Shadowing Practice: Listening Practice Through Dictation 1-for beginners- Unit 5: Trees in the forest-Simple English #L5 - Learn English Speaking with Video
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Unit 5.
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Trees in the Forest There are many forests in North America.
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There are many trees in these forests.
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Some of these trees are more than 200 feet tall.
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Some are over 500 years old.
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Several kinds of trees grow in these forests.
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Fir, cedar, and pine are three.
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These trees grow in different areas.
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Some grow in forests.
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Some grow on the mountains.
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People who lived in this place long ago use these trees to make things out of wood.
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Many of these trees are now in special areas.
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These areas are called forest reserves or national parks.
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Some parks charge a small entrance fee.
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Visitors must pay the fee to enter the parks.
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Then they can walk among the beautiful old trees.
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They must take care not to damage the trees.
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We should all take care of forests.
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There are many forests in North America.
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There are many trees in these forests.
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Some of these trees are more than 200 feet tall.
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Some are over 500 years old.
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Several kinds of trees grow in these forests.
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Fir, cedar, and pine are three.
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These trees grow in different areas.
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Some grow in forests.
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Some grow on the mountains.
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People who lived in this place long ago used these trees to make things out of wood.
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Many of these trees are now in special areas.
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These areas are called forest reserves or national parks.
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Some parks charge a small entrance fee.
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Visitors must pay the fee to enter the parks.
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Then they can walk among the beautiful old trees.
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They must take care not to damage the trees.
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We should all take care of forests.
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There are
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many forests in North America.
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There are many trees in these forests.
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Some of these trees are more than 200 feet tall.
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Some are over 500 years old.
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Several kinds of trees grow in these forests.
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Fir, cedar, and pine are three.
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These trees grow in different areas.
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Some grow in forests.
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Some grow on the mountains.
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People who lived in this place long ago used these trees to make things out of wood.
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Many of these trees are now in special areas.
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These areas are called forest reserves or national parks.
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Some parks charge a small entrance fee.
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Visitors must pay the fee to enter the parks.
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Then they can walk among the beautiful old trees.
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They must take care not to damage the trees.
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We should all take care of forests.
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There are many forests in North America.
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There are many trees in these forests.
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Some of these trees are more than 200 feet tall.
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Some are over 500 years old.
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Several kinds of trees grow in these forests.
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Fir, cedar, and pine are three.
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These trees grow in different areas.
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Some grow in forests.
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Some grow on the mountains.
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People who lived in this place long ago use these trees to make things out of wood.
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Many of these trees are now in special areas.
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These areas are called forest reserves or national parks.
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Some parks charge a small entrance fee.
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Visitors must pay the fee to enter the parks.
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Then they can walk among the beautiful old trees.
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They must take care not to damage the trees.
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We should all take care of forests.
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There are many forests in North America.
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There are many trees in these forests.
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Some of these trees are more than 200 feet tall.
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Some are over 500 years old.
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Several kinds of trees grow in these forests.
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Fir, cedar, and pine are three.
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These trees grow in different areas.
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Some grow in forests.
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Some grow on the mountains.
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People who lived in this place long ago use these trees to make things out of wood.
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Many of these trees are now in special areas.
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These areas are called forest reserves or national parks.
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Some parks charge a small entrance fee.
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Visitors must pay the fee to enter the parks.
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Then they can walk among the beautiful old trees.
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They must take care not to damage the trees.
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We should all take care of forests.
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Thank you.
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