Listen to the speakers and choose the correct statement 1-6 for each of the spoken texts A-E. There is one extra statement Speaker A Reading is not interesting at all. We can learn from the life stories of famous people. Reading can make you creative. Detective stories make you clever. It's difficult to find the time to read. Reading helps you travel in your imagination. Speaker B Reading is not interesting at all. We can learn from the life stories of famous people. Reading can make you creative. Detective stories make you clever. It's difficult to find the time to read. Reading helps you travel in your imagination. Speaker C Reading is not interesting at all. We can learn from the life stories of famous people. Reading can make you creative. Detective stories make you clever. It's difficult to find the time to read. Reading helps you travel in your imagination. Speaker D Reading is not interesting at all. We can learn from the life stories of famous people. Reading can make you creative. Detective stories make you clever. It's difficult to find the time to read. Reading helps you travel in your imagination. Speaker E Reading is not interesting at all. We can learn from the life stories of famous people. Reading can make you creative. Detective stories make you clever. It's difficult to find the time to read. Reading helps you travel in your imagination. Script Speaker A I hate reading. It's so boring. Why read when you can listen to audiobooks and watch videos? That's a more exciting and modern way of presenting the information. Reading is old-fashioned. But we must read at school. We read our school textbooks and the classical books that our teacher tells us to read. Speaker B I like reading but I haven't got enough time for it. I work a lot, and in the evenings I spend time with my children and doing the housework. Yes, I read to my children, but that's reading books for kids such as fairy tales. Actually, I can only read for pleasure when I'm on holiday. Speaker C I don't like reading but I like comics. They are great. The pictures are so exciting. They inspire me to create my own comics. I draw my own characters such as monsters and heroes who help people. Speaker D I love reading. I'm a real bookworm. I read a lot. I love all kinds of books, but adventure stories are my favourite. They are amazing. When I read them, I feel I'm going through the jungle, fighting the pirates, and searching for treasure with the characters of the book. Speaker E I don't read much but what I really like reading is biographies of famous people. Politicians, business people, actors, scientists, explorers … It's always interesting to learn what it took them to become famous, successful, and often rich. Yes, I read and learn from these books.
Задание

Listen to the speakers and choose the correct statement 1-6 for each of the spoken texts A-E. There is one extra statement

Speaker A

  • Reading is not interesting at all.
  • We can learn from the life stories of famous people.
  • Reading can make you creative.
  • Detective stories make you clever.
  • It's difficult to find the time to read.
  • Reading helps you travel in your imagination.

Speaker B

  • Reading is not interesting at all.
  • We can learn from the life stories of famous people.
  • Reading can make you creative.
  • Detective stories make you clever.
  • It's difficult to find the time to read.
  • Reading helps you travel in your imagination.

Speaker C

  • Reading is not interesting at all.
  • We can learn from the life stories of famous people.
  • Reading can make you creative.
  • Detective stories make you clever.
  • It's difficult to find the time to read.
  • Reading helps you travel in your imagination.

Speaker D

  • Reading is not interesting at all.
  • We can learn from the life stories of famous people.
  • Reading can make you creative.
  • Detective stories make you clever.
  • It's difficult to find the time to read.
  • Reading helps you travel in your imagination.

Speaker E

  • Reading is not interesting at all.
  • We can learn from the life stories of famous people.
  • Reading can make you creative.
  • Detective stories make you clever.
  • It's difficult to find the time to read.
  • Reading helps you travel in your imagination.

Script
Speaker A

I hate reading. It's so boring. Why read when you can listen to audiobooks and watch videos? That's a more exciting and modern way of presenting the information. Reading is old-fashioned. But we must read at school. We read our school textbooks and the classical books that our teacher tells us to read.

Speaker B

I like reading but I haven't got enough time for it. I work a lot, and in the evenings I spend time with my children and doing the housework. Yes, I read to my children, but that's reading books for kids such as fairy tales. Actually, I can only read for pleasure when I'm on holiday.

Speaker C

I don't like reading but I like comics. They are great. The pictures are so exciting. They inspire me to create my own comics. I draw my own characters such as monsters and heroes who help people.

Speaker D

I love reading. I'm a real bookworm. I read a lot. I love all kinds of books, but adventure stories are my favourite. They are amazing. When I read them, I feel I'm going through the jungle, fighting the pirates, and searching for treasure with the characters of the book.

Speaker E

I don't read much but what I really like reading is biographies of famous people. Politicians, business people, actors, scientists, explorers … It's always interesting to learn what it took them to become famous, successful, and often rich. Yes, I read and learn from these books.