Shadowing Practice: WorldCom Edu - Reading Start Level 1 Full - Original Stories Kids Will Enjoy! - Learn English Speaking with Video

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Unit 1.
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Family.
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1. My Monster Family.
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Boo!
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My name is Spook.
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I am a ghost.
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Say hello to my dad.
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He is a zombie.
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Say hello to my mom.
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She is a witch.
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Say hello to my brother and sister.
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They are vampires.
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We are a monster family.
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2. A Royal Family Listen. Who is he?
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He is my father, King Butter. Who is she?
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She is my mother, Queen Toast. Who are they?
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They are my brothers, Prince Knife and Prince Fork. Who are you?
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I am Princess Jam.
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Together, we live in Sandwich Land.
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1. My Robot Turbo Turbo is my robot.
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Turbo is fast.
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He flies to the moon.
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Turbo is smart.
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He reads big books.
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Turbo is strong.
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He fights scary aliens.
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Turbo is great!
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Turbo is my hero.
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2. My Fun Stickers There are ten stickers in my sticker book.
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There are sparkly stars.
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There is a vanilla cupcake.
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There are colorful race cars.
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There is a fuzzy rabbit There are
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sharp pencils There is a pretty mermaid And I want ten more
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1. The new baby's room Mommy, what is that?
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It is a blanket Mommy, what are those?
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They are diapers Mommy, what are these?
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They are bottles Mommy, what is this?
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It is a bed And she is your new baby sister.
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2. My Messy Room The cookies are next to the lamp.
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The clock is in the fishbowl.
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The shoes are under the bed.
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The pillows are on the floor.
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The picture is behind the TV.
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The socks are.. uh-oh. Where is my sock?
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1. School Lockers What's in Mike's locker?
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His rollerblades and helmet are in the locker.
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What's in Linda's locker?
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Her violin is in the locker.
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What's in Greg's locker?
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His comic books are in the locker.
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What's in your locker?
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Oh, no. My key is in the locker.
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2. The school fashion show The fashion show is starting.
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Look at Stan.
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He is wearing a raincoat and boots.
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Look at Sheila.
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She is wearing a dress and high heels.
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Look at Tom and Amanda.
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They are wearing pajamas.
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Look at Leo and me.
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We are wearing swimsuits and beach hats.
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1. Let's play together.
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I have some dolls.
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Rebecca doesn't have any.
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I have some blocks and puzzles.
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Rebecca doesn't have any.
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I have some cards.
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Rebecca doesn't have any I have some friends Rebecca doesn't have any
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Let's play together, Rebecca 2.
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Jacob and I Jacob and I are best friends.
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We never stay home.
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We always ride bikes.
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We usually go to the park.
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We sometimes play tag.
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We sometimes jump rope.
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We sometimes play soccer.
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We sometimes fight, too.
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But we always say, I'm sorry.
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1. At a flower garden.
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What do you see?
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I see one yellow flower.
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It is a sunflower.
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What do you see?
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I see three white flowers flowers.
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They are lilies.
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What do you see?
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Oh, I see one insect.
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It is a honey bee.
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Bzzzzzzz!
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2. What plants need Jane needs water.
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Plants need water, too.
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Jane needs air.
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Plants need air, too.
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Jane needs food.
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Plants need food too.
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But plants don't need meat and vegetables.
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Plants need sunlight.
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With water, air, and sunlight, plants grow.
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1. Goldfish Facts Do you know about goldfish?
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Goldfish eat fish and vegetables.
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But they don't eat spaghetti Goldfish sleep But they don't sleep in beds
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Goldfish live in water But they don't live in pools Goldfish play together
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But they don't play with sharks 2.
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What a funny bird My bird Coco is funny
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She doesn't live in a cage.
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She lives in a doghouse.
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She doesn't sing songs.
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She listens to jazz.
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She doesn't eat worms.
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She eats garlic bread.
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Coco doesn't do bird things, but I love my funny bird.
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1. What a bad day!
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It is windy today.
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The wind is blowing my hair.
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It is cloudy today.
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The clouds are hiding the sun.
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It is rainy today.
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The rain is falling on my face.
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It is a bad day today.
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How's the weather tomorrow?
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2. Safe in the Sun. Do you wear sunscreen?
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Do you wear a hat? Do you wear sunglasses?
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Do you drink water?
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Do you sit and rest?
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Let's answer, yes, I do.
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Yes, I do.
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And stay safe in the sun.
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1. My Senses My ears can hear. But they can't smell.
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My nose can smell. But it can't see.
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My eyes can see. But they can't taste.
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My mouth can taste. But it can't hear.
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2. Clean hands.
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Healthy hands.
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It's time for dinner.
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You need to wash your hands.
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First, let your hands with water.
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Next, put some soap on your hands.
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Then, rub your hands together.
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Wash between your fingers, too.
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Finally, rinse and dry your hands.
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Now, they are clean.
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Let's eat Unit 10
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How do you feel?
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1. At the zoo The penguins don't have coats. Are they cold?
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No, they aren't.
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The lion doesn't have a flashlight. Is it scared?
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No, it isn't.
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The dolphins don't have boats. Are they tired?
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No, they aren't.
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But I am.
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2. Sick Day I am feeling sick today.
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I am staying in bed.
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My mom is bringing soup. But I'm not eating.
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My mom is bringing milk. But I'm not drinking
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My mom is bringing books But I'm not reading I am just sleeping and sleeping
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Thank you.

Context & Background

In the cheerful and imaginative world of "WorldCom Edu - Reading Start Level 1," children are introduced to various engaging stories that spark their creativity while aiding their language development. The transcripts explore family dynamics through whimsical characters—monsters, royalty, robots, and more—culminating in fun scenarios that children can easily relate to. These stories serve as a delightful backdrop for English learners to practice reading comprehension and speaking skills. By immersing themselves in these playful narratives, learners can enhance their vocabulary and gain confidence in their spoken English, preparing them for applications such as IELTS speaking practice.

Top 5 Phrases for Daily Communication

  • What is this? - A common question used to inquire about objects or concepts.
  • Say hello to... - An inviting phrase to introduce someone or something.
  • Who is he/she? - Useful for asking about people in conversations.
  • There are... - A phrase to describe quantities or present items.
  • And I want... - An expression of desire, commonly used by children to voice their wishes.

Step-by-step Shadowing Guide

To effectively utilize the "shadowspeak" technique while watching this video, follow these steps:

  1. Watch the Video: Begin by watching the video once without interruption, paying attention to the stories and characters introduced.
  2. Focus on Pronunciation: Replay the video, this time focusing on the pronunciation of key phrases highlighted above. Listen closely to the intonation and rhythm of the speaker.
  3. Shadow the Narrator: Turn on the subtitles and repeat after the narrator. Use a shadowing app or write down the phrases for practice, ensuring you imitate their pronunciation and pace.
  4. Record Yourself: Record your own voice as you shadow the video. This will help you identify areas that need improvement in pronunciation and fluency.
  5. Practice Daily: Incorporate these phrases into your daily speaking routine. Engage in conversations with friends or practice in front of a mirror to build confidence.

Utilizing resources like video content allows learners to learn English with YouTube effectively. The interactive storytelling in this video, combined with the shadowing approach, not only enhances vocabulary but also prepares students for real-life communication, making it an excellent tool for both casual learning and formal exams like IELTS.

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.