English Recordings

First, I wake up at 6 o’clock every morning. I take my shower at 6:45, get dressed and make my bed. Then, I eat breakfast in the Great Hall with my classmates from 7:30 to 8:50 a.m. After that, I wash my face and brush my teeth.
The students in Gryffindor start Monday with Herbology class from 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. After the morning break, we have History of Magic.
Students eat lunch from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. everyday. I always sit next to Hermione and Ron, they are my best friends. I really like the meals served at Hogwarts!
Next, in the afternoon, my classmates and I attend Potions classes. We have Potions classes three times a week.
On Tuesdays, Gryffindors have a Flying lesson with Slytherins at 11:15. Our teacher is Madam Hooch.
Friday starts with Charms and then, there is Transfiguration. The last lesson before the week-end is Defense against the Dark Arts.
From 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., all students do their homework in the Study Hall or the library before dinner.
Next, I often play Quidditch. I love playing Quidditch! When I don't play Quidditch, I sometimes play cards with my friends or read a book. Hermione reads books every day! Gryffindor boys often watch TV on Mondays and Thursdays, but we never play video games.
Finally, I usually go to bed at 9:00 p.m., but when I am tired, I go to bed at 8:30 p.m.

Part 1:animals and their symbolism
eagle
owl
fox
bear
beaver

Part 2: animals and their symbolism : which animal it is?

A/it is epitomises agility and cleverness

B/ it personifies strenght and bravery

C/it represents both fierceness and loyality

D/ it symbolises both widsom and clairvoyance

E/it embodies cooperation and individual talent

listen :

talented
charismatic
sucessful
smart
beautiful
clever
generous
modern
brave
ambitious
handsome
trendy

adjectives: listen to the pair of adjectives

number 1: sporty and active

number 2: moody and short -tempered

number 3: stylish and trendy

number 4:brainy and intellectual

number 5:anxious and worried

number 6:talkative and blabby

number 7: sociable and friendly

number 8: inactive and sluggish

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1.Mr or Miss Egg plant

2.Mr or Miss Couch Potato

3.Mr or Miss Fashionista

4.Mr or Miss Shy

5. Mr or Miss Social butterfly

6.Mr or Miss Drama Queen

7.Mr or Miss Chatterbox

8.Mr or Miss Athletic

9. Mr or Miss Grumpy

When I had sent all my e-mails, I felt free.
She didn't feel the same after her pet had run away.
Hardly had I arrived when she called.
Scarcely had we started lunch when the doorbell rang.
No sooner had Emily come back than she understood everything.
The storm had stopped and the sun was shining in the blue sky.
Bob had written the article and was speaking to his mum.

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Funny stories doctors tell

Speaker 1
My patient announced she had good news … and bad. “The medicine for my earache worked,” she said.
“What’s the bad news?” I asked.
“It tasted awful.”
Since she was feeling better, I didn’t have the heart to tell her they’re called eardrops for a reason.

Speaker 2
During surgery, my fellow resident bumped heads with the surgeon.
“Ah, Dr Jones, a meeting of the minds,” he said, laughing it off.
The surgeon mumbled, “Yes. And I felt so alone.”

Speaker 3
An older lady was brought to us barely conscious by her husband. She told the doctor she was dying. She had complained of feeling very dizzy and having a dry mouth before she fainted. The doctor talked to the husband and they did a history. No serious medical problems and she was very fit. In fact she spent the morning cleaning her son’s home bar. Considering her age they took these symptoms very seriously and began running tests to find ot the reason for such condition. The son came in to visit his mother, and when he was still at home he stopped at his bar. He noticed that his mother had helped herself to some of the 'treats' his friend had brought him the night before. The son had then to explain to his father and the doctor that the treats she had enjoyed were muffins with marihuana his friend had brought him from Amsterdam! And apparently she really enjoyed them as she had eaten quite a number! Then the consciousness returned to the lady, the doctor explained to her she was not dying but was under the influence of drugs. Fortunately she was still high enough to see the humour.

Speaker 4
During my internship a girl came to visit. She had increasingly painful and red eyes since a couple of days back. The last 24 hours had been horrible. I asked about all the normal stuff and she claimed to have no idea why she had this eye problem - she had never had anything wrong with her eyes. I proceed to drop some drops in her eyes to check them in a microscope, and when I do I realize she's wearing contacts. She didn't like her natural eye colour, so she had bought a set of blue coloured lenses 8 months earlier. Never removed them, not even during night time. Didn't even think to mention this to me, claimed to have no "foreign materials" in her eyes. Needless to say, I gave her quite the harsh lecture and a send her to an ophthalmologist.

Speaker 5
I see some crazy stuff, but one thing that stands out was the time I was admitting a guy to the hospital. I can't really remember what for; he was a tall young man, quite fat and large. Anyhow I'm at the computer going over some admission questions with him and his ten family members who are crowded in the room with him. A few minutes in he starts complaining that he's thirsty. So I get on my phone and call the nurse assistant and ask her to bring in some water. As soon as the words are out of my mouth the whole family screams "NOOOO! NO WATER! HE’S ALLERGIC TO WATER!" Well this is going to be a problem. Turns out the guy had been drinking nothing but sprite and cola for years because of his "water allergy". The next question the wife had was "Where are we all supposed to sleep?" The whole family, ten people, were planning to stay at hospital with him.

‘Why I Became a Doctor’: Michigan Medicine Physicians Share Their Stories

Sucheta Joshi

I'm the fourth generation of doctors in my family. Going to medical school felt natural to me. My family members and mentors in medical school and my love for children sparked my interest in pediatrics and pediatric neurology. The bond between children with neurological disorders, their families and the doctor makes it a very fulfilling field.

‘Why I Became a Doctor’: Michigan Medicine Physicians Share Their Stories

Michael Rice

It was a desire to serve others that ultimately drove my decision to become a physician. This sense of calling was reinforced early in my medical training when I first had the opportunity to care for and emotionally connect with patients. I think of my mentors over those years who not only taught me the art and skills of medicine, but more importantly how to be a doctor. My passion to serve was later reinforced as an Air Force physician. Caring for ill and injured servicemen and servicewomen, vulnerable and waiting for you, was among the most rewarding experiences in my life. Each time I work closely with young doctors and medical students, I am again reminded of my initial motivation to become a doctor. Their joy, passion and desire to serve others inspires me.