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Hello everyone, it's Jessica here, back with all of you lovely learners on the Learn English with Jessica channel.
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Today, we're focusing on practice speaking skills with two exercises, shadowing and duet.
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Alright, so let's get started.
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Exercise 1, shadowing.
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In this exercise, I want you to try to copy exactly the rhythm and the tone of the dialogue.
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Pay attention and we'll practice together.
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Hey, did you try the chicken recipe I gave you?
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Yes, I did, but it didn't turn out well.
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Oh no, what happened?
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The chicken was undercooked.
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Did you follow the cooking time?
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I thought I did.
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Maybe my oven isn't working right.
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You should check the oven temperature.
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I will.
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And the spices were too strong.
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Which spices did you use?
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I used all that were listed.
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Maybe too much of each.
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It's important to measure them correctly.
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I'm not good at guessing amounts.
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Next time, use measuring spoons.
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I'll do that.
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And it was a bit salty.
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How much salt did you add?
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I'm not sure.
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I just put some in.
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Always measure the salt too.
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I guess I'm not a natural cook.
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Cooking takes practice.
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Don't worry.
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Thanks.
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I'll try the recipe again soon.
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Let me know how it goes.
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Definitely.
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I hope it's better next time.
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If you need help, I can come over and cook with you.
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Really?
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That would be great.
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Yes, it'll be fun.
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We can make it together.
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Thanks, Emma.
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I appreciate it.
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No problem.
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Cooking with friends is always better.
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I'll get some fresh chicken for next time.
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And we'll double-check all the spices.
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I'll be more careful with the salt, too.
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Looking forward to our cooking session.
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Me, too.
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See you then.
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See you?
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No. Exercise two, duet.
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Good job.
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Let's move to the next exercise.
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So now you're in the conversation.
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I'm going to read my lines, and you'll read your lines on the screen.
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Here we go!
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I can't decide which American dish is the best.
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It's hard to choose.
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There are so many.
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What about hamburgers?
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They're classic.
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True, but I think pizza might be better.
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Pizza is good, but it's not originally from America.
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OK, what about hot dogs?
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Hot dogs are great at a baseball game.
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But are they the best?
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I'm not sure.
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Let's not forget about barbecue ribs.
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Oh, I love ribs.
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But they're so messy to eat.
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That's part of the fun.
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Well, how about mac and cheese?
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A comfort food classic.
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But is it the best?
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It's delicious, but maybe not the most exciting.
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What's your top pick then?
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I might have to go with barbecue ribs.
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Really?
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I was leaning towards hamburgers.
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Hamburgers are great, but ribs have that special flavor.
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Fair enough.
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Can we agree that they're all good?
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Absolutely.
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America has some amazing food.
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Now, I'm hungry talking about all this food.
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Me too.
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Let's go get some ribs. Or maybe a hamburger.
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I can't decide.
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Why not both?
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Let's treat ourselves today.
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That sounds like a perfect plan.
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Great!
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It's decided then.
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First ribs, then hamburgers.
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I'm definitely not going to have room for dessert.
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Who needs dessert when you have all this?
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True, let's go on a food adventure.
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Best idea ever.
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Let's go.
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I can't decide which American dish is the best.
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It's hard to choose.
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There are so many.
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What about hamburgers?
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They're classic.
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True, but I think pizza might be better.
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Pizza is good, but it's not originally from America.
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OK, what about hot dogs?
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Hot dogs are great at a baseball game.
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But are they the best?
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I'm not sure.
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Let's not forget about barbecue ribs.
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Oh, I love ribs.
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But they're so messy to eat.
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That's part of the fun.
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Well, how about mac and cheese?
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A comfort food classic.
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But is it the best?
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It's delicious, but maybe not the most exciting.
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What's your top pick then?
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I might have to go with barbecue ribs.
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Really?
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I was leaning towards hamburgers.
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Hamburgers are great, but ribs have that special flavour.
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Fair enough.
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Can we agree that they're all good?
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Absolutely.
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America has some amazing food.
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Now, I'm hungry talking about all this food.
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Me too.
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Let's go get some ribs. Or maybe a hamburger.
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I can't decide.
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Why not both?
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Let's treat ourselves today.
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That sounds like a perfect plan.
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Great.
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It's decided then.
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First ribs, then hamburgers.
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I'm definitely not going to have room for dessert.
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Who needs dessert when you have all this?
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True.
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Let's go on a food adventure.
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Best idea ever.
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Let's go.
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Okay, so that's the end of today's lesson.
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To get the best results, you can listen to the dialogue over and over again until you can speak fluently and smoothly.
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Or recording what you say is also a super-efficient way to perfect your pronunciation.
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Don't forget to like, share, and comment on my video.
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