Pratique du Shadowing: Exercise 1 Note Completion Exercise 1 - IELTS Listening - Luyện Nghe - Apprendre l'anglais à l'oral avec la vidéo

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Good morning.
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How can I help you?
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Hello.
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I'm interested in renting a house somewhere in the town.
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Right.
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Could I have your name, please?
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Yes, it's Stephen Godfrey.
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And tell me how many bedrooms you're looking for.
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Well, we'd need four because I'm going to share the house with three friends.
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OK.
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There are several of that size on our books.
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They mostly belong to families who are working abroad at the moment.
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What about the location?
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It'd be nice to be central.
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That might be difficult, as most houses of that size are in the suburbs.
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Still, there are a few.
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What's your upper limit for the rent?
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We'd like something around £500 a month, but we could go up to £600 if we have to, but we can't go beyond that.
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Do you know how long you want to rent the house for?
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The minimum let is six months, as you probably realise.
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We're at college here for two years, and we don't want to have to move during that time if we can avoid it.
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Good morning.
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How can I help you?
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Hello.
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I'm interested in renting a house somewhere in the town.
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Right.
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Could I have your name, please?
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Yes, it's Stephen Godfrey.
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And tell me how many bedrooms you're looking for.
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Well, we'd need four because I'm going to share the house with three friends.
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OK.
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There are several of that size on our books.
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They mostly belong to families who are working abroad at the moment.
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What about the location?
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It'd be nice to be central.
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That might be difficult, as most houses of that size are in the suburbs.
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Still, there are a few.
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What's your upper limit for the rent?
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We'd like something around £500 a month, but we could go up to £600 if we have to.
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But we can't go beyond that.
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Do you know how long you want to rent the house for?
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The minimum let is six months, as you probably realise.
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we're at college here for two years
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and we don't want to have to move during that time
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if we can avoid it good morning how can i help
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you hello i'm interested in renting a house somewhere in the
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town right uh could i have your name please yes it's stephen godfrey
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and tell me how many bedrooms you're looking for well we'd need four
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because i'm going to share the house with three friends okay there are several of
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that size on our books they mostly belong to families who
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are working abroad at the moment what about the location it'd be nice to be central
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that might be difficult as most houses of
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that size are in the suburbs still there are a few
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what's your upper limit for the rent we'd like something around 500 pounds a month
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but we could go up to 600 pounds if we have to
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but we can't go beyond
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that do you know how long you want to rent the house for the minimum
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that is six months as you probably realize we're at college here for two years
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and we don't want to have to move during that time if we can avoid it.

What You'll Practice in This Lesson

This lesson focuses on real-life conversational English, using a dialogue from an IELTS Listening exercise. You'll practice understanding and replicating natural speech patterns, like how people discuss renting a house—from talking about bedroom numbers to negotiating rent. It's perfect for english speaking practice because the conversation is casual yet structured, mirroring situations you might encounter in daily life.

Key Vocabulary & Phrases to Master

  • Upper limit: The maximum amount you can afford (e.g., "Our upper limit for rent is £600").
  • Suburbs: Residential areas outside a city center (e.g., "Most large houses are in the suburbs").
  • Minimum let: The shortest time you can rent a property (e.g., "The minimum let is six months").
  • Share with: Live with others (e.g., "I’m sharing the house with three friends").
  • Go beyond: Exceed a limit (e.g., "We can’t go beyond £600").

Practice Tips for Shadowing Success

The video’s dialogue is spoken at a natural, conversational speed—ideal for practicing the shadowing technique. Here’s how to make the most of it: Pause the video after each line, then repeat it aloud immediately, mimicking the tone and rhythm. Focus on how the speaker stresses words like "four" (when talking about bedrooms) or "can’t" (to emphasize the rent limit). If you’re using a shadowing app or shadowing site, slow down the audio first if needed, then gradually match the original speed. This helps build muscle memory for natural speech. Remember, learn english with videos like this one makes practice feel less like work and more like a real conversation—so don’t be afraid to act out the roles! The more you replicate the dialogue, the more confident you’ll feel in similar real-world situations.

Qu'est-ce que la technique du Shadowing ?

Le Shadowing est une technique d'apprentissage des langues fondée sur la science, développée à l'origine pour la formation des interprètes professionnels. Le principe est simple mais puissant : vous écoutez de l'anglais natif et le répétez immédiatement à voix haute — comme une ombre suivant le locuteur avec un décalage de 1 à 2 secondes. Les recherches montrent une amélioration significative de la précision de la prononciation, de l'intonation, du rythme, des liaisons, de la compréhension orale et de la fluidité.

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