6.5
BOOK SIX, LESSON FIVE
N:Welcome to Lesson Five. wl(cm)tlsfv
Listen to this conversation about the reviews of "Murder at Midnight." lsttscvstabtrvs(o)fmdamnt
MIKE: This one's my favorite: tsosmfvrt
" 'Murder at Midnight' is photographed beautifully." mdamntisptgrpbtfl
STEVEN: Or this: ots
"Of the three new shows this season, ofttrnsstsss
'Murder at Midnight' is the most skillfully directed.” mdamnt(i)stmst(s)kfldrctd
MARY BETH: When Jeff sees these eat reviews, wjfsstsgrrvs
he'll cheer up. hlcr(u)p
MIKE: Yeah. Listen, yls
"Jeff Bennett moves smoothly into his first big role." jfbnmvsmtly(i)to(h)sfsbgr
MARY BETH: I think Jeff will like this one: itkjf(w)lktso
"Jeff Bennett plays the young reporter more convincingly than anyone on television. jfbnplstyrptmcvcltanon(o)tlvs
MIKE: Mary Beth, you must be thrilled too. mrbtymsbtrt
MARY BETH: Oh, I am. oiam
I'm going to frame this one: imgitfrmtso
"Mary Beth Adams plays the female lead as intelligently as anyone since. . . mrbtadmsplstfmldas(i)tlgtly(a)sanosc
" Well, you get the idea. wygt(e)ida
N: Now let's make some sentences in the past tense using adverbs. nltmksmstcsitpstsusadvbs
I say, "Her performance was convincing." ishpfmcwscvc
And you say . . . adys
F: She performed convincingly. spfmdcvcl
N: I say, "Her acting was skillful." ishactwskf
And you say . . . adys
F: She acted skillfully. sactd(s)kfl
N: Ready? Her performance was convincing. rd hpfmcwscvc
F: She performed convincingly. spfmdcvcl
N: Her acting was skillful. hactwskf
F: She acted skillfully. sactd(s)kfl
N: His direction was sensitive. hsdrctwsstv
F: He directed sensitively. hdrctd(s)stvl
N: His behavior was mysterious. hsbhvwsmstrs
F: He behaved mysteriously. hbhvdmstrsl
N: Their work was professional. twwspfsn
F: They worked professionally. twkdpfsnl
N: Her writing was intelligent. hrtwsitlgt
F: She wrote intelligently. srtitlgtl
N: His management was efficient. hsmngmtwsefct
F: He managed efficiently. hmngd(e)fctl
N: Their driving was careful. tdvwscf
F: They drove carefully. tdvcfl
N: Dick and Betty are brother and sister. dkabtabrtasst
Dick thinks he's better than Betty, dktkshsbttbt
but he isn't. bt(h)ist
They're both good at everything. trbtgd(a)evt
I say, "He swims well." ishswmsw
And you say. . . adys
M: She swims as well as he does. sswms(a)swl(a)shds
N: I say, "He writes well." ishrtw
And you say.. . adys
F: She writes as well as he does. srts(a)swl(a)shds
N: Ready? Let’s begin. rd ltbg
He swims well. hswmsw
M: She swims as well as he does. sswms(a)swl(a)shds
N: He writes well. hrtw
F: She writes as well as he does. srts(a)swl(a)shds
N: He plays the piano well. hplstpanw
M: She plays the piano as well as he does. splstpano(a)swl(a)s(h)ds
N: He cooks well. hcksw
F: She cooks as well as he does. scks(a)swl(a)shds
N: He sings well. hssw
M: She sings as well as he does. sss(a)swl(a)shds
N: He sails well. hssw
F: She sails as well as he does. sss(a)swl(a)shds
N: He gets along with people well. hgt(a)lwtppw
M: She gets along with people as well as he does. sgt(a)lwtppl(a)swl(a)shds
N: He speaks Spanish well. hspkspnsw
F: She speaks Spanish as well as he does. sspkspns(a)swl(a)shds
N: He dresses well. hdssw
M: She dresses as well as he does. sdss(a)swl(a)s(h)ds
N: He drives well. hdvsw
F: She drives as well as he does. sdvs(a)swl(a)shds
N: He behaves well. hbhvsw
M: She behaves as well as he does. sbhvs(a)swl(a)shds
N: Now let's make some sentences. nltmksmstcs
The Stamford Gazette is looking for a writer. tstfdgztislkfr(a)rt
Janet and Fred both want the job. jnafrdbtwtjb
The boss can't decide which one is better because they are both good. tbsct(d)cdwcon(i)sbtbcstabtgd
I say, "Janet writes convincingly, is jnrtcvcl
but so does Fred." bsdsfrd
And you say.. . adys
F: He writes as convincingly as she does. hrts(a)scvcly(a)sds
N: I say, "Fred writes beautifully, isfrrtbtfl
but so does Janet." bt(s)dsjnt
And you say.. . adys
F: She writes as beautifully as he does. srts(a)btfly(a)shds
N: Ready? Let's go. rdltg
Janet writes convincingly, but so does Fred. jnrtcvclbt(s)dsfrd
F: He writes as convincingly as she does. hrts(a)scvcly(a)sds
N: Fred writes beautifully, but so does Janet. frdrtbtflbsdsjnt
F: She writes as beautifully as he does. srts(a)sbtfly(a)shds
N: Fred manages people sensitively,but so does Janet. frmngsppsstvlbsdsjnt
F: She manages people as sensitively as he does. smngppl(a)sstvly(a)shds
N: Janet behaves professionally,but so does Fred. jnbhvspfsnlbt(s)dsfrd
F: He behaves as professionally as she does. hbhvs(a)spfsnly(a)sds
N: Fred works efficiently, but so does Janet. frdwks(e)fclbt(s)dsjnt
F: She works as efficiently as he does. swks(a)s(e)fctly(a)shds
N: Janet interviews people skillfully, but so does Fred. jnitvsppskflbt(s)dsfrd
F: He interviews people as skillfully as she does. hitvsppl(a)skfly(a)sds
N: Fred listens carefully, but so does Janet. frdlsscflbt(s)dsjnt
F: She listens as carefully as he does. slss(a)scfly(a)shds
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N: Janet follows directions intelligently, but so does Fred. jnflsdrctsitlgtlbt(s)dsfrd
F: He follows directions as intelligently as she does. hflsdrcts(a)s(i)tlgtly(a)sds
N: Fred thinks quickly, but so does Janet. frdtksqklbt(s)dsjnt
F: She thinks as quickly as he does. stks(a)sqkly(a)shds
N: Janet gets along with people easily, but so does Fred. jngt(a)lwtppeslbt(s)dsfrd
F: He gets along with people as easily as she does. hgt(a)lwtppasesly(a)sds
N: Fred writes superbly, but so does Janet. frrtspblbt(s)dsjnt
F: She writes as superbly as he does. srts(a)spbly(a)shds
N: Janet gets information efficiently, jngtifmtefcl
but so does Fred. bt(s)dsfrd
F: He gets information as efficiently as she does. hgt(i)fmtas(e)fcly(a)sds
N: Fred organizes people skillfully, frognzppskfl
but so does Janet. bt(s)dsjnt
F: She organizes people as skillfully as he does. sognzsppl(a)skfly(a)shds
N: Janet writes reviews convincingly, but so does Fred. jnrtrvscvclbt(s)dsfrd
F: He writes reviews as convincingly as she does. hrtrvs(a)scvcly(a)sds
N: Now let's compare Tom and Jeff. nltcptmajf
Tom and Jeff aren't the same. tmajfarttsm
They're different. trdfrt
I say, "Tom's loud speaker, istmsald(s)pk
but Jeff's a very loud speaker." bjfsavrld(s)pk
And you say. . . adys
M: Jeff speaks more loudly than Tom. jfspksmldlttm
N: I say, "Jeff's a slow swimmer, But Tom's a very slow swimmer. isjfsaslswmbtmsavrslswm
And you say . . . adys
M:Tom swims more slowly than Jeff. tmswmsmslltjf
N: Ready? Let's begin. rdltbg
Tom's a loud speaker, but Jeff's a very loud speaker. tmsald(s)pkbjfsavrld(s)pk
M: Jeff speaks more loudly than Tom. jfspksmldlttm
N: Jeff's a slow swimmer, but Tom's a very slow swimmer. jfsaslswmbtmsavrslswm
M: Tom swims more slowly than Jeff. tmswmsmslltjf
N: Tom's an intelligent writer, but Jeff's a very intelligent writer. tmsan(i)tlgtrtbjfsavritlgtrt
M: Jeff writes more intelligently than Tom. jfrtmr(i)tlgtlttm
N: Jeff's a professional actor, but Tom's a very professional actor. jfsapfsnactbtmsavrpfsnl(a)ct
M: Tom acts more professionally than Jeff. tmactmpfsnltjf
N: Tom's a beautiful singer, but Jeff's a very beautiful singer. tms(a)btfsgbjfsavrbtfsg
M: Jeff sings more beautifully than Tom. jfssmbtflttm
N: Jeff's a quick runner, but Tom's a very quick runner. jfsaqkrnbtmsavrqkrn
M: Tom runs more quickly than Jeff. tmrsmqkltjf
N: Tom's an efficient worker, but Jeff's a very efficient worker. tmsan(e)fctwkbjfsavrefctwk
M: Jeff works more efficiently than Tom. jfwksmr(e)fclttm
N: Jeff's a quick thinker,but Tom's a very quick thinker. jfsaqktkbtmsavrqktk
M: Tom thinks more quickly than Jeff. tmtksmqkltjf
N: Jeff's a careful driver, but Tom's a very careful driver. jfsacfdvbtmsavrcfdv
M: Tom drives more carefully than Jeff. tmdvsmcfltjf
N: Tom's an intelligent reader, but Jeff's a very intelligent reader. tmsan(i)tlgtrdbjfsavritlgtrd
M: Jeff reads more intelligently than Tom. jfrdmr(i)tlgtlttm
N: Jeff's a sensitive listener, but Tom's a very sensitive listener. jfsasstvlsnbtmsavrsstvlsn
M: Tom listens more sensitively than Jeff. tmlssmsstvltjf
N: Tom's a quiet worker, but Jeff's a very quiet worker. tmsaqiwkbjfsavrqiwk
M: Jeff works more quietly than Tom. jfwksmqitlttm
N: End of Lesson Five. ed(o)flsfv
6.6
BOOK SIX, LESSON SIX
N: Welcome to Lesson Six. wl(cm)tlssx
In this lesson, itsls
you're going to do a dictation, yrgitdo(a)dctt
so you'll need a pencil and a piece of paper. sylnd(a)pcad(a)pc(o)fpp
Steven's talking to Karen at the studio. stvstktkrn(a)tstd
She's telling Steven that she likes "Murder at Midnight." sstlstvtslksmdamnt
Let's listen. ltls
KAREN: It's a great show, Steven. it(a)grt(s)stv
And you have a wonderful cast. ad(y)hv(a)wdfcst
STEVEN: Yes, we all work well together. yswawwtgt
KAREN: It really shows. irlss
You don't seem as tired as last year. ydsm(a)sted(a)slst(y)
You seem more rested. ysmrstd
And happier. adhpe
STEVEN: Well, I am happier. wl(I)amhpe
Of course, I'm working harder than ever. ofcsimwkhdtn(e)v
But we get a lot done here. bwgt(a)ldh
KAREN: I can tell. Everyone handles everything so efficiently. ictevohdsevtso(e)fctl
And they're calmer than many people in this business. atrcmtmnppl(I)tsbsns
STEVEN: Yes, I have a good team. ys(I)hv(a)gtm
They do things differently. tdtsdfrtl
They don't get in the way. tdgt(I)tw
In fact, they work beautifully together. ifttwkbtfltgt
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They're the best in the business. trtbst(I)tbsns
KAREN: That's a real compliment. tt(a)rcplmt
You must be very pleased. ymsbvrplsd
STEVEN: Absolutely. absltl
N:Now listen again to the conversation. nlsn(a)gttcvst
KAREN: It's a great show, Steven. it(a)grtsstv
And you have a wonderful cast. ad(y)hv(a)wdfcst
STEVEN: Yes, we all work well together. yswawwtgt
KAREN: It really shows. itrlss
You don't seem as tired as last year. ydsm(a)sted(a)slst(y)
You seem more rested. ysmrstd
And happier. adhpe
STEVEN: Well, I am happier. wl(I)amhpe
Of course, I'm working harder than ever. ofcs(I)mwkhdtn(e)v
But we get a lot done here. bwgt(a)ldh
KAREN: I can tell. ict
Everyone handles everything so efficiently. evohds(e)vtso(e)fctl
And they're calmer than many people in this business. atrcmtmnppl(I)tsbsns
STEVEN: Yes, I have a good team. ys(I)hv(a)gtm
They do things differently. tdtsdfrtl
They don't get in the way. tdgt(I)tw
In fact, they work iftwk
beautifully together. btfltgt
They're the best in the trtbst(I)t
business. bsns
KAREN:That's a real compliment. tt(a)rcplmt
You must be very pleased. ymsbvrplsd
STEVEN:Absolutely. absltl
N: Now listen to the sentences. nlsttstcs
Say if each sentence is true or false. sifecstcistofs
After every answer that's false, aftevasttfs
you're going to hear the correct answer. yrgithtcrt(a)s
Ready? Let's go. rdltg
Steven's talking to Karen. stvstktkr
F: True. t
N: They're at the supermarket. tr(a)tspmkt
M: False. fs
They're at the studio. tr(a)tstd
N: She doesn't like the show. sdstlts
F: False. fs
She thinks it's great. stks(I)tgrt
N: Steven seems more tired than last year. stvsmsmted(t)lst(y)
M: False. fs
He doesn't seem as tired as last year. hdssm(a)sted(a)slst(y)
N: He seems happier. hsmshpe
F: True. t
N: He's working harder than ever. hswkhdtn(e)v
M: True. t
N: She doesn't think everyone's efficient. sdstkevos(e)fct
F: False. fs
She thinks everyone handles everything efficiently. stksevohdsevtefctl
N: Steven's angry at his team at WEFL. stvs(a)gry(a)t(h)stm(a)wefl
M: False. fs
He likes them. hlkstm
N: He compliments them. hcplmttm
F: True. t
N: Now let's listen to these sentences. nltlsttstcs
Some of the words are adjectives, like wonderful. sm(o)ftwd(a)ajtvslkwdf
Some of the words are adverbs, like efficiently. sm(o)ftwd(a)advbslkefctl
Say the adjectives and the adverbs in these sentences. st(e)ajtvsat(e)advbs(I)tstcs
You hear. . . yh
F: It's a great show. it(a)grts
N: And you say . . . adys
F: Great. grt
N: You hear. . . yh
M: We work well together. wwwtgt
N: And you say . . . adys
M: Well. w
N: Let's begin. ltbg
It's a great show. it(a)grt(s)
M: Great. grt
N: We work well together. wwkwtgt
F: Well. w
N: You have a wonderful cast. yhv(a)wdfcst
M: Wonderful. wdf
N: It really shows. irlss
F: Really. rl
N: You seem more rested. And happier. ysmrstdadhpe
M: Rested and happier. rstdadhpe
N: I'm working harder than ever. imwkhdtn(e)v
F: Harder. hd
N: Everyone handles everything so efficiently. evohdsevtso(e)fctl
M: Efficiently. efctl
N: And they're calmer than many people. atrcmtmnpp
F: Calmer. cm
N: Yes, I have a good team. ysihv(a)gtm
M: Good. gd
N: They do things differently. tdtsdfrtl
F: Differently. dfrtl
N: They work beautifully together. twkbtfltgt
M: Beautifully. btfl
N: They're the best in the business. trtbst(I)tbsns
F: The best. tbst
N: That's a real compliment. tt(a)rcplmt
M: Real. r
N: Now let's practice these sentences. Repeat. nltprtctstcsrpt
F: It's a great show. it(a)grt(s)
You have a wonderful cast. yhv(a)wdfcst
M: We all work well together. wawwtgt
F: You don't seem as tired as last year. ydsm(a)sted(a)slst(y)
As last year. aslst(y)
You don't seem as tired as last year. ydsm(a)sted(a)slst(y)
You seem more rested and happier. ysmrstd(a)hpe
Happier. hpe
You seem more rested and happier. ysmrstd(a)hpe
M: I'm working harder than ever. imwkhdtn(e)v
We get a lot done here. wgt(a)ldh
F: Everyone handles everything so efficiently. evohdsevtso(e)fctl
So efficiently. sefctl
Everyone handles everything so efficiently. evohds(e)vtso(e)fctl
They're calmer than many people. trcmtmnpp
M:They do things differently. tdtsdfrtl
They don't get in the way. tdgt(I)tw
They work beautifully together. twkbtfltgt
They're the best in the business. trtbst(I)tbsns
In the business. itbsns
They're the best in the business. trtbst(I)tbsns
F: That's a real compliment. tt(a)rcplmt
You must be very pleased. ymstbvrplsd
N: Now let's try a dictation. nltty(a)dctt
It's a job recommendation. it(a)jb(r)cmdt
You'll need a pencil and a piece of paper. ylnd(a)pcad(a)pc(o)fpp
Ready? rd
F: Number One. nbo
She is a good typist. se(I)s(a)gtpst
Number Two. nbt
Not only does she type well, nt(o)ndstpw
but she is fast too. bt(s)e(I)sfst
Number Three. nbtr
She listens closely slssclsl
to instructions from her boss. to(I)stctsfrhbs
Number Four. nbf
She finishes her work quickly and efficiently. sfnss(h)wkqklad(e)fctl
Number Five. nbfv
She stays calm, sstscm
even when our office is very busy. evwn(o)ofc(i)svrbs
Number Six. nbsx
She comes to the office early scmstt(e)ofcel
and leaves late. alvslt
Number Seven. nbsv
She is the most skillful secretary se(I)stmst(s)kfsctr
I have ever worked with. ihvevwkdwt
Number Eight. nbet
She is an extremely valuable employee. se(I)s(a)n(e)xtmlvlabeple
N: Now listen again and check your work. nlsn(a)gack(y)wk
F: She is a good typist. se(I)s(a)gtpst
Not only does she type well, but she is fast too. ntoldstpwbt(s)e(I)sfst
She listens closely to instructions from her boss. slssclslto(I)stctsfrhbs
She finishes her work quickly and efficiently. sfnsshwqklad(e)fctl
She stays calm, even when our office is very busy. sstscmevwn(o)ofc(I)svrbs
She comes to the office early and leaves late. scmstt(e)ofcelalvslt
She is the most skillful secretary I have ever worked with. se(I)stmst(s)kfsctrihvevwkdwt
She is an extremely valuable employee. se(I)s(a)n(e)xtmlvlabeple
N: End of Lesson Six. ed(o)flssx
6.7
BOOK SIX, LESSON seven
N: Listen Seven. lssv
Listen to the conversation, lsttcvst
CHARLES: While you were away, wywaw
Jeff’s father went to the hospital. jfsftwtthspt
GEORGE: Oh, no! on
CHARLES: He was moving furniture when he felt a pain in his chest. hwsmvfntwn(h)ft(a)pn(I)hscst
A few minutes later, afmntlt
Jeff’s mother found him on the floor. jfsmtfd(h)m(o)tfl
GEORGE: Where was Jeff? wwsjf
CHARLES: He was here at the studio. hwshatstd
He was rehearsing when the call came. hwsrhswtccm
N: Listen and repeat. lsarpt
M: Rehearsing rhs
he was rehearsing. hwsrhs
He was rehearsing when the call came. hwsrhswtccm
N: Now a say, nw(I)s
"She arrived.” sarvd
And you say, adys
"He was rehearsing when she arrived.” hwsrhswse(a)rvd
Are you ready? ayrd
She arrived. se(a)rvd]
F: He was rehearing when she arrived. hwsrhswse(a)rvd
N: She called. scd
M: He was rehearsing when she called. hwsrhswscd
N: They entered the studio. tettstd
M: He was rehearsing when they entered the studio. hwsrhswtetd(t)std
N: They landed on the moon. tlddotm
M: He was rehearsing when they landed on the moon, hwsrhswtldd(o)tm
N: Listen carefully. lscfl
You’re going to hear two words. yrgithtwd
Are they the same or different? attsmodfrt
I say, "Dream. Dreamed." isdrm drmd
And you say, adys
“Different.” dfrt
I say, ”Arrive. Arrive.” isarvarv
And you say,” adys
The same.” tsm
Are you ready? ayrd
Dream. drm
Dreamed. drmd
F:Different. dfrt
N:Arrive. Arrive. arvarv
M:The same. tsm
N:Sign. Sign. ss
F:The same. tsm
N:Tried out. Tried out. td(o)t td(o)t
M:The same. tsm
N:landed landed lddldd
M:The same. tsm
N:Called. cd
Call. c
F: Different. dfrt
N: Reviewed. Reviewed. rvdrvd
M:The same. tsm
N: Played. Play. pldpl
F: Different. dfrt
N: Liked. Like. lkdlk
M: Different. dfrt
N: Move. Move. mvmv
F: The same. tsm
N: Rehearse. Rehearsed. rhsrhsd
M: Different. dfrt
N: Talk. Talk. tktk
F: The same. tsm
etdetd
tsm
sdsd
tsm
N: Call. Called. c cd
M: Different. dfrt
N: Try out. Tried out. ty(o)t tdot
F: Different. dfrt
N: Signed. Sign. sds
M: Different. dfrt
N: Rehearse. Rehearse. rhsrhs
F: The same. tsm
N: Like. Like. lklk
M: The same. tsm
N: Arrived. Arrive. arvdarv
F: Different. dfrt
N: Talked. Talked. tkdtkd
M: The same. tsm
N: call call cc
M: The same. tsm
N: Listen and repeat. lsarpt
F: Watch Watched wcwcd
Like liked lk lkd
Call called ccd
Arrive arrived arvarvd
N: Now listen carefully to these sentences. nlscflttstcs
Are they talking about every day? attk(a)bevd
Or are they talking about yesterday? oattk(a)bystd
For example, fr(e)xap
if you hear… if(y)h
F: They watch the show. twcts
N: She’s talking about every day. sstk(a)bevd
If you hear… if(y)h
F: They watched the show. twcdts
N: She’s talking about yesterday. sstk(a)bystd
When you hear… wn(y)h
F: They watched the show. twcd(t)s
N: You say “They watched the show yesterday.” ystwcd(t)systd
Are you ready? Let’s begin, ayrd ltbg
They watch the show. twcts
M: They watch the show every day. twctsevd
N: they liked the show. tlkdts
F: they liked the show yesterday. tlkd(t)systd
N: They dream of Paris. tdrmofprs
M: They dream of Paris every day. tdrmofprsevd
N: They watch television. twctlvs
F: They watch television every day. twctlvsevd
N: They called the studio. tcdtstd
M: They called the studio yesterday. tcdtstdystd
N: They dreamed of making a movie. tdrmdofmkamv
F: They dreamed of making a movie yesterday. tdrmd(o)fmk(a)mvystd
N: They reviewed the show. trvdts
M: They reviewed the show yesterday. trvdtsystd
N: They rehearse the show. trhsts
F: They rehearse the show every day. trhstsevd
N: They signed the treaty, tsdttt
M: They signed the treaty yesterday. tsdtttystd
N: They rehearse the scene. trhsts
F: They rehearse the scene every day. trhstsystd
N: They tried out for the movie. ttd(o)ftmv
M: They tried out for the movie yesterday. ttd(o)ftmvystd
N: They moved some furniture. tmvd(s)mfnt
F: They moved some furniture yesterday. tmnd(s)mfntystd
N: They like working together. tlwktgt
M: They like working together every day. tlkwktgtevd
N: They arrived in Stamford. tarvdistfd
F: They arrived in Stamford yesterday. tarvd(I)stfystd
N: They enter the studio at eight o’clock. tettstdaet(o)clk
M: They enter the studio at eight o’clock every day. tettstdaet(o)clkevd
N: They talk about business. ttk(a)bbsns
F: They talk about business every day. ttk(a)bbsnsevd
N: Repeat these words. rptswd
F: on the moon otm
landed on the moon ldd(o)tm
when they landed on the moon wtldd(o)tm
N: Now let’s make some sentences. nltmksmstcs
I say,“ He was watching television.” ishwswctlvs
And you say… adys
M: He was watching television whey they landed on the moon. hwswctlvswtldd(o)tm
N: I say,” She was having a baby.” isswshvabb
And you say… adys
F: She was having baby when they landed on the moon. swshvbbwtldd(o)tm
N: Ready? Let’s begin. rdltbg
He was watching television. hwswctlvs
M: He was watching television whey they landed on the moon. hwswctlvswtldd(o)tm
N: She was having a baby. swshvabb
F: She was having baby whey they landed on the moon. swshvabbwtldd(o)tm
N: She was making a movie. swsmkamv
M: She was making a movie when they landed on the moon, swsmkamvwtldd(o)tm
N: He was playing at school. hwspliasc
F: He was playing at school when they landed on the moon, hwspliascwtldd(o)tm
N:The baby was crying. tbbwscri
M:The baby was crying when they landed on the moon. tbbwscriwtldd(o)tm
N: He was flying to Paris. hwsflitprs
P: He was flying to Paris when they landed on the moon. hwsflitprswtldd(o)tm
N: She was trying out for a movie. swstiofamv
M: She was trying out for a movie when they landed on the moon. swstiofr(a)mvwtldd(o)tm
N: He was moving furniture. hwsmvfnt
F: He was moving furniture when they landed on the moon. hwsmvfntwtldd(o)tm
N: Everyone was rehearsing. evowsrhs
M: Everyone was rehearsing when they landed on the moon. evowsrhswtldd(o)tm
N: I was working. iwswk
F: I was working when they landed on the moon. iwswkwtldd(o)tm
N: The nurses were clapping. tnsswclp
M: The nurses were clapping when they landed on the moon. tnsswclpwtldd(o)tm
N: He was having dinner. hwshvdn
F: He was having dinner when they landed on the moon. hwshvdnwtldd(o)tm
N: She was directing a movie. swsdrctamv
M:She was directing a movie when they landed on the moon. swsdrctamvwtldd(o)tm
N: Fran and Jeff are talking on the telephone. frajfatkottlp
Let's listen. ltls
JEFF: I called you last night, Fran, icd(y)lsnfr
but you weren't home. bt(y)wthm
Where were you? wwy
FRAN: I was at a museum. iws(a)t(a)msu
It was fascinating. iwsfcnt
JEFF: Weren't you watching the show? wt(y)wcts
FRAN: What show? ws
Oh, that show. ot(s)
No, I didn't have time. niddt(h)vtm
I went to a museum. iwto(a)msu
George went too. ggwt
JEFF: Wasn't he watching the show? wst(h)wcts
FRAN: No, he wasn't. nhwst
He was with me. hwswtm
We saw Kathy, by the way. wsktbtw
JEFF: Wasn't she watching the show? wst(s)wcts
FRAN: No, she wasn't. nswst
Then we met Henry and Charles for drinks. twmthracsfdrks
JEFF: Are you serious? aysrs
Weren't they watching the show? wtwcts
FRAN: No, Jeff, they weren't. njftwt
Then we all went to my place. twawtmplc
And had something to eat. c(a)hd(s)mttet
JEFF: You mean none of you saw the show? ymnn(o)fysts
FRAN: No, we didn't see the show. nwddsts
I completely forgot about it. icpltlfgt(a)bt(I)t
We were having too much fun. wwhvtmcf
JEFF: Well! w
N: Now I say, nw(I)s
"Fred went to a restaurant." frwto(a)rst(r)t
And you say, "Wasn't he watching the show?" adyswst(h)wcts
I say, "Mary Beth went to a museum." ismrbtwto(a)msu
And you say, "Wasn't she watching the show?" adyswsswcts
Ready? rd
Fred went to a restaurant. frwto(a)rst(r)t
M: Wasn't he watching the show? wst(h)wcts
N: Mary Beth went to a museum. mrbtwto(a)msu
F: Wasn't she watching the show? wsswcts
N: Frank and Dan had a party. frk(a)dhd(a)pt
M: Weren't they watching the show? wrttwcts
N: Henry flew to Paris. hrfltprs
F: Wasn't he watching the show? wst(h)wcts
N: Jane went out for dinner with Kim. jwt(o)fdnwtkm
M: Weren't they watching the show? wrtwcts
N: I wrote a couple of letters. irt(a)cpl(o)flts
F: Weren't you watching the show? wrt(y)wcts
N: Harry and Pam went shopping. hrapmwt(s)p
M: Weren't they watching the show? wrtwcts
N: Anne drove to the airport. andrtt(e)apt
F: Wasn't she watching the show? wsswcts
N: This is the end of Lesson Seven. tsst(e)e(e)d(o)flssv
