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English Speaking Exercise (All Levels)

Course 202, Unit 9, Lesson 1

Describing time and activities

Instructions: Please recite the following paragraph. Press the 'add audio submission' button to record and submit this exercise.

What time is it now? It is one o’clock now. What was the time three hours ago? It was six o’clock. The couple was on the boat at 2:15. Where were you at 12:45? I was at the train station at 12:45. Is it time for the train to arrive yet? No, the train was here twenty minutes ago.

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  • B0nnie
    Mochapoints: 35068  |  Teacher Score: 9961 (95%)

    great - try to say year without the j sound
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  • B0nnie
    Mochapoints: 35068  |  Teacher Score: 9961 (95%)
    This content requires the Adobe Flash Player.
    Get Flash string(11) "transparent"
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  • Poete
    Mochapoints: 47725  |  Teacher Score: 21871 (83%)

    Excellent!

    Try only to work the pronunciation of "year" and "biggest".
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  • Azad
    Mochapoints: 8109  |  Teacher Score: 2868 (0%)

    great work............

    keep it up like this
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