Pratique du Shadowing: Reading Challenge 1 . unit 10. Bugs for sale - Apprendre l'anglais à l'oral avec YouTube

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We are now back to the book.
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Next we are back to the book.
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I am going to get to the book.
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Backs for sale.
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That's what I want to say.
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We are back to the book.
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Experience.
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You can see the next question.
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The question is.
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The question is.
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The question is.
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The question is.
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The question is.
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The question is.
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So the question is, the question is, is the question of the question?
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Rare, is the question?
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The question is, is the question?
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Not common.
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Strange, is the question?
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Not ordinary.
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This is a question, not ordinary.
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I think we have to ask.
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Bikes for sale.
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How often have you got to wait in a machine to get a bag of chips?
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You can see a package of chips, so you can see the software and software.
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What have you found a pair of leaf beetles instead?
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The problem is that you see the software and software.
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It may sound strange, but a company in Japan sells large bottles and souvenir machines.
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This is possible for the Japanese company to sell software.
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De доллар открыth of the company and energy conversations disagree about selling beetles this way.
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Switchar sawda, AkhtängaTA Campanaska
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building houses where the beetle lives.
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This destroys the beetles' homes.
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Now it's difficult to find out the beetles in the wild.
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And this is a whole life of beetles.
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Since 1999, the Mirai Circle Company has been selling these beetles in many machines.
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In 1990, the Mirror Circle campaign was sold on this one.
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The company says that it wants to help people own this way new sects.
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The company says that it takes good care of the computers and the machines.
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This is the company that the machine is very popular.
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The machines are very popular.
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The machines sell more than 1500 meters per month.
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The machines are very popular.
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Sometimes people buy all the beetles in the machine in just 3 minutes.
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Just correct it, the allem and
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What is
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another good title for this reading?
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So, one of the things that we have to do is to explain the story.
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Expensive Beatles in Japan, Japanese people, Unusual machines, no-daddy, Japanese people, Japanese children's hobbies, Japanese people.
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This is the answer to the question.
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Who likes to collect Beatles as pets?
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weeks what happens when there are people Oh I can't see esperar yet what sorry we have
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now they are too to find beetles in the wild He has no problem with a choice He written down below SR
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Bak Affly, those beetles usually sell out Within couple of days, within hours, within months, within minutes.
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So, this is a good example.
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So, this is a good example.
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Why do conversations dislike the beetle-winning machines?
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If you have a natural safety, you can't get a good example.
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People learn bad ideas about animals.
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The beetles are too expensive.
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No one wants the beetles.
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The beetles don't get food.
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So, this is a good example.
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An article, which子 blackами has not managed to hide from not for.
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My sister is really outgoing.
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I'm really shy.
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My sister is really outgoing.
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I'm really shy.
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But the way she is going to get sick.
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She is going to get sick.
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Take good care of.
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In Japan many people like to collect them.
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Japanese people have got a lot of people.
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However, the Beatles have lost their homes in many parts of Japan.
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They were rare these days.
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They were rare these days.
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A Japanese company started selling these Beatles in machines.
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How many machines were they?
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The company says that they want to help people own the Beatles.
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However, some people with company campaign about the company disagreeing well.
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Even so, it was a clever idea, a clever idea.
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Let's go to the house.
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Riding a horse was a fun,
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Adminous, Adminous, Adminous, Friend, Hobby, Experience, Bitly, Dostly, Hobby, Experience, Bitly, Torzot, Experience, Yash-tacili, Boutkizish.
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These days, pandas are very rare in China.
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Today, pandas are very rare in China.
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Too much sunlight can be to your skin.
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The same thing is that you can't be able to do this.
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It's harmful.
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It's a very bad thing.
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Hard still.
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There's a big on your arm.
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It's a big thing.
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It's a big thing.
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It's a big thing.
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It's a big thing.
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It's a big thing.
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Nothing special happened today, it was just a day.
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If you want to say something interesting, what is the most interesting thing?
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Destructive, strange, ordinary professional.
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Ordering your own, what is the most interesting thing?
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Animals like bears and monkeys live freely in machines, dual diversity noise.
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This is a story of the most interesting things.
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The most interesting things are the most interesting things.
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Now, Y ног have ordered to eat them.
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Her job is cooking food, but her is drawing pictures.
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His father is very interesting in old books, likes to them.
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Ruth albets his father is, he kizCarl's orinqman gets the grant too.
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Like to anime fluid, ask for Coltu Natal, so, you can get rid of God.
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My brother likes meat but my sister hates it, They always have disagreements about food.
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This guy loves considerable любови or lamo support of religion?
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Think about that!
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Take care of yourself, fait?
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This is brutal environment!
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Dr.
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Pushiro took out of the tank to the below and said, Look, I can see your tieporte stuff They get rarity?
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About This Lesson

This lesson focuses on practicing English through an engaging reading challenge titled "Bugs for Sale." Learners will enhance their speaking skills by reading aloud a transcript that discusses an unusual Japanese trend: the sale of beetles from vending machines. By the end of this practice, you will have improved your pronunciation, intonation, and comprehension of unique vocabulary related to the topic. This exercise also provides opportunities for IELTS speaking practice, helping you to expand your conversational abilities in English.

Key Vocabulary & Phrases

  • Bugs for sale - Refers to the unusual selling of insects in vending machines.
  • Beetles - A type of insect that is the focus of the discussion, emphasizing their popularity in Japan.
  • Souvenir machines - Vending machines that dispense collectibles, in this case, live beetles.
  • Rare - Something uncommon or hard to find, in this context, referring to the beetles.
  • Conversations - Refers to discussions about the ethical considerations of selling beetles.
  • Community impact - Touches on how the sale affects beetle habitats and conservation efforts.
  • Machines - The vending machines that are popular for selling beetles.
  • Hobbies - Interests or pastimes, highlighting cultural aspects of Japanese society.

Practice Tips

To make the most of this reading challenge, engage in shadow speak techniques as you practice. Here are some specific tips:

  • Listen to the video at a slower speed if necessary. This will help you catch the nuances of pronunciation and intonation.
  • Focus on mimicking the rhythm and flow of the sentences. Use a shadowing app or just playback the video multiple times for reinforcement.
  • As you read, pay attention to the emphasis placed on certain words, like "rare" and "machines." Try to reproduce this emphasis in your own reading.
  • Practice speaking out loud after pausing the video after each sentence or key phrase. This method will enhance your oral skills and confidence.
  • Consider recording yourself to listen back and identify areas for improvement. This self-assessment is valuable for IELTS speaking practice.
  • Finally, immerse yourself in similar content. Searching for "learn English with YouTube" will bring you more engaging topics and reading materials.

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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