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What's your dream?

What do you live for?

Well, in Pixar's soul, Joe Gardner's dream is to become a famous actor.

jazz musician.

I...

sorry, I zoned out a little back there.

Joe Gardner, where have you been?

I've been teaching middle school band, but on the weekends I got a suit.

- I-- - Get a suit, Teej, a good suit.

Back here tonight, first shows at nine, sound checks at seven.

We'll see how you do.

- In today's lesson, we'll learn advanced English vocabulary and pronunciation, but we'll also explore how

so often the people who love us most are the most critical when we attempt to pursue our dreams, and also the power of vulnerability.

Let's kick off our lesson breaking down that incredible moment where Joe kills it during his audition with Dorothea Williams' Jazz Quartet.

"Uh, sorry, I zoned out a little back there." When you zone out, you stop paying attention to what's happening around you,

because you're lost in your own thoughts or daydreaming.

You might zone out during a boring class, or when your grandfather is telling you a story about his youth.

Here's another example: I think I zoned out around the middle part.

Can you tell the middle part again?

Similarly, we can say that you are in the zone.

You are focused and performing at your best which might happen with a skilled musician or athlete, for example.

In fact, in Seoul, they show the zone as an actual place in between the physical and spiritual worlds.

Envy, I think you're really in the zone.

Take the wheel, I'll be right back.

And you might not like— You should play a song, Schneebly.

Okay, I will sing it for you.

But let me just get in the zone.

All right, let's analyze an interesting use of grammar in this next line.

Joe Gardner.

Where have you been?

So Dorothea isn't literally asking about Joe's physical location.

So what does she mean?

When someone asks, "Where have you been?" in this context, they're really saying, "Why haven't I heard about you before now?

You're so talented." It's a way of expressing surprise that someone this good has been unknown or overlooked.

For example, When a new artist releases an incredible album, fans might say, "Where have they been all my life?" By the way,

I really want you to feel like you're killing it with your English.

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I love Dorotea's use of slang in this next line.

I've been teaching middle school band, but on the weekends I - You got a suit?

I...

Get a suit, Teach.

Teach is casual slang for teacher.

It's short and informal.

Kind of like how people might call a doctor "doc".

And we also heard her use connected speech there.

That's how we natives cut, reduce, and link our words together in fluent speech.

Listen to her again.

Get a suit, teach.

So when a T is between two vowels in American English, we usually change it to a soft sound like in water or butter.

So we heard this twice here.

Got a suit.

Get a suit.

Now you try.

Listen to Dorote again and try to say that just like her.

And then she used an advanced word that is useful for musicians.

A good suit.

Back here tonight, first shows at 9, sound checks at 7.

A sound check is when musicians test all the audio equipment before performance to make sure everything sounds right.

They check microphone levels, instrument volumes, and make sure the sound system is working properly.

Alright, so earlier in the movie, Joe got offered a full -time position as a teacher at the school he works at.

Theoretically, this is a great opportunity because it offers security: a stable salary, benefits.

However, it's not Joe's dream.

And then he gets this incredible opportunity with Dorothea's band.

But with all the excitement of finally achieving his dream, he zones out, has an accident, and dies.

Fast forward, Joe makes his way back to Earth in a cat's body and with a new soul, 22, in his body.

His mother finds out about him playing with Dorothea's band and is not happy.

So the next two clips we'll watch are from a heart -wrenching scene where 22, in Joe's body, confronts his mother about the importance of being a jazz musician to him.

Let's watch the first part.

- Yeah.

So much for being done chasing after gigs, huh?

- I'm sorry.

I hope that cat isn't supposed to be some kind of peace offering.

Come, come on.

Just say you rescued it.

Um, no, it's mine.

I rescued it.

Hmm.

Too bad you can't rescue your career.

Oh.

Just ask her nicely if she can fix my suit.

So, Mom, is there any way you can fix this?

Wow!

I don't need to see that.

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I know, embarrassing, right?

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So, You'll fix it?

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No. What?

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How long are you gonna keep doing this, Joey?

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You tell me you're going to accept the full -time position, then instead I hear you've taken another gig.

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Tell her that this one is different.

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This one's different.

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Does this gig have a pension?

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Health insurance?

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No?

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Then it's the same as the other ones.

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It's like you can't even be truthful with me anymore.

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Fine, we'll get the suit off the rack somewhere.

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My mom has never understood what I'm trying to do with my life.

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Fine, we'll get a suit off the rack somewhere.

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My mom has never understood what I'm trying to do with my life.

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22!

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Just say - Can I run away now like you usually do?

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No, not this time.

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Repeat after me.

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Joe's mom starts off with a really useful expression: So much for being done chasing after gigs, huh?

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So much for is used when something you expected or hoped for doesn't happen.

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It's like saying, "Well, that didn't last long," or "There goes that idea."

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Listen to this example: "But I have to be rescued by my true love !" Not by some ogre and his pet!

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Well, so much for noble Steve. Who cares?

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So much for serenity.

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A gig is a single performance or job, especially for musicians.

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But a freelancer might also use this.

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For example, I got a gig designing the website for a local bakery.

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So much for being done chasing after gigs, huh?

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When you're chasing after something, you're running after it, trying to catch it.

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So Joe has been running around trying to get music work instead of settling into a stable career.

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His mom is clearly tired of this, so she says that maybe he's brought a peace offering.

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"I hope

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that cat isn't supposed to be some kind of peace offering."

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A peace offering is a gift you give to someone that you've upset or argued with, hoping to restore the relationship.

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It's your way of saying, "I'm sorry, let's be friends again," like in these examples.

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"After a fight, he brought me flowers as a peace offering." I always had a tense relationship with her, so I baked her cookies as a peace offering.

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For Joe's mom, it's really important that he have a job that offers security with benefits like health insurance or a pension.

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"How long are you gonna keep doing this, Joey?

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You tell me you're going to accept the full -time position, then instead I hear you've taken another gig." "Tell her

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that this one is different." "This one's different !" "Does this gig have a pension?

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Health insurance?" A pension is money that a company or the government pays you regularly after you retire from working.

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It's basically your income when you're too old to work anymore.

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Joe's mom is asking the important practical question.

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Would this music geek provide long -term financial security?

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Of course, most one -time music performances don't offer pensions.

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Those usually come with stable full -time jobs.

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She's making a point.

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No, then it's the same as the other ones.

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It's like you can't even be truthful with me anymore.

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Have you ever heard of word formation?

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This is super valuable to learn about because it's like a trick that can add thousands of new words to your vocabulary.

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Let's look at an example in the next line.

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It's like you can't even be truthful with me anymore.

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So take the noun "truth" and add the suffix "full"

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which means "full of" and you get the adjective "truthful" - full of truth, honest.

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This pattern works with many words.

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Beauty becomes beautiful.

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Care becomes careful.

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Wonder becomes wonderful.

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Pain becomes painful.

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If you want to learn more about how to master word formation to add thousands of new words to your vocabulary, check out this podcast lesson we did.

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We'll link it down in the description.

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Then Joe, N22, says something that is shocking to his mom and her colleagues.

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"Fine, we'll get the suit off the rack somewhere.

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My mom has never understood what I'm trying to do with my life." When you buy clothes off the rack, you're buying ready -made clothing in standard sizes from a store,

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not custom -made or tailored specifically for you.

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It's cheaper and faster, but less special.

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Since she's a seamstress, her son saying he'll get a suit "off the rack" is insulting to her entire profession.

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We also had a great example of connected speech there.

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My mom has never understood what I'm trying to do with my life.

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So we had two more examples of that American tea.

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First, what I'm becomes what I'm.

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What I'm.

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Then to becomes da.

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Da.

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And we drop the G in trying and link those last words together.

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trying to do.

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Trying to do.

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Let's put it all together.

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what I'm trying to do.

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what I'm trying to do.

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You need lots of practice to become a fluent speaker, so listen to Joe again and try to say that just like him.

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My mom has never understood what I'm trying to do with my life.

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My mom has never understood what I'm trying to do with my life.

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you So, continuing with the scene, we'll see Joe get vulnerable with his mom, probably for the first time in his life.

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"Mom, I know we've had some rough times.

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But you're right.

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I can't be truthful with you.

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Because it seems like no matter what I do, you disapprove." "Look, I know you love playing." "Then how come except for church you're the happiest when I don't?

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I finally land the gig of my life and...

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You're upset.

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You didn't see how tough being a musician was on your father.

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I don't want to see you struggle like that.

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So dad could pursue his dreams and I can't?

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Your father had me.

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Most times this shop is what paid the bills.

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So when I'm gone, who's gonna pay yours?

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Music is all I think about.

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From the moment I wake up in the morning to the moment I fall asleep at night.

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You can't eat dreams for breakfast, Joey.

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Then I don't want to eat.

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This isn't about my career, Mom.

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It's.. it's my reason for living.

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And I know Dad felt the same way.

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I'm just afraid that if I died today, that my life would have amounted to nothing.

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Chauwei.

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you Oh.

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Let's make this work instead.

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you That's my dance.

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Thank you, Mom.

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Ray would have been so proud of you, baby.

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Like I've always been.

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Now that was some heart -wrenching vulnerability.

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Mom!

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I know we've had some rough times.

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But You're right.

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I can't be truthful with you.

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Rough times means difficult periods or challenging experiences when times are rough and things are hard, maybe financially, emotionally, or in relationships.

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Here's another example.

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Okay, listen, we both know that my theater's been going through some pretty rough times lately, but as the saying goes, For every cloud, a silver light!

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We've got - Hold on right there, Buster.

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And actually, there's a cool expression that means the opposite smooth sailing.

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Should be smooth sailing from here.

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Because it seems like no matter what I do, you disapprove.

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Now to disapprove means to have a negative opinion about something to think it's wrong or bad.

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When someone disapproves of your choices, they don't support them, or think you're making a mistake.

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Listen to these examples.

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And you disapprove of your daughter marrying my godson.

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I do.

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And that's another example of word formation.

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This makes it prove negative.

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Here's some other examples.

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Agree?

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Disagree?

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color, discolor.

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Embark, disembark.

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honest, dishonest.

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Notice we usually say disapprove of something not just disapprove something.

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No matter what I do, you disapprove.

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Look, I know you love playing.

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Then how come except for church, you're the happiest when I don't?

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I finally land the gig of my life and...

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You're upset.

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What do you think "land a gig" means?

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to fall while performing?

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to successfully get a job or opportunity? to cancel a performance.

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Perfect!

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To land something means to successfully obtain it especially after effort or competition.

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It's like a fish landing on a hook, or a plane landing safely.

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When you land a job, gig, deal, or opportunity, you got it.

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Listen to these examples: Lauren, what's going on?

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I landed a full -time teaching position in Springfield.

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After looking for work, For a while, I finally landed a two -year contract in London.

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Let's practice some more connected speech.

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You didn't see how tough being a musician was on your father.

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I don't want to see you struggle like that.

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So often in English, when we have an N and T sound together, we drop the T sound like in "international"

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or "20." You probably already know "want to" becomes "wanna." We also drop the T in DON'T, Don't wanna.

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I don't wanna.

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I don't wanna.

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And earlier in the scene, we had another great example of this pattern.

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It's like you can't even be truthful with me anymore.

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You'll hear this all the time.

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Can't even becomes can even.

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Can't even.

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It's frustrating because "can't" sounds just like "can." But here's two things you can look for to tell the difference.

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The context.

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Obviously an affirmative "can" would not make sense in this sentence.

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the pronunciation.

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The firmative can usually reduces to couldn't.

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Can In the negative "can't" we always keep the "a" sound.

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Can't.

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Can't.

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Alright, now you try.

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Listen and repeat those two lines from Joe's mom.

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I don't want to see you struggle like that.

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I don't want to see you struggle like that.

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It's like you can't even be truthful with me anymore.

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It's like you can't even be truthful with me anymore.

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Now this next line is typical advice you probably hear from a practical mom or dad.

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Music is all I think about.

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From the moment I wake up in the morning to the moment I fall asleep at night.

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You can't eat dreams for breakfast, Joey.

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Then I don't want to eat.

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So, Joe's mom is using a metaphor to say you can't survive on dreams alone.

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You need practical things like money to buy actual food.

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It's just a creative way of saying, be realistic.

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You can use this pattern with anything that won't sustain you.

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You can't eat compliments for breakfast.

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Praise is nice.

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But it doesn't pay rent.

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You can't eat Instagram likes for breakfast.

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Social media fame doesn't necessarily equal real success.

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Alright, check out a final useful expression.

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"This isn't about my career, mom.

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It's my reason for living." And I know Dad felt the same way.

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I'm just afraid that if I died today, that my life would have amounted to nothing.

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So amount to something means to add up to or result in something.

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When your life amounts to something, it means it has significance or value.

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When it amounts to nothing, it means it's meaningless or worthless.

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Hey man, this is so relatable, so human.

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Don't we all fear that our life will amount to nothing?

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You can use this in other contexts too.

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Let's say...

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Jack Nicholson, decided that he wanted to know what people truly thought of him, whether his life had actually amounted to anything.

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So he fakes his death.

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and stages his own funeral.

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In the end to a stunning trial that riveted the public

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and amounted to revelations of deep -seated corruption in the Swinton Police Department.

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I don't think the Count's accusations amount to anything more than vague charges.

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This vulnerable confession finally helps Joe's mother understand.

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For Joe, music isn't just a hobby or career choice.

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It's his entire reason for being alive.

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And in that moment, she chooses to support her son's dream by offering to tailor his father's suit for him, connecting Joe to the very person who gave him his dream.

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Alright, hopefully you didn't zone out there.

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Let's see what all of your hard work today has amounted to.

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It's time to test your English by watching those scenes again without subtitles, and I'm going to make it a bit more challenging by also asking you some quiz questions.

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Amen.

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"Uh, sorry, I zoned out a little back there." Which of these people looks like they are zoning out?

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Heh, heh, heh.

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Joe Gardner.

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Where have you been?

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I've been teaching.

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Middle school band.

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But on the weekends I - You got a suit?

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I...

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Get a suit, Teej.

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A good suit.

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Back here tonight, first show's at 9, soundcheck's at 7.

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We'll see how you do.

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You see your friend eating a huge burger and fries the day after they told you they are starting a new diet.

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You could tell them Disapprove of that diet.

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smooth sailing that diet.

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So much for that diet.

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I'm not sure if I can.

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So much for being done chasing after gigs, huh?

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- I'm sorry.

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I hope that cat isn't supposed to be some kind of peace offering.

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A peace offering is: a gift to apologize, a donation to charity, a treaty between countries.

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I'm not sure if I can.

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Come on.

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Just say you rescued it.

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Um, no, it's mine.

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I rescued it.

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Hmm.

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Too bad you can't rescue your career.

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Oh Just ask her nicely if she can fix my suit.

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So, Mom, is there any way you can fix this?

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Wow!

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I don't need to see that.

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I know, embarrassing, right?

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So, You'll fix it?

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No. What?

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How long are you gonna keep doing this, Joey?

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You tell me you're going to accept the full -time position, then instead I hear you've taken another gig.

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Tell her that this one is different.

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This one's different.

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Does this gig have a pension?

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Health insurance?

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No?

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Then it's the same as the other ones.

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It's like you can't even be truthful with me anymore.

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Fine, we'll get the suit off the rack somewhere.

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My mom has never understood what I'm trying to do with my life.

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Fine, we'll get a suit off the rack somewhere.

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My mom has never understood what I'm trying to do with my life.

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22!

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What did you do?

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Just say - Can I run away now, like you usually do?

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No. Not this time.

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Repeat after me.

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Mom, I know we've had some rough times. But...

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You're right.

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I can't be truthful with you.

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Because it seems like no matter what I do...

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Your boss does not believe you worked on a project in the correct way.

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They.. of how you did the job.

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you They disapprove of how you did the job.

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You disapprove.

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Look, I know you love playing.

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Then how come except for church, you're the happiest when I don't?

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I finally land the gig of my life and...

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You're upset.

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You didn't see how tough being a musician was on your father.

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I don't want to see you struggle like that.

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So dad could pursue his dreams and I can't?

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Your father had me.

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Most times this shop is what paid the bills.

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So when I'm gone, who's gonna pay yours?

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Music is all I think about.

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From the moment I wake up in the morning to the moment I fall asleep at night.

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You can't eat dreams for breakfast, Joey.

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Then I don't want to eat.

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What does Jo's mom mean when she says, "You can't eat dreams for breakfast"?

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Dreams don't provide realistic needs.

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You should never give up on your dreams.

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Breakfast is more important than dreams.

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I'm not sure if I can do this.

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This isn't about my career, Mom.

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It's my reason for living.

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And I know Dad felt the same way.

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Thank you.

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I'm just afraid that if I died today, That my life would have amounted to to nothing.

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Joey...

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you Oh.

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- Yeah.

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Let's make this work instead.

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That's my dad's.

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Thank you, Mom.

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Ray would have been so proud of you, baby.

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Like I've always been.

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- All right, I hope that you had a lot of fun learning with Disney's soul.

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I hope that it touched you emotionally and that it inspired you to become a better English speaker.

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Or if you're sticking with us here on YouTube, you might want to check out this other lesson that we recently did with Soul Next.

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- Okay.

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Okay.

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I'm a cat.

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I can make this.

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Thank you.

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Okay, come on.

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You're doing great.

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Keep going.

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Keep going.

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В видео "Научитесь английскому языку с Disney's SOUL — Следуя своей мечте" мы знакомимся с Джо Гарднером, персонажем Pixar, который мечтает стать известным джазовым музыкантом. Этот диалог не только раскрывает мечты Джо, но и побуждает нас задуматься о нашем собственном пути к успеху. Важно отметить, что в этот момент Джо сталкивается не только с внутренними страхами, но и с критикой окружающих. Это создаёт идеальные условия для изучения разговорного английского через метод shadow speak, который помогает учащимся уверенно использовать новые слова и выражения в жизни.

Топ-5 фраз для повседневного общения

"I zoned out a little back there." — Я немного отключился. Используйте это выражение, когда теряете нить разговора.
"Where have you been?" — Где ты был? Это фраза может выражать удивление о том, что кто-то был неизвестен.
"You are in the zone." — Ты в потоке. Применяйте её, когда кто-то достигает максимальной продуктивности.
"Take the wheel." — Держи руль. Подходит для ситуаций, когда вы передаёте кому-то управление.
"You should play a song." — Ты должен сыграть песню. Эта фраза показывает поддержку и желание услышать творчество другого человека.

Пошаговое руководство по шадовингу

Для успешной практики разговорного английского с использованием метода shadowing, следуйте этому пошаговому руководству:

Начните с просмотра видео несколько раз без остановки, чтобы уловить общее содержание.
Запишите или выделите ключевые фразы, которые хотите выучить, используя примеры из транскрипта.
Прослушайте каждую фразу отдельно, стараясь повторять её в унисон с оригиналом, что является основой метода шадовинг.
Обратите внимание на интонацию и акценты; это поможет вам улучшить произношение и уверенность в разговоре.
Попробуйте использовать эти фразы в реальных беседах с друзьями или в языковых обменах, чтобы закрепить новые знания.

Регулярная практика по методу shadowspeak поможет вам не только запоминать новые слова, но и уверенно использовать их в живом общении.

Грамматика в этом видео

Конструкции, которые говорящий использует чаще всего, с точными словами из видео:

Конструкция	В видео
Present Perfect Continuous have/has been + -ing — действие началось раньше и продолжается	I've been teaching · has been running · theater's been going
Present Perfect have/has + причастие прошедшего времени — прошлое действие, важное сейчас	have you been · has been · have they been
Пассивный залог be + причастие прошедшего времени — важно, что происходит, а не кто это делает	you've been stuck · being done · be rescued
Придаточные определительные who / which + предложение — уточнение о человеке или предмете	people who love · person who gave

Что такое техника Shadowing?

Shadowing — это научно обоснованная техника изучения языка, изначально разработанная для подготовки профессиональных переводчиков и популяризированная полиглотом доктором Александром Аргуэльесом. Метод прост, но эффективен: вы слушаете аудио на английском от носителей языка и немедленно повторяете вслух — как тень, следующая за говорящим с задержкой в 1–2 секунды. В отличие от пассивного прослушивания или грамматических упражнений, Shadowing заставляет мозг и мышцы рта одновременно обрабатывать и воспроизводить реальные речевые паттерны. Исследования показывают, что это значительно улучшает точность произношения, интонацию, ритм, связную речь, понимание на слух и беглость речи — что делает его одним из самых эффективных методов для подготовки к IELTS Speaking и реального общения на английском.

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