Shadowing-Übung: Speaking Practice Lesson | Tell A Great Story in English - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video
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Hey there!
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This is Emma from mmmEnglish.
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Today we're going to be doing some speaking practice together and we're going to be practising with the mmmEnglish imitation technique.
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Now I've talked about this before, we've practised it together before, it's one of the most effective ways that you can reduce your accent
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and fix some of those pronunciation problems so that you're speaking English clearly and confidently.
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Plus we're going to be using a lot of the narrative tenses you've been learning over the past few weeks.
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The past continuous, the past perfect continuous and the past perfect simple.
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Very, very exciting to be putting all of that grammar into practice in a speaking lesson.
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Now one more thing before we get started, if you are not a subscriber yet make sure you hit that button down there,
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turn on notifications so that you never miss one of the mmm English lessons.
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Alright, time to dive in.
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So if you're new to mmm English, you may not have practised with one of my imitation lessons before.
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It's really simple.
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I'm going to help you practise out loud with me all the way through this lesson and if you like it,
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there are several other imitation lessons on my channel and I've also got some imitation courses available on the mmmEnglish website.
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You can get to it up here or the link is down in the description below.
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Today we're going to practice storytelling in English, an exceptionally important skill to have.
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I'm going to be sharing a simple story about a coincidence at the supermarket, a coincidence that turned into a disaster.
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Not an awful disaster, just a funny disaster, a mess.
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Keep in mind that you can easily exchange my story with your own.
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Once you practice along with me for a little while, that's what I really want you to do is take the story that I'm using and adapt it, make it your own.
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An unusual trip to the supermarket.
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Step one, listen and read.
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On Monday, I was doing my weekly shopping when I bumped into an old friend of mine.
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We hadn't seen each other for more than 10 years, so it was a real surprise to see her in my local supermarket.
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We stopped in the middle of the aisle, mouths open, then hugged and chatted for what felt like ages.
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It turns out she'd been living overseas, in Istanbul, and had only just moved back home.
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That's why we hadn't seen each other for so long.
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While we were talking, another friend wandered up the aisle.
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It was one of our old classmates from high school.
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What a coincidence!
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And it turns out, he'd recently become a dad.
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He had his new baby girl tucked up in the pram.
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He admitted to us he was just trying to get out of the house for a while.
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So we decided to go to the cafe next door.
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We couldn't miss this chance to catch up after all of these years, but it turned out to be a disaster.
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We ordered cake but it tasted terrible.
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We ordered coffee but it never came.
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When one of the waitresses was rushing to open the door for a customer, she knocked over a huge vase of flowers which,
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you guessed it, smashed onto our table and soaked us with water.
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Fortunately, we were having so much fun reminiscing about old school days that it didn't really bother us too much.
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Step two, listen and copy me.
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Now you need to imitate exactly what I say.
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So that means you're trying to copy my pronunciation, the word stress, the pause in every sentence,
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you can even try and imitate my facial expressions to practice communicating with more than just words in English.
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Now there's going to be a pause after each sentence or clause so that you can practice out loud with me okay?
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Just try and relax and go with the flow alright?
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It's just you and it's me, we're here right now, we're doing some speaking practice together, we're going to have some fun.
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On Monday, I was doing my weekly shopping.
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When I bumped into an old friend of mine.
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We hadn't seen each other for more than ten years.
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So it was a real surprise to see her in my local supermarket.
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We stopped in the middle of the aisle, mouths open.
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Then hugged and chatted for what felt like ages.
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It turns out she'd been living overseas,
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in Istanbul, and had only just moved back home.
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That's why we hadn't seen each other for so long.
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While we were talking, another friend wandered up the aisle.
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It was one of our old classmates from high school.
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What a coincidence!
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And it turns out he'd recently become a dad.
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He had his new baby girl tucked up in the pram.
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He admitted to us he was just trying to get out of the house for a while.
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So we decided to go to the cafe next door.
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We couldn't miss this chance to catch up after all of these years,
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but it turned out to be a disaster.
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We ordered cake, but it tasted terrible.
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We ordered coffee, but it never came.
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him, when one of the waitresses was rushing to open the door for a customer,
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she knocked over a huge vase of flowers which,
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You guessed it, smashed onto our table.
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And soaked us with water.
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Fortunately, we were having so much fun reminiscing about old -school days that it didn't really bother us too much.
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Step three, shadow me.
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So now we're moving on to step three which is a little more challenging than the last one.
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So don't forget that you can pause here, you can go back and practise section two as many times as you need to before we keep going.
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It's going to take a little bit of practice and some time for you to get comfortable and relaxed.
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So you're going to shadow me and that means
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that you're listening to me and speaking at exactly the same time
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and the reason why we're doing this is because I want you to copy the rhythm and the tone that I'm using,
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the pattern and the sounds that are coming out of my mouth.
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So even if you get tongue -tied
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and you get stuck trying to make the words come out as quickly as I am saying them, don't worry about it.
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Focus on following the rhythm.
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Follow that rhythm.
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On Monday, I was doing my weekly shopping when I bumped into an old friend of mine.
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We hadn't seen each other for more than 10 years
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so it was a real surprise to see her in my local supermarket.
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We stopped in the middle of the aisle, mouths open, then hugged and chatted for what felt like ages.
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It turns out she'd been living overseas, in Istanbul, and had only just moved back home.
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That's why we hadn't seen each other for so long.
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While we were talking, another friend wandered up the aisle.
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It was one of our old classmates from high school.
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What a coincidence.
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And it turns out he'd recently become a dad.
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He had his new baby girl tucked up in the pram.
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He admitted to us he was just trying to get out of the house for a while.
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So we decided to go to the cafe next door.
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We couldn't miss this chance to catch up after all of these years.
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But it turned out to be a disaster.
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We ordered cake, but it tasted terrible.
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We ordered coffee, but it never came.
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When one of the waitresses was rushing to open the door for a customer, she knocked over a huge vase of flowers which,
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you guessed it, smashed onto our table and soaked us with water.
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Fortunately, we were having so much fun reminiscing about old -school days, that it didn't really bother us too much.
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So you made it all the way through, well done!
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I know that it's a little bit of a mouthful trying to get all of those auxiliary verbs out right?
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Trying to get it all sounding natural using those contractions
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and the linking between words but now that you're feeling a little more comfortable with my story,
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why don't you try adapting your own story?
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You know, have you had any funny coincidences happen to you lately?
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Run into someone that you haven't seen in a long time?
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If you have, then share that story down in the comments.
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See if you can practise using some of the same tenses that we shared in this lesson together.
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I'll be down to check them out as soon as I can.
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I'm looking forward to jumping down and reading some of your stories soon.
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Thanks for watching and I will see you in the next lesson.
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Bye for now!
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