Pratique du Shadowing: Continue arguing. The patient was alive😧đŸ˜Č#series #movie #shortvideo #thegooddoctor - Apprendre l'anglais Ă  l'oral avec YouTube

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These bodies need to go to the morgue.
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These bodies need to go to the morgue.
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His pupils are fixed, but I don't think they're dilated.
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Apparently in pupillaries.
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I'll finish this.
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The principles of neurology...
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Mm.
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You can't check the pupil box because this patient is still alive.
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Cardiac arrest from attention, Pneumo.
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Ethan needs this.
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No, that doesn't matter.
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He saved his life.
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No, I did.
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Inserting a central line.
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I was right about the pupil.
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You were listening to a book while he was dying dying.
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I was learning.
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You can't learn if you don't listen.
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That's not a fair comparison.
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You know what?
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It doesn't matter who saved him.
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Let's just keep him safe, okay?
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She's not going to be at her best,
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nor anyone else, if you continue to argue over every stupid little thing.
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She is not helpful.
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She's helpful to me.
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Then you take her for the rest of the day.

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About This Lesson

In this lesson, learners will engage in English speaking practice by exploring a tense dialogue from a medical drama. This transcript captures a scene where characters are communicating under high pressure—perfect for practicing emotional nuance and quick thinking in English. The conversation primarily involves healthcare professionals discussing a critical patient situation, emphasizing the principles of neurology and the dynamics of teamwork in medical emergencies. By following along and shadowing the dialogue, learners will gain insights into medical vocabulary and improve their ability to communicate effectively under stress.

Key Vocabulary & Phrases

  • Morgue: A place where deceased bodies are kept.
  • Pupils: The openings in the center of the eye that control light entry.
  • Cardiac arrest: A medical emergency where the heart stops beating.
  • Central line: A catheter placed in a large vein for medication or fluids.
  • Listen: To pay attention to sounds, essential for effective communication.
  • Safe: Referring to the condition of the patient or the need for a secure environment.
  • Arguing: Engaging in a verbal dispute, which can hinder teamwork.

Practice Tips

To maximize your practice with this scene, consider using a shadowing app or visiting a shadowing site designed for language learners. Here are some tailored tips:

  • Shadow Speech: Listen to the dialogue and try to mimic the speakers immediately after they talk. Pay attention to their intonation and emotional tone, which is particularly important in tense medical situations.
  • Slow it Down: Since the dialogue may be fast-paced, use playback controls to slow down the video. This will help you catch every word and phrase accurately.
  • Emphasize Emotional Cues: Focus on expressing the emotion behind the phrases. In this clip, there are strong feelings of urgency and teamwork that you can convey in your practice.
  • Repetition is Key: Repeat sections several times to build muscle memory in your speech patterns and pronunciation.
  • Record Yourself: Use the recording feature in your chosen shadowing app to track your progress. Listen to your recordings and compare your pronunciation and fluency to the original dialogue.

By integrating these tips into your practice, you'll enhance your English speaking skills, especially in high-pressure contexts. Remember, consistency in shadowing leads to greater improvement!

Qu'est-ce que la technique du Shadowing ?

Le Shadowing est une technique d'apprentissage des langues fondĂ©e sur la science, dĂ©veloppĂ©e Ă  l'origine pour la formation des interprĂštes professionnels. Le principe est simple mais puissant : vous Ă©coutez de l'anglais natif et le rĂ©pĂ©tez immĂ©diatement Ă  voix haute — comme une ombre suivant le locuteur avec un dĂ©calage de 1 Ă  2 secondes. Les recherches montrent une amĂ©lioration significative de la prĂ©cision de la prononciation, de l'intonation, du rythme, des liaisons, de la comprĂ©hension orale et de la fluiditĂ©.