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Learn English with Sleeping Beauty

Learn English with Sleeping Beauty

Learn English With TV Series

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Warm-up Questions

What do you already know about the story of Sleeping Beauty?
Do you prefer learning English with fairy tales or with modern movies? Why?
What kind of English do you think you will hear in a lesson called “Learn English with Sleeping Beauty” (formal, casual, romantic, funny, etc.)?

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Learn English with Sleeping Beauty

The curse and the movie reimagining (00:00 – 03:45)

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1. What does Maleficent say she will do to show she bears “no ill will”?

She will bestow a gift on the child.
She will leave immediately and never return.
She will invite everyone to the moors.

2. What does the curse predict will happen before Aurora’s 16th birthday ends?

She will lose her wings and her crown.
She will leave the kingdom forever.
She will prick her finger on a spindle and fall into a death-like sleep.

3. In the speaker’s summary, why does Stefan betray Maleficent’s trust?

Because he is under an enchantment.
Because of greed and ambition.
Because Aurora tells him to do it.

Learn English with Sleeping Beauty

Meeting Maleficent + key phrases explained (03:45 – 08:32)

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1. When Aurora says “Then come out,” what does “come out” mean here?

To stop hiding and show yourself.
To leave the country.
To become famous.

2. Why does Aurora call Maleficent her “fairy godmother”?

Because Maleficent invited her to a party.
Because Maleficent promised her a throne.
Because Aurora believes Maleficent has been watching over and protecting her.

3. What is the difference between “shadow” and “shade” according to the lesson?

Shadow is the outline created by an object; shade is a cool dark area.
They are exactly the same in all situations.
Shadow is a cool area; shade is the outline of an object.

Learn English with Sleeping Beauty

The spell, true love’s kiss, and advanced language points (08:32 – 23:22)

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1. Why do the characters say the kiss didn’t work?

Because Aurora didn’t want to wake up.
Because it wasn’t done properly and it’s supposed to be true love’s kiss.
Because the curse was already revoked.

2. What word is used to describe the spell Aurora is under?

A superstition
An apology
An enchantment

3. In the lesson, what does “the one” mean?

The first person you meet at a party.
A person who is watching over you.
A person who is a perfect match or soulmate.

Learn English with Sleeping Beauty

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1. What is one main goal of the video lesson (besides telling the story)?

To teach vocabulary, expressions, and pronunciation through movie scenes
To review only grammar rules with no listening practice
To teach math skills using Disney movies

2. How is this version of Sleeping Beauty described as different in the lesson?

Maleficent is shown as misunderstood and changes over time.
Aurora never falls asleep in this version.
The story takes place in the modern world with no magic.

3. What pronunciation topic does the speaker explicitly teach?

Connected speech (reducing and linking words)
How to spell every word you hear
How to roll the R sound in Spanish

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

Learn English with Sleeping Beauty

Do you think Maleficent’s actions are understandable, unforgivable, or both? Why?
In your opinion, what kinds of actions count as “betraying someone’s trust” in real life?
Do you like learning expressions through movie scenes? Which expression from the video would you like to use more often?
The lesson highlights connected speech (e.g., “What are you doing?”). What connected-speech reductions do you notice in English that make listening difficult for you?

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