Listen to the dialogue and say which of the sentences below are false.0:03
And how are you, Ted?0:17
Where are you going, Sue?0:20
I'm going to give back the book I've just finished reading.0:23
Is it an interesting novel?0:28
Oh, no, Ted, it's not a novel.0:30
It is a collection of stories about common birds and animals that live on the British Isles.0:33
Are they different from those that live in northwestern Europe?0:38
You know that Great Britain and Ireland were once joined to the mainland, don't you?0:44
So, naturally, many of the animals are the same, but there are differences.0:50
Well, for example, there are no more bears or wolves on the territory of the British Isles.0:58
But there are a lot of foxes, hares, rabbits and hedgehogs.1:05
Deer live in some forests of Scotland, but many animals are in danger, though they are protected by law.1:12
I've read that deer also live on the territory of England.1:19
And that is true, but not many.1:24
What about birds, Sue?1:27
More than 200 kinds of birds live in the UK.1:29
Many of them are songbirds.1:33
The most common bird is the blackbird.1:35
There are many sparrows.1:38
Robin is the national bird of the uk.1:41
You do know a lot about the wildlife in Britain.1:43
I think I'll go to the library with you and take the same book to read.1:47
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