Can You UNDERSTAND this Story in English? "THE WEDDING PLUS ONE"

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Get English fluency training here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC32mYgIHS-e3C3Eyd2tRw6g/join Do you want to improve your English naturally while enjoying a great story? This short story, The Wedding Plus One, will boost your listening, reading, and vocabulary skills all at once! 🥂💍 ✅ Listen & Read at the same time ✅ Learn key words & phrases used in real-life conversations ✅ Understand natural English expressions Stay until the end, where we break down the most useful words and phrases so you can speak more fluently! Let’s get started! 🚀 Chapters: 00:00 how to take the lesson 00:29 English short story 05:42 language analysis 📝 Key Words & Phrases from the Story • Scroll through – To look through a list or options on a screen. "Sophie scrolled through profiles on the app before choosing Tom." • Walk toward – To move in the direction of something. "Tom walked toward her with confidence." • Lean in – To move closer, often to speak quietly or intimately. "Tom leaned in, resting a casual hand on the back of her chair." • Move on – To stop thinking about or being emotionally attached to something. "James assumed Sophie hadn’t moved on from him." • Give a once-over – To quickly look at someone or something, often to judge. "Chloe gave Sophie a once-over to size her up." • Hold out – To extend something to someone. "Tom held out his hand for a dance." • Make it look like – To create an impression of something that isn’t true. "Just pretend we’ve been dating for a few months—make it look like I’ve moved on." • Burst out laughing – To suddenly start laughing. "Sophie pressed her lips together, trying not to burst out laughing." • Change the subject – To talk about something different to avoid a topic. "Sophie changed the subject before James could say more." • It’s what you hired me for – A casual way to say “This is my job” or “This is what I do.” "Tom smirked and said, ‘It’s what you hired me for.’" • Shall we? – A polite and natural way to suggest starting something. "‘Shall we?’ Tom said, offering hi