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English in the Garden: Planting Flowers & Fresh Soil | 20 Mins English Daily (Slow English)

English in the Garden: Planting Flowers & Fresh Soil (30 Minutes) | Slow & Clear American English (A1-A2) Put on your gloves and grab a shovel! In this immersive Audio Story, we join Ben and Anna on a sunny morning as they work to transform a messy, overgrown backyard into a beautiful flower bed. We follow every step of the process—from opening the squeaky old shed to the satisfying smell of wet earth at sunset. This video is designed as a "Slow English" experience. Unlike fast nature documentaries, we describe every sensory detail—the snap of pulling weeds, the coolness of the damp soil, and the rainbow hidden in the water spray. It is perfect for beginners who need time to process every word. 🌻 Spoken in very slow, clear American English (Level A1–A2). If you want to learn vocabulary for nature, tools, and hobbies, or feel confident talking about the outdoors, this video is for you. 📚 IN THIS LESSON, YOU WILL LEARN: Gardening Verbs: Essential action words for the outdoors: dig, pull, weed, plant, sprinkle, pat, spray. Tools & Objects: Vocabulary for equipment (shovel, trowel, wheelbarrow, hose, nozzle, gloves). Sensory Language: Describing textures (rusty metal, loose soil, slimy worms) and smells (damp wood, fresh rain). Nature Cycles: How to describe the process of growth (preparing the ground, sowing seeds, watering). 🎬 VIDEO CHAPTERS & STORY GUIDE: 00:14 – The Garden Shed. Spiders & Gloves. We struggle to open the old wooden shed, smell the gasoline and old wood, and put on our thick rubber gardening gloves. 04:04 – Preparing the Soil. Weeding & Worms. The hard work begins. We pull stubborn weeds out by the roots, turn over the dark earth, and find a friendly earthworm. 08:03 – Planting the Seeds. Tiny & Delicate. We handle tiny sunflower and poppy seeds, carefully poking holes in the dirt and tucking them in like a blanket. 11:43 – Watering & Sunset. The Rainbow. The reward. We uncoil the green hose, spray a gentle mist over the bed, and smell the "Petrichor" (wet earth) as the sun goes down. 📝 KEY VOCABULARY TO LISTEN FOR: Trowel (noun): A small hand-held shovel with a pointed blade, used for digging small holes. Weed (noun): A wild plant growing where it is not wanted (usually competing with flowers). Soil (noun): The upper layer of earth in which plants grow; a mix of organic remains, clay, and rock particles. Petrichor (noun): The pleasant, earthy smell that comes when rain falls on dry ground. Hose (noun): A flexible tube used for carrying water to spray the garden. 💡 HOW TO USE THIS VIDEO: Passive Listening: Play this video in the background while you walk outside or water your own plants to associate the sounds with the English words. Visualizing: Close your eyes. When Ben describes the "mist from the hose," try to create that refreshing image in your mind. Shadowing: Pause the video during Chapter 2. Practice saying the action verbs ("pull the root," "dig the hole") out loud along with Anna. 🗣️ DISCUSSION OF THE DAY: We want to hear from you! Practice your writing in the comments below: Do you have a garden or keep plants inside your house? What is your favorite flower or vegetable to grow? 🔔 STAY CONSISTENT: Learning English takes practice. SUBSCRIBE and hit the bell icon 🔔 to get a new slow English story every week. #EnglishListeningPractice #TravelEnglish #AirportEnglish #LearnEnglish #SlowEnglish #AmericanAccent #ESL #DailyEnglish #EnglishVocabulary #RealEnglish