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It was my mispronunciation.

Yeah, the bride was so beautiful.

I wish I could be as beautiful as her at my wedding.

You will be for sure.

Oh, I just remembered.

My cousin is getting married next month too.

That's great.

Have you met the bride?

Yeah, she's his daughter.

They're such a perfect match.

What?

Daughter?

Who's marrying their daughter?

My cousin.

And many people do.

It's normal to get married with daughter at my place.

Nope, it's not alright!

Don't be so dramatic, just a daughter, no big deal.

It is crazy when the father marries his own child.

Well… Ah, what are you talking about?

Who gets married to their own child?

You literally just said your cousin is marrying his daughter.

What?

You silly.

Daughter is a job.

People who work in hospitals, not a child.

It's doctor, Mia.

D -O -C -T -O -R.

Doctor.

So what I said was...

Daughter.

The girl child in the family.

The correct word is doctor.

Oh, it was my mispronunciation.

And that one almost gave me a heart attack.

Doctor.

Got it.

Not daughter.

I, me.

So, me and Sarah went to the mall yesterday.

Wait, wait!

It's Sarah and I went to the mall.

Why?

Everyone says me and my friends all the time.

True, but imagine dropping friends.

Would you say, me went to the mall?

Of course not.

That's wrong.

Right.

So you say, I went.

So, put Sarah back.

Sarah and I went to the mall.

Oh.

What if someone gives something to us, like he gave the tickets to me and Sarah?

Well, me and Sarah is correct because in this situation, you're the object, the one receiving something.

This is tricky.

So the subject form is I, and the object form is me?

Yes.

Subject means you do the action.

Object means the action is done to you.

I feel like English is like those tangled water pipes.

Don't worry.

You'll get used to it.

A .M.

P .M.

Hey, want to grab some coffee at 12 p .m tomorrow?

What?

At 12 p .m.?

Yeah, if you're free, of course.

Oh, uh, I'm sorry, Sam.

I can't.

Uh, why?

Is there any problem?

I have to go.

Bye, Sam!

Casey, wait.

You alright?

You look like you just saw a ghost.

Sam just asked me to have coffee with him tomorrow.

I kinda rejected him.

Why?

You've had a crush on Sam for, like, forever.

He asked me out at 12pm, at midnight.

Who does that?

It's not safe.

Ha ha ha ha ha ha!

Casey, 12pm is noon, not midnight.

Midnight is 12am.

What?

100

That's so backwards!

101

Why do they do that?

102

I have no idea, but you're safe.

103

Noon lunch is normal, not spooky midnight.

104

I have to call Sam back now.

105

Okay, good luck.

106

Hey Sam, sorry about earlier. About tomorrow.

107

I'd love to go.

108

Broke, broken.

109

Ugh, I can't even buy a new necklace for my girlfriend.

110

I'm so broke.

111

Huh?

112

You poor thing.

113

Yeah, poor.

114

I'm so sorry.

115

It's okay to cry.

116

Being dumped over money is...

117

What?

118

No, I'm broke, Bella.

119

Not broken.

120

Wait, broke and broken.

121

Aren't they the same?

122

Like she left you?

123

No. Broke means you have no money.

124

Broken means your heart got smashed.

125

Oh, so your relationship isn't...

126

My girlfriend and I are still fine.

127

It's my wallet that's the problem.

128

Broke as heck.

129

That sounds rough.

130

But hey, don't stress.

131

We can figure something out.

132

Like what?

133

Maybe make her a handmade gift?

134

Or write her a nice note.

135

It's way cheaper.

136

You think that'd work?

137

Yeah, money doesn't buy love, but effort does, I think.

138

I like that.

139

Thanks, Bella.

140

You know how to turn my broken wallet into a hopeful heart.

141

Anytime, Andy.

142

Hey, hey, thinking about putting your phone down?

143

Don't go yet!

144

Just a few more conversations and your English will level up.

145

But first, take a quick break.

146

Stand up, stretch it out.

147

Grab some water.

148

Quick reset, quick sit then slide back in.

149

There's more waiting for you.

150

Alright, ready?

151

Let's jump into the next conversation.

152

Drive, ride.

153

Yo Jason, guess what?

154

I rode Tom's car today.

155

It was awesome.

156

You rode it?

157

Like you sat in the back while Tom drove?

158

No man, I rode it.

159

Tom let me try it.

160

Joel, you didn't ride it.

161

You drove it.

162

What's the deal?

163

I was inside the car, moving.

164

It feels like riding to me.

165

I know, but if you're behind the wheel, you're driving.

166

So, I drive a car when I control it, and I ride it when someone else drives.

167

Exactly.

168

Hold on, what about bikes?

169

I ride a bicycle, but drive a car.

170

You ride a bike because even when you control it, you're not inside it.

171

Ah, I get it.

172

Now, just don't go saying you rode a car like it's a horse, alright?

173

Yeah, yeah.

174

Lesson learned.

175

Wonder Wonders Hey, Jack, check out the wonder of this new laptop. So cool!

176

Wonder?

177

You mean wonders?

178

Uh, does the laptop have so much wonder or wonders?

179

Hold on, I'm confused.

180

Okay, here's the thing.

181

Wonder and wonders don't mean the same thing.

182

Wonder is a feeling of surprise or curiosity.

183

Wonders means big or amazing things, like the Eiffel Tower or a dragon.

184

Oh, so if I say, I wonder why my laptop is slow, that's correct?

185

Yeah, but when you say, my laptop is a wonder, people will expect it to have magic.

186

And if you say, my laptop has wonders, they'll think it's a famous landmark.

187

Great, now I'm wondering how many times I've used wonder wrong.

188

Welcome to English, where one word can leave you wondering.

189

Time management is self -management.

190

I don't get how people manage their time so well.

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I always end up rushing last minute. Been there.

192

But you know, time management is self -management.

193

What do you mean?

194

You only get 24 hours a day.

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It's how you use them that matters.

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Your habits, your focus, your choices.

197

That sounds deep, but I still don't know how to do it.

198

Try writing a smart to -do list.

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Pick your top three tasks.

200

Focus on those first.

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Okay, and breaks?

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Short breaks like five to ten minutes to stretch, drink water, or move around.

203

Not 30 minutes lying in bed, but I always waste time scrolling on my phone.

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Then start with the easiest task.

205

When you work, turn off your phone and plan your day the night before.

206

I think I can try that.

207

Manage myself better to manage my time.

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Good, you're the boss of your time, not the other way around.

209

Don't just be near them, watch them.

210

Emma, what is this doing on the floor?

211

It's dangerous!

212

Huh?

213

What?

214

Amy?

215

She almost grabbed it!

216

Were you even watching her?

217

I was right here!

218

Sure!

219

Being here isn't enough!

220

PODDLERS don't understand danger.

221

You have to stay alert.

222

What if they pick something up and put it in their mouth?

223

Sorry, Mom.

224

I didn't realize.

225

Please!

226

PODDLERS are fast and curious.

227

One second of distraction is all it takes.

228

You're right.

229

That was close.

230

I'll be more careful.

231

Okay?

232

Don't just be near them.

233

Watch them.

234

With your eyes, not your phone.

235

I'm really sorry, Mom.

236

I shouldn't have looked at my phone.

237

I'll keep my eyes on Amy.

238

You're going on a trip next week, aren't you?

239

Yes, I'll be in Japan on Tuesday and will remain for two nights.

240

That's great!

241

Which city will you go to?

242

I'm going to Tokyo.

243

I've been to Tokyo two times.

244

That city is really beautiful.

245

This will be my first visit to Tokyo.

246

Are you going to Japan for tourism or business? On business.

247

So, when are you going home? On Sunday.

248

Wishing you a safe journey.

249

Thanks.

250

See you later.

251

Please excuse me.

252

Yes?

253

How can I help you?

254

I'm searching for a light ultrabook.

255

We have a wide variety of models, quality and affordable prices.

256

What about this one?

257

Whoa, it's really light and it looks beautiful.

258

This product is very popular.

259

Is it possible to view DVDs on this computer?

260

I'm afraid you cannot watch DVDs on that one.

261

How about this?

262

But it's a little bit larger and heavier.

263

Hmm, yeah, this is too heavy.

264

I recommend buying the first one.

265

Alright, I'll buy the first one.

266

What colour do you want to choose?

267

I'd want the black one.

268

Hello, Jim's Pizza Shop.

269

How can I take your order?

270

Yes, I'd like one Hawaiian pizza.

271

Which size do you want?

272

Small.

273

What crust would you like?

274

Classic crust, please.

275

Anything else with that?

276

Two Cokes, please.

277

Yes.

278

Ah, I'll have two breadsticks.

279

Yes, one Hawaiian pizza, two Cokes, and two breadsticks.

280

Yes, that's all.

281

That'll be $29.

282

Your pizza will be ready in 20 minutes.

283

Thanks.

284

Good morning, what's troubling you?

285

Good morning, doctor.

286

I have a terrible headache.

287

Alright, young man, what are your symptoms?

288

Yesterday I had a runny nose.

289

I have a sore throat.

290

And I'm afraid I've got a fever.

291

Don't worry, young man.

292

Let me give you an examination. Is it serious?

293

What am I supposed to do then?

294

A good rest is all you need.

295

And drink more water.

296

I'll write you a prescription.

297

Thank you.

298

So, I'm gonna give you two different types of drugs.

299

Please take these every day after supper.

300

I got it.

301

If you're not better after that, come and see me again.

302

Thank you very much.

303

Do you want to see pictures of my family?

304

Yeah, of course.

305

Oh, who is the baby?

306

That's my daughter.

307

Her name is Allie.

308

Oh, she's cute.

309

Yeah, this picture is from her first birthday.

310

Who are the other people in the picture?

311

That's me in the blue dress.

312

The other people are my parents.

313

Your parents look very nice.

314

Thanks.

315

My mother's name is Emily and my father's name is Dom.

316

Do you have any brothers and sisters?

317

Yes, I've got a brother and a sister.

318

Oh, are they married?

319

My sister is married, but my brother is still a student.

320

Here's another picture.

321

I recognize you, but who's the man?

322

That's my husband Daniel.

323

He's a great cook.

324

My husband's a terrible cook.

325

You are really funny.

326

Do you want to see my pictures?

327

Sure.

328

Hello, do you need any help finding anything?

329

I am looking for glasses.

330

Yes, my eyes have been quite bad lately.

331

What kind of glasses do you like?

332

Hmm, I don't know.

333

Do you recommend any kind?

334

OK, do you like square glasses?

335

I've been wearing square -shaped glasses for a long time and would like to try something different.

336

So you should try these glasses.

337

It's very popular there.

338

Look great.

339

Yes, they're brand new.

340

Can I try them on?

341

Go ahead, try them on.

342

Thanks.

343

Now I need a mirror.

344

Here.

345

How do you feel?

346

You look cute in them.

347

Thanks.

348

I'll take it.

349

I apologize for the inconvenience, but could you possibly cancel my appointment for today?

350

Sure.

351

Thanks so much.

352

Is there another day you could come in?

353

What about this Saturday?

354

This Saturday is unfortunately completely booked.

355

What a pity.

356

We can schedule you for next Saturday.

357

But one of my teeth is starting to hurt.

358

Can we do Thursday late afternoon?

359

Yes.

360

That's great.

361

See you soon.

362

Can't wait for your party on Sunday.

363

Me too.

364

It starts at 6pm, doesn't it?

365

That's right.

366

What's your apartment number?

367

1008. Yeah, I remember.

368

My apartment is in a two -building complex.

369

I know.

370

See you later.

371

See ya.

372

By the way, what time is it?

373

Sorry, no watch today and I left my phone at home.

374

That's bad.

375

At the entrance of the station, there's a clock.

376

Nice.

377

However, it looks like the train will arrive in five minutes.

378

Is it the ten o 'clock train?

379

Yes.

380

Right.

381

The supermarket.

382

Hello.

383

Did you find everything you need today?

384

Yes, yes.

385

All good.

386

Thank you.

387

Great.

388

That will be 2540.

389

Do you want to pay by cash or card?

390

Card here, please.

391

Hmm.

392

It says the card was declined.

393

Declined?

394

What's declined?

395

It means the card didn't work.

396

Maybe there's a problem.

397

Could you try another card?

398

Oh, okay.

399

Let me check.

400

I only have this card.

401

What can I do?

402

No problem.

403

Do you have cash?

404

No cash, sorry.

405

No problem.

406

Do you see the ATM outside, near the entrance?

407

ATM?

408

Oh, yes, I see it.

409

You can use your card there to take out cash.

410

Then come back here to pay.

411

Oh, okay, I'll do that.

412

Thank you for helping.

413

The Park Finally the weekend.

414

A morning walk in the park feels so good.

415

But first I need coffee.

416

The cafe is over there.

417

Coffee and walking?

418

Sounds nice.

419

Let's go.

420

Look at that guy running.

421

He's so fast.

422

Yeah, he's amazing.

423

I used to run like that.

424

Really?

425

When was that?

426

Hmm, maybe five years ago.

427

Before I started watching Netflix every day.

428

That sounds more like it.

429

Oh look, there's a dog chasing a frisbee.

430

It's so cute.

431

Wait, is the frisbee...

432

Oh no, it's flying straight at us. That was close.

433

I almost lost my cool.

434

Cool?

435

You made a funny noise like a kid.

436

I didn't make a noise.

437

I was showing concern.

438

The Library Hi, excuse me.

439

I lost my library card.

440

Oh no. Don't worry.

441

When did you last use it?

442

Yesterday.

443

I was studying upstairs.

444

Okay, let's check.

445

What is your name?

446

Emma Johnson.

447

Found it.

448

Your card has not been used since yesterday.

449

That's good.

450

Oh, thank you.

451

What do I need to do?

452

First, I will block your old card.

453

Then I will give you a new one.

454

Great.

455

Thank you so much.

456

Please fill out this form.

457

You will get your new card in a few minutes.

458

Do I have to pay for this?

459

No, it's free for the first time, but next time there will be a fee.

460

I will be careful now, I promise.

461

Here's your new card, all ready.

462

Thank you so much.

463

Maybe tie it to your hand this time.

464

The shopping mall.

465

Excuse me, can I see that red coat on the mannequin?

466

Oh, this jacket is perfect!

467

I've been wanting something like this for winter!

468

It looks great on that jacket.

469

I want to try it too.

470

Oh, really?

471

I'll take this.

472

Let me check the size for you.

473

A minute, please.

474

Yes, please.

475

Sorry, this is the last one we have in stock.

476

The last one?

477

Wait, only one?

478

That's a problem.

479

I've checked the system.

480

Unfortunately, there's no more in the back or online.

481

I really want this coat.

482

It's perfect for my new job interview next week.

483

And I need it for a family event this weekend.

484

I can't wear anything else.

485

Please, calm down.

486

Let's find a solution.

487

What solution?

488

There's only one coat.

489

I agree.

490

How do we decide who gets it?

491

Here's an idea.

492

Our store will restock these in two weeks.

493

Two weeks?

494

My interview is in five days.

495

That doesn't help me either.

496

My event's in three days.

497

Let me show you a similar coat we just received.

498

It's equally stylish.

499

Is it really as good as this one?

500

I doubt it.

501

Please, just take a look.

502

Follow me.

503

This coat is new, and we only have a few left.

504

It's versatile and fits any occasion.

505

Hmm, it's nice, but I still like the red one more.

506

I agree, but this one isn't bad.

507

I can offer a discount for this coat since it's part of a new collection.

508

All right, I'll take this one.

509

The Bank Good morning, young man.

510

I'd like to deposit some money into my account, please.

511

Good morning, ma 'am. Of course.

512

Can you please fill out this deposit slip?

513

Oh dear, my eyesight isn't what it used to be.

514

Can you fill it out for me?

515

Certainly ma 'am.

516

What's your account number?

517

It's written on...

518

Oh no, where did I put the little paper?

519

Take your time ma 'am.

520

Here it is.

521

Oh, wait.

522

This just says, eggs, bread, and milk.

523

It's all right, ma 'am.

524

Do you have your debit card with you?

525

I think so.

526

Here you go.

527

Ma 'am, this is a library card.

528

Oh, my.

529

How embarrassing.

530

I must have left my debit card at home.

531

What do I do now?

532

Excuse me, ma 'am, is this your card?

533

It's on the floor under your bag.

534

Oh, bless you, dear.

535

That's the one.

536

The airport Excuse me, is this where I put my bag for the security check?

537

Yes, ma 'am.

538

Please place your bag on the conveyor belt.

539

Oh, no. It's stuck.

540

Let me help you.

541

No, no. I can do it.

542

Okay.

543

Maybe not.

544

Don't worry, ma 'am.

545

I'll take care of it.

546

Thank you.

547

There you go.

548

Wow.

549

You made that look so easy.

550

Well, I'm a bit taller than you.

551

It helps.

552

I guess being five feet tall isn't great for pushing big bags.

553

Well, it's all set now.

554

Have a safe trip.

555

Thank you so much.

556

The Bus Stop Excuse me,

557

is this the bus stop for the city center?

558

Yes, it is.

559

Are you going to the city centre?

560

Yes, city centre.

561

What's bus number?

562

You need bus number 12.

563

It should arrive in five minutes.

564

Bus 12.

565

OK, thank you.

566

You're welcome.

567

Do you already have a ticket?

568

Uh, no ticket.

569

Where to buy?

570

You can buy it from the driver.

571

Just tell them where you're going.

572

Oh, okay.

573

How much is the ticket?

574

It's $2 .50.

575

Have small money ready.

576

Okay.

577

Thank you so much.

578

The cinema.

579

Hello, I want one ticket, please.

580

Sure, which movie would you like to watch?

581

Uh, Spider -Man.

582

Okay, what time?

583

We have 5 p .m., 7 .30 p .m., and 9 p .m.

584

7 .30 p .m., please.

585

Would you like a regular seat or VIP?

586

Uh, regular seat.

587

How much?

588

Here.

589

Thank you.

590

Where is, uh, the room?

591

Room 3.

592

Okay.

593

Thank you.

594

The Church Excuse me, is this church open for visitors?

595

Yes, welcome.

596

You can visit, pray, or join the service.

597

Thank you.

598

When is the service?

599

The next service is at 5pm.

600

Would you like to stay?

601

Yes, maybe.

602

Is it okay to take pictures?

603

Yes, but please do not use a flash.

604

This is a quiet place.

605

Oh, okay.

606

I understand.

607

Hello.

608

Are you visiting the church for the first time?

609

Yes, first time.

610

It's beautiful here.

611

It really is.

612

Are you traveling?

613

Yes, I am from Vietnam.

614

I am.

615

That's nice.

616

Enjoy your visit.

617

The zoo.

618

Hello.

619

I want one ticket, please.

620

Sure.

621

One Apple ticket is $10.

622

Here, $10.

623

Thank you.

624

Here's your ticket.

625

Enjoy your visit.

626

Thank you.

627

Where is the entrance?

628

Over there, to your left.

629

Oh, okay.

630

Thanks.

631

Do you have any questions?

632

Yes.

633

Uh, what time is the lion feeding?

634

The feeding time is 2 p .m.

635

You can watch it here.

636

Oh, great.

637

Thank you.

638

What other animal is here?

639

We have elephants, giraffes, monkeys, and many more.

640

You can see the map for details.

641

Oh, I see.

642

Thank you so much.

643

You're welcome.

644

Enjoy your time.

645

Don't forget to practice your English every day to improve your English level.

646

Watch the video for one week.

647

Try to think and speak in English every time.

648

Education

General

Cos'è la tecnica dello Shadowing?

Shadowing è una tecnica di apprendimento delle lingue supportata da studi scientifici, originariamente sviluppata per la formazione dei traduttori professionisti e resa popolare dal poliglotta Dr. Alexander Arguelles. Il metodo è semplice ma potente: ascolti un audio in inglese di madrelingua e lo ripeti immediatamente ad alta voce — come un'ombra che segue il parlante con un ritardo di solo 1–2 secondi. A differenza dell'ascolto passivo o degli esercizi di grammatica, lo shadowing costringe il tuo cervello e i muscoli della bocca a elaborare e riprodurre simultaneamente i modelli di discorso reale. La ricerca dimostra che migliora significativamente la precisione della pronuncia, l'intonazione, il ritmo, il discorso connesso, la comprensione dell'ascolto e la fluidità del parlato — rendendolo uno dei metodi più efficaci per la preparazione alla prova di speaking dell'IELTS e per la comunicazione reale in inglese.

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