120 Sentences English Shadowing Practice (B1-C2) English Listening & Speaking Shadowing Practice

Today, we're going to practice 120 English shadowing sentences for B1 and C2 level learners. These are sentences that will help you speak English more naturally. I've divided them into two easy parts. Part 1 has 60 intermediate level sentences. Part 2 has 60 expert level sentences. And here's how this will help you. When you repeat after me, your mouth learns how to move. Your brain learns how to think in English faster. Your confidence grows with each sentence. By the end of this video, speaking English will feel much more natural. But I have one important request for you. Please don't skip any part of this video. Don't think Part 1 is too easy and jump to Part 2. Every part is important. You need to build your foundation first. Just like building a house, you start from the bottom. Now here's something else that's important. Some sentences will be more difficult than others. When a sentence is too hard, don't worry. I will explain that sentence clearly. And I will repeat it three to four times slowly. This will help you understand and remember it better. If you practice 120 sentences with me today, I promise you, you will feel the difference. Your speaking will become smoother. Your confidence will become stronger. So here's what you need to do right now. Get comfortable. Maybe grab a notebook and pen. Find a quiet place where you can speak out loud. Turn off all distractions. Give me your full attention for the next few minutes. Because today is the day your English speaking changes. Okay. First of all, let me ask you two simple questions for you to tell me the answer in the comment. What is the most difficult thing for you in learning English? How many years have you been learning English but still can't speak fluently? I'm waiting for your answer. Okay. Are you ready to start this journey with me? Are you ready to practice 120 sentences? Are you ready to become a confident English speaker? All right. Welcome to part one. These are 60 intermediate level sentences. Remember, repeat each sentence after me out loud. Don't just listen. You must speak. Let's start. I usually wake up at 6 in the morning. Could you pass me the salt, please? I've been learning English for three years. She always makes delicious breakfast for us. We're planning to go shopping this weekend. The meeting went better than I thought. I'm trying to eat healthier food these days. He said he'll call me after work. This cafe makes really good coffee. I need to clean my room before guests arrive. They changed the appointment to next Monday. Now, this sentence might be difficult, so let me explain. Changed the appointment means moved it to another time, so they picked a different day for the meeting. Let me repeat this sentence slowly. They changed the appointment to next Monday. Good, let's continue. Learning new skills takes daily practice. I'm worried about tomorrow's presentation. She's always happy to help her neighbors. We should talk about our weekend plans. The movie was entertaining but too long. My cooking skills are getting better. He worries too much about small things. This phone has a really good camera. I'm excited to see my friends tonight. The store opens at nine every morning. She finished her homework before dinner. I understand what you're trying to say. We're thinking about where to eat lunch. It's going to be cold this evening. I've been meaning to visit my parents. He takes care of his younger sister. This experience taught me important lessons. I prefer drinking tea over coffee. The park looks beautiful in spring. I'm reading a mystery novel right now. She handled the difficult situation very well. This sentence is a bit challenging. Let me explain. Handled means she managed or dealt with something. Difficult situation means a hard or challenging problem. So she managed a hard problem really well. Let me repeat this slowly. She handled the difficult situation very well. Excellent. Let's move forward. We need to buy groceries before evening. The party gave me a chance to meet new people. I'm getting better at public speaking. He helped me finish my work on time. Social media changed how we stay in touch. Good education opens many doors in life. She manages her time really well. We should celebrate our small wins, too. I'm ready to start my new job. He's worried about paying his bills. This recipe is easier than the last one. I'm trying to save money every month. She always gives me good advice. We always serve fresh food here. The documentary showed interesting facts about nature. I'm trying to make more friends. He talked about the importance of family. This decision needs some thinking time. I learned a lot from my mistakes. She stays calm even during stressful times. We're trying new ways to save time. Let me explain this sentence because it's important. Trying new ways means testing different methods. Save time means doing things faster or more efficiently. So we're testing methods to do things quicker. Let me repeat it slowly for you. We're trying new ways to save time. Perfect. Let's continue. Welcome to Part 2. Expert Level C1-C2 Sentences These sentences will challenge you, but don't worry. Challenges make you stronger and better. Keep repeating after me with full confidence. Let's continue. I think his understanding might be incorrect. The organization worked hard for policy changes. She explains difficult ideas very clearly. We must accept our method has limits. The discussion has become divided recently. Culture shapes how we see the world. He's skilled at combining different information. This change makes us rethink our beliefs. Now, this sentence is challenging. Let me explain it clearly. Change means something different is happening. Rethink means to think about something again differently. So, this new situation makes us question what we believed. Let me repeat this sentence slowly for you. This change makes us rethink our beliefs. Great! Let's move forward. The study disagrees with old theories. We must be fair despite our opinions. The story shows past pain's effect on communities. I appreciate you thinking about difficult ideas. He balanced everyone's different needs well. This system helps us study social behavior. Working across subjects helps solve big problems. She questioned old thinking with new ideas. We should avoid conclusions with little proof. The writer's arguments have doubtful assumptions. Comparing different views is very helpful. He's known for brain development research. This study shows small differences between similar ideas. Let me explain this sentence because it's quite advanced. Small differences means tiny changes. Similar ideas means concepts that look alike. So this study shows tiny changes between things that seem same. Let me repeat this sentence now. This study shows small differences between similar ideas. Your mouth has learned new movements today. Your brain has created new English pathways. Your confidence has grown stronger with every sentence. But here's the truth about language learning. One practice session is good, but repetition is everything. If you want these sentences to become automatic, you need to practice again. Come back to this video tomorrow and practice again. Come back next week and practice again. The more you repeat, the more natural it becomes. So here's what I want you to do right now. First, click the like button if this video helped you. Second, subscribe to this channel for more English practice videos. Third, write in the comments which part was most challenging for you. Was it part one or part two? I read every single comment and I want to hear from you. And finally, share this video with someone who's learning English. Help them improve their speaking just like you did today. Remember, consistent practice is the secret to fluency. I'm here to help you every step of the way. I'll see you in the next video. Keep practicing, keep improving, and keep believing in yourself. Thank you for watching and goodbye.