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Hello and welcome to Real Easy English,
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the podcast where we have real conversations in easy English to help you learn.
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I'm Neil.
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And I'm Georgie.
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You can now watch this podcast and find a worksheet to help you learn on our website, bbclearningenglish.com.
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So, Georgie, how are you?
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I'm very tired, actually.
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I've had a lot of social plans lately.
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How about you?
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Yeah, I'm fine.
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Social plans, that's interesting, because we're talking about friends today.
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Yes, we're talking about socialising,
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which means spending time with people for fun.
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So, Neil, do you like spending time with friends?
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Yeah, I love spending time with my friends.
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If I don't see my friends very often,
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I feel a bit sad and lonely.
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So, yeah, I really like seeing my friends but I don't get to see them very often because,
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you know, we're grown-ups and we have responsibilities.
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You have kids, you have lots of things going on.
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I also like spending time with my friends.
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I have lots of friends.
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As I said, I've had a lot of social plans lately.
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Pretty much every day I've been socialising.
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Wow.
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So, you like socialising, but do you like things like parties or do you prefer smaller social events
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i do really like big parties um
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because i like meeting new people i like dancing as well
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so at big parties usually there's some music um but i do have a shy side of my personality so usually
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a smaller event is better for me so I can have kind of deeper conversations with fewer people.
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How about you?
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Yeah, I don't really like that situation where you're at a party and don't know lots of people.
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So a small group of people that I mainly know and there's one or two people who I don't know so well.
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That's fine.
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But a bigger group with lots of people I don't know.
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I really don't like that.
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And why is that?
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Is that because you don't like small talk?
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Yeah, I don't really like small talk.
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It feels a bit empty.
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Small talk is conversations about things that aren't important,
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like the weather, usually with people that you don't know very well.
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Yeah.
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And you don't like that.
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No, I find it awkward.
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So Georgie, you like meeting new people.
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Do you feel embarrassed at all or are you completely fine with that?
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Oh, I think it depends.
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I think if you find a topic quite quickly that you have in common, that avoids embarrassment.
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But it's when you meet someone new,
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you don't know them very well,
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obviously, because they're new, and you don't know what they like
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or don't like or what they think is rude or not rude.
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But if you can figure that out quite quickly, it's usually okay.
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Do you usually feel quite embarrassed then?
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Sometimes.
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Like you said, it depends.
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If you find something that you have in common,
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and you can talk about that,
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sometimes you don't find something in common,
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and then it's really, I don't know, embarrassing, I suppose.
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Ooh, I feel strange just thinking about it.
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You obviously, you like parties,
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you like socialising, but do you like spending time alone?
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I get more energy from spending time alone and relaxing and not talking to anyone.
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I often get what I call social burnout,
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which means you just get exhausted from spending too much time with others.
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How about you?
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Well, yeah, spending time alone is also important.
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And I like to do that,
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but not so much, not as much as maybe spending time with people
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because like I said before if I'm alone for too long I get a bit lonely
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and feel a bit I don't know just lacking energy.
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Let's recap the vocabulary we heard in this podcast,
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starting with socialise, which means to spend time with friends or other people to enjoy yourself.
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We had small talk, which is conversation about things which aren't important,
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such as the weather or the traffic.
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We use small talk a lot in the UK.
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We heard some adjectives to describe how you might feel about meeting new people.
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So we had embarrassed, which means feeling ashamed or shy.
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And we also heard awkward,
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which means feeling uncomfortable when you're meeting new people.
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We also heard in common,
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so if you have something in common with someone,
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it means you share the same likes,
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dislikes or interests with someone.
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That's it for this episode of Real Easy English.
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See you then!
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关于本课
在本期视频中，Neil和Georgie探讨了社交的主题，分享了他们对与朋友相处的看法。他们聊到了如何平衡社交生活与成年人的责任，同时讨论了在不同社交场合下的感受和偏好。学习者将练习与“社交”相关的词汇，理解在参加聚会时可能遇到的不同语境，并掌握如何表达自己在社交场合中的感受。这不仅能提高你的英语口语练习能力，还有助于提升发音练习的自信和流利度。
重要词汇和短语
- socialising: 社交，指与人群一起度过愉快时光的行为。
- social plans: 社交计划，指安排与朋友或家人一起进行的社交活动。
- small talk: 寒暄，即关于无关紧要话题的轻松交谈。
- embarrassed: 感到尴尬，用来描述遇到社交障碍时的情感。
- awkward: 尴尬的，描述一个令人在社交中感到不适的情况。
- deep conversations: 深入对话，指与较少人数进行的富有深度和意义的交流。
本视频练习技巧
在进行跟读练习时，建议学习者注意语速。首先以较慢的速度听并跟读，确保能清晰地发出每个单词，以提高发音的准确性。然后，逐渐尝试以接近原视频的速度进行跟读，以增强英语流利度。在练习过程中，尤其要注意口音的变化，努力模仿Neil和Georgie的语调和表达方式，这将极大地提升你的口语能力。在社交场合的对话中，尝试使用新学的词汇和短语，增强与他人交流时的自信心。同时，在参加聚会或社交活动时，准备好应对寒暄话题，减少尴尬的情境。这些技巧将有助于你在雅思口语考试中表现得更加自如。
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