跟讀練習: 3 English Speaking Exercises (zero friends needed) - 通過影片學習英語口語

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Practicing English alone is easy,

獨自練習英語很簡單

but only if you know how.

但前提是你得知道怎麼做。

In this video I will give you my top three English speaking exercises

在這個影片裡，我會分享我最推薦的三個英語口語練習方法。

that I would do every day if I were starting from zero.

如果讓我從零開始，我每天都會做的事。

We're outside and by a beautiful river and everything you can see is a word.

So shall we?

Think of a piano.

If you play the same note all the time it sounds boring,

it sounds monotonous, and that is how a lot of non-native English speakers sound,

even if the vocabulary is great.

So today I'm going to show you how to play with your voice like it's a piano.

So let's stand up, shake your body,

shake your face, and now I'm feeling playful,

let's start playing with our voice.

The first step is to take any English book that you have.

I choose this book and the author of this book is David Crystal.

The title is A little book of language.

On the front cover you can see an illustration of two people standing under a tree.

On the back cover there are more illustrations,

there are reviews from other authors and in the bottom right corner there is a barcode.

After you've chosen your book,

the next step is to choose a random page.

I'll choose this page.

And the final step is to read out loud for one minute.

We sometimes do silly things with language.

Aren't you lovely?

Reading out loud is already a powerful speaking exercise exercise.

It trains your brain and your mouth at the same time.

But here's what most people miss.

You can play with your voice.

Here are four ways that you can play.

You can play with volume,

how loud or how quiet you go.

You can play with speed,

how fast or how slow.

You can play with pitch,

you can go high or you can go low and finally you can play with the pause.

Let's put this into practice,

I want you to shadow me if you can.

I'm going to read out loud and practice playing with my voice.

Capital letters add an extra complication,

although There are 26 letters in the English alphabet.

When we write them down it turns out that there are 52 because each letter appears in two forms.

We have a big A and a little a,

big B and a little b and so on.

Printers don't use words like big and little.

Big letters are called uppercase or capital letters.

Little letters are called lowercase letters.

These terms come from the days

when printers used to keep the letters they needed for printing in two large boxes or cases.

The different capital letters were held in compartments in the top box or uppercase.

When we play with things like volume and speed,

we're training our mouths like muscles.

When you speak loud, you open up and you articulate more clearly.

When you speak quiet, you slow down and you get precise.

Fast trains your mouth to keep up and slow trains you to be clear.

Native speakers like me naturally switch between these modes all the time and we do so unconsciously.

Now, how can you remember these practices?

Well, let's think of a funny and cute image.

Very small purple penguins.

volume, speed, pitch, pause.

A lot of my English students say that they study English

but then in an actual conversation when they try to speak the words never come out,

the conversation is gone.

So I'm gonna show you two word games that can fix

that problem but Chang and I are heading to a coffee shop now so let's play the word games while we walk.

The first word game is called the word tree game and

if you think of a tree you have the trunk the part in the center

and then the branches and the leaves on the outside.

So the trunk is your central word and the branches are your related words.

Let's put this into practice with the word book to make it very clear for you guys.

I'll begin.

Book.

Author.

Page.

Words.

Bibliography.

Illustrator.

Spine.

Library.

Librarian.

Knowledge.

Information.

Fiction.

Non-fiction.

Genre.

Clever.

Now, we finished the first game.

And I want to teach you what I'm doing right now.

I'm going to wait because it's not safe.

I am crossing on a zebra crossing.

This is a zebra crossing.

And there is traffic coming from that way.

In Vietnam if you cross the road slowly,

ideally don't film yourself, then you cross safely.

理想情況下不要拍攝自己，然後安全通過。

Now over there I can see some traffic lights.

現在在那邊我能看到一些交通訊號燈。

Let's go to them.

Yeah it's gorgeous, beautiful promenade.

是啊，這裡美極了，是一條非常漂亮的散步道。

Uh, across safely.

安全通過。

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Okay guys, these are traffic lights and they are red, yellow and green.

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But in England we don't say red, yellow, green.

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We actually say red, amber, green.

我們實際上說的是紅色、琥珀色、綠色。

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Mad, innit?

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So the second game is the word association game where you take a random word and you make a chain of associations.

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Let's put this into practice starting with the word traffic light.

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Traffic light.

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Red.

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Amber.

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Green.

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Go.

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Stop.

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Pause.

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Play.

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Video.

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YouTube.

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Woohoo!

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Woohoo!

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Subscribe!

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Why do we play these word games?

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Well, if you think of your brain like the internet.

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If you have a bad internet connection, then it's annoying.

如果你的網路連線不好，那會很煩人。

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You might feel frustrated.

你可能會感到沮喪。

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If you have a good internet connection, then it flows.

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Everything goes smoothly and life feels good.

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So, your brain has Wi-Fi,

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and the more that you play these word games,

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the faster your brain's Wi-Fi becomes.

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Now, I want you guys to pause this video and comment in the comments your associations to the word banana.

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Try to do 10, 11, 12 associations.

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Just let your fingers tap,

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tap, tap, and let your mind wander.

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I'm curious to see how everybody makes different associations.

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And one rule, nothing rude, right?

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I'm watching you.

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Okay, now that we've played the word games,

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I'm going to show you a little bit of the world around me.

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So, this is a car park.

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In the background, there are two skyscrapers.

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This one is rectangular.

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And this one is like a gherkin, a pickle, a cucumber.

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Down here we have bonsai trees.

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And the bonsai trees are in plant pots.

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There's a boy sticking his thumbs up.

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He is on a bicycle and in a school uniform.

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Hello, sir.

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Hello.

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Let's walk through the car park because the cafe is over there.

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It's that way.

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We are going that way.

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Over there.

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See the cars?

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I'm walking along the yellow line.

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And the ground is blue.

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By the way, the floor and the ground,

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we usually say ground when it's outside,

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and we usually say floor when it's inside.

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That's a general rule.

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So now we are walking on a pavement.

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This is the pavement and the pavement is usually next to the road.

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Two motorbikes or two scooters.

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This is a sign right here, a road sign.

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This is a Chang right here, a Chang.

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And we are crossing the zebra crossing once more i'll get

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you a little yeah let's get a thumbnail all right nice one beautiful

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so silly this is a four by four car it's a

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large car with two wheels well actually four wheels on the

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other side this part of the car is called the wing mirror the front door

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the back door and in England we call this part the boot.

後門，在英國我們把這個部分叫做boot。

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In America they say the trunk but we say the boot and this is the license plate.

在美國他們叫trunk，但我們叫boot，而這個是車牌。

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Henry Ford.

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Now I'm standing beneath the skyscrapers and looking up at the skyscrapers and they look enormous.

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Is anyone scared of heights?

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What are you guys scared of?

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Let me know in the comments behind the scenes BTS.

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Look at my camera woman,

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Look at the effort she puts in.

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Excellent.

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Okay, come in.

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I'm walking past now for this scene.

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Okay.

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We have arrived.

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We're at the cafe, sitting,

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watching the traffic, the beautiful traffic,

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and it's a bit noisy.

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But while we wait for our drinks,

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let's get into the third speaking exercise of the day.

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There are a lot of speaking exercises that you can practice alone.

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For example, there's the jam game.

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just a minute.

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I played that game in my last video so if you want to check that out then click there.

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A big problem with speaking English alone is that you don't know if what you have said is right or wrong.

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You need feedback.

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So I built JI to help you with this.

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Let's take a look.

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I'll show you an example.

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We are friends who haven't seen each other in five years.

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We do some small talk.

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Sounds like fun.

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I'll be your friend.

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It's been ages.

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You look exactly the same.

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How have you been?

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And look at your dog.

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What a cutie.

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What's their name?

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My dog is called Charles.

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He's a little coca spaniel and he's a little terror.

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He's a little shh he's not very nice he barks at little kids

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and he barks at old women it sounds like charles just needs a little more socialization

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but he's probably a sweetheart deep down it's funny how much

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they can make us laugh isn't it two thousand years later

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all right j well it's been lovely to talk to you

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we'll catch up again tomorrow have a lovely day after you

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talk with j.i you can now check what you did well and how you can improve.

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Oh look, the lights have just turned on because it's getting dark.

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Right now we'd call this time twilight or dusk,

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the time between sunset and night time.

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And I would like to review everything from today's lesson so you guys can remember it.

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The first thing that we did is we think of our voice like a piano.

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We play with our voice.

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We use things like volume, speed, pitch and pause.

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Secondly, we played word games to speed up our brain's Wi-Fi

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to prepare ourselves for real-life conversations by practicing speaking in a spontaneous way,

通過即興口語練習，為現實生活中的對話做好準備。

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connecting our brains and our mouth.

連線我們的大腦和嘴巴。

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And finally we practiced roleplay with J.I.

最後，我們和J.I.一起進行了角色扮演練習。

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The benefit of practicing roleplay is you're putting yourself in a real-life situation

進行角色扮演練習的好處在於，你能讓自己置身於真實的生活場景中。

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that you might have if you go to England or America

如果你去英國或美國可能會遇到的

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or Australia you will come across these situations

或者在澳大利亞，你都會遇到這些情況

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and you need to be prepared for them so

你需要為此做好準備

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if you practice just one thing from today's video then you

如果你只練習今天影片裡的一個要點，那你

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have succeeded you are successful keep taking action thank you for watching and I'll see you next week

你已經成功了，繼續採取行動。感謝觀看，我們下週再見。

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嗶嗶。

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背景與上下文

在學習英語的過程中，練習口語是至關重要的，即使沒有朋友的陪伴。通過這個影片，講者分享了三種簡單有效的英語口語練習。無論是在何處，藉助周圍的環境，我們都可以找到練習英語的機會。正如講者所提到的，語言就像樂器，掌握正確的發音和語調非常重要。因此，學習如何通過發聲的變化，提高英語發音是提升口語能力的關鍵。

日常交流的五個精選短語

閱讀時要大聲朗讀
用不同的音量和速度練習
嘗試改變音調
注意停頓的使用
從隨機的書頁開始練習

逐步跟讀指導

要成功地應對影片中的練習，可以按照以下步驟進行：

選擇一本英語書籍：可以選擇您手邊的任何書籍，最好是對您感興趣的主題。
隨機選擇一頁：這樣可以增加練習的趣味與挑戰性。
進行一分鐘的朗讀：儘量大聲朗讀，注意發音。同時，您可以通過改變音量、速度和音調來提升練習的效果。
嘗試不同的表達方式：我鼓勵您在朗讀時玩轉聲音，例如放慢或加快速度，或在句子中加入不同的情感。這個過程不僅能提高您的雅思口語練習，還能讓您更加自信。
反覆練習：通過重複上述步驟，逐步提升您的口語能力。您可以隨時在YouTube上觀看相關的教學影片，找到更多的練習方法，進一步提高英語發音，培養更自然的口語表達。

通過這樣的跟讀練習，您將能更好地掌握英語發音的細節。結合shadowspeaks技巧，您會發現自己的口語水平有顯著提升，也能使日常交流更加流暢。記得時常回顧自己的發音、語調和用詞，持續改進！

影片中的語法

說話人最常用的結構，並附上影片中的原話：

結構	影片中的用法
現在完成時 have/has + 過去分詞 — 過去發生但與現在仍有關聯的事	you've chosen · we've played · have arrived
被動語態 be + 過去分詞 — 強調發生了什麼，而不是誰做的	are called · were held · is called

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背景與上下文

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逐步跟讀指導

影片中的語法

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