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The Boy Who Cried Wolf - Beginner English

If you would like to see the full transcript and vocabulary list, download the PDF from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ePjG... Comprehensible Input (CI) is a teaching method that helps you learn a language naturally by understanding and enjoying the content you are listening to or reading. It focuses on making sure the language you hear or see is just a little bit above your current level, so you can understand most of it while learning new words and grammar. How This Lesson Uses CI The Boy Who Cried Wolf is a story about a young boy who takes care of sheep. One day, he feels bored and lies to the people in his village. He shouts, "Wolf! Wolf!" The villagers run to help him, but there is no wolf. The boy does this again, and the people believe him. But when a real wolf comes, and the boy asks for help, no one believes him. The wolf eats the sheep, and the boy learns that lying is wrong. What to Do Find a Quiet Place: Make sure you are in a comfortable and quiet place where you can listen without distractions. Listen Carefully: Play the video and listen to the story. Try to understand what is happening. Don't Worry About Understanding Everything: It's okay if you don't understand every word. Just focus on the general meaning and enjoy the story. Repeat if Needed: Feel free to listen to the story more than once. Each time, you'll understand more and learn better. Take Note of New Words: If you hear new words or phrases, try to guess their meaning from the context. You can look them up later if you want. By following these steps, you'll improve your English naturally and enjoyably!