[ShadowingBook] The Funding Gap in Start-up Investing | TED

This clip repeats listening and speaking five times per sentence.
Don't think of the meaning, think of yourself as a baby, just listen to the native accent and repeat it indefinitely.
If you master this video, go to the original video below.
You can hear all english sentences well. :)

▶Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=gKZBvEekxvo

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