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Mr Noisy by Roger Hargreaves Mr Noisy was a very,
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very noisy person indeed.
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For example, if Mr Noisy was reading this story to you,
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he'd be shouting at the top of his voice.
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And the top of Mr Noisy's voice is a very loud place indeed.
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You can hear it a hundred miles away.
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For example, when most people sneeze you can hear them in the next room. But...
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ACHOO!
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When Mr Noisy sneezes, you can hear him in the next country!
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Now this story starts when Mr Noisy was asleep in bed,
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in his bedroom, in his house,
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which is on top of a hill.
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He was snoring.
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And as you can well imagine,
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when Mr Noisy snores, this is a snore worth hearing.
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It sounds more like a herd of elephants than a snore.
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Then Mr Noisy's alarm clock went off.
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Mr Noisy's alarm clock sounds like no other alarm clock in the world.
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It sounds more like a fire engine.
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Mr Noisy woke up.
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And so did all the people who lived in Wobble Town,
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which is at the bottom of Mr Noisy's hill.
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Later that day, Mr Noisy decided that he had to go shopping.
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He went out of his house,
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shutting the door behind him.
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BANG!
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The door wobbled.
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The house wobbled.
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The whole hill wobbled.
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Wobble Town wobbled.
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Even a bird flying high above wobbled.
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Then Mr Noisy walked down the hill.
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Clump, clump, clump.
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He walked into the baker's shop.
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Crash!
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Went the door as he opened it.
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Bang!
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Went the door as he shut it.
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I'd like a loaf of bread! boomed Mr Noisy to Mrs Crumb, the baker's wife.
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Mrs Crumb trembled and sold him a loaf.
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Then Mr Noisy walked along the street to the butcher.
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Clump, clump, clump.
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He walked into the butcher's shop.
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Crash!
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When the door as he opened it.
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Bang!
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When the door as he shut it.
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I'd like a piece of meat! boomed Mr Noisy to Mr Bacon the butcher.
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Mr Bacon trembled and sold him some meat.
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Afterwards, Mrs Crumb met Mr Bacon in the street.
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We really must do something about Mr Noisy being so noisy, she said.
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Absolutely, replied Mr Bacon. But what?
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I know, said Mrs Crumb,
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and she whispered into Mr Bacon's ear.
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Mr Bacon smiled a small smile,
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which grew into a broad grin.
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Mrs Crumb, he said, I think you have the answer.
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The following day Mr Noisy again went shopping down to Wobbletown.
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Clump, clump, clump!
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He went into Mrs Crumb's shop.
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I'd like a loaf of bread, he boomed.
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Sorry, what did you say? asked Mrs Crumb, pretending not to hear.
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I'd like a loaf of bread!
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Mr Noisy shouted.
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Sorry, said Mrs Crumb, putting her hand to her ear.
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Can you speak up, please?
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I'd like a loaf of bread, roared Mr Noisy.
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Can't hear you, replied Mrs Crumb.
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Mr Noisy gave up and went out.
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Mr Noisy went into Mr Bacon's shop.
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I'd like a piece of meat, he boomed.
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Mr Bacon pretended not to notice.
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I'd like a piece of meat!
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Mr Noisy shouted.
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Did you say something? asked Mr Bacon.
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I said I'd like a piece of meat! roared Mr Noisy.
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Pardon? said Mr Bacon.
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Mr Noisy gave up and went out and went home and went to bed, hungry.
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The day after Mr Noisy tried again.
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He went into Mrs Crumb's shop.
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I'd like a loaf of bread, he boomed.
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A what? asked Mrs Crumb.
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Mr Noisy started shouting at the very top of his voice.
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A loaf of...
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And then he stopped.
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And then he thought.
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And then he said quietly,
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I'd like a loaf of bread please, Mrs Crumb.
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Mrs Crumb smiled.
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Certainly, she said.
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Then Mr Noisy went into Mr Bacon's shop.
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I'd like a piece of meat, he boomed.
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Did you say something? asked Mr Bacon.
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Yes, I did! shouted Mr Noisy at the very top of his voice.
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I said I'd like a...
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And then he stopped, and then he thought,
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and then he said quietly,
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I'd like a piece of meat, please, Mr Bacon.
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Mr Bacon smiled.
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My pleasure, he said.
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So carrying his bread and his meat,
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Mr Noisy set off home up the hill.
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Clump, clump, clump.
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Then he stopped.
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Then he thought.
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And then do you know what he did?
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He tiptoed.
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A tiptoe was something Mr Noisy had never tried before.
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It was fun.
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Mr Noisy arrived at his front door.
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He put out his hand to open the door.
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And then he stopped.
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And then he thought.
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And then do you know what he did?
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He opened the door very quietly.
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He stepped inside, and he shut the door very gently.
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Quietly and gently were two things Mr Noisy had never tried before either.
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That was fun too!
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And do you know something?
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From then until now, Mr Noisy isn't anything like as noisy as he used to be.
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And do you know something else?
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The people of Wobbletown are delighted,
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especially Mrs Crumb and Mr Bacon.
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And do you know something else?
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Mr Noisy has learned how to whisper!

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Il video "Mr Noisy" è una lettura ad alta voce della storia di Roger Hargreaves, che presenta il personaggio di Mr Noisy, noto per la sua incredibile capacità di fare rumore. Questo racconto è perfetto per coloro che desiderano migliorare la pronuncia inglese ascoltando un narratore che utilizza un tono vivace e coinvolgente. L'interazione tra Mr Noisy e gli altri personaggi della storia offre vari esempi di comunicazione quotidiana che possono essere utili per apprendere frasi pratiche in inglese.

Le 5 Frasi Chiave per la Comunicazione Quotidiana

  • I’d like a loaf of bread! — Una semplice richiesta che mostra come ordinare cibo.
  • BANG! — Un modo vivace di descrivere il suono di una porta che si chiude.
  • Clump, clump, clump. — Un’ottima espressione per descrivere un passo pesante.
  • ACHOO! — Ideale per praticare il suono di uno starnuto, molto più rumoroso in questo contesto.
  • What a noise! — Un modo efficace per esprimere sorpresa riguardo al rumore.

Guida Passo-passo al Shadowing

Per affrontare la difficoltà di questo video e applicare la tecnica dello shadowspeaking, segui i passaggi seguenti:

  1. Ascolta attentamente il video in un ambiente tranquillo, senza distrazioni. Concentrati su come Mr Noisy si esprime.
  2. Pausare e ripetere: Dopo ogni frase o espressione, metti in pausa il video e ripeti ad alta voce quello che hai sentito. Questo ti aiuterà a migliorare la pronuncia inglese e la fluidità.
  3. Focalizzati sull'intonazione: Cerca di imitare il modo in cui Mr Noisy enfatizza le sue parole, specialmente i rumori e le esclamazioni. Puoi usare la tecnica dello shadowing in inglese per rendere la tua imitazione più realistica.
  4. Registra la tua voce: Usa un registratore per riprenderti mentre parli. Confronta le tue registrazioni con l'originale per rilevare eventuali differenze e aree da migliorare.
  5. Pratica frequentemente: Non limitarti a un solo ascolto. Ripeti l'esercizio più volte alla settimana, concentrandoti su diverse parti della storia ad ogni turno. La pratica costante è fondamentale per migliorare.

Utilizzando queste tecniche, potrai non solo diventare più sicuro nel parlato, ma anche divertirti mentre apprendi frasi e vocaboli utili!

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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