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Oxford Read and Discover.
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Level 1.
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Wild Cats.
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By Rob Sved.
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Read by Laurel Lefkoe.
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Published and copyright, Oxford University Press.
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2013. Introduction Pet cats live with people.
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People give them food.
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Wild cats don't live with people.
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They live outside. and they find food.
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What cats can you see here?
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What wild cats do you know?
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Discover!
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Now read and discover more about wild cats.
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Chapter 1.
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Wild cats.
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There are wild cats all around the world.
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Cats live in cold places and in hot places.
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Cats live on the ground and in trees.
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The snow leopard is a big cat.
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It lives in snowy mountains.
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It has thick fur to stay warm.
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The Margay lives in rainforests.
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It can climb well.
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And it lives in trees.
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The black -footed cat is a little cat.
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It lives in hot places.
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It can't climb well.
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It lives in holes in the ground.
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Chapter 2 Fur Cats have fur to stay warm.
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Their fur helps them to hide from other animals, too.
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cheetahs Have spots.
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Baby cheetahs have long, white fur, too.
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They can hide in grass.
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Can you see the tiger?
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Tigers have orange and black stripes.
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They can hide in long grass.
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The mountain cat has spots and stripes.
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It can hide on rocks.
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Discover!
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Sand cats have fur on the bottom of their paws.
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This protects them from hot sand.
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Chapter 3 Mouths and teeth.
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Cats have a big, strong mouth.
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They have long, sharp teeth, too.
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The clouded leopard has four long teeth to help it to hunt deer, monkeys, and birds.
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Many cats bite trees.
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This makes their teeth very sharp.
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Look at this Jaguar.
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Can you see its sharp teeth?
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Some big cats use their mouth to roar.
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Then other cats know where they are.
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They roar to say they are angry or sad, too.
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Lions can roar very well.
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Discover!
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Cats use their long tongue to clean their fur.
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Chapter 4 Senses.
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Cats use their senses.
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They can hear, see and smell very well.
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This helps them to move around and to hunt other animals.
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The serval has big ears.
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It hunts mice.
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It can hear the mice under the ground.
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Cats can see well at night.
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The ocelot has white fur around its eyes.
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This helps it to see well.
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Some cats can smell well, too.
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Discover!
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The lynx can smell a rabbit that's 300 meters away.
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chapter 5 Tails.
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Many cats have a long, strong tail.
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Their tail helps them to run and turn.
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The puma uses its tail to help it to jump.
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and land on its paws.
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Cats can use their tail to show they are happy, sad or scared too.
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The snow leopard has a long...
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Thick tail.
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It can put its tail around its body.
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This helps it to stay warm in the snowy mountains.
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Discover!
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The Jaguar!
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uses its tail to hunt fish.
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It moves the water with its tail.
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Chapter 6 Food.
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Cats eat meat.
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Big cats hunt antelopes.
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zebras and other big animals.
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They hide in grass and look for animals.
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Big cats are strong.
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and they can run very fast to hunt other animals.
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This cheetah sees an antelope.
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It runs fast to hunt the antelope.
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Some cats eat birds.
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mice and other little animals.
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This leopard eats snakes.
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Cats have long, sharp claws.
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to help them to hunt other animals.
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Look at this tiger.
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It has very sharp claws.
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Chapter 7.
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Baby cats.
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Cats protect their babies from other animals.
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Baby cats can't eat meat.
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They drink milk from their mother.
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This mother lion has milk for two baby lions.
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Cats help their babies to move around.
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This mother cougar carries a baby in her mouth.
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Baby cats love to have fun.
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They jump and play together.
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This is fun!
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and it helps the babies to learn how to hunt.
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Chapter 8 Protect cats.
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Many wild cats are in danger.
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Some people cut down trees in rainforests.
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Then some wild cats don't have a home or food.
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Many big cats are in danger.
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Some people hunt big cats for their skin.
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Then they sell the skins.
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Many zoos protect wild cats.
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They give the cats food, and they help the cats to have babies.
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You can see lots of different wild cats in zoos.
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Wild cats are amazing.
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Protect wild cats.

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Contesto e Sfondo

Il video "Wild Cats" è un'introduzione affascinante sul tema dei gatti selvatici, ideato per apprendere l'inglese attraverso contenuti interessanti e informativi. La narrazione si concentra su diverse specie di gatti che vivono in tutto il mondo, dalle fredde montagne alle calde foreste pluviali. Questo contesto fornisce non solo vocaboli specifici riguardanti gli animali, ma anche un'opportunità per ascoltare una narrazione chiara e coinvolgente. Utilizzando questo video come strumento, gli studenti possono migliorare le loro abilità di ascolto e parlato, arricchendo il loro vocabolario e la loro comprensione.

Le 5 Frasi Chiave per la Comunicazione Quotidiana

  • What wild cats do you know? - Quali gatti selvatici conosci?
  • They live outside and they find food. - Vivono all'aperto e trovano cibo.
  • Cats have fur to stay warm. - I gatti hanno il pelo per stare al caldo.
  • Can you see the tiger? - Riesci a vedere la tigre?
  • Their fur helps them to hide from other animals. - Il loro pelo li aiuta a nascondersi da altri animali.

Guida Passo dopo Passo allo Shadowing

Per affrontare la difficoltà di questo video, segui questi passi pratici. Inizialmente, ascolta attentamente il video senza interrompere. Concentrati sulla pronuncia e sull'intonazione dell'oratore. Poi, riascolta il video, questa volta ripetendo ogni frase subito dopo averla sentita. Questo esercizio di shadow speech ti aiuterà a migliorare la tua fluidità e la tua pronuncia.

Successivamente, prova a scrivere alcune frasi chiave e utilizzale in una pratica di conversazione in inglese con un partner o anche registrando te stesso. Questo sarà utile per affinare le tue capacità di shadowspeaks.

Infine, dedica del tempo alla revisione delle informazioni apprese riguardo ai gatti selvatici. Rispondere a domande su queste creature non solo arricchirà il tuo vocabolario, ma migliorerà anche la tua capacità di conversare in modo naturale. Utilizza le piattaforme di shadowing site che offrono contenuti simili per continuare la tua pratica di shadow speak ed esplorare altri argomenti. Con costanza e pratica mirata, noterai un significativo miglioramento nelle tue capacità linguistiche!

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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