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bilibili_data_670994596_BV1gz4y1871V_p79_BV1gz4y1871V_p79_m4-dialogue_0930891 | [S1] ... up in these mountains. [S2] Am I dreaming? [S1] Am I dreaming? That's the feeling of surreal, right? [S2] And we talked about word formation. That's another word that maybe people have heard before of surrealism, surrealistic painting. They might be familiar with that type of art, which is called that because it has a dream-like quality to it. [S1] Yeah, that's really cool, yeah, because, you know, surreal here is the adjective, right? Something surreal. Simply by adding the suffix -ism, it becomes a noun. | 27.52 | 2.951063 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_670994596_BV1gz4y1871V_p79_BV1gz4y1871V_p79_m4-dialogue_0930891.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_673698232_BV1j5411m7TU_p20_BV1j5411m7TU_p20_m4-dialogue_0012520 | [S1] Allusions to embarrassing occasions and confessions of indecision and incomprehension eroded tensions in discussions about the suppression of noisy explosions. [S2] I wonder what the story behind all that is. [S1] Never mind. Just repeat the sentence now exactly as you heard it. Use the marked text first if you wish, then make sure you can read it correctly from the following plain text. | 24.52 | 2.903546 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_673698232_BV1j5411m7TU_p20_BV1j5411m7TU_p20_m4-dialogue_0012520.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_673698232_BV1j5411m7TU_p20_BV1j5411m7TU_p20_m4-dialogue_0012521 | [S1] And here's a sentence to practice. Listen to me first. The reason for Parson Adamson's grandson's prison sentence were arson and treason. [S2] God only knows what poor Parson Adamson thought about having a grandson who was an arsonist and traitor. [S1] The boy must have set fire to our royal palace or something of the sort. [S2] Now you say the sentence. | 24.2 | 2.901331 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_673698232_BV1j5411m7TU_p20_BV1j5411m7TU_p20_m4-dialogue_0012521.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_673698232_BV1j5411m7TU_p20_BV1j5411m7TU_p20_m4-dialogue_0012523 | [S1] And now we'll put some of these words in a practice sentence that has all four S sounds. Watch and listen carefully now. [S2] Users of this useful expression usually misuse it. [S1] Now you tell us about the usual misuse of an unspecified expression by its users, and make sure you can also read it accurately and confidently from the following unmarked text. | 24.84 | 2.800162 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_673698232_BV1j5411m7TU_p20_BV1j5411m7TU_p20_m4-dialogue_0012523.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_673698232_BV1j5411m7TU_p21_BV1j5411m7TU_p21_m4-dialogue_0100528 | [S1] bathos, pathos, pathetic, sympathetic, enthusiast. [S2] Method, plethora, catheter, urethra, lithograph, monthly, physiotherapy, radiotherapy. [S1] Now it's your turn again. [S2] And I'm sure you'll recognize quite a few old friends that we've practiced in other sections for other sounds. | 25.84 | 2.910228 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_673698232_BV1j5411m7TU_p21_BV1j5411m7TU_p21_m4-dialogue_0100528.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_673698232_BV1j5411m7TU_p21_BV1j5411m7TU_p21_m4-dialogue_0100532 | [S1] and reinforcement helps to win the battle for good pronunciation, as it does in other sorts of battle. [S2] We strongly recommend you to practice them all now and say them again and again, group by group, until you are pronunciation perfect. [S1] And here are a few things to note particularly carefully. | 27.64 | 2.864582 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_673698232_BV1j5411m7TU_p21_BV1j5411m7TU_p21_m4-dialogue_0100532.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_673698232_BV1j5411m7TU_p21_BV1j5411m7TU_p21_m4-dialogue_0100539 | [S1] And it is still used in the expression to block your discussion, which means to damage your reputation. [S2] Now listen to some more examples with T-U-R-E. [S1] Adventure. [S2] Capture. [S1] Dentures. [S2] Expenditure. [S1] Feature. [S2] Future. [S1] Suture. [S2] Indenture. [S1] Investiture. [S2] Juncture. [S1] Literature. [S2] Nature. [S1] Picture. [S2] Puncture. [S1] Rapture. [S2] Rupture. [S1] Scripture. [S2] Tincture. | 29.52 | 2.867618 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_673698232_BV1j5411m7TU_p21_BV1j5411m7TU_p21_m4-dialogue_0100539.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_673698232_BV1j5411m7TU_p22_BV1j5411m7TU_p22_m4-dialogue_0169091 | [S1] Someone's mother's grovelling brothers come, shoveling lovely money. [S2] Now you say that sentence to practice making the short O3 sound, which is the same as short U3. [S1] Listen carefully now to a list of words with the same sound made by the letter U. | 28.56 | 2.882435 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_673698232_BV1j5411m7TU_p22_BV1j5411m7TU_p22_m4-dialogue_0169091.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_673698232_BV1j5411m7TU_p22_BV1j5411m7TU_p22_m4-dialogue_0169116 | [S1] Actually, a tutor in America is also slang for a fart, but it is not only American usage that causes confusion. There are some words which we always pronounce with long U1, like rule or Julia. [S2] There are some which always have long U2, like tutor and student. [S1] But there are yet others which can have either sound, like loot and illusion, which I have just pronounced with the long U1 sound. | 29.24 | 2.803652 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_673698232_BV1j5411m7TU_p22_BV1j5411m7TU_p22_m4-dialogue_0169116.mp3 | [
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