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there's nothing right hand man
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there's nothing right hand man
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you alright yeah, im good ice doesn't help Att hela yeah thats why i've got some theres in the car
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old ones were getting pretty bald I gotta head down to Mason County.
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A security guard at the Grisham Mill got killed by some kind of animal.
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An animal?
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You're not in Phoenix anymore, Bills.
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Anyway, they figured I'd lend a hand.
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Be careful.
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Always am.
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And thanks for the tires.
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Yeah.
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But I gotta cover it for the paper anyway,
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and they need a guy to help choose some music,
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so I need your playlist.
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Hey listen, um I was wondering did you have a a date to- Sup Arizona, huh?
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How you liking the rain, girl?
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Better get used to it, girl.
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Yeah, Mike, hey, you're real cute, man.
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Oh, I know, but you guys.
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That was really awesome.
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Let a player play.
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Hello.
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I'm sorry I didn't get a chance to introduce myself last week.
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I'm Edward Cullen.
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You're Bella?
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Cullen?
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Yes.
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Onion roots itself.
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That's what's on your slides right now.
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Okay?
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So, separate and label them into the phases of mitosis.
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And the first partners that get it right are gonna win...
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Oh, the golden onion.
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Go, go!
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Take the tablets and go.
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All right, good.
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I want to appreciate it.
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Ladies first.
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You were gone.
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Yeah.
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I was out of town for a couple of days.
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For personal reasons.
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Prophase.
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Do you mind if I look?
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It's a pearl face.
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Like I said.
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So you're enjoying the rain?
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What?
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You're asking me about the weather?
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Yeah, I...
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I guess I am.
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I guess I am.
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Well, I don't really like the rain.
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Any cold, wet thing, I don't really...
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What?
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Nothing.
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It's an antiphase.
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You mind if I check?
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Sure.
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And a face.
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Like I said.
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If you hate the cold and the rain so much,
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why'd you move to the wettest place in the continental US?
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Um...
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It's complicated.
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It's complicated.
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I'm sure he can keep up.
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Uh...
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My mom remarried and, um...
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So...
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You don't like the guy?
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No, that's not...
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Um...
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It Phil's really nice.
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It's a metaphase.
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You wanna check it?
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I believe you.
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Why don't you move with your mother and Phil?
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Well, Phil's a minor league baseball player.
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And, uh, he travels a lot.
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My mom stayed home with me,
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but I knew it made her unhappy, so...
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I figured I'd stay with my dad for a while.
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And now you're unhappy?
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No. I'm sorry, I'm just...
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I'm just trying to figure you out.
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It's been very difficult for me to read.
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Hey, did you get contacts?
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No. Your eyes were black the last time I saw you,
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and, like, the golden brown...
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Yeah, I know.
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It's the, uh...
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It's the fluorescence.
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Um...
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We're going to get the end of a gun.
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Pair was used to get home dude.
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In theありますure, they had toys,
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so they went with a couple of mutants for a while.
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Very similar We're doing another commentary na,
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na, na we're doing a lot of work,
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we're doing a little bit backwards,
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I'm so
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sorry.
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I panicked.
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Bella, I've got 911 on the phone.
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I'm fine.
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Good morning, buddy.
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Bella, you okay?
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You and I are gonna talk.
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You all right?
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I'm fine, Dad.
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Calm down.
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I'm sorry, Bella.
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I tried to stop.
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I know.
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It's okay.
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No, it sure as hell is not okay.
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That it wasn't his fault.
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You could have been killed.
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You understand that?
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Yes, but I wasn't, so...
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You can kiss your license goodbye.
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I heard the chief's daughter was here.
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Oh, Dr. Cohen.
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Charlie?
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I've got this one, Jack.
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Isabella.
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Bella.
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Oh, Bella.
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Looks like you took quite a spill.
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How do you feel?
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Good.
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Look here.
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You might experience some post-traumatic stress or disorientation,
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but your vitals look good.
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No signs of any head trauma.
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I think you'll be just fine.
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I'm so sorry, Bella.
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I'm really...
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You know, it would have been a whole lot worse if Edward wasn't there.
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He knocked me out of the way.
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Edward?
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Your boy?
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Yeah, it was amazing.
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I mean, he got to me so fast,
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he was nowhere near me.
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Sounds like you were very lucky.
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Charlie?
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I gotta go sign some paperwork.
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You should, uh...
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You should probably call your mom.
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You tell her?
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rarely become.
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may be naked Assane, may be naked the royalists are kept beside birds

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Why practice speaking with this video?

Practicing speaking with this scene from The Twilight Saga offers a unique opportunity to engage with natural dialogue that captures the dynamics of teenage conversation. The interaction between characters highlights informal exchanges, showcasing how to approach various social contexts confidently. By using the shadowing technique, learners can mimic the intonation, pace, and emotion conveyed in the scene. This method not only aids in enhancing your English speaking practice but also allows you to absorb colloquial expressions and phrases commonly used in everyday conversations.

Grammar & Expressions in Context

In this excerpt, several key structures exemplify conversational English:

  • Conditional sentences: The phrase “if I look?” implies a condition that reveals nuances in politeness and uncertainty.
  • Informal greetings: “Sup Arizona, huh?” illustrates casual speech patterns, encouraging learners to adopt friendly greetings typical among peers.
  • Expressions of concern: “Be careful” and “I’m good” show how to express care while keeping a light tone, particularly important in social settings.

Focusing on these grammatical structures while practicing alongside the dialogues can significantly boost your conversational skills.

Common Pronunciation Traps

As you engage with the audio, pay attention to a few tricky pronunciation points:

  • “Cullen” - The character names can sometimes be mispronounced. The correct pronunciation is "kul-len" with a subtle emphasis on the first syllable.
  • “Prophase” - This term may be challenging because it includes less commonly used syllables. Practicing it in context can ensure clarity when discussing biological phases.
  • Casual speech patterns: The quick exchanges and slang like “you guys” can pose challenges for learners. Using a shadowing app to repeat after the characters can refine your application of casual speech.

By focusing on these pronunciation traps, learners can effectively improve English pronunciation, making them more confident and understandable speakers in similar social situations.

What is the Shadowing Technique?

Shadowing is a science-backed language learning technique originally developed for professional interpreter training and popularized by polyglot Dr. Alexander Arguelles. The method is simple but powerful: you listen to native English audio and immediately repeat it out loud — like a shadow following the speaker with just a 1–2 second delay. Unlike passive listening or grammar drills, shadowing forces your brain and mouth muscles to simultaneously process and reproduce real speech patterns. Research shows it significantly improves pronunciation accuracy, intonation, rhythm, connected speech, listening comprehension, and speaking fluency — making it one of the most effective methods for IELTS Speaking preparation and real-world English communication.

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