跟讀練習: Fun SHADOWING English Speaking Practice with Story - 通過影片學習英語口語
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All right, I think I have a fun story for you.
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Let's practice speaking English with a fun story, shall we?
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Now let's do the first part.
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We will work on our pronunciation,
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and then we'll work on our fluency.
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Judy is a professional photographer.
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Repeat after me.
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Judy is a professional photographer.
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Judy is a professional photographer.
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who takes great pride in her pictures.
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Yeah, she takes great pride.
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You can take the great out and you can just say,
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takes pride in her pictures.
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I take pride in my work.
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I take pride in something, my country.
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I take pride in this, that.
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And you can put great here takes pride in her pictures.
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All right, so Judy takes pride in her pictures.
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Let's say all of it.
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Ready?
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Here we go.
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Judy is a professional photographer who takes great pride in her pictures.
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Again.
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Judy is a professional photographer who takes great pride in her pictures.
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Again.
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Judy is a professional photographer who takes great pride in her pictures.
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There you go.
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She loves sharing her work with others.
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She loves sharing, sharing, sharing her work with others.
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Whenever she gets the chance.
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Whenever she gets the chance.
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She loves sharing her work with others whenever she gets the chance.
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One day, when she showed her pictures to her host Sandra...
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Alright, so one day when she showed her pictures to her host, Sandra.
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So Sandra has her over to the house.
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Maybe she's giving her a meal.
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She is the host.
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She received a backhanded compliment.
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Hmm, a backhanded compliment.
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What's a backhanded compliment?
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That's a remark which seems to be a compliment.
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It seems to be a compliment,
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but could be understood as an insult.
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So it might not be a compliment.
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It's backhanded.
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I don't know why we say that,
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actually, but we say a backhanded compliment is a compliment that could be understood as an insult.
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One day when she showed her pictures to her host,
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Sandra, she received a backhanded compliment.
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Ready?
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One day when she showed her pictures to her host,
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Sandra, she received a backhanded compliment.
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Again?
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One day when she showed her pictures to her host,
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Sandra, she received a backhanded compliment.
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Sandra said, Wow, these are really nice pictures.
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That's not so backhanded.
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I don't understand.
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Let's see what else she said.
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You must have a great camera.
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Ah, I think this is the part.
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Let's say it all.
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Sandra said, Wow, these are really nice pictures.
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You must have a great camera.
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Sandra said, wow, these are really nice pictures.
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You must have a great camera.
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Sandra said, wow, these are really nice pictures.
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You must have a great camera.
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Judy was outraged at the implication.
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Okay, we have two words there, outraged and implication.
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Let's look at outraged.
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Outraged is a strong reaction of disgusted anger disgusted anger outraged I'm outraged alright
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and implication so when you seem to suggest something without saying it directly you don't say it directly
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and you seem to suggest it, you are implying it.
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If you are implying something, it's an implication.
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So let's look at that.
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Judy was outraged at the implication.
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What implication?
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This one.
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That her talent was just a result of,
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let's say that, that her talent was just a result of,
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that her talent was just a result of the quality of her camera.
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The quality of her camera.
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Judy was outraged at the implication that her talent was just a result of the quality of her camera.
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Together?
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Judy was outraged at the implication that her talent was just a result of the quality of her camera.
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Judy was outraged at the implication that her talent was just a result of the quality of her camera.
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She waited until the end of the meal.
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She waited until the end of the meal.
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and then thanked her host for the delicious food.
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she waited until the end of the meal,
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and then thanked her host for the delicious food.
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She waited until the end of the meal,
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and then thanked her host for the delicious food.
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She waited until the end of the meal,
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and then thanked her host for the delicious food.
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As an afterthought, she added.
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Afterthought.
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That's like, oh, I just thought of something else.
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Or something to add.
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Oh, by the way, I just thought of something.
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As an afterthought.
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She added.
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You must have a nice oven.
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That's her backhanded compliment.
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She said, it is the oven that makes your food good, not you.
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you must have a nice oven.
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All right, so that's the funny,
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oh, wait, we got to shadow this part.
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Ready?
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As an afterthought, she added,
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you must have a nice oven.
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As an afterthought, she added,
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you must have a nice oven.
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As an afterthought, she added,
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you must have a nice oven.
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All right, that's the little story.
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Now we're going to speak it.
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We're going to say the whole story nonstop.
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Let's try and go nice and smooth, clear, enunciate, radio voice.
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Here we go.
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Judy is a professional photographer who takes great pride in her pictures.
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She loves sharing her work with others whenever she gets the chance.
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One day when she showed her pictures to her host Sandra,
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she received a backhanded compliment.
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Sandra said, wow, these are really nice pictures.
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You must have a great camera.
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Judy was outraged at the implication that her talent was just a result of the quality of her camera.
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She waited until the end of the meal and then thanked her host for the delicious food.
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As an afterthought, she added,
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you must have a nice oven.
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Women, they're so evil.
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Just kidding.
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Just kidding.
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Don't get on me.
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Boom.
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Good workout.
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Keep moving forward one step at a time.
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We'll get there.
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I'll see you in the next step.
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- 句子結構:“Judy is a professional photographer who takes great pride in her pictures.” 這個句子展示瞭如何使用“who”引導的定語從句,增加資訊量,幫助學習者理解複雜句的構成。
- 表達方式:句中提到的“takes pride in” 是一個常見的表達方式,使用時可以靈活替換為其他詞,例如“I take pride in my work”。這樣的表達不僅能使你的英語更加自然,還能增強說話的生動性。
- 時間狀語:在影片中使用了“whenever she gets the chance”,這提高了語言的豐富程度,適用於描述頻率與機會的表達,讓學習者對時間狀語有更深一步的理解。
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