Shadowing Practice: PET 3 Listening Part 3 Test 2 (Transcript + Key) - Learn English Speaking with Video

Imagine checking your phone and finding a mix of personal and work messages—just like in the video. This scenario mirrors daily life, where you need to catch details like times, requests, and changes quickly. Whether it's a friend asking about lost glasses, a kid needing a ride, or a travel update, these messages train you to listen for key info in natural, conversational English.

Useful Chunks & Collocations to Master

• "I left my [item] in your house" – Perfect for reporting lost belongings. Swap "glasses" with "keys" or "umbrella" for daily use.
• "Could you come and get me from [place]" – A polite way to ask for a ride. Try "the airport" or "the bus stop" instead of "the station."
• "There's a small change in [detail]" – Handy for updates, like "flight time" or "meeting schedule."
• "Ring me whenever you get in" – A casual way to say "call me when you arrive home." Great for work or personal messages.
• "Look forward to hearing from you" – A warm sign-off for invitations or requests. Use it in emails too!

Your Shadowing Challenge: Speak Like a Native

Ready to turn listening into speaking? Shadowing is the best way to improve English pronunciation and fluency. Here's how: Play the video, pause after each message, and repeat it immediately, copying the tone, speed, and pauses. Focus on phrases like "I'll be in all day" or "you won't be quite so exhausted"—notice how native speakers stress certain words. For extra practice, use a shadowing app or a shadowing site like Shadowspeaks to record yourself and compare. This isn't just about repeating; it's about training your mouth and brain to think in English. Do this for 5 minutes daily, and you'll see your English speaking practice pay off fast!

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