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Today, we are recommending six great shows that are perfect for improving your listening skills.

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"Friends" is a popular American sitcom that centers on the lives of six friends in their '20s who live in New York.

Even though the characters in "Friends" speak quickly, there's a lot of physical comedy and repetition.

So, even if you don't understand every word, you'll understand the story.

Hey, I got you a present!

Oh, my goodness, where did you hide it?

"The Ellen DeGeneres Show" is a hugely popular television show in the English-speaking world.

The host of the same name, interviews celebrities, does stand-up comedy, or even interviews stars of viral videos.

Ellen uses a really simple language in her show, and to date, she has over 2,600 episodes.

So, there's lots of opportunities to practice listening.

"Atypical" follows the story of Sam Gardner, a high school student with autism.

Sam has all the struggles of a normal teenager,

but with the added challenge of being atypical or something that's different than normal.

A lot of the show centers around Sam's family, friends, and support group,

and so there's a lot of dialogue in the show.

You'll be able to practice listening with a lot of everyday vocabulary.

I'm doing research on how to steal a woman.

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Now let's look at another series to improve your listening.

"The Great British Bake Off" is a beloved baking show in which amateur bakers compete against each other in a series of challenges.

Each week, the show's structure is the same, meaning you'll get to hear the same phrases repeated in each episode.

Bake, the bakers, bake, the bake off.

Perfect baking.

The competitors are from all over the United Kingdom.

So you'll also get a chance to hear varied British accents.

Delicious, hot, muslin parcels.

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Netflix's show the "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" is a unique story.

Kimmy has been locked in a bunker, an underground safe house for her whole life, and then suddenly discovers the real world.

Kimmy has to learn things that seem very basic, and she speaks slowly in the show,

making it perfect for practicing listening and learning new vocabulary with the character.

-Please tell me that you're normal. -Oh, I'm very normal.

I've had everything normal happen to me.

Last, we recommend "Breaking Bad".

Walter White, a high school chemistry teacher finds out that he has terminal cancer.

Because of this, he turns from teaching to producing illegal drugs so he can provide for his family after he dies.

Not only that, but he has a very clear and slow way of speaking, so you'll be able to follow along with the story.

I am not in danger, Skyler.

I am the danger!

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