In this episode, the journalist from the Mosquito City newspaper speaks with professor Trafalgar, who is an expert on hydrogen powered engines.
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Several guys talk about federal taxes and drug money in a pool hall. What is the U.S. government’s role in this?
Have you ever seen a rhinoceros? Still in the limo on the way to the golf course, Mark and Peter talk about rhinos and how dangerous they are.
Mark talks with an Australian World War II veteran about his experiences in India. “The countryside was very much like Australia.”
Mark talks with a Canadian fellow, named Burke, from Ontario. Burke talks a bit about his life as a young adult there.
This is the first half of Episode 4 of The Water Car, an Interactive Story series for intermediate level English language learners. It focuses on present progressive verbs.
Listen and Write: listen to Aaron and write Mark’s responses.
Hello.
How are you?
Good, thank you.
Where are you going?
I am going to the market.
Why?
I want to buy tomatoes.
Mark speaks with Jeremy, from France, who he meets at a cafe in New Delhi. Mark thinks he looks Japanese, but he’s not. Where are his parents from?
Good morning.
How are you?
Very good.
Where are you going?
I am going to work.
A man and a woman talk about multi-level marketing. The woman has strong feelings about it and says that it is unethical.
Have you ever heard a Cockney accent? What exactly does ‘Cockney’ mean? Find out by listening to this conversation.
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