Working from home is more challenging than most people think! Improve your English skills while listening to this English conversation practice about our experiences adjusting to working in our home office.   English Conversation Practice about Working From Home https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/fl59zt/53_Building_Vocabulary_Podcast_Version.mp3   Audio Transcription Listening Practice: Amy:  Hi, everybody. My name is Amy Whitney and I’m here with Curtis Davies, and today on this podcast we’re going to be talking about what it’s like to work from home. And for us, this isn't something that happened recently but instead, it’s something that we started doing about three or four years ago. But we still went through a lot of the same problems that many of you have faced in the past months when you moved your work from the office or whatever you were doing out of your home to having to do things at your home. I think it would be helpful for people to know where things started to change for us and when we started to work from home. Can you tell us a little bit about what your first experience was like and when it happened? Curtis:  Sure. It was the first year when we moved to Mexico. Now, I was used to in Canada working as a delivery driver going from one place to the next, taking things to people. It was like a customer service type thing. Now, when I moved to Mexico, I had to transition to a desk job, sitting in front of a computer. The transition was the most difficult thing for me. It was because my home life and my work life kind of mashed together, I couldn’t separate the two. So, house chores I would think of as work. Then I had to focus on what I had to do for a desk job work. So the distraction from home work or home chores and what I was supposed to do work-wise, it was the separation problem there. I couldn’t separate the two. End of Transcription Sample from the English Conversation Practice. To get access to the full transcription for this English lesson and the other 53 conversation lessons currently available, register as a Real English Conversations member here.   Understand this English Lesson Better! If you are tired of needing to depend on text and subtitles to understand natural English, we can help. The 'listening training' techniques can be found online in our courses, or if you prefer, in a private lesson. Learn more about Private Lessons with us here or check out the membership options to get access to the full "Listening Training Course". Get the lessons you need to improve and practice your English conversation skills. Other Conversation Lessons & Articles: * [Audio] Driving * [Audio] Vocabulary Building * [Audio] Phrasal Verb Podcast: Give In * [Article] Making An Awesome Study Plan * [Article] Steps to Having Better Speaking Flow Todaybr /...