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In this video, you will learn how to use the popular English expression “long story short.”
This idiom is commonly used when you want to summarize a long explanation, give the main point quickly, or skip unnecessary details in a story.

Example from the lesson:
“Guess what happened to me. I missed my train, it was pouring with rain, my phone died… Long story short, I nearly missed my friend’s wedding.”
The phrase “long story short” helps you give a short version of a longer story, especially when you want to get straight to the main point.
It is widely used in daily conversations, storytelling, presentations, emails, and even professional communication.
This lesson explains the meaning, pronunciation, and real-life examples of how to use the idiom naturally, helping you sound more fluent and confident when speaking English.

Useful For

English learners at beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels
Students preparing for IELTS, TOEFL, and PTE
Anyone who wants to tell stories more naturally in English
Teachers looking for simple and engaging idiom explanations
Viewers who want to improve daily conversation skills
Learners looking to expand vocabulary with practical idioms

What You Learn

The meaning of the phrase “long story short”
When and how to use it in everyday speech
How to summarise stories quickly and naturally
Real-life examples from travel, daily life, and social situations
How to avoid giving too much detail when someone only wants the main point
Simple sentence structures to use the idiom confidently

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