Real American English Conversation | Advanced Listening Practice | Master English Conversation 2.0

In this real English Conversation, learn all about building, construction and repairing motor homes, vehicles and buildings.

[juanbonillo]

I feel this is way more instructive and helpful for learning English than the typical and forced conversations made for listenings.

[-GreenTv]

As always Drew has unique and awesome That makes him different than others who are using traditional and boring ways of teaching.... Well Done Drew no one can stop us Learning English.

[itsavvy]

This is real English. We want to see more videos like this.

[manfrinnibastos]

I hope you can make more videos like that. It's a great way to learn how to speak like a native, the subtitles idea also helps a lot. Thanks and God bless you, Drew!

[gleisonrodrigues]

I want to improve my listening and this video helped me a lot. Thanks!

[soufiane_krem]

The way Drew makes the conversation interesting is fascinating . I really enjoyed watching this video.

[munyengabeanastase]

Let me tell u my teacher, I listened to different teachers, but you are the one all over the world

[iamjustanartist]

Thank you very much! This is really helpful. I haven't used my English for years, and I am going to have an online conference in the next 2 hours with 3 Americans. So much nervous!

[codenamemagenta]

this is the kind of language-related content that I really prefer and not the structured one.
as a learner of English, I could say, this is an awesome native conversation. I like it.
two thumbs up.

Nov. 21, 2020

[faithfuly]

Even native Americans are prone to use fillers and pauses. But I appreciate both involved are real solid and knows the trade well. Spot on!

[NannyDevas]

I loved it, he made the learning process so much fun.
if all teachers were like that everyone would speak English 😊

[nalberthkagiya]

This video is too helpful. I'm learning a lot of words and improving my english. Thank you!

[timt]

If you can fully understand their conversation, you're on your way to fluency. This is a good typical native conversation, just a tad bit slow, but very typical 😉

[emablejean]

Hi Drew!
I'm so happy to be here.
Thank you so much and God bless yo.

[brunow.n]

I've been watching this vídeo rencetly in speed 1.25. Watching like this will help you a lot.

[blablabladanichia]

Not so easy conversation to understand, I've got 60% of it. That's due to specific words of the job, of course, but it's an interesting conversation because it's real. Thank you Drew!

[lyubalyubasha]

That was an absolutely amazing experience where I could listen to a real conversation! Much appreciated!

[munyengabeanastase]

I feel sorry that I didn't know you before, I couldn't have been struggling In English like this, but lem just follow you every single day

[mashelley]

Excellent video! I'm glad that I found you. I've been searching for great material for my C1 Advanced ESL learners. Most of my students want to learn more about places and people in the United States. That would be an endless topic!

[a.michele]

Wow. That is the thing I was looking for, advanced American English! After three years in USA I'm back to Brazil and I'm teaching basic English in a good school, but I do want to keep my ears on track with advanced stuff. Now, I'm on your foot (Brazilian expression)