Number 33, exercise 58.0:12
Listen to the dialogue.0:15
A book to read on holidays.0:17
And try to read it in the same manner.0:19
A book to read on holidays.0:23
I've read all the books we have at home.0:34
Now I'm going to the local library because I want to borrow two or three books that I can read during our school holidays.0:36
Can you think of any good books?0:45
I want some really good stuff.0:47
What kind of books do you prefer?0:50
Do you read adventure novels or detective stories?0:52
No, in fact, I enjoy historical novels a lot more.0:56
Have you read Alexandra Dumas?1:00
I have only just finished the Count of Monte Cristo.1:05
And do you like Walter Scott?1:13
I read Ivanhoe some years ago and, well, that's it.1:16
Scott sounds like a good idea.1:21
What novels by Scott are the best?1:24
I personally like Quentin Durward.1:27
It's set in France in the 15th century.1:29
You're sure to like it.1:33
One book isn't enough.1:38
If you like Walter Scott, why don't you take something else by him?1:39
Rob Roy, for example.1:43
Rob Roy was known as the Robin Hood of Scotland.1:45
And the book describes him and his adventures.1:48
Are you reading anything interesting now?1:53
I'm reading another English classic, David Copperfield by Charles Dickens, and I love it.1:56
I don't think that I like Dickens as much as you do, but.2:02
Thanks for your help, Jane.2:09
I knew you would give me good advice.2:11
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