Learning English Podcast - Taylor Swift's new movie, smoky Asian skies, men & women in the Marines

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I found listening to Podcast really helpful for learning English. Thanks for the video

[@VinayKumar-o1x8i]

Excellent Sir Jee

[@nun-chan9433]

I suppose this program would be useful for my speaking skill, and I shadow along the narrator's speaking. Not only for shadowing, I learned about 'passive (and active) voice thanks to this program. Narration after beyond 8:24 would be summary of it then I copy it here. timing = 28:24. "sometimes we use the passive form because we do not know who did an action. there is uncertainty surrounding who did what. The situation is changing and so on. but in other situations we use the passive form, even when we know who did an action. That's right. There are several possible reasons for this. First, there is style. Perhaps the passive voice seems like it might be a better choice for statistic reasons. second, some verbs might work better in the passive form in some situations. By that I mean that some verbs might be considered more polite or sensitive if used in the passive form. Right. And there could also possibly be a source of bias in the writing or reporting. Absolutely. That's another possible reason for the passive voice. The passive voice can hide the agent of an action. that's a lot of things about."

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Hii....do you do shadowing while watching video with subtitles or while just listening without watching videos???

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