Prática de Shadowing: IELTS Speaking Practice: Winter Sports — Shadowing British English - Aprenda a falar inglês com o YouTube

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One activity that I used to do in the past.
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One activity that I used to do in the past.
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One activity that I used to do in the past.
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One activity that I used to do in the past.
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But I don't really have the opportunity to do now.
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but I don't really have the opportunity to do now.
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But I don't really have the opportunity to do now.
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Is snowboarding well, skiing and snowboarding actually.
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Is snowboarding well, skiing and snowboarding actually.
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is snowboarding, well, skiing and snowboarding, actually.
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When I was young, we lived in Canada for a couple of years.
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When I was young, we lived in Canada for a couple of years.
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When I was young, we lived in Canada for a couple of years.
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And so I was really fortunate because I learned to ski at an early age.
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And so I was really fortunate because I learned to ski at an early age.
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And so I was really fortunate because I learned to ski at an early age.
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And it's a lot easier learning to ski as a child.
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And it's a lot easier learning to ski as a child.
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It's a lot easier learning to ski as a child than it is as an adult,
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which anybody who's tried to learn as an adult than it is as an adult,
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which anybody who has tried to learn as an adult than it is as an adult,
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which anybody who has tried to learn as an adult I'm not going to be able to work on this challenge.
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I'm sure we'll will appreciate that and have experienced that.
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I'm sure we'll will appreciate that And have experienced that,
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I'm sure we will will appreciate that and have experienced that.
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But anyway, I learned to ski as a child.
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But anyway, I learned to ski as a child.
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But anyway, I learned to ski as a child.
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So I had quite a good sense of what it felt like to move around on snow.
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So I had quite a good sense of what it felt like to move around on snow.
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So I had quite a good sense of what it felt like to move around on snow.
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As an adult I had the opportunity to learn to snowboard.
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As an adult, I had the opportunity to learn to snowboard.
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As an adult, I had the opportunity to learn to snowboard. Which was great. Which was great. Which was great.
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I love both snow sports.
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I love both snow sports.
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I love both snow sports.
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But now I'm living in the UK.
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But now I'm living in the UK.
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But now I'm living in the UK hey we very rarely get any snow at all we certainly don't have
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we very rarely get any snow at all we certainly don't have
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we very rarely get any snow at all we certainly don't have near where I am anyway,
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near where I am anyway,
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near where I am anyway.
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Anything like the kind of hills or setup that you need really to go snowboarding.
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anything like the kind of hills or setup that you need really to go snowboarding
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anything like the kind of hills or setup that you need really to go snowboarding I do miss it.
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I do miss it.
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I do miss it.
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I recently was able to go to an indoor.
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I recently was able to go to an indoor i recently was able to go to an indoor
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i recently was able to go to an indoor snow center snow center
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the snow centre, and I managed to dig my old snowboard out of the loft.
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And I managed to dig my old snowboard out of the loft.
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And I managed to dig my old snowboard out of the loft the loft.
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Get my boots out, sort out the bindings, put it all together.
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Get my boots out, sort out the bindings, put it all together.
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Get my boots out, sort out the bindings, put it all together.
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And took it to this.
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And took it to this.
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And took it to this.
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Indoor snow centre ski centre, which.
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Indoor snow centre ski centre, which.
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indoor snow centre, ski centre,
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which considering I was able to access that from within sort of an hour and a half drive of my home,
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considering I was able to access that from within sort of an hour and a half drive of my home.
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Considering I was able to access that from within sort of an hour and a half drive of my home.
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Considering I was able to access that from within sort of an hour and a half drive of my home.
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That's a big advantage.
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That's a big advantage.
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That's a big advantage.
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Obviously it was very small and confined.
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Obviously it was very small and confined.
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Obviously it was very small and confined.
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But it was great to kind of get back on some sort of snow
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and on my board again for a short while.
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But it was great to kind of get back on some sort of snow
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and on my board again for a short while.
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But it was great to kind of get back on some sort of snow
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and on my board again for a short while.
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And I was quite surprised but really pleased to find out that I could still actually manoeuvre the board.
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And I was quite surprised but really pleased to find out that I could still actually manoeuvre the board.
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And I was quite surprised,
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but really pleased to find out that I could still actually maneuver the board.
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And I was quite surprised,
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but really pleased to find out that I could still actually maneuver the board.
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Without falling over, go over a little jump and have some fun on my board again.
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One activity that I used to do in the past but I don't really have the opportunity to do now is snowboarding,
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well skiing and snowboarding actually.
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When I was young we lived in Canada for a couple of years
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and so I was really fortunate because I learned to ski at an early age
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and it's a lot easier learning to ski as a child than it is as an adult
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which anybody who's tried to learn as an adult I'm sure will appreciate that and have experienced that.
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But anyway I learned to ski as a child
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so I had quite a good sense of what it felt like to move around on snow.
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As an adult I had the opportunity to learn to snowboard which was great.
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I love both snow sports but now I'm living in the UK.
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We very rarely get any snow at all.
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We certainly don't have near where I am anyway,
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anything like the kind of hills or setup that you need really to go snowboarding.
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I do miss it.
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I recently was able to go to an indoor snow centre
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and I managed to dig my old snowboard out of the loft,
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get my boots out, sort out the bindings,
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put it all together and took it to this indoor snow centre,
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ski centre, which considering I was able to access
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that from within sort of an hour and a half drive of my home,
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that's a big advantage.
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Obviously it was very small and confined
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but it was great to kind of get back on some sort of snow
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and on my board again for a short while
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and I was quite surprised but really pleased to find out that I could still actually manoeuvre the board without falling over,
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go over a little jump and have some fun on my board again.

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Nesta lição, você terá a oportunidade de praticar sua habilidade de conversação em inglês através do tema "Esportes de Inverno". O vídeo se concentra em experiências pessoais relacionadas ao esqui e ao snowboard, proporcionando um contexto rico para aprender vocabulário específico e estruturas frasais. Ao acompanhar a fala em inglês britânico, você poderá melhorar sua pronúncia e entonação, além de ganhar confiança ao se expressar sobre atividades que envolvem a neve. O método de shadowing em inglês é perfeito para aqueles que desejam aprimorar sua fluência e compreensão auditiva.

Vocabulário e Frases Importantes

  • snowboarding - snowboard
  • skiing - esqui
  • opportunity - oportunidade
  • fortunate - sortudo(a)
  • experience - experiência
  • move around on snow - mover-se na neve
  • adult - adulto
  • child - criança

Dicas de Prática

Para aproveitar ao máximo esta prática de conversação em inglês, siga estas dicas ao assistir ao vídeo:

  • Escute atentamente: Ouça a primeira vez sem tentar repetir. Foque em entender o contexto das histórias e experiências mencionadas.
  • Use o método de shadowing: Na segunda vez que assistir, comece a repetir as frases assim que o falante as disser. Tente imitar não apenas as palavras, mas também a entonação e o ritmo.
  • Pause e repita: Se precisar, pause o vídeo após frases ou expressões desafiadoras e tente repeti-las várias vezes até se sentir confortável. Isso te ajudará a internalizar as estruturas linguísticas.
  • Explique em português: Após praticar com o vídeo, tente explicar em português o que você aprendeu ou como seriam suas próprias experiências com esportes de inverno. Isso reforça a sua compreensão e sua habilidade de contar histórias.
  • Pratique regularmente: Incorpore este tipo de prática de shadowspeak em sua rotina de aprendizagem. Quanto mais você praticar, mais natural se tornará sua habilidade de falar em inglês.

Se você está buscando maneiras divertidas e eficazes de aprender inglês com youtube, considere este vídeo uma excelente ferramenta. A prática constante é a chave para a fluência!

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.

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