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7.3 Vocabulary and skills development
Exercise 7c
Audio 7.9
1 Can you lend me your car for the weekend?
2 They watched basketball on TV last night.
3 Come here! I want to speak to you.
4 My colleague told me about a new restaurant in town.
5 Can you take this book to the library for me?
6 ‘I’m lost,’ he said.
7 When Jacek looked at his phone during the meeting, I got very angry.
8 I didn’t have a pen, so I borrowed one from my friend.
9 When you come to the party, can you bring something to drink?
10 Let’s go to the beach tomorrow.
7.4 Speaking and writing
Exercise 2
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P People usually think that video games are bad for children’s health. But new research says that perhaps this isn’t true. At a school in Hedgesville, West Virginia, in the USA, students played video games in their gym class every week. Some children didn’t enjoy exercise before, but with games like Just Dance and surfing on Wii Sports Resort, they started to enjoy their gym classes. Jan Hamilton and Sarah White, two local parents, are in the studio with me to discuss this.
Exercise 3a
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P Jan and Sarah, you’re both parents, what do you think of this idea?
J I think it’s great. And it’s a fun way to do exercise, too.
S Hmm ... I don’t know about that. Some video games aren’t OK for children because they’re very violent.
J Yes, but they didn’t use violent games like that at the school. They were exercise games, like Just Dance.
S Well, for me, it depends on the game. But you’re right, some games can be good. My son plays the football video game FIFA for hours and hours sometimes. But then he goes out to the park and plays football with his friends, and they try to do things they see on the video game.
P Yes, my son is the same. What’s your opinion, Jan?
J Well, they want to be like their heroes.
S I agree with that. They certainly do. But do we want our children to be like their heroes?
P Well, an interesting discussion, but I’m afraid that’s all we have time for today.