Easy English Practice and Skills

Sep 17, 2024

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English Easy Practice Lecture Notes

Introduction

  • Purpose: Improve English vocabulary, listening comprehension, pronunciation, and speaking skills.
  • Structure:
    • Part 1: Listening Practice
    • Part 2: Vocabulary
    • Part 3: Listen and Answer Practice
    • Part 4: Shadowing Practice
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Part 1: English Listening Practice

  • Focus on understanding real-life conversations.

Example Conversation:

  • Characters: Mike and Emily
  • Dialogue Summary:
    • Emily asks Mike about a new action movie.
    • Mike prefers comedies and dramas, indicating different tastes in movies.

Part 2: Vocabulary

New Words Explained:

  1. Come out

    • Definition: To be released or available (e.g., a new movie/book).
    • Example: "I'm excited for the new book to come out next month."

  2. Not really my cup of tea

    • Definition: Something that is not liked or preferred.
    • Example: "I tried that new restaurant, but the food was not really my cup of tea."

  3. Taste

    • Definition: The type of things someone likes or prefers.
    • Example: "She has a taste for classic films while he likes modern action movies."
  • Reminder: Repetition is crucial for fluency. Watch the video multiple times.

Part 3: Listen and Answer Practice

Key Questions:

  • Did Emily ask Mark about a comedy movie?
    • Answer: No.
  • Which movie did Emily ask Mike about?
    • Answer: The new action movie.
  • Did Mike see the new action movie?
    • Answer: No, he hasn't seen it.
  • What type of movies does Mike prefer?
    • Answer: Comedies or dramas.
  • Do Emily and Mike have different tastes in movies?
    • Answer: Yes.
  • Will they find a movie for their next movie night?
    • Answer: Yes, they will try to find something they both like.

Part 4: Shadowing Practice

Activity Overview:

  • Read lines out loud after speakers, focusing on rhythm and intonation.

Example Lines to Practice:

  • "Hey Mike, have you seen the new action movie that just came out?"
  • "I prefer comedies or dramas; they are more interesting to me."

Conclusion

  • Important to practice daily for significant improvement.
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  • Recommendation to watch another video to further enhance English skills.