Module 6, 6e, Exercise 4, page 77.0:01
Dialogue A. Now, can anyone guess what this building was used for?0:08
I think this was where they kept their guns.0:16
No, no, the Romans didn't have guns.0:19
Guns weren't invented until more than 1,000 years later.0:23
No, this was the smithy, where they made swords and armour.0:27
Dialogue B. Look, this is one of the medals my grandfather won at the Battle of Stalingrad.0:35
Yes, he's well over 90 now.0:45
Dialogue C. In the picture you can see the first trains and factories.0:50
In the 1860s, it was just becoming a modern town.0:55
Why are they wearing those funny clothes?1:00
That was the style at the time.1:03
Probably our clothes would look funny to them.1:05
Dialogue D. What are these pointy shapes in the stone?1:12
Those are dinosaur footprints.1:18
One day, an unimaginably long time ago, the creature ran across the mud.1:20
Here is another set, which was probably another dinosaur chasing it.1:25
Over the ages, the mud dried and became stone.1:30
The species died out, mountains rose and fell, ice ages came and went, and humans became dominant on the Earth.1:34
And yet those footprints have survived from that day to ours.1:42
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