Shadowing-Übung: Unit 11 Gold - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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Art and Culture Unit 11 Gold Gold has been a part of many cultures for hundreds of years.
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People made coins and jewelry with gold.
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Gold is a soft metal.
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It is easy to shape into sheets, long wires, or rings.
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People sometimes mix gold with other metals.
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This makes the gold harder.
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Then it can be made into beautiful jewelry.
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Why do we value gold so much?
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It has a special color.
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No other metal is a bright yellow.
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We also value gold because it is rare.
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A rare thing is hard to find.
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Even after hundreds of years, gold is still a precious metal now.
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It is still valued for its beauty.
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It is still rare.
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Today, banks store gold in the form of bars.
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Its value is more than $600 per ounce.
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Gold is more useful now than ever before.
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Art and Culture Unit 11 Gold Gold has been a part of many cultures for hundreds of years.
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People made coins and jewelry with gold.
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Gold is a soft metal.
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It is easy to shape into sheets, long wires, or rings.
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People sometimes mix gold with other metals.
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This makes the gold harder.
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Then it can be made into beautiful jewelry.
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Why do we value gold so much?
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It has a special color.
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No other metal is a bright yellow.
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We also value gold because it is rare.
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A rare thing is hard to find.
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Even after hundreds of years, gold is still a precious metal now.
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It is still valued for its beauty.
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It is still rare.
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Today, banks store gold in the form of bars.
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Its value is more than $600 per ounce.
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Gold is more useful now than ever before.
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Art and Culture Unit 11.
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Gold Gold has been a part of many cultures for hundreds of years.
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People made coins and jewelry with gold.
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Gold is a soft metal.
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It is easy to shape into sheets, long wires, or rings.
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People sometimes mix gold with other metals.
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This makes the gold harder.
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Then it can be made into beautiful jewelry.
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Why do we value gold so much?
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It has a special color.
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No other metal is a bright yellow.
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We also value gold because it is rare.
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A rare thing is hard to find.
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Even after hundreds of years, gold is still a precious metal now.
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It is still valued for its beauty.
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It is still rare.
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Today, banks store gold in the form of bars.
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Its value is more than $600 per ounce.
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Gold is more useful now than ever before.
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Art and Culture Unit 11 Gold Gold has been a part of many cultures for hundreds of years.
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People made coins and jewelry with gold.
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Gold is a soft metal.
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It is easy to shape into sheets, long wires, or rings.
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People sometimes mix gold with other metals.
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This makes the gold harder.
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Then it can be made into beautiful jewelry.
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Why do we value gold so much?
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It has a special color.
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No other metal is a bright yellow.
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We also value gold because it is rare.
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A rare thing is hard to find.
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Even after hundreds of years, gold is still a precious metal now.
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It is still valued for its beauty.
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It is still rare.
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Today, banks store gold in the form of bars.
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Its value is more than $600 per ounce.
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Gold is more useful now than ever before.
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Art and Culture Unit 11 Gold Gold has been a part of many cultures for hundreds of years.
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People made coins and jewelry with gold.
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Gold is a soft metal.
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It is easy to shape into sheets, long wires
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or rings people sometimes mix gold with other metals this makes the gold harder
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then it can be made into beautiful jewelry why do we value gold so much it has a special color
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no other metal is a bright yellow we also value gold
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because it is rare a rare thing is hard to find
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even after hundreds of years gold is still a precious metal
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now it is still valued for its beauty it is still
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rare today banks store gold in the form of bars its
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value is more than 600 dollars per ounce gold is more useful now than ever before

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