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English Speaking Exercise (All Levels)

Course 202, Unit 9, Lesson 3

Two Shopping Trips

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

Mrs. Smith needs to buy a new dress and a present for her daughter. Yesterday, she looked at many different dresses, but she did not like them. Today, she looks at a yellow dress and a blue dress. Finally, she buys the blue dress for $200. Yesterday, Mrs. Smith did not know what to buy for her son. She looked at some sweaters, shirts and pants. Then she looked at a new soccer ball. She still could not decide. Today, Mrs. Smith buys her son a new watch. She finally finishes shopping.

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  • @aNaToLiS
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  • @aNaToLiS
    Mochapoints: 3850  |  Teacher Score: 3513 (0%)
    Realy nice voices. I dont need radio at this time. Sama playing jazz music. I want give five stars.Dont want more stars..
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  • Gil
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    Good job, clear and easy to understand. Two words you need to practice are "looked" and "did". I will leave an audio comment so you can hear how they should sound.
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  • Gil
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    lo siento! I didn't get the audio in for you. It is in this one -- escuche aqui!
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  • Elie
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    nice voice and great pronounciation
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