Improve Your English Listening | Spring on Prince Edward Island

Many of you will already know an of Green Gables , a story forever linked to the quiet beauty of Prince Edward Island. Today, we remain on that same island , but our focus shifts. Inst . Instead of Anne, we'll spend time with Eliza . will move through a simple spring day in her life , noticing the steady rhythm of island living , and along the way, absorbing some carefully chosen English without even realizing it . A soft May morning broke over the little farm near Cavendish . Eliza woke to the sound of birds and slipped out of bed . She pulled on her everyday dress, tied a white apron at her waist , and stepped onto the porch . Her mother called from the kitchen twilight, already looking forward to tomorrow . Before we continue, let's take a look at a few key words from today's story . I'll explain the most important ones here so you can understand them clearly and feel more confident as you listen . For the more difficult, older, or technical words , you can find extra explanations and notes on our Telegram channel . Porch. A porch is a covered space at the front of a house where people sit or relax . In American English, porch is very common . In British English, people sometimes say ver , but porch is also widely understood and used , especially for modern houses . She sat on the porch enjoying the quiet evening air I'll join you later. I just need to finish my chores . Figures. Figures means numbers . Especially in business or financial situations . It sounds more professional than just saying numbers . The figures don't seem right. Can we check them again ? Satisfaction