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English Speaking Exercise (All Levels)

Course 101, Unit 2, Lesson 1

Describing People and Objects

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

There is money for food and candy in the wallet. The woman is in her car, but the man is on the couch. The food is on the table, but the candy is in the box. The girl is in the chair, and the boy is in the bed. I am at the building, and the managers are at the table. The lamp is on the table. The coffee is on the table too. The girl is on the bus, and the boy is at the door.

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  • Chris
    Mochapoints: 16109  |  Teacher Score: 8767 (100%)

    Hi Gabriela. This is very good! Continue studying...
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  • carl
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    excellent reading, keep up the great work
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  • Ted
    Mochapoints: 13756  |  Teacher Score: 13107 (100%)

    Great!!!
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  • summerguy2007
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    Impressive!  The only word you may want to practice more is "coffee".

    You speak very well here.
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  • aurorebur
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    Really good pronunciation here.  I would recommend that you practice the long "e" vowel sound (such as coffEE) and also the short "u" sound as in BUS.  Great job!
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