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English Speaking Exercise (All Levels)

Course 101, Unit 3, Lesson 4

When and where?

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

The woman is going to phone the hotel in forty-five minutes. The girl is going home at three o’clock. The man is not going to the office, and I am going to the airport in five minutes. The boy is going to school at nine o’clock.

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  • Ranim
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    hotel (shorter H sound) HOtel  

    Home same sound as in HOtel... HOme...

    to THE airport (you skip the word THE)
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    molto bene bello!
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    Bravo!

    good job :)
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