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English Speaking Exercise (All Levels)

Course 102, Unit 5, Lesson 4

Describing Objects, Animals, and People

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

The girl is sitting in the chair facing the old books. The boys are carrying light boxes to the table. The elephant is heavy but the fish is light. The woman is driving on a rough road in the rain. The men are eating expensive food at the restaurant.

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  • cjph7
    Mochapoints: 1492  |  Teacher Score: 535 (0%)
    You speak very well, and your speed is similar to a native speaker's. I understand you well. Well done!
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  • tissasera
    Mochapoints: 3300  |  Teacher Score: 1622 (0%)
    Your pronunciation is exceptionally good. But I have one comment on the dialogue. It should be sitting on the chair.... Good Luck!
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  • alex
    Mochapoints: 3449  |  Teacher Score: 513 (0%)
    good job.
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  • Dee
    Mochapoints: 3030  |  Teacher Score: 1257 (100%)
    Very good, your speed is almost the same as a native speaker. I disagree with tissasera is some way. Yes, sitting on a chair is correct but sitting in a chair is also correct. Here is America both are said in the same context and understood to mean to the same thing.
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  • Sheen Juarrera ...
    Mochapoints: 1185  |  Teacher Score: 319 (0%)
    very good.
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  • John91420
    Mochapoints: 18192  |  Teacher Score: 4343 (100%)
    Very good!
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  • aliq8
    Mochapoints: 68207  |  Teacher Score: 53779 (0%)

    very well
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