Pratica di Shadowing: Shadowing English Speaking Practice | Speak Fluently Day 1-3 of 5 Day English Speaking Challenge - Impara a parlare inglese con i video

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English Learners Podcast.
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Listen, learn and improve your English effortlessly.
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Hello, my dear English learners.
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I'm Tara and welcome back to English Learners Podcast, your cosy place for shadowing English -speaking practice.
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I'm really happy you're here.
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Today, Today we're starting a new five -day English speaking challenge
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and this time we're going to focus on something that can make your everyday English sound much more natural – phrasal verbs.
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Yes, phrasal verbs for daily life English.
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Do you sometimes hear a phrasal verb and wonder what it means?
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Or maybe you understand it when you hear it, but you don't feel confident using it when you speak.
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If that's you, don't worry.
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We're going to practice them together.
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Over the next five days, you'll learn useful everyday phrasal verbs and use them in natural English sentences.
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And we won't just learn them.
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We'll speak them.
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Because knowing a phrasal verb is one thing.
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Using it naturally when you speak is another.
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That's why we're using shadowing English speaking practice.
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Listen carefully.
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Then repeat each sentence out loud.
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Try to copy my pronunciation, rhythm, stress and intonation.
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And remember, all the words will appear on the screen.
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Watch the highlighted words carefully.
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They will help you notice the phrasal verb
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and remember how it's used please please speak out loud yes speak speak speak my friend don't worry about mistakes
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and this time promise yourself that you won't give up halfway i'm here with you
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we'll take it one sentence at a time all right let's begin day one of your english speaking practice with shadowing.
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Our first phrasal verb is find out.
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It means to discover or learn something.
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I need to find out what time the train leaves.
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I need to find out what time the train leaves.
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I need to find out what time the train leaves.
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Brilliant.
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All Alright, let's move on to the next one.
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Look for means to try to find something.
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I'm looking for my phone.
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Have you seen it?
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I'm looking for my phone.
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Have you seen it?
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I'm looking for my phone.
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Have you seen it?
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Awesome!
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Next one.
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Pick up.
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Pick up can mean to collect someone or something.
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I'll pick you up after
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work great let's continue
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drop off drop off means to take someone somewhere
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and leave them there I'll drop you off at the station I'll drop you off at the station.
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Well done.
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Here's another useful one.
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Get back.
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Get back means to return.
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What time will you get back home?
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What time will you get back home?
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What time will you get back home?
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Excellent.
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All right.
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Next phrasal verb.
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Come over.
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Come over means to visit someone's home.
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Why don't you come over this weekend?
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Why don't you come over this weekend?
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Why don't you come over this weekend?
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Brilliant.
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Let's move on.
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Go out.
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Go out can mean to leave home for a social activity
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we're going out for dinner tonight we're going out for dinner tonight
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we're going out for dinner tonight fantastic next one give up give up means to stop trying
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don't give up just because it's difficult don't give up just because it's difficult Don't give up just because it's difficult.
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Keep going.
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Alright, here's another useful one.
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carry on carry on means to continue doing something please carry on with your work
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please carry on with your work please carry on with your work
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excellent let's keep going look after look after means to take care of someone or something
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Can you look after my dog this weekend?
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Well done.
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Next one.
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Workout.
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Workout can mean to find a solution to a problem.
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I'm sure we'll work out a solution.
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I'm sure we'll work out a solution.
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I'm sure we'll work out a solution.
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Awesome.
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All right, let's try another one.
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Take care of.
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Take care of means to look after someone or something.
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I'll take care of everything.
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I'll take care of everything.
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I'll take care of everything.
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Brilliant.
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We're doing really well.
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Let's continue.
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Hang out.
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Hang out means to spend relaxed time with someone.
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We usually hang out after work.
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We usually hang out after work.
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We usually hang out after work.
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Fantastic.
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Two more to go.
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Try out.
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Try out means to use or test something to see if you like it.
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I'd like to try out this new app.
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I'd like to try out this new app.
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I'd like to try out this new app.
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Excellent.
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And here's our final phrasal verb for today.
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Run out of.
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Run out of means to have no more of something.
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We've run out of milk.
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We've run out of milk.
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We've run out of milk.
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Brilliant.
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You made it through all 15.
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Well done, my dear English learners.
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You've completed day one of our five -day English -speaking practice challenge.
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Today you practiced 15 useful phrasal verbs.
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But don't just remember them.
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Use them.
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Choose three phrasal verbs from today's lesson and make your own sentences.
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Then say them out loud.
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That's how shadowing English -speaking practice becomes real English -speaking practice.
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And remember your promise.
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Don't give up halfway.
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Come back tomorrow for day two and we'll learn more useful phrasal verbs for everyday conversations.
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I'm here with you.
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Keep practicing.
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Keep speaking.
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This is Tara and I'll see you tomorrow for your English -speaking practice with shadowing.
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Hello my dear English learners, I'm Tara and welcome back to your shadowing English speaking practice.
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I'm really happy to see you again.
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If you're here for day two of your speaking practice?
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Well done!
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You're already one step further in our five -day English speaking practice challenge.
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Yesterday we practiced everyday phrasal verbs.
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Today we're going to take another step and learn phrasal verbs you can actually use in everyday conversations.
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Maybe you want to talk about your plans.
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Maybe you're talking to a friend.
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Maybe you're explaining something that happened.
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These small expressions can make your English sound much more natural.
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And remember, we're not here just to memorize phrasal verbs.
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We're here to speak them.
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That's why we're continuing with shadowing English -speaking practice.
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Listen carefully.
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Pay attention to the pronunciation, rhythm, stress and intonation.
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Then repeat the sentence out loud.
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Take your time and remember your promise from day one.
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Don't give up halfway.
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I'm here with you.
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All right, let's begin day two of your English -speaking practice with shadowing.
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The first phrasal verb for today is bring up.
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Bring up means to start talking about a subject.
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I didn't want to bring up the problem again.
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I didn't want to bring up the problem again.
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I didn't want to bring up the problem again.
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Brilliant.
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All right, let's move on to the next one.
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Talk about.
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Talk about means to discuss something.
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We need to talk about our plans.
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We need to talk about our plans.
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We need to talk about our plans.
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Awesome.
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Next one.
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Get along.
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Get along means to have a good relationship with someone.
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I get along really well with my colleagues.
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I get along really well with my colleagues.
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I get along really well with my colleagues.
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Great.
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Let's continue.
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Catch up.
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Catch up means to talk to someone and find out what they have been doing.
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Let's meet for coffee and catch up.
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Let's meet for coffee and catch up.
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Let's meet for coffee and catch up.
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Well done.
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Here's another useful one.
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Hang on.
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Hang on means to wait for a short time.
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Hang on a moment.
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I'm almost ready.
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Hang Hang on a moment.
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I'm almost ready.
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Hang on a moment.
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I'm almost ready.
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Excellent.
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Alright, next phrasal verb.
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Calm down.
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Calm down means to become more relaxed.
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Take a breath and calm down.
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Take a breath and calm down.
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Take a breath and calm down.
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Brilliant.
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Speak out loud.
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Now let's move on.
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Find out.
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Find out means to discover something.
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I'll find out and let you know.
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I'll find out and let you know.
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I'll find out and let you know.
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fantastic next one point out point out means to show
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or mention something important she pointed out a small mistake in
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my email she pointed out a small mistake in my email
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she pointed out a small mistake in my email keep going
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all right here's another useful phrasal verb check out check out can mean to look at
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or examine something you should check out this new cafe you
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should check out this new cafe you should check out this new cafe excellent let's keep going come up with
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come up with means to think of an idea or solution we need to come up with a better plan plan.
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We need to come up with a better plan.
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We need to come up with a better plan.
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Well done.
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Next one.
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Get back to.
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Get back to someone means to contact them again later.
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I'll get back to you tomorrow.
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I'll get back to you tomorrow.
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I'll get back to you tomorrow.
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Awesome.
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All right, let's try another one.
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Go over.
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Go over means to review or check something carefully.
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Let's go over the details together.
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Let's go over the details together.
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Let's go over the details together.
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Brilliant.
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We're doing really well.
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Let's continue.
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Keep up.
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Keep up means to continue at the same level or speed.
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You're doing well.
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Keep up the good work.
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You're doing well.
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Keep up the good work.
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You're doing well.
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Keep up the good work.
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Fantastic.
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Two more to go.
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Take back.
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Take back means to return something or admit that something you said was wrong.
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I take back what I said earlier I take back what I said earlier I take back what I said earlier.
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Excellent.
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And here's our final phrasal verb for today.
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Work on.
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Work on means to spend time improving or developing something.
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I'm working on my English speaking skills.
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I'm working on my English speaking skills.
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I'm working on my English speaking skills.
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Brilliant.
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You made it through all 15.
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Well done, my dear English learners.
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You've completed day two of our five -day English -speaking practice challenge.
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Today, you practiced 15 useful phrasal verbs for everyday conversations.
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Now, don't just remember them.
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Use them.
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Choose three phrasal verbs and make your own sentences.
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Then say them out loud.
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That's how shadowing English -speaking practice becomes real English -speaking practice.
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And don't forget to pay attention to your intonation when you speak.
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Come back tomorrow for day three.
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We're going to keep building your English one step at a time.
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I'm here with you.
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Keep practicing.
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Keep speaking.
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I'll see you tomorrow for day three of your English -speaking practice with shadowing.
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English Learners Podcast.
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Listen, learn, and improve your English effortlessly.
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Hello, my lovely English learners.
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I'm Tara, and welcome back to English Learner's podcast.
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I'm really happy to be here with you for day three of our five -day English -speaking practice challenge.
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Before we begin, tell me something.
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Where are you joining me from, and what is your first language,
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Tamil, Spanish, Italian, Mandarin, or another language, tell me in the comments.
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I'd love to know where you're learning English from.
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Now, today we're going to do something a little different.
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We won't be repeating individual sentences after me.
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Instead I'm going to share my daily routine with you.
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I'll speak very slowly and clearly so you can listen carefully and shadow my English as I speak.
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Your job is simple.
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Listen to my pronunciation, pay attention to my intonation,
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rhythm and stress, And when you feel ready, speak along with me.
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In today's reading, I'll be talking about my daily routine using useful everyday phrasal verbs.
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This will help you hear phrasal verbs in context, understand how they work in real English,
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and use them more naturally when you speak.
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So, this is still shadowing English -speaking practice,
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but today we're going to practice through a complete reading instead of separate sentences.
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And remember, you don't need to catch every word the first time.
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Just listen.
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Follow the words on the screen, watch the highlighted phrasal verbs and try to copy the way I speak.
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I'll keep my English slow and clear so you have time to listen and shadow.
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All right, are you ready?
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Let's begin your English -speaking practice with shadowing my daily routine.
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I usually get up at around seven in the morning.
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I don't like to get up too late because I like having a quiet start to my day.
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After I wake up, I open the curtains and let some fresh air into my room.
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Then I get ready for the day.
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I take a shower, get dressed and make myself a cup of tea
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while i'm having my tea i usually look through my messages
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and check my plans for the day i don't spend too much time on my phone
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because i don't want to get distracted
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so early in the morning after breakfast i start working on the most important things on my list
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Sometimes I have a lot to do, but I try to focus on one thing at a time.
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If I have a meeting, I usually write down a few important points before it starts.
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This helps me feel prepared and keeps me organised.
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Around lunchtime, I take a short break.
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I usually step outside for a few minutes and get some fresh air.
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Sometimes I catch up with a friend during my lunch break.
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It's nice to talk about what's happening in our lives.
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After lunch I get back to work.
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If I have unfinished tasks I try to carry on until I finish them.
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Of course, some days don't go according to plan.
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Something unexpected might come up and I have to change my plans.
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When that happens, I try not to worry too much.
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I simply deal with the problem and move on.
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In the evening, I usually finish up my work
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and leave my desk well done my dear English learners
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that was day three of your English speaking practice today you listen to a complete daily routine
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and heard many useful phrasal verbs in context you didn't have
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to repeat every sentence three times instead you listened followed the text and shadowed the reading with me.
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That's a different kind of English -speaking practice, and it's a very useful one.
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If you found today's reading difficult, listen again.
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The second time will feel easier, and the third time, try to speak along with me from beginning to end.
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Remember to focus on intonation, rhythm and pronunciation.
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Don't just listen to the words, listen to how they are spoken.
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And before you go, I have a question for you.
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What do you do first thing when you wake up?
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Do you check your phone, make a cup of tea, take a shower, go for a walk?
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Tell me in the comments.
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I'd love to hear about your morning routine.
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And most importantly, keep speaking.
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Don't give up halfway.
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I'll see you in day four of your English -speaking practice.
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Keep practicing, keep learning and keep speaking English.
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Amen.

Contesto e sfondo: Impara l'inglese con i video in modo pratico

Se vuoi parlare inglese in modo più naturale e superare la paura di usare i verbi frasali, questo video è perfetto per te. La speaker, Tara, guida una sfida di 5 giorni dedicata alla shadow speak – una tecnica che ti aiuta a copiare pronuncia, ritmo e intonazione, rendendo il tuo inglese più fluido. Nello specifico, si concentra su verbi frasali quotidiani, quelli che senti spesso ma che non sai usare con sicurezza. Ecco come sfruttarlo al massimo!

Top 4 verbi frasali per la comunicazione giornaliera (e come usarli)

  • Find out: Significa "scoprire". Esempio: "I need to find out what time the train leaves" (Devo scoprire a che ora parte il treno).
  • Look for: "Cercare qualcosa". Esempio: "I'm looking for my phone" (Sto cercando il mio telefono).
  • Pick up: "Raccogliere qualcuno/qualcosa". Esempio: "I'll pick you up after work" (Ti raccolgo dopo il lavoro).
  • Drop off: "Lasciar qualcuno in un luogo". Esempio: "I'll drop you off at the station" (Ti lascio alla stazione).

Guida passo passo al shadowing: Come migliorare la pronuncia

La shadowspeak non è complicata, ma richiede pratica. Ecco come fare con questo video: 1) Ascolta attentamente ogni frase, notando l'accento e l'intonazione. 2) Ripeti subito dopo, cercando di imitare il tono e la velocità di Tara. 3) Guarda lo schermo per i verbi frasali evidenziati – così impari a riconoscerli nel contesto. 4) Non temere gli errori: il più importante è parlare ad alta voce. Ricorda: il video è strutturato per andare a passo, quindi non ti preoccupare di finirlo velocemente. Prendi una frase alla volta, ripetila finché non la senti naturale. Con la shadow speech, in pochi giorni noterai che usare i verbi frasali diventa più semplice!

Imparare l'inglese con i video e la shadowspeak è un modo divertente e efficace per rafforzare la tua confidenza. Segui la sfida di Tara e sentiti come il tuo inglese diventa più fluido, giorno dopo giorno.

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.

Tecnica dello shadowing: leggi la guida completa passo dopo passo →