Shadowing-Übung: Repeat-After-Me + Shadowing Practice: Contractions - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video
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Hello and welcome back to another Shadowing Practice or welcome if it's your first time tuning in.
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My name is Claire and I'm a native speaker from the United States and an English teacher.
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So the description of this video.
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When you join, it's a monthly subscription to be a part of a community where you get access to live shadowing practices with me,
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All right, without further ado, let's start our shadowing practice today.
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So the structure is going to be the same as always.
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First, repeat after me, and then shadow what I say.
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So you say it at the exact same time as me, matching my intonation, pronunciation, rhythm.
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And this is going to help you overall with your English fluency, which includes feeling more confident when you're speaking English.
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And I'm going to point out some specific pronunciation tips along the way.
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So overall, it's just really going to help you with your English skills.
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Now, contractions that you might have some questions about how to pronounce them or how to quickly speak them in English. So
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I've come up with a story that has loads of contractions in there
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and I will point out each one to you so that you can feel confident using them when you speak English.
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Alright guys, let's get started.
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English made easy with Claire.
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So first, repeat after me.
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I thought I'd wake up early today.
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Thank you.
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I thought I'd wake up early today.
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I told myself I'd go for a run.
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I told myself I'd go for a run.
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"Make a healthy breakfast." Make a healthy breakfast.
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and start my day right.
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and start my day right.
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Awesome.
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So the one contraction that we see in this first section is "eyed." And that, of course, is the words "eye" and "would" contracted together.
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And we pronounce this Eyed.
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I'd I thought I'd wake up early today.
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Thank you.
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I told myself, I'd go for a run.
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Thank you.
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Alright, let's shadow this all together.
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Say it with me.
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"I thought I'd wake up early today.
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I told myself I'd go for a run.
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make a healthy breakfast, and start my day right.
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All right, repeat.
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I would have done all of that.
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I would have done all of that.
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If my alarm hadn't betrayed me,
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If my alarm hadn't betrayed me, For some reason, It didn't go off.
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For some reason, it didn't go off.
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All right, here we have three different contractions.
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Would've.
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which is would and have, Would've.
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Would've.
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So make sure that it is a voiced /v / sound very quickly at the end, Would've.
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Would've.
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And hadn't that's had and not together.
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Hadn't And at the end here, in rapid speech especially, we have that stopped T sound.
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So not "hadn't" but hadn't.
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Hadn't.
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So again in a lot of my shadowing videos I point out the stopped t
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because it is a big question for a lot of people
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especially in the American English accent we stop our t's a lot
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when they're in the middle of the word or at the end of the word.
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It almost sounds like a d sound or you can just think of the sound stopping and we have Didn't.
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Didn't.
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which is did and not.
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Again, we have this stop T at the end.
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This N' sound doesn't need to be overcomplicated,
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and it's probably a little bit easier to Learn it within the phrase.
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It didn't go off.
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It didn't go off.
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You can hear how the sound stops.
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didn't.
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didn't go off.
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Okay, let's shadow this section.
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Say it with me.
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I would have done all of that.
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if my alarm hadn't betrayed me.
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For some reason, It didn't go off.
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All right, repeat after me.
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Instead, I didn't get up on time.
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Instead, I didn't get up on time.
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I didn't run.
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I didn't run.
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and I've only had coffee instead of food.
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and I've only had coffee instead of food.
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Okay, again, we have the contraction didn't, so more opportunity to practice that one.
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But we also have I've.
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which is I have.
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I've I've So let's shadow this all together.
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Instead, I didn't get up on time.
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I didn't run.
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and I've only had coffee instead of food.
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Repeat.
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I keep thinking I'll do all that tomorrow.
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I keep thinking, I'll do all that tomorrow.
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Thank you.
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Thank you but I've said that before.
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But I've said that before.
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So I've got great intentions.
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So I've got great intentions.
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They just haven't turned into actions yet.
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They just haven't turned into actions yet.
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Okay, the contractions we have here are I'll, I'll
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and the l sound here can be a little bit tricky for some people
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but don't overthink it you don't need to necessarily position the l too far back in the throat
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if your native language tends to have very forward l's you can still keep the l quite forward i'll i'll
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that works in english as well and in rapid speech it ends up sounding like i'll "I'll" instead of "I'll"
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We have All.
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All.
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I'll do all that tomorrow.
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We have "Ive" again, but I've said that before.
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but I've said that before.
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in rapid speech you might not really hear that that voiced sound, but I've said that, right?
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But I've said that, but I've said that.
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So it's easier.
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This is why shadowing practice is so good.
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It's easier to learn it in the context of the whole phrase.
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And then that pronunciation really starts coming.
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And finally, we have the contraction haven't.
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which is have and not.
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Haven't.
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haven't.
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And again, we have that n apostrophe t ending that Sounds like it just stops in American English pronunciation anyway.
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Haven't. Have it.
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And one last thing I want to say, I just want to point out, you can see here, I've got great intentions.
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I've got.
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The phrase I've got has the same meaning as I have.
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You can either say I have got or I have, and they mean the same thing, but you will hear a lot of native speakers use this phrase.
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I've got.
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"great intentions" or "I've got work tomorrow." It's just a phrase that we commonly use.
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So that's a good one to also have in your back pocket.
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Okay, let's shadow this final section all together.
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I keep thinking, I'll do all that tomorrow.
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But I've said that before.
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So, "I've got great intentions." They just haven't turned into actions yet.
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Okay, let's take this entire story and shadow the whole thing together without stopping.
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So here is the part where you can repeat this as many times as you need to.
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Pause the video, slow it down, whatever you need to do.
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Keep this one as a regular practice so you can really get used to pronouncing these contractions in a real world context.
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Here we go.
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Thank you.
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"I thought I'd wake up early today.
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I told myself I'd go for a run, Make a healthy breakfast.
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and start my day right.
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I would have done all of that.
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If my alarm hadn't betrayed me, For some reason, it didn't go off.
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Instead, I didn't get up on time.
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I didn't run.
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and I've only had coffee instead of food.
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I keep thinking, I'll do all that tomorrow.
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But I've said that before.
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"So I've got great intentions." They just haven't turned into actions yet.
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All right guys, thank you so much again for joining me for today's shadowing practice.
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Check out my other practices if you're wanting more of this.
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Again, if you want even more regular shadowing practices with me, I'm now doing live.
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weekly shadowing practices in my community.
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The link for that is in the description below.
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Thanks so much for watching, and I'll see you next time.
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