Do the preparation task first. Then listen to the audio and do the exercises.
Preparation
Transcript
Teacher: So, now you've got the important information, it's time to meet each other. Everyone turn to the people next to you and introduce yourselves.
Cara: So, hi. I'm Cara. And you are?
Robert: Robert.
Selim: Selim.
Cara: Nice to meet you!
Robert and Selim: You too.
Robert: Nice accent. Where are you from?
Cara: I'm from Glasgow.
Robert: Oh, really? My mum's from near Glasgow, so I'm half Scottish.
Cara: Cool. Do you live in Scotland?
Robert: No, we live in England, near Manchester. My dad's from there. What about you, Selim?
Selim: I'm from Leeds originally but I grew up near London.
Cara: Are you both doing history on its own?
Selim: No. I'm doing history and German.
Robert: I'm doing it with maths, actually.
Selim: History and maths. That's different!
Robert: Yeah, I couldn't decide between arts and sciences. Maths doesn't help with remembering dates, though! And you?
Cara: I'm doing history and French.
Selim: I wanted to do French but German was easier, so I took that.
Cara: German is so hard!
Hi all,
Feel free to share any information about your learning, but just a friendly reminder not to share personal details, which is not allowed here. Thanks :)
Jonathan
The LearnEnglish Team
I have master degree in chemistry science, but I like to study design and management.
I like to study English so I'm learning it and I like to study programming language
My favorite subject is Math, I like to solve mathematical problems and also Math is the language of the universe
i would like to study subjects about language. right now, i'm studying English and Korean and if possible i will study Thai, Chinese or Japanese.
I like to study English and French in arts and I prefer psychology and maths in sciences .
I can't hear the audios, can anyone say why?
Hello Jopa,
I've checked the audio on the page and it is working correctly, so the problem is a local one. There are several things you could check:
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3. Check to see if local regulations are limiting access. Different countries and service providers may have their own rules as to what can and cannot be accessed online.
I hope those suggestions are helpful.
Peter
The LearnEnglish Team
When I was student, I liked to study chemistry and math, so my highest university entrance exam score was chemistry. For now, I like to study the programming language because I am a programmer.
I like to study Math and Physics. But recently, I like language such as English and French.