Prática de Shadowing: 07. Cambridge English Vocabulary In Use || Elementary || Unit 7 || Feelings - Aprenda a falar inglês com vídeo

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Part A.
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Love, like and hate.
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I love my family and my best friend.
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I like my job.
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I don't like horror films.
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I hate spiders.
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Part B Happy, sad and tired
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She is happy He is sad He is angry She is
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upset He is cold She is hot She is thirsty He
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is hungry She is well He is ill She is tired He is surprised
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Common mistakes I am very happy about your news.
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Not I am very happy for your news.
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But you did very well in your exam.
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I am very happy for you.
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Let's move on.
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Part C Prefer, hope and want.
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I prefer coffee to tea.
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Means I like coffee more than I like tea.
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I hope to do well in my exam.
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I hope that my friend does well in his exam.
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Or I hope my friend does well in his exam.
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I want a new car.
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I would like.
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I want to buy a new car.
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Note I want my mother to buy a new car.
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Common mistakes I want you to help me.
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Not, I want that you help me.
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Never say like that.
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Part D.
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Expressions. Do you like football?
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Yes, I like football.
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Yes, I really like it.
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No, I don't like football.
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No, I don't like it very much.
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How's your grandfather?
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Yes, very well, thanks.
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And how about your grandmother?
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She's a bit tired.
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She's a little tired.
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Pay attention to common mistakes.
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Do not say I very like football.
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I very like it.
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Or I like very much football.
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I like very much it.
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Do not say like that.
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Let's move on to exercises Exercise 7.1 Do you love,
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like, not like or hate these things?
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Write sentences Chocolate I love chocolate Cowboy films I hate cowboy films I like flying I like tea
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I don't like football.
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I like cats.
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Or I love cats.
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I hate cars.
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I don't like jazz music.
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Exercise 7.2 Which do you prefer?
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Write answers.
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I prefer coffee to tea.
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No. I don't prefer coffee to tea.
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I prefer tea to coffee.
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I prefer cats to dogs.
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I prefer sightseeing to sunbathing.
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I prefer bikes to cars.
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I prefer strawberry ice cream to chocolate ice cream.
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I prefer doing sport to watching sport Exercise 7.3 Answer these questions using want or hope
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You're thirsty, what do you want?
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I want a glass of water The lesson feels very long What do you hope?
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I hope that the lesson ends soon Also possible You're hungry.
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What do you want?
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I want some food.
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Your friend feels ill.
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What do you hope?
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I hope that my friend feels better soon.
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Number 5 You're tired.
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What do you want to do?
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I want to go to bed.
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You're upset.
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What do you want to do?
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I want to cry.
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It's very cold weather.
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What do you hope?
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I hope that it gets hotter soon.
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Number 8 Your friend feels sad.
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What do you want?
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I want her to feel happy again.
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Exercise 7.4 Look at the pictures.
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How do the people feel?
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Use words from B opposite.
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Jessica is hungry.
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Nicholas is thirsty.
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Max is cold.
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Sanita is tired.
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Fiona is surprised.
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The children are hot.
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7.5.
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Correct the mistakes.
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Number 1.
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I very like basketball.
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I like basketball very much.
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I am happy for my sister's good news.
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I am happy about.
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The teacher wants that we learn these new words.
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The teacher wants us to learn these new words.
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I like really spiders.
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I really like spiders.
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My brother has a good new job.
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I'm very happy for him.
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My parents want that I go to university.
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My parents want me to go to university.
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I feel very well.
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How for you?
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How about you?
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And last one.
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Briar is a bit tired this morning.
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Over to you.
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Please answer these questions out loud.
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When did you last feel surprised, hungry, tired and angry?
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Thank you.

Para quem é esse vídeo?

Se você está no nível elementar de inglês e quer expandir o vocabulário sobre sentimentos, esse vídeo é perfeito! Ele é ideal para quem quer melhorar a prática de conversação em inglês de forma prática, com exemplos reais e dicas para evitar erros comuns. Seus objetivos? Aprender a falar sobre o que ama, gosta ou odeia, expressar emoções e usar verbos como "prefer", "hope" e "want" corretamente. Tudo isso com exercícios que ajudam a fixar o conteúdo rapidamente!

Palavras e expressões para usar no dia a dia

O vídeo traz expressões essenciais que valem a pena "roubar" para sua rotina. Confira:

  • Love, like, hate: Usadas para falar de preferências (ex: "I love chocolate" = "Eu amo chocolate").
  • Happy about/for: "Happy about" para notícias ("I'm happy about your news"), "happy for" para pessoas ("I'm happy for you").
  • Prefer... to...: Para comparar gostos ("I prefer coffee to tea" = "Eu prefiro café a chá").
  • A bit/tired: Expressões coloquiais para dizer que está "um pouco cansado" ("She's a bit tired").

Essas frases são chave para shadow speech, pois ajudam a praticar a pronúncia e a fluência ao repetir em tempo real.

Como melhorar a pronúncia com shadowing

Para dominar o acento, use a técnica de shadowing: reproduza imediatamente as frases do vídeo, tentando igualar o tom, a velocidade e a entonação. O falante usa uma pronúncia clara e lenta, perfeita para iniciantes. Preste atenção a:

  • A enunciação de "th" em "thirsty" e "the" (não confunda com "t" ou "d").
  • A diferença entre "hot" (quente) e "cold" (frio) — ouça o som de "o" e "o" fechado.
  • As frases negativas: "I don't like" (não gosto) tem a "t" suave, quase silenciosa.

Use um shadowing site para gravar sua voz e comparar com o original. Isso ajuda a identificar pontos a melhorar. Com a prática diária, você verá que a shadow speak torna a conversação mais natural e confiante!

Lembre: pequenos passos levam a grandes resultados. Comece hoje mesmo a repetir as frases e veja como seu inglês avança!

O que é a Técnica de Shadowing?

Shadowing é uma técnica de aprendizado de idiomas com base científica, originalmente desenvolvida para o treinamento de intérpretes profissionais. O método é simples, mas poderoso: você ouve áudio em inglês nativo e repete imediatamente em voz alta — como uma sombra seguindo o falante com 1-2 segundos de atraso. Pesquisas mostram melhora significativa na precisão da pronúncia, entonação, ritmo, sons conectados, compreensão auditiva e fluência na fala.