English Shadowing Practice
Shadow speaking, also called the shadowing method: listen to a short reference recording, repeat it in sync, and get feedback on pronunciation, rhythm, and fluency. Free, with no account required.
- Pronunciation
- Accent clarity
- Natural rhythm
- Clearer delivery at work
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Questions before you start
What is shadow speaking?
Shadow speaking means listening to a short reference and repeating closely with the speaker. The aim is to practice connected speech, stress, rhythm, and pacing in context rather than pronouncing isolated words.
How should a beginner start shadow speaking?
Choose a short clip, listen once, then follow the transcript while speaking with the reference. Repeat the same passage several times, focusing on rhythm first and individual sounds only after the timing feels comfortable.
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