跟读练习: Funny Wolf vs 7 Clever Goats 🐺 Classic Fairy Tale - 通过视频学习英语口语
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The wolf and the seven little goats.
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Deep in a lush green forest lived a wolf who was always hungry.
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This wolf ate so much, but he never felt full.
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He wandered the forest, day and night, chasing food.
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Sometimes he couldn't catch the food he really wanted.
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At such times, he'd go to his den and howl, Should I chew on stones from hunger?
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The wolf's neighbor, the hyena, was smarter than the wolf.
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Without tiring or running, he caught his prey using traps.
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Though the wolf admired him, he wasn't smart enough to set traps.
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One day he went to the hyena to join his rich feast.
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But the hyena was just as sly and greedy as the wolf.
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He said, I'd love to host you wolf brother, but I must eat first.
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There's only enough for me, and made him wait outside.
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From that day the wolf got determined.
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I must get smarter and learn to trap or I'll starve.
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A few days later, the hungry wolf left his den and discovered a cottage in the forest.
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He was very curious about who lived there.
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He quietly approached the cottage.
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To avoid being seen, he peeked through the trees and watched the cottage carefully.
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Inside lived a mother goat and her seven kids happily.
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One kid was jumping on the hay.
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Two kids were playing with a ball.
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Two were swinging and the other two were picking flowers.
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The mother goat was baking a pie in the kitchen.
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The wolf was so hungry that his mouth watered at the sight.
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Thinking he found food for a whole week, he smiled with delight.
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He was just about to pounce and gobble them all up when he paused.
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He thought it was the perfect time to set a trap, just like his clever neighbor the hyena.
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The wolf hid all night, watching the cottage and making plans.
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When the sun rose in the morning, the mother goat, unaware of anything, kissed her kids and was about to leave.
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But before leaving, she warned them about the dangerous wolf in the forest.
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She said, I'm going to the market, my little goats.
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Be careful and don't open the door to anyone.
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Remember what I taught you.
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While the mother goat gave strict warnings for their safety, the kids listened carefully and then said goodbye.
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The mother goat took her basket and left the house.
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The little goats started playing inside the house.
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The sneaky wolf, seeing the mother goat leave, jumped at the opportunity.
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Now he had a plan to make the little goats open the door easily.
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If he disguised himself as their mother, they might be fooled and open the door.
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The wolf picked a dress from the laundry drying in a nearby yard.
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He quickly put it on and walked away.
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When the homeowner went to collect the laundry, they were surprised to find one dress missing.
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Who in the forest would take a dress for someone as tall as me?
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Of course it never occurred to them that a wolf might have taken it.
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The hungry wolf broke two carob pods off a tree branch and wore them like a goat.
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He laughed and said to himself, if they open the door, there's no reason they won't think I'm their mother.
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A farmer came to collect the carob pods and was surprised to see broken branches and missing pods.
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Who could damage a goat horn tree like this in the middle of the forest?
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He wondered.
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Of course he never thought a wolf might be responsible.
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Even in disguise the wolf ran quickly to the cottage door.
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He knocked on the door.
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The kids, expecting only their mother, got excited and rushed to the door.
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One wanted to open the door right away, but another stopped them.
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We must first find out who it is before we open the door, one of the little ghosts said.
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Then one of the little goats called out, Who is it?
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The wolf was about to answer in his own voice, but paused.
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He reminded himself to stick to the plan and answered in a high-pitched goat-like voice.
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It's me, your mother.
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Come on, open the door.
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One of the kids cheered.
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It's our mother, hooray! But another warned.
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But our mother's feet aren't black.
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Look, these feet are pitch black.
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Oh!
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Indeed, the feet visible under the door were pitch black.
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One little goat said, Our mother has white feet.
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Yours are black.
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You are not our mother.
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Realizing the kids didn't believe him, the wolf ran to a bakery.
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He poured a whole sack of flour over his feet.
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Now his feet were white like the goat's, and he ran back to the cottage.
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The baker was shocked to see an empty flour sack in front of his shop.
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Who would come to my bakery and waste a whole sack of flour, he thought.
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Of course he never imagined a wolf could be behind it.
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Meanwhile the wolf knocked on the goat's door again.
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The little goats asked, who is it?
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In a gentle voice like the mother goats, he said, it's me, your mother, open the door.
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Hearing the soft voice and seeing the white feet under the door, they thought it was truly their mother.
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One of them cheered, hooray, our mother, she's here, and opened the door.
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At first, the visitor looked like their mother, but within seconds they realized it was the hungry, dangerous wolf, and it was too late.
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The moment the door opened, the wolf burst into the cottage.
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The little goats screamed, help, it's a wolf, help us, and scattered everywhere.
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One hid under the table, another crawled into the bed.
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A third hid in the corner of the closet.
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The fourth climbed into the stove.
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The fifth ran into the kitchen.
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The sixth hid behind the curtain.
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And the seventh goat hid inside the big clock on the wall.
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But the clever wolf moved quickly and caught them one by one from their hiding spots.
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Only the seventh one inside the clock was not found.
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Thinking, this many goats will surely fill me up, he carried them in a big sack to his dark den.
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The hyena was very surprised to see the wolf with a huge sack full of goats.
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Wow, how did you manage to hunt like that, he asked.
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The wolf smugly replied, I used my brain and set a trap and laughed.
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The hyena said he wanted to visit the wolf as a guest, but the wolf replied, It's my meal time now, and there's only enough for me.
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After a while, the mother goat finally returned to the cottage.
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But the door was open, and the inside was a mess.
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The mother searched everywhere but couldn't find her kids.
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She began to cry, My babies!
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Where are you, my little goats?
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Hearing her cry, the little goat came out of the clock and ran to her.
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He hugged her tightly and told her everything that happened.
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Mommy, a hungry wolf took all my siblings.
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I'm the only one who escaped.
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The mother goat immediately went to the wolf's den with her kid.
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The hyena saw the mother goat coming to rescue her babies, but he didn't tell the wolf about it.
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He knew one goat wasn't enough for a full meal, so he just returned to his own den.
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Meanwhile, the mother goat heard her little one's voices from inside.
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She turned to her kid and said, This is the wolf's den.
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We must be very careful now, my dear.
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The mother goat and her kid made a brilliant plan to save the little goats.
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They stood on opposite sides of the den.
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At that moment, the hungry wolf had his mouth wide open, ready to eat one of the kids.
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The mother goat and her kid waved their arms to cast a big shadow inside the wolf's den.
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The shadow looked like a huge bear.
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The mother goat deepened her voice like a bear and said, I am a giant bear, very hungry.
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There must be a wolf here I can eat, she growled.
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The wolf truly believed a bear had come to eat him.
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He was terrified.
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He left the six captured kids behind and ran away in fear.
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He ran so fast he didn't even notice the mother goat and her kid standing at the entrance.
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While running, he shouted, Help!
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A bear!
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It's going to eat me!
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The hyena saw him and smirked, saying, That wolf really doesn't have a brain.
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The hungry wolf disappeared into the depths of the forest.
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The little goats were still too afraid to come out of the wolf's den.
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They truly believed a bear had come.
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But when the mother goat and her kid came in and showed themselves, they realized the truth and hugged her with joy.
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Together they left the wolf's den and returned to their cozy cottage.
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The mother goat hugged her kids tightly and told them how brave they were.
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From that day on, the mother goat and her seven kids lived safely in their forest cottage.
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And the bad wolf never returned to that forest again.
关于本课
在这一课中，学习者将通过有趣的童话故事《狼与七只小山羊》来练习英语口语和发音。该故事中的角色和情节将帮助学习者理解动物的行为特征以及如何通过对话理解故事情节。通过朗读和模仿，学习者可以持续提升英语发音，培养听说能力。同时，这个故事充满了趣味性，能够激发学习者对于英语学习的兴趣。
关键词汇与短语
- 狼 (wolf)
- 山羊 (goat)
- 陷阱 (trap)
- 母山羊 (mother goat)
- 小山羊 (kid)
- 危险 (dangerous)
- 伪装 (disguise)
- 饥饿 (hungry)
练习建议
在观看《狼与七只小山羊》这段视频时，建议学习者进行shadow speak练习。可以跟随视频的语速和语调，反复模仿故事中的对话和角色声音。例如，在母山羊告知小山羊们要小心危险时，学习者可以尝试用母山羊的声音重现这一警告。通过这种方式，不仅能提高英语发音，还能更好地理解对话的语气和情感。
此外，练习时可以放慢视频的速度，确保能清晰地听到每个词汇的发音，在熟悉后，再逐渐提高速度。这种方法将帮助学习者更有效地理解和掌握故事中的词汇。通过看YouTube学英语，学习者能够在轻松愉快的环境中不断进步，同时增强使用shadowspeak练习的信心。
什么是跟读法？
跟读法 (Shadowing) 是一种有科学依据的语言学习技巧，最初开发用于专业口译员的培训，并由多语言者Alexander Arguelles博士普及。这个方法简单而强大：您在听英语母语原声的同时立即大声重复——就像是一个延迟1-2秒紧跟说话者的影子。与被动听力或语法练习不同，跟读法强迫您的大脑和口腔肌肉同时处理并模仿真实的讲话模式。研究表明它能显着提高发音准确性，语调，节奏，连读，听力理解和口语流利度——使其成为雅思口语备考和真实英语交流最有效的方法之一。