter how fleeting, are written in the stars.


Vocabulary:

  1. Sentinel - someone or something that watches over or guards.
  2. Fleeting - lasting for a very short time.
  3. Unspoken - not expressed in words, but understood.
  4. Solace - comfort in a time of distress or sadness.
  5. Bittersweet - feeling both happy and sad at the same time.

Grammar Focus:

  • Past Simple vs. Past Perfect:
  • “She had always felt an unspoken connection to the lighthouse.”
  • Describes an action completed before another action in the past.
  • Modal Verbs for Possibility:
  • “Maybe you’re supposed to create it.”
  • Using “maybe” with modals to express possibility or suggestion.
  • Conditional Sentences (Type 2):
  • “If I never find it, does that mean I wasn’t meant to?”
  • Imagines hypothetical situations that are unlikely or uncertain.

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Listen English | Learn English by Short Stories - 217 | Beginner - Short Story: The Enchanted River [English Listening Practice]
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02/08/25 • 5 min

Title: The Enchanted River

Level: Beginner (A1)

#Story :

Sofia loves exploring the woods near her grandmother’s house. One day, she discovers a beautiful, sparkling river that changes colors and seems to sing. A mysterious woman appears and tells Sofia the river is enchanted—it grants a single wish if the person’s heart is pure. After thinking carefully, Sofia decides to wish for her grandmother to feel healthy and strong again, so they can bake together like they used to. The magic of the river grants her wish, and Sofia returns home to find her grandmother feeling better. Together, they bake cookies, and Sofia knows she made the perfect wish.


#Vocabulary :

  • Enchanted – magical or full of magic.
  • Guardian – a person who protects something.
  • Wish – something you want or hope for.
  • Sparkling – shining brightly with light.
  • Delicate – easily broken or damaged, fragile.

#Grammar Focus:

  • Simple Past Tense
  • Used to describe actions that happened in the past. For example: “Sofia discovered the river.”
  • Modals for Advice
  • Used to give suggestions. For example: “You must be careful with your wish.”
  • Conjunctions
  • Used to connect ideas. For example: “Sofia felt happy because her wish came true.”


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Listen English | Learn English by Short Stories - 228 | Advanced - Short Story: The Phantom Librarian [English Listening Practice]
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02/19/25 • 8 min

Title: The Phantom Librarian

Level: Advanced (C1)

#Story :

Lydia, a young woman from the quiet town of Ridgewood, stumbles upon the mysterious library that no one in the town seems to talk about. Inside, she finds the enigmatic librarian, a ghostly figure shrouded in silence. Drawn by curiosity, Lydia explores the labyrinth of bookshelves and discovers a hidden room with a book that writes itself as she reads it. To her horror, the book tells her own story, revealing that her fate is sealed by the very pages she’s reading. As the library twists and shifts around her, Lydia tries to escape, only to be confronted by the librarian. In the end, the librarian reveals that Lydia’s story is far from over, hinting at a deeper mystery within the library’s walls.


#Vocabulary :

  • Enigmatic – mysterious and difficult to understand.
  • Labyrinth – a complex network of paths, like a maze.
  • Parchment – a type of paper used in ancient times, made from animal skin.
  • Gatekeeper – someone who controls access to something.
  • Curiosity – a strong desire to know or learn something.

#Grammar Focus:

  • Present Perfect Tense
  • Used to talk about actions that have an effect on the present. For example: “Lydia has never been inside the library before.”
  • Narrative Past Tense
  • Describes events that happened in the past. For example: “The book began to write itself as she turned the pages.”
  • Modals for Possibility
  • Express what might happen. For example: “The librarian might be more than just a keeper of books.”

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Listen English | Learn English by Short Stories - 226 | Beginner - Short Story: The Snowman [English Listening Practice]

226 | Beginner - Short Story: The Snowman [English Listening Practice]

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02/17/25 • 8 min

Title: The Snowman’s Secret

Level: Beginner (A1)


#Story :

Charlie builds a snowman on the first snowy day of winter and is proud of his creation. Later that night, Charlie feels that something is different about his snowman, as if it has come to life. When he sneaks outside, he discovers that his snowman can talk! The snowman invites Charlie to join him for an enchanted night adventure, where they meet other snowmen who come alive under the full moon. Together, they play, explore, and have fun, but when morning comes, the magic fades, and the snowmen return to being ordinary snow figures. Charlie promises to never forget the magical night with his snowman.


#Vocabulary :

  • Snowman – a figure made of snow, often with a carrot nose and stick arms.
  • Bundle up – to put on warm clothes.
  • Moonlight – the light from the moon.
  • Enchanted – magical, full of magic.
  • Ordinary – normal, not special or different.

#Grammar Focus:

  • Simple Past Tense
  • Used to describe actions completed in the past. For example: “Charlie built a snowman.”
  • Modals for Permission
  • Words like “can” to give permission. For example: “You can come with me.”
  • Prepositions of Time
  • Words like “during,” “at,” and “before” to indicate when something happens. For example: “The snowman moved at night.”

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Listen English | Learn English by Short Stories - 225 | Intermediate - Short Story: Whispers of the Forgotten Lake [English Listening Practice]
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02/16/25 • 14 min

Title: Whispers of the Forgotten Lake

Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)

Story:

Clara has spent years haunted by the sudden disappearance of Noah, the man who left her without explanation at the edge of Lake Merrow, a place filled with shared memories. Five years later, Noah reappears from the mist, carrying nothing but regret and unspoken truths. Their reunion is tense, filled with unresolved emotions and questions left unanswered. As they cautiously rebuild their connection, Noah admits he left because of his own struggles—fear, depression, and a belief that disappearing would protect Clara from his brokenness. Through hesitant conversations, quiet moments, and the rawness of their shared past, they learn that healing doesn’t mean forgetting. Their story unfolds against the misty backdrop of the lake, where forgiveness is found not in grand gestures but in the courage to face what was left unsaid.


Vocabulary:

  1. Ethereal - delicate, light, and otherworldly.
  2. Resilient - able to recover quickly from difficulties.
  3. Lingering - lasting for a long time or slow to end.
  4. Fragile - easily broken or emotionally delicate.
  5. Closure - the feeling of resolution after an emotional experience.

Grammar Focus:

  • Past Perfect Tense:
  • “It had been five years since Noah disappeared.”
  • Used to describe an action completed before another event in the past.
  • Modal Verbs for Possibility:
  • “Maybe forgiveness isn’t about forgetting.”
  • Expresses possibility, uncertainty, or suggestion.
  • Conditional Sentences (Type 2):
  • “If I had stayed, I might have made things worse.”
  • Imagines hypothetical situations in the past that didn’t happen.

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YouTube:

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Listen English | Learn English by Short Stories - 213 | Intermediate - Short Story: Second Chances [English Listening Practice]
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02/04/25 • 8 min

Title: Second Chances

Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)


Story:

Mia stumbles upon a small café named "Second Chances"—a place that once comforted her after a heartbreak. Years later, fate leads her back there, where she unexpectedly meets Alex, her former love. Their reunion is filled with awkward small talk, nostalgic memories, and the quiet realization that time has changed them both. As they spend more time together, exploring the city, sharing stories, and reliving old memories, they discover that their connection never truly faded. Through laughter, heartfelt conversations, and moments of vulnerability, they rebuild a love that is stronger and wiser. Eventually, their relationship blossoms, leading to a heartfelt proposal in the very café where it all began. Their journey is a testament to growth, forgiveness, and the beauty of second chances.


Vocabulary:

  1. Resilient - able to recover quickly from difficulties.
  2. Nostalgia - a sentimental longing for the past.
  3. Vulnerability - the quality of being open to emotional exposure.
  4. Bittersweet - having both positive and negative emotions.
  5. Rekindle - to restart or renew something, especially feelings or relationships.

Grammar Focus:

  • Present Perfect Tense:
  • “I have never stopped thinking about you.”
  • Describes an action that started in the past and continues into the present.
  • Conditional Sentences (Type 3):
  • “If we had talked more, we might have avoided the breakup.”
  • Refers to hypothetical situations in the past that didn’t happen.
  • Reported Speech:
  • “Alex said he couldn’t imagine his life without Mia.”
  • Used to convey what someone else has said, often shifting the verb tense.

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Listen English | Learn English by Short Stories - 211 | Intermediate - Short Story: A Love Letter from the Past [English Listening Practice]
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02/02/25 • 9 min

Title: A Love Letter from the Past

Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)

Story:

Sara, a curious young woman, discovers an old wooden trunk hidden away in her grandmother’s dusty attic. Inside, she finds yellowed letters tied with a faded red ribbon, their ink faded but emotions still alive in every word. As she carefully reads through each letter, she unravels the story of a passionate love between her grandmother, Eleanor, and a soldier named James, whose name she had never heard before. Intrigued by this hidden chapter in her family’s history, Sara dives deeper into the mystery, finding photographs and military records that reveal James was presumed missing during the war. Her journey leads her to the discovery that James had survived the war but lost his memory due to severe injuries. He had written letters to Eleanor that were never sent, expressing his enduring love despite his fragmented memories. This revelation fills Sara’s heart with both sorrow and inspiration, as she realizes the depth of a love that transcended time and loss.

Inspired by their powerful story, Sara decides to write a book, weaving together the heartfelt letters, old photographs, and memories shared by those who knew Eleanor and James. The book touches countless hearts, sparking emotional responses from readers worldwide. Years later, Sara meets Anna, James's granddaughter, who brings with her a locket containing a tiny photo of Eleanor, symbolizing the connection between past and present. The locket, along with the letters, becomes part of a museum exhibit dedicated to wartime romances, ensuring their story lives on. As Sara grows older, she reflects on the enduring power of love, realizing that while time may pass and memories may fade, the emotions and connections we share remain etched in the hearts of those who come after us. Their love story becomes a testament to the resilience of the human heart, proving that true love never truly fades.


Vocabulary:

  1. Whispered - spoke very softly.
  2. Curiosity - a strong desire to know or learn something.
  3. Bittersweet - having both happy and sad feelings.
  4. Resilience - the ability to recover quickly from difficulties.
  5. Preserved - kept something in its original state over time.

Grammar Focus:

  • Past Perfect Tense:
  • “She had never heard of a James in her grandmother’s stories.”
  • Explains an action completed before another past action.
  • Relative Clauses:
  • “The trunk, which creaked open, revealed yellowed letters.”
  • Adds extra information about a noun.
  • Passive Voice:
  • “The letters were written during the war.”
  • Focuses on the action or object rather than the subject performing the action.

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