Sep 24, 2026 · 4 min · 5 segments
Benji watched a cooking show last night, and now he wants to talk about it slowly. In this beginner listening episode, practice simple English for shows, videos, opinions, and favorite parts. 🎧 Best…
Yesterday, I watch a cooking show.
Good.
One small fix.
For yesterday, say watched.
I watched a cooking show last night.
I watched a cooking show last night.
Nice.
Was it good?
Hmm.
It was funny, but it was slow.
That is a useful opinion.
We can make it softer with a little.
It was funny, but a little slow.
It was funny, but a little slow.
Good.
That sounds honest, but not too strong.
So I can say the show was not my favorite?
Yes.
That is simple and natural.
It was not my favorite.
It was not my favorite.
Good.
You are saying your opinion clearly.
What was your favorite part?
The chef dropped an egg.
Yesterday, I watch a cooking show.
Good.
One small fix.
For yesterday, say watched.
I watched a cooking show last night.
I watched a cooking show last night.
Nice.
Was it good?
Hmm.
It was funny, but it was slow.
That is a useful opinion.
We can make it softer with a little.
It was funny, but a little slow.
It was funny, but a little slow.
Good.
That sounds honest, but not too strong.
So I can say the show was not my favorite?
Yes.
That is simple and natural.
It was not my favorite.
It was not my favorite.
Good.
You are saying your opinion clearly.
What was your favorite part?
The chef dropped an egg.
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