Learn English with a Book | The Great Gatsby | Deep Work Session | Part 1

Today I am announcing a brand new series on this channel. We are going to learn English with The Great Gatsby. Except there's a twist. The language in this book is still a bit outdated. So I have completely rewritten it for a modern audience. Here's how it works. Here's how to use this video. Simply follow

along to improve your English listening, vocabulary, and speaking skills. You can buy my easy English version of the book on Amazon or if you are a channel member, you can get [music] one for free and follow along at home for best results. Like, subscribe, and comment where you are watching from. Your support means the world to me. [music]

And if you want a life update from me, what I've been doing, why I haven't been posting as often recently, watch till the end. Here we are at chapter 1. Now, I have adjusted the language in the story to be about B1 to B2 level on the Sephur scale. So, it should be a very

comfortable read for this audience. It shouldn't be too difficult. I really, really love this story. Let's go ahead and get started here. Chapter one. When I was younger, I was more impressionable. That means easily influenced by others. Say that with me. Impressionable.mp impressionable. Yeah. Other people can make a big impact on you and change your

opinion quite easily. Okay. When he was younger, he was more impressionable. Maybe he's less impressionable now. My father gave me advice that I never forgot. H that I never forgot. Maybe we could say this is memorable advice. Or we could say advice that really stuck. Stuck. If something sticks, then you don't forget it. All right. It sticks

with you. So maybe his father gave him some words of wisdom, some wise words, some advice. Let's see what it was. He [snorts] warned me. Oh, gave him a warning not to judge people too quickly. Don't judge people too quickly. In other words, don't make a decision about whether they are good or bad too fast.