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The Tale of the Hungry Bunnies Episode 1 Hungry Bunnies
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The Tale of the Hungry Bunnies Episode 1 Hungry Bunnies
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Peter ate the last carrot.
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Then he rubbed his belly.
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I'm still hungry, he said.
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Me too, said Cottontail and Mopsy.
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Mrs. Rabbit was in town.
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She left some vegetables for her bunnies.
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But now the basket was empty.
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Benjamin has a big garden, said Mopsy.
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Let's ask him for some vegetables.
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The four bunnies hopped to Benjamin's garden.
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We're hungry, said Mopsy.
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Do you have any vegetables for us?
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Benjamin shook his head.
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I'm sorry, he said.
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I just ate the last pea.
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The bunnies hopped home.
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I have an idea, said Peter.
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Let's go to the farmer's trash pile.
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There's plenty of food there.
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Yes, said Cottontail and Mopsy.
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Flopsy shook her head.
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Mother will be angry, she said.
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It is not safe.
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Father went there, and he never came home.
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But we're hungry, said Mopsy and Cottontail.
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The two bunnies started to cry.
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Peter was already hopping toward the door.
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Come on, Flopsy, he said.
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Let's go!
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The Tale of the Hungry Bunnies Episode 2 The Farmer's Trash Pile Peter ran toward the trash pile.
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So did Mopsy and Cottontail.
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Flopsy slowly hopped after them.
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She was worried about the farmer Flopsy saw lots of trash There were bags and pots and old boots
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Peter sniffed the air I smell rotting vegetables He said.
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I see lots of flies, said Cottontail.
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Suddenly, the bunny spotted something green.
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Mmm! cried Mopsy.
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Lettuce!
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Peas! cried Cottontail.
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Come on, Flopsy!
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Let's eat!
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Even Flopsy ate peas and lettuce.
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Soon, the bunnies were very full.
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The sun felt very warm.
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Three bunnies fell asleep.
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Flopsy was tired too.
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But she could not sleep.
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She was worried about the farmer.
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And mother was coming home soon.
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Bzzz!
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Bzzz!
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Flies buzzed around Flopsy's head.
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Ugggh!
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Flopsy swatted the flies.
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Then Flopsy spotted a paper bag.
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She put the bag over her head.
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Now the flies won't bother me.
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And soon we will go home.
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Suddenly, Flopsy heard a sound.
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Shh!
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Mrs. Tittlemouse ran toward her.
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You must hide, the mouse whispered.
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The farmer is coming!
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The Tale of the Hungry Bunnies Episode 3 The Farmer Comes
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Oh no! thought Flopsy.
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The farmer is coming!
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Mrs. Tittlemouse jumped into a pot.
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Flopsy hid under the paper bag.
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The other bunnies were still sleeping.
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Flopsy shook with fear.
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This is terrible! she thought.
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The farmer will get the buddies!
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The farmer had a sack of grass.
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He dumped the grass onto the trash pile.
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Huh!
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The farmer looked down.
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I see.
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Little brown ears.
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The farmer bent closer to the pile.
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One, two, three...
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THREE little rabbits!
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The farmer scooped up the bunnies.
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He dropped them into his sack.
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Yum! said the farmer.
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I have big plans for these rabbits.
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The farmer tied the sack with string.
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First I must put away my lawnmower.
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Then I'll come back.
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The farmer left.
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Oh no!
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Flopsy cried.
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She ran to the sack.
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Flopsy tried to rip the string from the sack.
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It's too tight!
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She cried.
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The farmer will take the bunnies!
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And they'll never come home again!
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The Tale of the Hungry Bunnies Episode 4 Mrs. Rabbit's Plan
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Mrs. Rabbit came home.
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Mrs. Rabbit came home.
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Where are my bunnies?
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She said.
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Then she saw the empty basket.
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Mrs. Rabbit quickly hopped across the field.
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She spotted Flopsy near the trash pile.
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Help! cried Flopsy.
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Mrs. Rabbit and Flopsy pulled at the string.
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But it was too tight.
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I can help, called Mrs. Tittlemouse.
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She nibbled the string.
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And the string broke.
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Hide your bunnies, said Mrs. Tittlemouse.
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The farmer will be back soon.
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Mrs. Rabbit smiled.
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I have a plan.
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Soon, the farmer came back for the sack.
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He brought it to his wife.
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Three rabbits, the farmer said.
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We can have a special treat.
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The farmer's wife looked in the sack.
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These aren't rabbits, she yelled.
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What?
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The farmer looked in the sack.
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ROTTING VEGETABLES Outside, the five bunnies laughed.
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Your plan worked, Mother, said Flopsy.
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You tricked the farmer, said Peter.
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Mrs. Rabbit nodded.
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Come on, bunnies.
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It's time to go home.
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Yes! said three bunnies.
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We're hungry again!

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About This Lesson

Welcome to your English learning practice with "The Tale of Hungry Bunnies." In this engaging story, we'll dive into the adventures of Peter Rabbit and his sisters as they learn about teamwork, gratefulness, and the consequences of choices. Through the narrative, you will focus on improving your fluency and comprehension skills. The lesson will emphasize the importance of listening and speaking practice, allowing you to work on your IELTS speaking practice and improve your overall English pronunciation.

Key Vocabulary & Phrases

  • Hungry - Feeling the need for food.
  • Vegetables - Edible plants or parts of plants.
  • Trash pile - A heap of discarded items.
  • Garden - A piece of land used for growing plants.
  • Peas - A small round green seed.
  • Mother - A term used to refer to one’s female parent.
  • Sniff - To inhale through the nose to smell something.

Practice Tips

To maximize your learning experience, implement the following tips while practicing with "The Tale of Hungry Bunnies." This method will enhance your shadowing abilities and improve English pronunciation effectively:

  • Use a shadowing app: Utilize a shadowing app to listen and repeat the lines from the transcript. Focus on mimicking the tone, speed, and intonation used in the narration.
  • Record yourself: Record your voice while shadowing the dialogue. Listening to your recordings will help you identify areas for improvement in your pronunciation.
  • Slow it down: Start by playing the video at a slower speed to ensure you grasp each word clearly. Once you're comfortable, gradually increase the speed to match the original.
  • Practice in segments: Break the story into smaller parts, focusing on one segment at a time. This approach helps in retaining vocabulary and understanding the context better.
  • Incorporate new phrases: Integrate the vocabulary you learn into your everyday conversations. Use phrases like "I'm still hungry," or "Let's ask him for some vegetables" in appropriate contexts.

By following these tips, you will not only enhance your English fluency but also gain confidence in your speaking abilities. Join this adventure with Peter Bunny and his sisters, and have fun improving your English through shadow speak methods!

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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