English Recordings

He takes his hat with her right hand but it was hot, so the hat was hot.
She takes her scarf to join the gentleman.

Part 1
Let's talk about food.
- What do you like to eat for your dinner?
- Are there any foods that you wouldn't eat as a child but you eat now?
- Do you prefer your own country's food or other kinds of food?
- How much do you eat when you are sad or happy?
- Is there any food that you really dislike to eat?
Let's change the topic and talk about ambition
- What ambitions do people have?
- Why should parents encourage their children to have a desire?
- Should parents interfere in children's ambitions?
- Is there a difference between the ambitions of children and adults?

Part 2

Talk about a time when you gave advice to another person. Please tell me

- When it was
- Who you gave the advice
- What the advice was
- Explain why you gave the advice

Part 3
- What kinds of advice do youngsters often need?
- Is it a good idea to get advice from strangers online?
- What activities often involve giving advice to others?
- What problems can arise if you ask too many people for advice?

Part 1
- What fruit do you eat the most often?
- What is the most unusual thing you've ever eaten? Did it taste good or bad?
- What kind of beverages do you usually drink?
- Have you ever eaten something that made you ill?
- How often do you have unhealthy food?
Let's talk about advertisement.
- Do you see a lot of advertising?
- What types of advertising do you like?
- Have you ever bought something through advertisement?
- Do you watch ads from the beginning to the end?

Part 2

Talk about a foreign person who you think is interesting. Please tell me

- Who the person is
- How you know him/her
- What kinds of person he/she is
- Explain why you think he/she is interesting

Part 3
- Is having foreign friends a good way to learn about other countries?
- Is it necessary to know the culture and language of a country before going there?
- What are the benefits of working in international companies?
- What skills should people have when working in an international company?

Part 1
In this part of the test, I will ask you some personal questions and you should answer them.
- Do you worry about calories and fat content when you eat out?
- Do you care what a restaurant looks like, or is the food the only thing you care about?
- What do you think about people smoking in a restaurant when you are trying to eat?
- In your opinion, what's the most delicious fruit?
- What are the most common fruits and vegetables in your country?
- What is the meaning of the saying: "An apple a day keeps the doctor away?"
- Did you learn to draw as a child?
- Have you ever visited an art gallery?
- Do you have an artwork on the wall of your room?

Let's move on Part 2. I'm going to give you a topic and I'd like you talk about it for two minutes. before you talk, you have one minute to take notes.
Talk about a skill that you learned from senior citizens. Please tell me

- What the skill is?
- Who you learned it from?
- How you learned it?
you now have two minute time to talk. when the time is over, I'll stop you. you may start speaking now.

Now let's move on Part 3. in this part, I will ask you some questions related to part two. let's get started.
- What can children learn from their parents?
- What moral values can children learn from senior citizens?
- What kind of assistance do you think older people need?
- What skills can youngsters learn from older people?

Part 1
- What kind of weather is typical in your hometown?
- What is your favorite season? Why?
- What do you like to do when you are alone?
- Is it important to have some time alone?
- Can being alone be beneficial for mental health?
- Can being alone make you more creative?
- Is it possible to feel lonely even when you are surrounded by people?
- Do you like talking with people?
- How do you like spending time with friends?
- Would you prefer to study alone or with others?
- Do you remember the time when you had to help others?

Part 2
Talk about a volunteering experience you have had. Please tell me

- What was it?
- Where was it?
- Why did you volunteer?
- How did you feel about it?

Part 3
- What qualities do you need to be a volunteer?
- What kind of personality does a volunteer have?
- How can volunteering companies help our society?
- Do you think that today people should be more involved in volunteering?
- How do modern techniques help in the experience of volunteers and volunteers?

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The United States was peopled gradually / by successive waves of immigration / coming from all over the world./
Mass immigration started after 1815.
Between 1815 and 1860, / 5 million people immigrated to the United States,/ they came from Ireland, / the rest of the British Isles , / Germany , /France , / Holland and Switzerland.
These people left their countries / for a variety of reasons ,/ for example one of the main cause / was political instability or demographic growth, / they also suffered from religious persecutions / and economic difficulties / (famine in Ireland in 1846-1847) / so they decided to flee.
Between 1860 and 1880,/ 10 million people / mainly from the British Isles and Germany / immigrated to the USA.
Between 1880 and 1914 , / 15 million immigrants arrived in America. / The etnic background of immigrants / began to change , / they came from Eastern and Southerrn European countries . / Their arrival / met with the hostility of American people / who demanded / that immigration should become selective./
The first measure / aiming at controlling immigration / was the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 / which prevented Chinese / from settling in America.
In 1917 , / the Literacy Test / (aimed at checking if immigrants could read) / was implemented./ Then , / there were quota laws / to reduce the numbers of immigrants./
In 1965 , / the Quota laws were modified./

The Princess of Wales meets a lot of different people during her official visits all over the world. Her husband, William, has a passion for helicopters. One day, he landed his helicopter in their garden! Catherine and William have three children. Their son, George, loves playing with his sister, Charlotte, and his brother, Louis. Do they realise that their grandfather is the King of England? The family lives at Adelaide Cottage; its rooms are spacious and luxurious. Catherine says, 'Our family is very happy here in Windsor.'