ฝึกพูดภาษาอังกฤษด้วยเทคนิค Shadowing จากวิดีโอ: The Habit of Delaying Your Life | A2 English Shadowing
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Have you ever told yourself, I'll do it later?
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You want to study English.
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You want to exercise.
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You want to call a friend.
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You want to start something new.
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But not today.
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Today is too busy.
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Maybe tomorrow will be better.
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Then tomorrow becomes next week.
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Next week becomes next month.
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and one day, later becomes never.
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Not because you decided to quit.
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You just kept waiting.
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So why do we do this?
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In this level A2 shadowing practice, we'll look at three reasons we keep waiting and how to start today.
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Listen to my voice and speak just behind me.
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Copy my pronunciation, rhythm, and feeling.
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If you miss a word, do not stop.
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Let's begin.
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The word later sounds harmless.
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I'll study later.
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I'll call them later.
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I'll clean my room later.
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There's nothing wrong with waiting sometimes.
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But there is a problem when later becomes your normal answer.
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Imagine you want to call an old friend.
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You have not spoken for a long time.
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One day, you think, I should call her.
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But you're busy.
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So you say, I'll call this weekend.
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The weekend comes.
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You're tired.
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So you say, next weekend.
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Then another week passes.
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Then another one.
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A month later, you see an old photo of the two of you.
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You smile.
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Then you think, why didn't I just call?
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Maybe you did not need more time.
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Maybe you only needed five minutes.
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That is how delay can work.
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It does not always feel like a big decision.
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It can be very small.
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5 minutes today 10 minutes tomorrow 1 more week
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But small delays can become a long habit You may still want the same thing.
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You just keep moving it into the future.
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So ask yourself, what am I waiting for?
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Maybe you are waiting for a free day.
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Maybe you are waiting for more energy.
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Maybe you are waiting for the perfect moment.
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But the perfect moment may not come.
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There will always be work.
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There will always be problems.
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There will always be something else to do.
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So instead of asking, When can I do everything?
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Ask, What can I do now?
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You do not need one free hour.
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Maybe you have 10 minutes.
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You do not need to finish the whole book.
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Read one page.
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You do not need to make a big change.
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Make one small move.
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because sometimes the difference between later and today is only one small action.
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Sometimes we are not waiting for time.
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We are waiting to feel ready.
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This can be even harder to notice.
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Maybe you want to speak English.
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You know some words.
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You understand simple conversations.
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But speaking feels scary.
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You think, my English is not good enough.
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What if I make a mistake?
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What if people do not understand me?
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So you wait.
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You study more.
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You learn more words.
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You watch more videos.
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But you still do not speak.
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Why?
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Because you are waiting to feel confident.
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But here is the strange part.
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Confidence often comes after you try.
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Think about riding a bicycle.
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You cannot learn by standing next to the bicycle.
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At some point, you have to get on.
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Maybe you feel nervous.
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Maybe you fall.
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Maybe you try again.
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The first time may not be good, but you learn something.
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The next time, you know, a little more.
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Then you try again.
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The fear becomes smaller.
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Learning to speak can be like that.
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Your first conversation may be difficult.
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You may forget a word.
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You may make a mistake, but you survive it.
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Then you try again, and something changes.
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You start to see, maybe I can do this.
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You do not need to feel brave before you begin.
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You can be afraid and still try.
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You can be nervous and still move.
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You can make mistakes and still learn.
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This is important because waiting for confidence can become another form of delay.
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You say, I'll start when I feel ready.
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But what if trying is the thing that makes you ready?
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So the next time you feel afraid to start, ask yourself, Do I really need to be ready?
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Maybe not.
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Maybe you only need to begin.
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Sometimes we do not delay a task.
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We delay our life.
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We tell ourselves, I will learn a new skill when I have more time.
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I will look for a better job when things are easier.
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I will start my project when I have a free month.
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I will try something new when I have more confidence.
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It sounds reasonable, but there is one problem.
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Life rarely gives us a completely empty calendar.
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There is always work.
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There is always another problem.
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There is always something that needs our attention.
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So if you wait for a perfect time,
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you may wait for years Think about someone who wants to learn a new skill They keep saying, maybe next month
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Then six months pass They still want to learn
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Nothing is wrong with the dream The problem is the waiting
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And this can happen with bigger things too You may want
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to change your job You may want to start a small business You may want to travel.
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You may want to improve your English.
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You may want to become a different kind of person.
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You do not have to change everything today, but you can start preparing today.
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You can learn one new skill.
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You can send one email.
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You can read one page.
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You can make one plan.
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You can practice for 10 minutes.
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These actions may look small, but they tell your brain something important.
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I am moving.
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That feeling is different from waiting.
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Waiting keeps your life in the same place Action gives you a new direction
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And maybe this is the most important thing to remember You may spend years preparing for a life
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that is already happening Your future matters
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Of course it does But your future is built from your days And your days are built from your choices
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So do not wait for your whole life to change Change one thing Start one thing Do one thing Today
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Maybe there is something you have been delaying A conversation
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A new habit
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Learning English A personal goal Something you really want to try You do not need to change everything
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Ask yourself one simple question What can I do now?
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Send the message.
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Open the book.
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Practice one sentence.
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Make the first call.
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Take the first step.
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You do not need the perfect time.
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You do not need to feel completely ready.
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You only need to stop waiting forever.
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Because later sounds small, but sometimes later becomes never.
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Your life is already happening.
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Start today.
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You have completed this Level A 2 English shadowing practice.
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If some sentences felt difficult, listen again and follow the rhythm.
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Take your time, keep practicing, and enjoy your progress.
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