跟读练习: Practice your English game – 5 - 通过视频学习英语口语
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Hello and welcome back to Word Up.
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You might be studying for your IELTS exam or maybe you just want to improve your vocabulary or your English.
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Well, this is a great game for you.
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It's a lot of fun.
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It's fast paced and it's exciting.
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So the quick rules.
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I have ten cards in my hand, on the card is a word, and the player has to guess at least eight out of ten words in two minutes to win $20.
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But this time there's a switchover happening.
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I'm going to be the player, and if I get eight out of ten words, my fellow participant will get to keep the $20.
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So now it's time to switch seats.
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I have just arrived in the player's seat.
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I am sweating.
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Is it hot in here?
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I can't wait.
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I'm excited, but I am very nervous.
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I think we're going to do well, but it will be a test.
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All right.
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First one.
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When you go to jail you commit a crime.
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Correct.
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It's not warm.
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It's cold.
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Yep.
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you there's a start and there's a finish the end An end exam might be called a...
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A final exam.
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a part of your brain that lets you reflect on the past cortex It has a function, not the memory.
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Yep.
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not below it's above to That's good.
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In court, someone goes on Parole.
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They go on the jury, they can go up to the stand, they make a statement, they're a witness.
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I love that one.
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When you are really knowledgeable about a subject, you are a professor or expert?
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Um, Thank you people do law at a law school firm.
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Yep.
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when you go somewhere, to see someone you are is it yep okay to lay some ground rules you uh,
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- Order, no. - You want someone to know something.
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You convince them, you take the stand.
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More like a background knowledge.
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You give them context, you lay the rules, you give them context, you set the scene.
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Again, in court, you go on.
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That's the phrase of the word, you go on.
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You go on.
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Or okay, when you, go to compete in a sport.
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you want to get on the team you have to compete
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or you have to audition or you have to you have to um trial yes okay final one
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well how well did we do you got nine out of ten nine out of ten so this twenty dollars
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so don't do that at home people.
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I will be washing my hands.
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Wow, thank you so much.
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I think that was great teamwork.
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So let's talk about the words we did get.
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So the first one was crime.
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Nice.
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I thought that was pretty easy.
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Yeah, I had a bit of time to start to prep that one.
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Yeah.
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That was quite...
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Good.
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Number two, cold.
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Yes, the warm and the cold.
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It's always good to use the opposites.
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I guess the synonyms would be if it was chilly.
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You could sense that. Or winter.
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Winter it is.
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Yeah.
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Number three final.
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- Final, yes.
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- It was a bit tricky.
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I was like, start, end.
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- Start, end, and then we got there in the end, we said finish.
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and then you use the exam, final exam.
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Yeah, so that was good.
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Memory Oh yes, that was to do with the brain.
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I definitely could have described that better.
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I went down the route of describing literal parts of the brain.
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The cortex, cerebral.
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They're very knowledgeable about something, but yeah, that one was tough.
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Number five, above.
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Oh yeah, and you used below.
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Yeah, I guess if you were going to go the synonym you could say something on top of Maybe.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Definitely.
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Number eight, expert.
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Expert, yes, I said professor first, but expert in the field.
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Yeah.
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So when you know a lot about something, that's what you said, which is great.
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Firm?
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Yeah, law firm.
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Law firm, yeah.
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I guess another way we could have gone is firm people when they - maybe massagers, they say, "Do you want it light or do you want it firm -ish?"
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But I think the law firm was the easiest way.
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Yeah.
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Number 10, visit.
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I struggled not to say that word when I was describing because Is it hard but going to see someone?
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Yeah, visit.
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Yeah, going to see someone.
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Trial.
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Yeah, that was the one that took me a little while.
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I think I was just thinking about things in a court of law but trial.
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But then when you use the sport That was really helpful.
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It was tough to move on to the different topic.
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I was just like, focused on court for a while.
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um but then I met Don.
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And the one that we didn't get was establish.
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Oh, establish.
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Yeah.
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And I think I, in my head mixed up, that one was still had the law.
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I was still going down the law path.
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Establish.
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Yeah.
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That's a tricky one.
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Yeah.
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Well, well done.
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Well, thank you so much for watching.
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I had a lot of fun on the other side of the seat.
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Please, if you have something to say, or you have a description of your own, please put them in the comments.
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We love to read them.
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next time.
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