Shadowing Practice: Reading for Vocabulary WORD | Level B | Lesson 01 | Brian Stuart I ( Learn English ) - Learn English Speaking with Video
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Hello everybody!
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Welcome back to Reading for Vocabulary.
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I'm Brian Stewart.
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We're starting a new book.
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It's Level B, which means two things.
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One, we're going to be talking about different subjects in each unit.
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We'll be talking about science,
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social studies, health, sports, math, and fine arts.
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So we'll talk about these different subjects in each of the units.
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The second thing is that the vocabulary might be a little more difficult than before,
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but that's okay, Don't worry, I'll help you.
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We'll go over it together.
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We'll practice the pronunciation, and I hope that you understand what these words mean after each unit.
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So let's work together and figure these things out.
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Are you ready?
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Let's begin with Unit 1.
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Unit 1, we're talking about the environment.
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So this has to do with science, right?
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Natural science.
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In Unit 1, we're going to be looking at sharks for Lesson 1.
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Do you know about sharks?
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We're going to find out a lot about sharks in this lesson.
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We will focus on learn about the best hunter in the ocean.
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The best hunter in the ocean.
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What is that?
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Of course, that is the shark.
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So, what do you know about sharks?
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What do you know about sharks?
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Now, this is kind of a scary picture, right?
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It's a cartoon about sharks.
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And in the lesson, we're going to take a look at sharks
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and look at their teeth and see how they might be scary.
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But you know what?
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Really, sharks are not really that dangerous.
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This is just a funny cartoon.
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Do you know I'm a scuba diver?
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I like to scuba dive.
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And sharks are afraid of people.
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If I see a shark, he's swimming away.
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So that's very interesting.
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But we'll look in this unit.
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We'll see other interesting facts about sharks.
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Let's begin with the vocabulary.
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Let's start.
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Number one, a living being.
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There are many living things in the world, right?
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You and I are living beings.
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Dogs are living beings.
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Parrots, right?
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Cats, rabbits, lizards, right?
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We have a lot of different living beings.
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What do we call things that live?
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It's a word that starts with C.
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It's creature.
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This is a little bit of a difficult word.
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Let's practice the pronunciation.
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Creature.
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Creature.
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It's two syllables, two sounds.
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Cree-ture.
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Creature.
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Okay?
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So creatures are all living things.
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You and I are creatures.
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Dogs are creatures.
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Parrots are creatures.
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Anything that lives and moves is a creature.
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Plants aren't creatures.
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Usually animals are creatures.
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Okay, let's move on.
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The next one, here are a couple of creatures here, right?
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One who finds and kills animals.
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One means a creature, a living thing that finds and kills animals.
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What is it?
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We call it a hunter.
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Now here we see this is a spider.
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A spider is a hunter because it finds, well, insects find it, and it kills those things.
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But we are hunters too.
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Human beings are hunters.
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We hunt, especially a long, long time ago, human beings had to hunt for their food.
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So there were many hunters.
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In a long time ago, people were hunters.
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Okay, let's move on.
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The next one is very surprising and wonderful.
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Wow, this little boy has a present, he's opening the present.
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Wow, he's really surprised and he thinks this thing is wonderful.
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What can we say?
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It's amazing, amazing.
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If you find something or you see something or you learn new information that's really surprising and really wonderful, that's amazing.
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So something that's amazing, surprising and wonderful.
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Next one.
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What's happening here?
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We have a picture.
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One side of the tree is very green, nice.
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The other side of the tree is dead, right?
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To become different, right?
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Maybe it's becoming different.
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Trees, of course, change with the seasons.
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What do they do?
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They change with the seasons.
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So to become different, they change.
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So maybe in the summertime, the tree looks green, has a lot of leaves, but in the winter, all the leaves are gone.
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The tree looks like it's dead.
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The tree changes with the seasons.
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Okay, let's move on.
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Number five, a small amount of liquid.
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This little bit of liquid right here, right?
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What is that?
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That is a drop, a drop of liquid.
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Do you know, of course, when it rains, right?
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It rains like this, and we call those little pieces of water falling from the sky, we call them raindrops, raindrops,
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because many little drops are falling from the sky.
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Many drops will get you very wet, right?
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We call those raindrops.
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So a small amount of liquid is a drop, a drop of liquid, a drop of water.
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Next one.
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This is a strange picture.
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What's that shark doing on land?
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That's very weird.
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Okay, but anyway, we're looking at hard white parts in the mouth.
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You have them too.
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A shark has them, right?
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A shark has many.
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Look at the bottom.
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There's so many, right?
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Sharks have rows, actually.
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Some sharks have three rows of these things.
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What are they?
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Of course, we're talking about teeth.
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Be careful, right?
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Because teeth means many teeth.
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What if you say one?
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If you say one, you say tooth.
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So one tooth, many teeth.
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That's important to remember.
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So if you go to bed at night, you wake up and your tooth falls out, you have one tooth, your tooth is gone.
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So children, you guys lose your teeth, but one tooth at a time. So that's teeth.
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Next one is very small.
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Very small.
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Look at this food.
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I'm still hungry after looking at this or eating this. So small.
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Look, that's so tiny.
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shrimp and potato and asparagus.
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It's very small.
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What do we say?
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We say it's tiny, tiny, really small.
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The next one, what's this guy doing?
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Okay.
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Maybe he jumped up and suddenly you see him, right?
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To come into view.
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Somebody who comes into view suddenly appear, appear.
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So if you're walking along and you don't see your friend, suddenly your friend is there.
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Whoa!
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Your friend appeared in front of you.
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Your friend appeared in front of you.
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Appeared.
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Your friend appeared in front of you.
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The pronunciation appear, appear, appear.
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So one more time, appear.
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Your friend appeared in front of So, to appear.
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The next one, number nine, what's this?
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That's the stuff in your body.
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If you go to the hospital,
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the doctor will take some of your red liquid inside your body to find out if you're healthy or not.
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What do we call that liquid?
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We call it blood.
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Okay, like a vampire will say blood.
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Okay, sorry.
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But we say blood, B-L, bl, bl, blood, blood.
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So, we say blood, and that's the liquid inside your body.
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Do you know what blood does?
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It carries oxygen throughout your body.
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It helps you live.
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Blood is very important.
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Okay.
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Something that causes fear.
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What is this?
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These kids were watching television.
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Suddenly the monster came out of the television.
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It's causing fear.
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Something that causes fear is what?
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We say it's scary.
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Very scary.
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Something that causes fear.
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It's scary.
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The movie is scary, right?
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Okay, so scary.
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Next one.
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Having much power.
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Something that has a lot of power.
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This little girl, wow, she's really what?
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She can climb that rock face.
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So she has a lot of power.
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She is strong.
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She is strong.
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Having much power is strong.
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Are you strong?
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Can you do a lot of sports?
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If you play, you run outside, you will get strong.
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So don't study all the time, don't play video games all the time.
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Go outside and play sometimes and get strong.
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Get your power.
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Okay, next one.
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Oh, here we have the subject of our lesson.
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A large fish in the sea.
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So a large fish in the sea with sharp teeth and you can see those teeth.
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Whoa, they're right there and right there, right?
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We saw a picture of this guy before.
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He was on land for some reason.
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He had a lot of teeth, right?
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What is it?
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It's a shark, a shark, a large fish in the sea with sharp teeth.
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That's a shark.
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Next one, 13, having little or no light.
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Okay, this street, there's a lot of lights here, but imagine if you go off on a smaller street and there's not a lot of lights, right?
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Or there's very little light and it's hard to see, right?
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I can't see very well.
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There's not enough light.
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We say it's dark.
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It's dark.
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At night, it's dark outside.
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There's no sun.
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So it's dark outside.
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Okay.
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What's this guy doing?
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That looks kind of strange.
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Maybe he's afraid of somebody else in the office, right?
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And he doesn't want to be seen.
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To go somewhere where nobody can see you, right?
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I can't see this guy.
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He's under the desk.
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Maybe you play a game with your friends, right?
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Where you, what do you do?
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You hide.
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The game that you play with your friends is probably called hide and, hide and what?
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Hide and seek.
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Yes, hide and seek.
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So hide means to go somewhere where nobody can see you, and seek means to look for that person.
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So many children hide, one child seeks, okay, and finds those people.
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Maybe he finds those people.
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But remember, hide is an irregular verb.
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We change it when we talk about the past tense, right?
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So we say hide, then we say hid, hid, and then we say hidden, hidden.
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So hide, hid, hidden.
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Okay, that's how the verb changes for the past tense.
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Okay, next one.
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Whoa, do you do this?
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Can you do this?
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This is very nice in the summer when it's really hot.
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I want to go do this, right?
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To move in the water like a fish.
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Well, he's not really moving like a fish.
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Did you see a fish do this?
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I never saw a fish do that.
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But people, when you do this, right, you're moving through the water, fish also do that like this, right?
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What are they doing?
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Swim.
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They are swimming.
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Can you swim?
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Okay?
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Remember, swim is an irregular verb.
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It changes in the past, so we say, swim, swam, swum.
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One more time.
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Swim, swam, swum.
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That's how the verb changes in the past tense.
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So maybe this summer you will go swimming.
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I hope so.
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It's cool.
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It's great.
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It will make you strong.
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Okay, next one.
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Number 16, not closed.
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So the door is not closed.
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If it's not closed, it is, of course, open.
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Open, closed, 반대로, right?
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They are opposites.
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Closed and open are opposites.
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Opposites.
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I think in Korean, you say 반대로, right?
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Something that is opposite.
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Closed and open.
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Okay, that wraps it up for our words.
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Let's review those words with some vocabulary exercises.
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Are you ready?
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These are the words we're going to use.
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Creatures, creatures, teeth, teeth, appear, appear, and change, change.
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We're going to take these words and we're going to complete each sentence with one of these words.
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So we have four sentences.
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We need to complete these sentences with one of these words.
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Let's take a look at number one.
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Number one, many different live in the ocean.
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Many different what live in the ocean?
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We have creatures' teeth appear changed.
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Many different teeth live in the ocean?
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That's crazy, right?
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Before, we talked about living things, things that live.
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All things that live, we say they are what?
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Creatures, right? creatures.
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And if you think about it, many different creatures live in the ocean.
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True, we're talking about sharks in this lesson, but there's many kinds of fish, right?
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Big fish, little fish, red fish, black fish.
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There are octopus.
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There are squid.
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Squid, ojingo, right?
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But you eat ojingo, right? So squid.
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There's whales.
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So many different creatures live in the ocean.
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It's really amazing.
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Number two, sharks have big and scary what?
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If you see a shark, most people think, oh, sharks, they have a lot of, right?
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And they have big and they could be scary.
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They are, of course, we're talking about teeth.
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Sharks have big and scary teeth, right?
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When people look at sharks, one of the first things they see is the teeth, right?
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Okay, let's move on to number three.
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I don't wanna swim.
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A shark might what?
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A shark might what?
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A shark might suddenly come up, right?
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A shark might appear, right?
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And that's interesting.
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I don't want to swim.
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A shark might appear.
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Yes, when you go to the beach, be careful.
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If the lifeguard says don't swim because there's a shark, don't swim.
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But usually sharks, you don't really have to worry about them.
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Like I said before, They'll swim away from you.
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A lot of people don't know that when they're swimming, there are sharks in the water.
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Most sharks don't attack people, but you still have to be careful.
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Make sure you check with the lifeguard at the beach before you go swimming.
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Four, soon it will be winter.
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Soon it will be winter.
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That means it's not winter now.
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Maybe it's fall.
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It's still warm, but it will soon get cold.
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The weather will do what?
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It will go from kind of warm to cold.
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It will change.
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The weather will change, right?
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From fall to winter.
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It's really cold in the winter.
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And then it will change again when it becomes spring, right?
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So the weather will change when the seasons change.
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Okay, that wraps up our words.
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So we've learned a lot of words in this unit so far.
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Now we're going to take a short break, come back, and look at a reading passage using these words.
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Don't go away.
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We'll see you soon.
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The video sets up a practical learning scenario where you’ll dive into science-themed vocabulary while exploring the topic of sharks. This real-life context—discussing the environment, marine life, and common misconceptions—makes new words easier to remember because they’re tied to a relatable, engaging subject. Whether you’re preparing for a conversation about nature or simply expanding your vocabulary, this lesson mirrors how we use language in everyday discussions about the world around us.
Useful Chunks & Collocations to Master
- "living being": A key phrase for describing all creatures, from humans to sharks. Example: "Sharks are fascinating living beings in the ocean."
- "best hunter": Perfect for talking about animals or even skills. Example: "The shark is known as the best hunter in the sea."
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- "different subjects": Useful for discussing school or learning. Example: "The course covers different subjects like science and art."
- "interesting facts": Ideal for sharing knowledge. Example: "We’ll learn interesting facts about shark behavior."
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¿Qué es la Técnica de Shadowing?
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