Shadowing Practice: Part 1 -TOEIC - In the office 1 - Learn English Speaking with YouTube
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Part one.
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in the office.
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directions.
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Listen and choose the best description for each photo.
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Number one.
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Look at photo number one.
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A. All the people are concentrating on something on the laptop.
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B. A clock is hanging on the wall.
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C. The man with glasses is standing up.
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D. The sitting woman is typing on the keyboard.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Part one.
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In the office, one.
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Thank you.
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Listen and choose the best description for each photo.
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Number one.
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Look at photo number one.
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A. All the people are concentrating on something on the laptop.
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B. A clock is hanging on the wall.
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C. The man with glasses is standing up.
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D. The sitting woman is typing on the keyboard.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Number two: Look at photo number two.
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A.
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the monitor is turned off.
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B. The monitor is too far from the woman.
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C. The woman is using a computer.
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D. Nothing outside can be seen from the office.
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Number three: Look at photo number three.
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A. The girl on the left is writing something.
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B. The two girls are dressed casually.
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C. The colleagues are looking at the screen on the computer.
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D. The women are looking over some documents.
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Number four.
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Look at photo number four.
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A. It seems to be a big office.
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B There are people in all the cubicles.
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C. People are all working with their computers.
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D. All the cubicles are similarly decorated.
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Number five.
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Look at photo number five.
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A. The computers are of the same size.
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B. The man is drinking a glass of water.
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C. People are all focusing on their work.
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D. The computers are all turned on.
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Number six.
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Look at photo number six.
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A. The man is holding a ring in his hand.
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B. The officer is taking notes.
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C. A cup of coffee is next to the man.
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D The man is wearing a jacket.
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Thank you.
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Number seven.
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Look at photo number seven.
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A. The man is turning off the computer.
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B The door to the next room is closed.
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C.
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"A painting is hung on the wall." D.
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The desk is neatly arranged.
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Number eight.
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Look at photo number eight.
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A The laptop computer is turned on.
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B The coffee cup is empty.
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C. Some documents are placed in front of the laptop computer.
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D. A set of coffee cups is placed near the center of the table.
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Number 9.
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Look at photo number 9.
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A A view outside can be seen from the room.
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B.
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"The woman is drinking a glass of milk." C.
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There is a plant in the corner of the room.
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D. The woman is leaning against the chair.
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Number 10.
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Look at photo number 10.
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A. People are all standing on their chairs.
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B There are people at all the chairs.
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C. People are having a meeting in the office.
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D. People are sitting around a square table.
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1. In the Office.
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One.
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Directions Listen and choose the best description for each photo.
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Number one.
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Look at photo number one.
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A. All the people are concentrating on something on the laptop.
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B. A clock is hanging on the wall.
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C.
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"The man with glasses is standing up." D.
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The sitting woman is typing on the keyboard.
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Thank you.
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Number two: Look at photo number two.
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A.
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the monitor is turned off.
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b.
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The monitor is too far from the woman.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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C. The woman is using a computer.
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Thank you.
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D. Nothing outside can be seen from the office.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Number three: Look at photo number three.
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A. The girl on the left is writing something.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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B The two girls are dressed casually.
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C. The colleagues are looking at the screen on the computer.
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D. The women are looking over some documents.
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Number four.
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Look at photo number 4.
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A. It seems to be a big office.
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B There are people in all the cubicles.
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C. People are all working with their computers.
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D. All the cubicles are similarly decorated.
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Thank you.
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Number five.
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Look at photo number five.
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A. The computers are of the same size. be.
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The man is drinking a glass of water.
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C. People are all focusing on their work.
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D. The computers are all turned on.
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Number six.
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Look at photo number six.
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A. The man is holding a ring in his hand.
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B. The officer is taking notes.
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C. A cup of coffee is next to the man.
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D. The man is wearing a jacket.
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Number seven.
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Look at photo number seven.
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A. The man is turning off the computer.
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B The door to the next room is closed.
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C. A painting is hung on the wall.
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D. The desk is neatly arranged.
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Number eight.
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Look at photo number eight.
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A. The laptop computer is turned on.
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B The coffee cup is empty.
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C. Some documents are placed in front of the laptop computer.
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D. A set of coffee cups is placed near the center of the table.
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Number 9: Look at photo number 9.
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A. A view outside can be seen from the room.
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B. The woman is drinking a glass of milk.
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C. There is a plant in the corner of the room.
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D.
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"The woman is leaning against the chair." Number 10.
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Look at photo number 10.
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A. People are all standing on their chairs.
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B There are people at all the chairs.
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C. People are having a meeting in the office.
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D. People are sitting around a square table.
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You're practicing English with "Part 1 -TOEIC - In the office 1" using the Shadowing technique — a method originally developed for professional interpreter training.
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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.