The Great Fire Of London: English Listening Practice [Upper Intermediate]

The video provides a listening practice lesson focused on the Great Fire of London, aimed at upper intermediate to advanced learners. It begins with an introduction to the lesson's objectives and a vocabulary section explaining terms like 'blaze', 'flammable', and 'extinguish'. The main content covers the historical event of the Great Fire of London in 1666, detailing its causes, spread, and impact on the city. The fire's aftermath, including the rebuilding efforts and the erection of a monument, is also discussed. The lesson aims to enhance listening skills while providing historical insights.

What was the outcome of the fire in terms of property damage?

What historical document is significant for understanding the Great Fire of London?

What changes were made in the city after the Great Fire of London to prevent future fires?