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Speaking (Life stories) SVIP
Choose the best answer to complete the exchange.
A: I finally finished reading the book you lent me. ____________
B: I'm glad you like it.
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A: Hey, I watched that comedy show you told me about. ____________
B: I knew you'd find it funny!
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A: I listened to the new album you recommended. ____________
B: Which track is your favourite?
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A: I finally got the promotion I've been working towards.
B: ____________
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A: I just heard back from the university. I got accepted into my dream program. ____________
B: Congratulations.
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A: Guess what? I won the art competition I entered last month.____________
B: I'm so happy for you.
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A: I just got the news that my science project won first place at the fair.
B: ____________
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A: Guess what? My poem will be published in a well-known literary magazine.
B: ____________
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A: Do you think children should read about the life stories of famous people?
B: ____________ Their successes and failures teach them valuable lessons.
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A: Thanks for coming to my performance.
B: ____________
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A: What do you think of Leonardo da Vinci?
B: ____________
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A: Shakespeare's plays were not published during his lifetime.
B: ____________ How did they become so well-known?
Write letters a – f in the blanks 1 – 5 to complete the conversation. There's one extra letter.
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a. I had no idea he was into music. b. I'll have to read more about him. c. He was, but he also had a great sense of humour. d. That's quite surprising. e. What's so interesting about it? f. Where did you hear about it? |
Alex: Hey, have you ever read about Albert Einstein's life? It's fascinating!
Sam: No, I haven't. (1) -
Alex: Well, he was a brilliant physicist, but did you know he was also a passionate violinist?
Sam: Really? (2) -
Alex: Yeah, he believed that music helped him think better. He even said that if he weren't a scientist, he would probably be a musician.
Sam: (3) - I always pictured him as the serious, thinking type.
Alex: (4) - There are so many stories about his witty remarks.
Sam: Sounds like there was more to Einstein than just E=mc².
Alex: Absolutely! His contributions to science are enormous, and his personal life is equally interesting.
Sam: (5) - Do you have any book recommendations?
Alex: Sure, I'll send you a list. You're going to enjoy learning about his life.
Write letters a – f in the blanks 1 – 5 to complete the conversation. There's one extra letter.
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a. Very brave and very dedicated to her research. b. But it was dangerous work, wasn't it? c. Just remember, it takes hard work and passion, just like Marie Curie. d. There were great female scientists in history. e. She was a remarkable scientist. f. She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize. |
Sophie: Dad, we learned about Marie Curie in school today.
Dad: Oh? What did you learn about her?
Sophie: (1) - And she won it twice!
Dad: That's right. (2) - Do you know what she discovered?
Sophie: Yes, she discovered two elements, radium and polonium. (3) -
Dad: It was. Unfortunately, she didn't know about the risks of radiation back then.
Sophie: It's sad, but she was really brave, wasn't she?
Dad: (4) - She opened up a whole new field in science.
Sophie: I want to be like her, Dad. I want to discover something important.
Dad: And I believe you can, Sophie. (5) -
Reorder the sentences to make a complete conversation.
I just read a book about Stephen Hawking. His life was incredible.
- Yes, that's him. Despite his illness, he made groundbreaking discoveries.
- Oh, the scientist who studied black holes?
- True, but he still gave lectures and wrote books. His book ‘A Brief History of Time' is a bestseller.
- It's amazing how he overcame his challenges.
- I heard he couldn't speak without a machine.
- Absolutely. He showed that physical limitations couldn't stop a brilliant mind.
His determination is really inspiring. I want to read more about him now.
You should. His insights on the universe will blow your mind.
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