A captured mustang remains determined to return to his herd no matter what.
"Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron" tells the story of a wild mustang living in the American West. Through Spirit's eyes, you'll learn words about nature like "mountains," "plains," "river," and "sky." You'll also hear words about horses like "stallion," "mare," "colt," and "herd." The story follows Spirit's capture by the US Cavalry and his struggles to remain free. He meets a Native American man named Little Creek and a kind girl named Rain, who help him on his journey. The film uses lots of action words like "run," "jump," "fly," and "fight," which are great for building your vocabulary. This movie is full of emotions like freedom, courage, friendship, and determination. You'll hear language expressing these feelings, which will help you understand how English speakers talk about their emotions. The movie also has lots of dialogue between different characters, which is excellent for practicing your listening skills. The songs in the movie are easy to sing along to, and can help you learn natural English rhythm and pronunciation. You'll hear both formal language from the Colonel and informal language from the soldiers, giving you a good mix of styles. Watching "Spirit" is a fun and engaging way to improve your English. The story is exciting, and the visuals are beautiful, making it easier to stay focused and learn. Because the story is simple to follow, you can concentrate on understanding the language. You can learn about Native American culture and the history of the American West, too! By listening to the characters and singing the songs, you’ll improve your pronunciation and fluency while enjoying a great story.
Here are the first 15 of the more difficult words in Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron:
