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User: Title: An object?  No!  You should know this famous British _____?
Description: Hello.
So this is the second guessing game video.
If you missed the first one,
you can find it here.
In fact because Hedgie lost the first game,
(he didn't win),
he wanted to do another game...
...and this time he wants to win!
If you're new to my channel, hello, I'm Rachel
and welcome to smile English stories&nbsp;
where you can listen to English&nbsp;
in lots of different contexts.
If I speak too quickly, or too slowly,
you can change the speed in YouTube.
So remember...
...Hedgie is thinking of someone,&nbsp;
or somewhere, or something.
We have a maximum of 20&nbsp;
questions we can ask Hedgie,
and our objective, our aim, our target,
is to guess who or what Hedgie is thinking about.
If we guess in more than 20&nbsp;
questions, then Hedgie wins.
If we guess in less than 20 questions then we win!
Okay, so let's do another one.
So my first question...
...Hedgie question number one is...
...is it a bird?
Okay, so it's not another bird.
Is it a person?
Aha! It's a person.
So my third question (because&nbsp;
that was my second question),&nbsp;
number three is...
Is it a real person?
Er... did the person, or is the&nbsp;
person living today, or in the past?
Ah, so it's not a real person,&nbsp;
it's an imaginary person.
Okay... and question number&nbsp;
four, my fourth question...
Hedgie is the imaginary person a woman,
you know a lady, a female?
Ah. No, it's not a woman, it's not a female,
so it's probably a man, a male.
Okay, so my fifth question is...
...number five is...
Is this character, this imaginary person,
in an animated film?
(you know like a Disney or a cartoon)
Ah cool! Okay, so my sixth question is...
...is this imaginary person&nbsp;
only in an animated film?
Ah so not only in an animated film?
So it could be in a book?
Okay, so question number&nbsp;
seven, my seventh question...
...is this character in a book tOO?
Ah so the character is in a book too.
And question number eight...
...is this character in a film, with real people?
Ah that's interesting...
...but it's complicated, it's quite difficult!
I wonder where this person is from?
Hedgie, question number nine...
(can you just hold this thank you!)
Um, is this person from America?
Ah, not from America.
Okay (if you could just hold this!)
Is this person from the United Kingdom&nbsp;
(so that's England Scotland&nbsp;
Northern Ireland or Wales)?
Yes. Okay. And my next question is...
...is this person from Great Britain
(so that's all of that but not Northern Ireland).
Yes. Okay, so the person must be from&nbsp;
Scotland, from England or from Wales!
So Hedgie, my next question...
...is this person from Scotland,
does he play the bagpipes?!
No okay. 12 questions already.
Er... so question number 13, the 13th question...
...is this person from England, like me?
Ah okay. This person is from England.
Is this person a detective?
It's not a detective so it's not Sherlock Holmes?
No, okay. Er...&nbsp;
...does this person live in a city,
like London or Manchester or Liverpool?
No, not in a city.
Okay, does this person live&nbsp;
in a forest, like the robin?
Aha! Like the robin in the forest...
...ah wait a minute... robin... robin... robin...
I have an idea!
Is this person rich?
(does this person have a lot of money?)
No? No. Okay, so this person is poor.
And Hedgie, is this person good at archery?
Is he a skilled archer, like my husband?
Yeah... and Hedgie, in a Disney film
is this person represented by a fox?
And is this person in love...
...what? Stop? You think&nbsp;
that's more than 20 questions?
Ah okay, you won this one!
But can I finish?
Okay so is this person in love&nbsp;
with a beautiful young woman?
Okay, I think it's Robin Hood!
So, who was Robin Hood?
(Robin Hood not Robin Wood)
Well I think you know.
He was a character from English folklore,
a long time ago.
But there are different stories.
ALL the stories say he took money.
He took money from the rich&nbsp;
people to give to the poor people.
And ALL the stories say he was good at archery,
he was a skilled archer.
But NOT all the stories say&nbsp;
that he fought in the crusades.
SOME stories say he fought abroad&nbsp;&nbsp;
(in another country)
in the crusades,
and when he came back to England,
the sheriff, the famous bad Sheriff of Nottingham
had taken all Robin's land away,
so Robin got a little angry and went to live
in the forest near Nottingham (Sherwood Forest).
And today, there is a statue of Robin Hood
in front of the castle in Nottingham.
And NOT all the stories, but some of the stories
say that Robin was in love with a young lady
whose name was Marian, Maid Marian.
And why is it Robin Hood, and not Robin Wood?
Why is it Hood like the Little Red Riding Hood?
Why is it Hood like the Little Red Riding Hood?
Is it because Robin Hood traditionally&nbsp;
puts a hood over his head?
Or is it because the word "hood" in English
is always associated with a thief, or a villain?
That's a different story!
When I got married, the theme of our wedding
was Robin Hood...
...not because my husband is a thief,
but because he's quite good at archery...
...and because me of course, I was the maid,
Maid Marian from England!
And we even had a Robin Hood wedding cake
with a Robin Hood Castle.
Did he have a castle?
Maybe that was the Sheriff of Nottingham?!
So I hope you enjoyed these two video games.
If you did, let me know because&nbsp;
I could make another one!
And if you like legends, you could try one&nbsp;
of the other videos in my&nbsp;
Stories and Legends playlist.
Take care and see you next time!
Caption: AMELIORER votre anglais - Ihr Englisch VERBESSERN - MEJORAR su inglés

20 Questions (2) : Hedgie thinks of someone or something or somewhere again, and we have to guess what or who it is.  I'm sure you will have heard of it... and you will learn why I have a personal connection with it!

Join the smile English stories CLUB (it’s free) :  https://smileenglishstories.com/subscribe/
- to get more information to go with my videos


Playlists : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1hkLZGmxdxwfhz72vKdtdA/playlists

- écouter l’anglais compréhensible (!) en choisissant une autre vidéo – il y a des légendes en anglais, voyager en anglais, des histoires en anglais, de la cuisine en anglais, de l’histoire en anglais,...

- escuche inglés comprensible (!) eligiendo otro video: hay leyendas en inglés, viajes en inglés, historias en inglés, cocina en inglés, historia en inglés,…

- Wenn Sie gerne Englisch hören, werden Sie wahrscheinlich meine anderen Videos gerne anhören. Es gibt Legenden auf Englisch, Reisen auf Englisch, Geschichten auf Englisch, Kochen auf Englisch, Geschichte auf Englisch,…

- if you like listening to English, you will probably enjoy my other videos.  There are legends in English, travel in English, stories in English, cooking in English, history in English,…


Learning tips : https://youtu.be/y98R-QV5mN4
- listen and watch all the video
(try to understand with the images, gestures and context - adjust the speed if necessary)
- listen again with the subtitles if necessary
- if you want to, write new words (not more than 10)
- listen again with NO SUBTITLES – you should understand more


smileEnglishstories - SMILE English stories with Rachel (me!)
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“I want to… understand English, listen to English I can understand, learn English vocabulary, learn English without grammar, have a conversation in English… improve my English!”

Is that you?

Perfect!  I think you are in the right place… because I want to help you to learn English, to acquire English… I want you to listen to English spoken naturally… and to understand English spoken naturally… to listen to English spoken in lots of different contexts!  I want you to enjoy English!

I want you to practice listening to English, but to listen to interesting English.  

English conversation is often an exchange of stories in English.  To have a conversation in English with someone when you travel in English, you need to master “English small talk”.  For example, you might need to :
- talk about yourself in English
- talk about family in English
- talk about food in English
- talk about weather in English
- talk about holidays in English
- talk about interests in English
- talk about sport in English

So, I am building my smileEnglishstories YouTube channel, to give you one opportunity to listen to English spoken naturally in lots of different contexts.  After all, in England we say, “Variety is the spice of life!”

And I tell you stories in English, because if you listen to interesting stories to learn English, you will be more motivated to listen to English and you will naturally improve your listening comprehension.

I try to use simple English when I make my smileEnglishstories YouTube videos.  Simple, but rich in content!  That means accessible English for beginners (good beginners), but still interesting English for elementary level and interesting English for intermediate levels.


In the comments section, do say what you enjoyed, ask questions or tell me what sort of videos you would like to see!  Then I can make videos you will want to watch!


IMAGES and CLIPART
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https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Scarlet_Robin_0401.jpg
Summerdrought, CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Scarlet_Robin_female_-_Blackheath.jpg
JJ Harrison (https://www.jjharrison.com.au/), CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons


Favourite clipart and photo ressources :
https://www.teachingenglishgames.com/esl-flashcards
Shelly is an ESL teacher.  She created Teaching English Games and works very hard to create English teaching resources for kids, teens and adults.
https://wpclipart.com/
https://www.needpix.com/
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