Shadowing Practice: SPIDER-MAN: Far From Home - 7 Minutes Trailers (2019) - Learn English Speaking with Video

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The Spider- Far From Home trailer is about to play, but if you haven't seen Avengers Endgame yet, stop watching, because there's some serious spoilers about to come up.
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But if you have seen Avengers Endgame, enjoy the trailer.
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You're gonna be the next Iron Man now?
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Well, no, I don't have time.
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I'm too busy doing your jobs.
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What?
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I'm kidding, I'm kidding.
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Look, keep up the good work, because I am going on vacation.
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Heads up.
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Nick Fury's calling you.
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I don't really want to talk to Nick Fury.
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Answer, it's all.
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Why?
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Because if you don't talk to him, then I have to talk to him.
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I don't want to talk to him.
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You sent Nick Fury to voicemail?
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I gotta go.
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You do not ghost Nick Fury!
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What up dorks?
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What's up?
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We're just talking about the trip.
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I'm here in St. Marco Polo's.
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Oh, I think MJ really likes me.
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That reminds me of my first one alone.
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You're a very difficult person to contact, Spider-Man.
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This is Mr. Beck.
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Who could've used someone like you on my world?
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New world Beck is from Earth, just not ours.
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A snap to our hole in our dimension.
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You're saying there's a multiverse?
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We have a job to do, and you're coming with us.
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There's gotta be someone else you can use.
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What about Thor?
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Off-world.
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Captain Marvel?
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Unavailable.
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I'm just a friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.
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Bitch, please, you've been to space.
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What do you want, Peter?
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I want to go back on my trip with the girl who I really like and tell her how I feel.
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MJ, I...
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I'm Spider-Man.
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No, of course I'm...
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I mean, it's kind of obvious.
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You're right.
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You may not be ready, but this is my responsibility.
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Saving the world requires sacrifice.
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Sometimes people die.
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Oh, my God.
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I just always feel like I'm putting my friends in danger.
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The world needs the next Iron Man.
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You're going to step up or not?
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I gotta get you guys out of here!
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Get on the jet!
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Who are you?
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I work with Spider-Man.
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You work with Spider-Man?
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I work with Spider-Man, not for Spider-Man.
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New plan!
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Thank you, Spider-Man!
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Hooray!
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That was so good!
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Hey, sorry I'm late.
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Happy.
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You look nice.
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Thank you, you too.
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Thank you.
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New dress?
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Yes, it is.
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How'd you know?
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What just happened?
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Planning a trip?
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Mm-hmm.
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Going to Europe.
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School trip!
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Whoa!
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Did you get your passport?
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Peter Parker here to pick up a passport, please.
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Mini toothpaste?
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Pack your suit.
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I just wanna go on my trip with my friend.
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Europe doesn't really need a friendly neighborhood spot in my head.
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You look really pretty.
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Therefore I have value.
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No, no, that's not right.
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I'm messing with you.
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You look pretty too.
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I think she really likes me, too with MJ.
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I think she really likes you too.
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I have just finished my phone call.
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So nice to finally meet you, Spider-Man.
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You're Nick Fury.
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Put some clothes on.
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Let's go for a ride.
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Is he gonna be okay like that?
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Might want to turn him over so he doesn't swallow his tongue.
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I think Nick Fury just hijacked our summer vacation.
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Awesome!
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You got gifts, Parker.
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But you got a job to do.
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Are you going to step up or not?
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You're all alone.
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Your friends are in trouble.
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What are you going to do about it?
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You don't want any part of this. Who is that guy?
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He's like Iron Man and Thor rolled into one.
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He's no Spider-Man.
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What is it with you and Spider-Man?
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But he looks out for the neighborhood, has a dope suit, and I really respect him.
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Sup, dickwad.
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Uh...
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These no. No banana.
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Great.
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Two weeks in Europe is gonna be great.
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I'm just gonna enjoy my trip, hang out with MJ.
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Be really pretty.
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Therefore, I have value?
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No, no, no, that's not what I meant.
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I'm messing with you.
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I think she really likes me.
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That's really nice.
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Really reminds me of one of the things.
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So nice to finally meet you, Spider-Man man.
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You're Nick Fury.
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Put some clothes on.
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Let's go for a ride.
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I think Nick Fury just hijacked her summer vacation.
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Awesome.
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You got gifts, Parker.
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But you have a job to do.
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Are you going to step up or not?
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You're all alone.
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You're being friends with me.
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You're Your friends are in trouble.
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What are you gonna do about it?
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You don't want any part of this. Who is that guy?
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He's like Iron Man in Thor rolled into one.
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He's no Spider-Man.
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What is it with you and Spider-Man?
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What?
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He looks out for the neighborhood, has a dope suit, and I really respect him.
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Sup, loser.

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Useful Chunks & Collocations to Master

  • "Heads up": A casual way to warn someone about something coming. Example: "Heads up—your mom just texted."
  • "Ghost someone": To ignore someone intentionally, especially by not responding to messages. Example: "Don’t ghost your boss; she needs an answer."
  • "Off-world" / "Unavailable": Common phrases to say someone isn’t present or can’t help. Example: "My brother’s off-world for work, so he can’t babysit."
  • "Putting [someone] in danger": To expose others to risk. Example: "I hate putting my friends in danger, so I’ll go alone."
  • "Saving the world requires sacrifice": A impactful collocation for discussing tough choices. Example: "Starting a business requires sacrifice, but it’s worth it."

Your Shadowing Challenge: Speak Like Peter Parker

Shadowing is a proven technique to improve pronunciation, rhythm, and fluency. Here’s how to practice with this dialogue: First, watch the video and listen closely to Peter’s tone—he’s nervous, playful, and earnest. Then, use a shadowing app or shadowing site to replay short clips (3-5 seconds). Pause, then repeat the line immediately, mimicking his intonation and speed. Focus on phrases like "I’m just a friendly neighborhood Spider-Man" and "What do you want, Peter?"—these have natural contractions and stress patterns. For extra practice, try shadowspeaks exercises where you record yourself and compare it to the original. The goal? Sound as natural as Peter does when he’s talking to MJ or Nick Fury. Keep at it, and you’ll notice your shadow speak skills improve in no time!

Grammar in this video

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Present perfect have/has + past participle — a past action that still matters nowhaven't seen · have seen · you've been
Possibility with “might / may” might/may + verb — something that is possible but not certainmay not be · Might want
Present continuous am/is/are + -ing — something happening right now or around nowI'm kidding · am going · We're just talking
Future with “going to” be going to + verb — a plan or something you can see cominggonna be · You're going to step · Are you going to step

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