A b c d. Dialogue My brother is taking cooking lessons.0:15
In Russia not so many men are fond of cooking.0:49
By the way, do you like cooking?0:52
I'm not a very good cook.0:56
You see, here in Britain, people are not interested in cooking very much.0:58
Can you pass me some bread, please?1:01
It seems that people here in Britain enjoy various activities in their spare time.1:05
I don't know if it is true, but it seems that a lot of people spend much time watching TV and eating junk food.1:10
Dialog B. Hello, I'm Steve Martzen and you are again with the program Sport, Sport, Sport.1:21
George Philipp is my guest today.1:33
Good morning everyone.1:37
Today we will talk about rugby.1:39
Where is this game popular?1:42
Oh, rugby is a very important sport in Britain, Australia, South Africa and in my country, New Zealand.1:44
Some people think that rugby is a highly aggressive sport.1:51
Well, I don't think that it is more aggressive than football or ice hockey.1:57
I know that your team has the greatest reputation.2:02
Yeah, New Zealand's All Blacks are great.2:06
We are the best dialect C Where do you think we can go on holidays?2:09
Look, boys want to go mountaineering.2:19
Oh, it's so dangerous and they are only 14.2:22
Sheila wants to go to the seaside.2:27
Well, we have never been abroad.2:29
I suggest going somewhere abroad.2:31
Our children will be happy to see another country.2:35
Ok, let's have a look at the map and choose the country.2:38
Yeah, it is in the bookcase in the drawing room.2:44
Dialect D Sir, after I graduate from the college, where can I find work?2:50
Your career will depend on your interests and your educational goals.2:57
My dream is to help athletes, those who need medical help.3:02
If you are interested in sports medicine, consider volunteering with the medical personnel who help your school's sports teams.3:07
You can observe the work they do and learn more about sports medicine.3:15
Dialogue My brother is taking cooking lessons.3:27
In Russia not so many men are fond of cooking.3:33
By the way, do you like cooking?3:36
I'm not a very good cook.3:39
You see, here in Britain, people are not interested in cooking very much.3:41
Can you pass me some bread, please?3:45
It seems that people here in Britain enjoy various activities in their spare time.3:49
I don't know if it is true, but it seems that a lot of people spend much time watching TV and eating jock food.3:53
Dialog B. Hello, I'm Steve Martzen and you are again with the program Sport, Sport, Sport.4:05
George Philip is my guest today.4:17
Good morning everyone.4:20
Today we will Talk about rugby.4:23
Where is this game popular?4:25
Oh, rugby is a very important sport in Britain, Australia, South Africa and in my country, New Zealand.4:28
Some people think that rugby is a highly aggressive sport.4:35
Well, I don't think that it is more aggressive than football or ice hockey.4:40
I know that your team has the greatest reputation.4:45
Yeah, New Zealand's All Blacks are great.4:49
We are the best dialect C. Where do you think we can go on holidays?4:53
Boys want to go mountaineering.5:03
Oh, it's so dangerous.5:06
And they are only 14.5:08
Sheila wants to go to the seaside.5:10
Well, we have never been abroad.5:13
I suggest going somewhere abroad.5:15
Our children will be happy to see another country.5:18
Okay, let's have a look at the map and choose the country.5:21
Yeah, it is in the bookcase in the drawing room.5:28
Dialogue D Sir, after I graduate from the college, where can I find work?5:34
Your career will depend on your interests and your educational goals.5:41
My dream is to help athletes, those who need medical help.5:46
If you are interested in sports medicine, consider volunteering with the medical personnel who help your school's sports teams.5:50
You can observe the work they do and learn more about sports medicine.5:58
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