Shadowing-Übung: Unit 3 Clothes - Tactics For Listening Basic - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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Unit 3.
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Clothes.
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Page 10.
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Track 12.
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Listening 1.
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1. Which is David?
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David?
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There he is.
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He's wearing a jacket and tie, and he has reddish-blonde hair.
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Okay, thanks.
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2. I'm looking for Monica.
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Oh, she's wearing a long dress.
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And she wears glasses.
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Does she have long hair?
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No, it's not really long.
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Three. Which one is Nick?
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He's wearing a dark suit and a tie. And sneakers.
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Sneakers?
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Okay, thanks.
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Four.
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I'm looking for Emma.
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There she is, over there.
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She's wearing white pants and a red blouse.
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The one with a scarf?
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Yeah.
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Five.
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Who's Andrew?
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He's wearing shorts and a t-shirt.
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He has short blonde hair.
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Oh, I see him.
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Thanks.
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Six.
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I'm looking for Kate.
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Hmm.
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There she is.
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She's wearing a yellow skirt, a blue blouse, and red sandals.
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Thanks.
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Seven. Is Mary here tonight?
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Yes, she is.
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See her over there?
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She's wearing jeans and a green shirt.
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Jeans and a green shirt?
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Yes, and she's wearing a funny hat.
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Eight.
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Where's Ben?
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Oh, the bodybuilder.
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He's wearing sneakers, shorts, and a tight shirt, as usual.
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A tight shirt?
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Yeah, he likes to show off his muscles.
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Page 11.
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Track 13.
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Listening to.
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1. How are the pants, sir?
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I think they're too short.
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What do you think?
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Yes, I think you're right.
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They certainly are too short.
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Can you get me a longer pair?
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2. Do you like this blouse?
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Well, I think it's a little too big.
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I guess so.
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Yes, it's pretty big.
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You definitely need a smaller one.
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3. Are the sneakers comfortable?
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Well, I think they're a little small for me.
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Too small?
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Let me find a bigger pair.
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Four.
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Are those jeans alright?
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I'm afraid they're too big for me.
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Okay, then let's find a smaller pair.
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Five.
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How does the t-shirt fit?
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Is it too tight?
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Do you have a looser one?
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Six.
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How do you like the sandals?
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Too big, I'm afraid.
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Too big?
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Let me find a smaller size.
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Page 11.
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Track 13.
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Listening to.
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1. How are the pants, sir?
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I think they're too short.
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What do you think?
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Yes, I think you're right.
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They certainly are too short.
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Can you get me a longer pair?
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2. Do you like this blouse?
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Well, I think it's a little too big.
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I guess so.
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Yes, it's pretty big.
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You definitely need a smaller one.
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Three.
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Are the sneakers comfortable?
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Well, I think they're a little small for me.
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Too small?
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Let me find a bigger pair.
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Four. Are those jeans alright?
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I'm afraid they're too big for me.
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Okay, then let's find a smaller pair.
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Five How does the t-shirt fit?
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Is it too tight?
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Do you have a looser one?
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Six How do you like the sandals?
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Too big, I'm afraid.
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Too big?
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Let me find a smaller size.
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Page 12, track 14, Listening 3 1.
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Sonia was very well dressed.
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She had on a jacket and a long dark blue skirt.
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She was also wearing a yellow blouse.
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She wasn't carrying a bag, but she did have a small wallet with her.
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Oh, and I remember she had nice gold earrings.
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I also remember her shoes.
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She was wearing black shoes with very high heels.
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Two.
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Matt was very casually dressed.
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He was wearing some really old jeans, you know, the ones with holes in them, with a wide leather belt and a blue shirt with buttons.
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He had on some boots too, high brown ones.
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They looked really nice.
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He was also wearing glasses.
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He usually wears a couple of big rings, but he was only wearing one today.
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3. Kevin was wearing a yellow shirt and green tie.
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I didn't like the tie, but I liked the shirt.
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He also had on brown pants.
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He was wearing sneakers with long white socks, kind of cute actually, and he had a leather bag over one shoulder.
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4. Amy looked really good.
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She had on a long skirt and a beautiful black jacket, and she had some expensive glasses on.
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She also had on a collared shirt.
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She didn't have a bag.
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She was wearing sandals.
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Page 12, track 14, listening 3.
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1. Sonia was very well-dressed.
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She had on a jacket and a long dark blue skirt.
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She was also wearing a yellow blouse.
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She wasn't carrying a bag, but she did have a small wallet with her.
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Oh, and I remember she had nice gold earrings.
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I also remember her shoes.
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She was wearing black shoes with very high heels.
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Two.
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Matt was very casually dressed.
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He was wearing some really old jeans, you know, the ones with holes in them, with a wide leather belt and a blue shirt with buttons.
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He had on some boots, too, high brown ones.
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They looked really nice.
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He was also wearing glasses.
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He usually wears a couple of big rings, but he was only wearing one today.
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Three.
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Kevin was wearing a yellow shirt and green tie.
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I didn't like the tie, but I liked the shirt.
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He also had on brown pants.
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He was wearing sneakers with long white socks, kind of cute, actually.
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And he had a leather bag over one shoulder.
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4. Amy looked really good.
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She had on a long skirt and a beautiful black jacket, and she had some expensive glasses on.
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She also had on a collared shirt.
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She didn't have a bag.
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She was wearing sandals.
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Page 13.
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Track 15.
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Pronunciation.
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Task 1.
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1. Pants.
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2. Jackets.
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3. Sneakers.
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Four.
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Earrings.
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Five.
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Blouses.
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Six.
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Purses.
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Page 13.
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Track 16.
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Pronunciation.
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Task 2.
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One.
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Dresses Two Hats Three Shoes
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Four Windbreakers Five Skirts Six Glasses
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Page 13, Track 17, Dictation What are you gonna wear to the party?
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I'm not sure.
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I might wear jeans.
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Really?
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Anne and Liz are wearing dresses.
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Oh, well, maybe I'll wear a black skirt.
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So, what are you gonna wear?
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Oh, probably nice pants and a tie.
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But you don't have any ties, do you?
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Oh, that's right.
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Maybe I can borrow one.

Das Szenario: Wer trägt was? Ein alltägliches Rätsel

Die Konversation im Video spielt in einer alltäglichen Situation: Jemand sucht nach Personen in einer Gruppe und bekommt Hinweise zu ihrer Kleidung und Aussehen. So lernst du nicht nur Wörter zu Kleidungsstücken, sondern auch, wie man klar und präzise beschreibt, was jemand trägt. Das ist super nützlich, wenn du dich in Englisch über Mode, Outfits oder sogar über Menschen in einer Menge unterhalten willst – ob bei einem Treffen, einer Party oder im Alltag.

Nützliche Chunks & Collocations: So sprechen native speaker

Beim Zuhören fällst du schnell auf, dass native Speaker nicht immer einzelne Wörter verwenden, sondern feste Wortgruppen. Hier sind 5 praktische Chunks, die du dir merken solltest:

  • "He's wearing a jacket and tie" – Statt "er trägt eine Jacke und eine Krawatte" kürzen native Speaker oft "a tie" statt "a necktie".
  • "as usual" – Ein einfacher Ausdruck, um zu sagen, dass etwas typisch für jemanden ist (z. B. "He's wearing a tight shirt, as usual").
  • "the one with a scarf" – Perfekt, um jemanden in einer Gruppe zu identifizieren: "Der/die mit dem Schal".
  • "short blonde hair" – Die Reihenfolge der Adjektive ist wichtig: Länge (short) vor Farbe (blonde) bei der Beschreibung von Haaren.
  • "show off his muscles" – Ein collocation, um zu beschreiben, dass jemand seine Muskeln zur Schau stellt.

Deine Shadowing-Challenge: Sprich mit und verbessere deine Aussprache

Shadowing ist eine der besten Methoden, um Englisch sprechen zu üben und deine Aussprache zu verbessern. Probier's jetzt so: Spiel den Audio-Track des Videos ab, pausiere nach jedem Satz und wiederhole ihn sofort – so schnell und genau wie möglich. Achte auf die Intonation und die Betonung (z. B. in "reddish-blonde hair" wird "blonde" stärker betont). Mach das 3-5 Mal pro Personendeskription. Wenn du es gewohnt bist, spiel den Track ohne Pause ab und sprich gleichzeitig mit. Das hilft dir, die natürliche Rhythmus von Englisch zu lernen. Für mehr Übung kannst du auch einen Shadowing-Site nutzen, die dir ähnliche Dialoge bietet. Denke: Übung macht den Meister – und Shadow Speech macht Spaß!

Was ist die Shadowing-Technik?

Shadowing ist eine wissenschaftlich fundierte Sprachlerntechnik, die ursprünglich für die professionelle Dolmetscherausbildung entwickelt und durch den Polyglotten Dr. Alexander Arguelles populär gemacht wurde. Die Methode ist einfach aber wirkungsvoll: Du hörst englisches Audio von Muttersprachlern und wiederholst es sofort laut — wie ein Schatten, der dem Sprecher mit nur 1–2 Sekunden Verzögerung folgt. Anders als passives Hören oder Grammatikübungen zwingt Shadowing dein Gehirn und deine Mundmuskulatur, gleichzeitig echte Sprachmuster zu verarbeiten und zu reproduzieren. Studien zeigen, dass es Aussprachegenauigkeit, Intonation, Rhythmus, verbundene Sprache, Hörverständnis und Sprechflüssigkeit signifikant verbessert — was es zu einer der effektivsten Methoden für die IELTS Speaking-Vorbereitung und reale englische Kommunikation macht.

Shadowing-Technik: die vollständige Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitung lesen →