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Luke's ENGLISH Podcast - Learn British English with Luke Thompson

180. How my Brother Dislocated his Shoulder (with James)

Luke's ENGLISH Podcast - Learn British English with Luke Thompson

Luke Thompson

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🗓️ 20 May 2014

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

Two days ago my brother fell off his skateboard and dislocated his shoulder. In this episode he tells us all about what happened. We also chat about how he still loves skateboarding after 30 years and lots of injuries. Click here for vocabulary, videos and my brother's selfie in hospital. https://teacherluke.co.uk/2014/05/20/180-dislocated-shoulder/ 

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0:00.0

You're listening to Luke's English podcast.

0:02.4

For more information you can visit teacher Luke. Wordpress.com.

0:08.0

Hello everyone. Welcome to another episode of Luke's English

0:15.8

podcast, the Podcast for Learners of English. This is Luke speaking. How are you

0:21.8

doing? I hope you're well. Now yesterday my mom sent me a text message with a photo attached to it and the text just said have you seen this and I had a look at the photo, and what did I see, but a picture of my

0:35.2

brother in hospital? That's right, you know, those sort of oxygen masks that people wear when they're

0:42.2

in hospital so they can breathe oxygen. He was in

0:44.5

hospital in a hospital bed with this mask on he had like a drip attached to

0:49.5

his arm and I thought oh my God, what's happened?

0:53.0

So I quickly sent him a message and he was able to use his phone and we exchanged a few messages.

1:01.0

It turns out he fell off his skateboard didn't he? He fell off his skateboard and he

1:05.6

dislocated his shoulder. So nothing too serious, but it was certainly very painful for

1:11.2

him. Now he's 39 years old and he's still skateboarding which is

1:15.8

fine really I mean you know it's a sport like any other sports we might associate

1:21.2

skateboarding with something that children do, but actually these days it's an

1:26.5

adult sport, isn't it? And it has been for quite a long time. He's always been inter-skating since he got his first skateboard when he was 10 years old.

1:36.2

And it's something he does regularly.

1:38.1

But he has had lots of different accidents over the years.

1:41.4

He's broken his arm, he's broken his ankle, he's had various sprains and

1:47.2

ligament damages, he's dislocated his finger and now of course he's dislocated his shoulder too. So he's been damaged and beaten up a lot by skateboarding but this is the worst one that he's ever had.

1:59.0

So today I decided I'd give him a Skype call in order to, well first of all of course just check that he's okay,

2:08.0

just make sure that he's feeling all right.

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